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International Day of Charity was proclaimed by the UN General Assembly to mark September 5, 1997, the death of Mother Teresa — a date chosen to promote charitable giving, volunteerism, and philanthropic activity. National Cheese Pizza Day celebrates the simplest and most beloved form of pizza — the Margherita or plain cheese pie whose success depends entirely on the quality of its four components: dough, sauce, cheese, and olive oil. International Bacon Day is observed on the Saturday before U.S. Labor Day, celebrating the cured pork belly that the average American consumes at approximately 18 pounds per year — the most widely consumed cured meat in the country. World Beard Day is observed on the first Saturday of September to celebrate beard culture — the facial hair that ancient Norse warriors, Victorian natural philosophers, and modern Brooklyn baristas have all worn with conviction.
All holidays on September 5
National Cheese Pizza Day
Franchise Appreciation Day
International Bacon Day
National Actdumb. Day
National Be Late for Something Day
National Hummingbird Day
National Lazy Mom’s Day
National Shrink Day
Turkey Vulture Day
World Beard Day
World Samosa Day
About September 5
September 5 Q&As
What is the most popular holiday on September 5?
On September 5, International Day of Charity is the most globally significant observance, proclaimed by the UN to mark Mother Teresa’s September 5, 1997 death. National Cheese Pizza Day is the most popular U.S. food observance, and International Bacon Day is the most popular meat observance, celebrated on the Saturday before Labor Day.
What countries celebrate holidays on September 5?
September 5 observances span the U.S., which hosts National Cheese Pizza Day, International Bacon Day, World Beard Day, National Hummingbird Day, and National Cellulite Day. International Day of Charity is observed globally by UN member states.
What awareness days are on September 5?
September 5 includes International Day of Charity, proclaimed by the UN to mark Mother Teresa’s death and promote philanthropic activity, and National Cellulite Day, normalizing the skin texture affecting an estimated 80 to 90 percent of women.