Lankford Resolution Designating September as National Child Awareness Month Passes Senate

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - A Senate resolution introduced by US Senators James Lankford (R-OK) and Maggie Hassan (D-NH), designating September as National Child Awareness Month (NCAM), recently passed the Senate unanimously. The resolution promotes awareness of charities that benefit children and youth-serving organizations across the country.

"Every child has tremendous worth and potential, and for nearly two decades, the Senate has supported the charities, nonprofits, and outreach organizations that make their futures even brighter," said Lankford. "The volunteers and staff who invest in America's youth demonstrate the Oklahoma Standard. This month - and every month - we recognize the work they do to strengthen our families and empower the next generation of leaders."

"Helping children succeed is one of the best investments that we can make for the future of our country," said Hassan. "This month is an opportunity to recognize the organizations and volunteers who work every day to support children and families in New Hampshire and across the country. Their tireless work helps ensure that every child has the chance to dream big and reach their full potential."

You can download the full text of the resolution HERE.

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