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Cultural Recurring annually

Sunday 20 June 2027

Father's Day

Father's Day celebrates fathers and father figures and falls on the third Sunday of June in the UK and US. Other countries mark it on different dates.

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Father's Day falls on the third Sunday of June in the UK and US, a day to celebrate dads and the people who have been like fathers to us. We know the day can be hard for some, and everyone's family looks different. If you would like to, you can share a short tribute or a favourite piece of advice from a father figure in [link to channel]. There is no pressure to take part.

Slack / Teams post

For the company channel on the day.

Father's Day is this Sunday in the UK and US. If you would like to share the best advice a dad or father figure ever gave you, the thread is open.

Talking points

For managers and team leads.

- Remember that this day can be painful for people who have lost a parent or child. - Recognise the working parents on your team, including their caring responsibilities. - Note that colleagues in other countries may mark it on a different date.

Tone note

How to pitch it.

Not everyone has an easy relationship with this day, including those grieving, estranged or without a father in their lives. Keep it optional, include father figures, and let people opt in to sharing personal stories.

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Subject line ideas

Try these subject lines to boost open rates:

  • Father's Day: What we're doing this year
  • It's Father's Day — here's how you can get involved
  • This week: Father's Day + team news
  • 20 June: Father's Day at [Company]

How to feature this in your newsletter

  1. Plan ahead — Add Father's Day to your content calendar at least 2 weeks before the date so you have time to gather content and images.
  2. Choose your angle — Will you run a dedicated special edition, or include it as a section in your regular newsletter? Bigger events work well as specials; smaller ones fit into your weekly digest.
  3. Involve your people — Ask employees to share their stories, experiences, or ideas related to Father's Day. User-generated content always gets higher engagement.
  4. Include a call to action — Give readers something to do: attend an event, share a message, learn something new, or donate to a cause.

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