TERRI’S DAY – A Celebration of the Culture of Life

What is Terri's Day?
It is the celebration of the culture of life as well as celebrating the woman who sacrificed her life for this cause.

What does the preservation of the culture of life mean?
To take a stand and protect life. Life is precious and we should treat it that way.

Why are we holding this event?
To celebrate Terri Schiavo and to support making a living will, highlight media responsibility, and encourage individuals and families to get involved in culture of life activities and events.

Why is celebrating the culture of life so important to our society?
Pope John Paul II talked of the culture of life over the culture of death and that he felt that it was important specifically to draw America’s attention to the culture of life. We are celebrating to make people aware that what happened to Terri could happen to anyone, and through awareness we can honor Terri and ourselves by signing a pledge to support culture of life activities and events.

Why celebrate Terri's day now?
The anniversary of Terri’s death is March 31st and we are honoring her life. Her legacy has taught us how to value life as God’s precious gift.

How does this celebration affect my community?
This celebration is a lesson to teach communities how to value its citizens, neighbors, the disabled, loved ones, and family and friends. Terri’s legacy would have us all volunteering with the Special Olympics, helping out in hospital wards or nursing homes, or otherwise becoming involved by breaking the cycle of uncaring and lack of consideration for people who are differently-abled.

How can I be a part of Terri's Day?
Volunteer to help with Terri’s Day event preparation, and day-of-event activities, or become a sponsor or sign the pledge. For more information, see www.kevinfobbs.com/terrisday.html

Is this a political issue?
This is not a right or left issue, but a human issue. People on both sides of the isle support this issue.

How can I sponsor Terri's Day?
Fill out a sponsor sheet and donate to Terri's foundation through National Urban Policy Action Council (NuPac).

Will the day become a national day?
Yes!