Everything You Need to Bring a Little Extra.

A neighborhood celebration kit with porch and tree sock displays, chalk-art prompts, an optional porch-photo contest, a participation tracker, and neighbor flyers.

A presentation introducing Celebrate 3.21 sponsorship opportunities, campaign goals, suggested sponsorship levels, and recognition benefits. Explains how sponsor support helps provide community participation materials.

For school teams, rec leagues, clubs, and gyms: a Rock Your Socks game night, unified sports ideas, the 3-2-1 challenge, announcer and coach scripts, social copy, and a banner sign.

Interview questions, a story template, and consent forms—including an Easy-Read version—to help people share their stories on their own terms.

Six ready-to-lead mini-lessons that expand the “More messages to teach” page of the Upper Elementary Teacher Guide. Each one has a teacher script, likely student responses and how to answer them, a quick activity, and ways to extend the conversation. Six classroom posters are included.

Six ready-to-go mini-lessons that expand the “More messages to teach” page of the Lower Elementary Teacher Guide. Each one has what to say, what kids might say back, a quick activity, and ways to keep it going all week. Six classroom posters are included.

A friendly, honest walk-through of your church, from the parking lot to the pulpit, through the eyes of a family that includes someone with Down syndrome, autism, or another disability. Score each area, celebrate what’s working, and leave with a realistic action plan.

A real-sock matching game for ages 3+, with setup, alternative play styles, a scoreboard, and an adult read-aloud explanation of the extra-sock chromosome analogy.

A Christian seven-day family devotional with Bible readings, discussion prompts for different ages, prayers, activities, sock cut-outs, and verse cards.

The basics everyone needs: a one-page overview of Celebrate 3.21, a public FAQ, a Language Matters guide, a Where Does My Donation Go? explainer, a brand sheet for partners, a poster, coloring pages, and digital extras (a video-call background, a profile frame, and an email signature).

“Differences make us stronger, and inclusion is something we DO.” Upper elementary students love real science and fairness. They can handle the idea of chromosomes and trisomy, spot a stereotype, and bust a myth, and they’re old enough to plan real actions that make their school more welcoming.

For everyone who volunteers with the Celebrate 3.21 team: our mission and values, volunteer roles, how to deliver business kits, photo and privacy rules, a code of conduct, what to do if something goes wrong, and a sign-up and commitment form.

A care and support guide for pastors, care teams, and church friends. It covers welcoming a new baby with Down syndrome, supporting a family after any diagnosis, hospital stays, meals and practical help, respite nights, prayer, and where to find trusted resources. Care isn’t a program. It’s showing up, again and again.

A welcome guide for Celebrate 3.21 participants, with a participant badge, first steps, toolkit recommendations, and a celebration checklist.

A Learn 3, Do 2, Serve 1 framework for youth organizations, including a 45–60 minute meeting, group-specific activities, dance/music/theater options, fun patch guidance, tracker, family letter, and certificate.