Every year, our national calendar observes holidays dedicated to complex historical figures whose legacies spark deep debate. If our society can officially observe days for figures like Christopher Columbus, we should undoubtedly dedicate a day to an individual who used his unparalleled global platform to heal the world and uplift humanity. It is time to officially establish a National Day of Philanthropy to honor the historic humanitarian contributions of Michael Jackson. Beyond his legendary musical achievements, Michael Jackson was one of the greatest philanthropists in modern history. He didn't just sing about change; he actively funded it. He donated hundreds of millions of dollars to global disaster relief, cancer research, literacy programs, and orphanages, earning a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for the most charities supported by a pop star. This is not a matter of fan culture; it is a matter of historical record. His civic dedication and extensive charity work were formally recognized by multiple United States Presidents at the White House: In 1984, President Ronald Reagan presented him with the Presidential Public Safety Commendation for his support of national anti-drunk driving campaigns. In 1992, President George H.W. Bush officially honored him as a "Point of Light Ambassador" in direct recognition of his deep commitment to disadvantaged children. Michael Jackson’s legacy proves that one person's generosity can spark a global movement of giving. By establishing a National Day of Philanthropy, we aren't just honoring his memory—we are establishing an annual day of action that inspires people across the country to give back, support children, and serve their communities. Sign this petition to urge Congress and the President to officially proclaim a National Day of Philanthropy.