National Blue Sunday is April 27, 2008
Join churches across the nation as they take the time in their morning service to pray for the victims of child abuse and those that rescue them. It's that simple. There's nothing to join and no fees to participate. All we ask is that you register so that we can monitor the growth of this campaign and its effectiveness. Your organization can take the lead in making a difference in child abuse prevention efforts.

Big Blue Day
This can be any day of your choosing. This activity is designed to remember the victims of child abuse, raise awareness in the community and show support for the efforts being made in behalf of children.

Begin by asking the city to make a proclamation that a certain day will be its Big Blue Day to remember the victims of child abuse and to show support for local child abuse prevention efforts.

Schools could hold poster contests, wear blue ribbons, and be given good parenting tips to take home.

Businesses could donate a portion of their earnings that day to designated prevention efforts and show support by displaying blue ribbons at their entrances.

Hospitals could host open houses honoring those who work in the field of child abuse.

Churches could open their doors at noon for prayer vigils or better yet ask them to participate in the National Blue Sunday event on April 24, 2005.

Blue is the accepted "memorial ribbon" color for honoring the victims of child abuse so look for ways to bathe your city and your children in blue.

For more ideas register and you will be sent a sampling of more ideas or order The Little Blue Book of Big Ideas - Creating Your Own Child Abuse Prevention Projects book. Click here to find out how to order.

Blue Sunday Fundraising Policy
No fundraising efforts may be done in conjunction with the Blue Sunday name.

Blue Sunday Sign Up - Register your name and type of organization you are associated with. You are not joining anything - no dues or fees. We will email you simple and effective prevention projects that you and your organization can do.