I think Earth Day is on April 22nd? I looked online. Can we promote this holiday more prominently?  
 
I really couldn't find a date when looking on the GCU site. I may be missing something obvious, Earth Day cards do come up but there is not a date on the page that I can see. It seems like a missed opportunity. I also don't see it listed in the upcoming holidays box on the All Paper Cards page.
Feel free to let me know if I am missing something here.
Pamela

Thanks so much Beverly,
I did see this, so this IS the date.  
 
I was just hoping it might be promoted a little more prominently on GCU as schools celebrate this day and environmental issues are very popular. It seems like a missed opportunity.  
 
Pamela

A little history:
 
The first Earth Day was April 22nd, 1970, celebrated by 20 million Americans who held demonstrations across the country to demand protection for the land, air, and water. Earth Day came about as the result of concerted environmentalist action, and artists played an important role in that process. The Ecology symbol was created by artist Ron Cobb, and the icon gained in popularity before the founding of Earth Day. Cobb’s symbol, first published in 1969, combined the letter "E" (for earth and environment), with the letter "O" (representing wholeness and unity).  
 
One of my first commissioned (though non-paying) design jobs was a silk-screened "First Earth Day Poster" in college.