Celebrate Good Neighbor Day with Hamama

Hi Hamama Friends!

It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood and the perfect day to be a Good Neighbor. Today is Good Neighbor day and we want to share some ways how you can spread positive vibes throughout your neighborhood.

Did you know?:

In 1978 President Jimmy Carter signed a proclamation to make Good Neighbor day a national holiday?

Here are some simple ways you can celebrate Good Neighbor Day in your Community.

1. Give the gift of health!

What better way to tell a neighbor thank you than gifting them with a Hamama Starter Kit. Our gift kit includes one reusable grow tray, instructions, and three seed quilts. For those extra special neighbors, get the Bamboo Starter Kit Gift to add a little extra beauty to their growing experience.

2. Have a neighbor over to share a meal!

Sharing a meal is the perfect way to get to know your neighbors better. Invite a neighbor over, cook your favorite meal and be sure to top it off with your fancy, healthy, and tasty microgreens! It would encourage great conversation and a stronger bond for those who live closest to you! If you don’t have a go-to meal, you can check out our recipes page for some inspiration.

3. Offer your services

Kind gestures are one of the best ways to help your neighbors and build community within the neighborhood. Here are some ideas of how you can be a better neighbor:

• Offer to get a neighbor’s mail while they are out of the town
• Offer to mow their lawn or snow blow their driveway
• Start a community library box
• Leave kind messages on the sidewalks with sidewalk chalk 
• Start a community carpool
• Offer to water their plants
• Propagate one of your plants to share with your green thumb neighbors
• Pick a bouquet of wildflowers 
• Drop off baked goods 

We want to help you tell your neighbor “thank you!” Let them know that they are appreciated and start a conversation with someone in your neighborhood that you don’t know well. Build a stronger (and more fun) neighborhood, one kind gesture at a time. Share some of your favorite ways to celebrate National Good Neighbor Day!