In 1621, 46 out of 102 pilgrims died during the winter. The following fall the harvest was plentiful and the pilgrims celebrated with the Wampanoag Indians who helped them through the tough times.
On October 3, 1789, President George Washington signed the Thanksgiving proclamation assigning “Thursday, the 26th of November” as a “day of public thanksgiving and prayer” establishing the timing for the holiday as we celebrate today.
No matter how bad the economy seems to be, there are always things we can be thankful for. During this upcoming holiday season, be sure to remember your customers for their business and your employees for their dedication and the sacrifices they have made during the year. Gifts don’t have to be expensive – just something to show your thanks. Shop the personalized holiday gifts for an assortment of logo gift items with price points that are sure to fit your budget.
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