Celebrating Father's Day with Love and Appreciation
Fatherhood is a celebration of countless incredible moments. Our Dads are our caregivers, life coaches, tutors, and often, our best buddies. Cheers to the fathers out there who have guided us through challenges, and taught us life lessons along the way.
You don't have to wait until Father's Day to appreciate the amazing Dads in your life. As Father's Day approaches, it's time to reflect on the immeasurable impact fathers have on our children's lives—a day to celebrate their support and love. These bonds go beyond family as well, it’s an opportunity for recognizing the men who have shown us what it means to be selfless, compassionate, and resilient.
We'd love to hear about your fondest stories, memorable moments, or family traditions with Dad. Let us know in the comments below what your favorite memory with Dad is for a chance to win a Father’s Day Gift Box! Share your memories and you could win a specialty curated selection of Father’s Day candy!
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When I was a young kid, my dad was the parent who watched us most evenings. My favorite memory with my dad was when we’d go out to rent movies. It was always more fun just going somewhere with him than it was to watch whatever it was we rented.
I went to college 3000 miles away and he called me every Sunday
Playing catch with my dad.
My favorite memories with dad are going bike riding with the family, playing tennis, going for milkshakes after, and playing cards (euchre!).
my real dad hasn’t really ever been there for me but my stepdad has and I want to get something for him to show my appreciation
My Father was the best buddy to go to the movies with.
He would get very excited and his joy was contagious.
007 movies were the best he said.
My dad is my best friend. He has helped me move more times than I can count. He always takes me fishing when ever I ask to go, and is always the life of the party cracking everyone up. He’s taught me that hard work, honesty, and compassion can get you really far in life.
I have fond memories of camping with my dad when I was younger.
My favorite fathers days were barbecues in the backyard followed by various yard games like bocce and cornhole, we still try to do these every year but things are busier nowadays.
My father has pasted but I remember going fishing, had to get at 4 in the morning. Being his only child & a girl most of the ‘important’ talks happened when fishing. He tried his best &then some.