Dolly Parton has been a source of inspiration and joy to millions across the globe, myself included. Her music, philanthropy, and spirit have touched lives in ways few others could. As a beacon of kindness and artistry, Dolly deserves national recognition.

Dolly Parton is not just an iconic country singer; she is a humanitarian with a heart as big as her wigs. From the Imagination Library, which has provided over 180 million free books to children worldwide, to her unprecedented $1 million contribution to COVID-19 vaccine research, Dolly has consistently used her influence for good. Her Dollywood Foundation has raised and donated millions to countless charities and disaster relief efforts, impacting lives and spreading hope.

Notable achievements of Dolly Parton extend beyond philanthropy. Her influence on the music industry is undeniable—with 25 Recording Industry Association of America-certified gold, platinum, and multi-platinum awards, 26 songs reaching No. 1 on the Billboard country charts, and winning 10 Grammy Awards out of 49 nominations. Her tenacity and talent have made her not only a country music icon but a cherished international treasure.

By proclaiming September 25th as National Dolly Parton Day, we can annually celebrate her contributions and spread the values of love, compassion, and generosity she embodies. This day would serve as a reminder of her legacy and encourage communities to foster a culture of giving and kindness, just as Dolly has throughout her life.

Join me in honoring this incredible woman who has given so much to the world. Let's show our appreciation for Dolly Parton by making September 25th an official day of celebration. Sign this petition and be a part of the movement that celebrates one of the most influential figures of our time.