Catholic Charities' 12 Days of Christmas Challenge:
Day Four, Share an Encouraging Note

| 12/29/2022

By: The Good Newsroom

Write an encouraging message to someone using a Post-It.

A Post-It note that says "You Got This!" lies on top of a stack of Post-It Notes.
Who doesn’t like small encouraging handwritten notes? Your Day Four #12DaysOfChristmas Challenge — Write an encouraging message to someone using a Post-It.

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York is sponsoring #12DaysOfChristmas, an opportunity to perform acts of charity while enjoying fun-filled family activities. Participants are asked to follow along beginning Dec. 26:

12 Days of Christmas Challenge: Day Four, Share an Encouraging Note

Who doesn’t like small encouraging handwritten notes? Your Day Four #12DaysOfChristmas Challenge — Write an encouraging message to someone using a Post-It. Everyone needs a little reinforcement. Words of inspiration maintain positive attitudes and might just be what someone needs today.    

In any given year, Catholic Charities New York connects more than 82,000 people to case management services and answers more than 24,000 calls to our helpline in 20 languages. Learn more in our story: How the Catholic Charities of New York Helpline Became a Lifeline.

Use #TeamCatholicCharities when posting a photo of you and your family completing the challenge.

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