Ready, set... celebrate! June 4th is Global Running Day, and it’s the perfect opportunity to get your community moving—at any pace.

Encourage residents of all ages and abilities to lace up their sneakers and enjoy the outdoors. Walking counts! Even if someone prefers a slower stroll or uses a walker or wheelchair, they can still join the fun with seated warm-up and cool-down stretches—or cheer on neighbors as they move through the course!

 It’s time to get grate—June 4th is National Cheese Day, and there are so many fun, flavorful ways to celebrate with your residents. Whether you keep it simple or go all out, a cheesy gathering is sure to spark engagement and conversation.

If you're in your first few days—or even your first few months—as a multifamily property manager, there's a good chance you've second-guessed your career choice once or twice.

Maybe more.

That’s normal.

This job is not easy. You're managing people, property, paperwork, and pressure... all while trying to keep the peace and hit your numbers. No one really talks about how overwhelming it can feel at the beginning.

But I want you to hear this loud and clear:
Don’t doubt your choices.
You are in this business for a reason.

 If you live close enough, walk to work to start your day with movement. If that’s not an option, try a pre- or post-work stroll to sneak in extra steps.

 Dog lovers, this one’s for you! Many of us are willing to sacrifice our own comfort for our four-legged companions (who else sleeps on the edge of the bed so their dog can sprawl out in the middle?). If you need an extra push to be active, do it for your pup! Take more walks, play fetch, or even try a dog-friendly workout.

 Go barefoot in the grass, lace up your walking shoes, and get moving! Walking is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to improve your health. If you can’t commit to daily walks, make it a goal to walk at least 30 minutes today.

 While you’re focusing on moving more, why not take it up a notch? Add resistance training to your routine and build strength alongside your conditioning. Strong muscles support healthy aging and better mobility!

 If the idea of tracking miles sounds overwhelming, start with a simple goal: move more. If you’re averaging 1,000 steps a day, aim for 1,500–2,000 and gradually increase. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s progress!

 Stress is inevitable, but how we manage it makes all the difference. Physical activity, mindfulness, and self-care practices can significantly reduce stress levels. Find what helps you unwind—whether it’s a workout, yoga, meditation, or a long walk—and make it a priority.

Did you know March is National Berries and Cherries Month? That’s right—an entire month dedicated to those tiny, juicy, vitamin-packed powerhouses. And what better way to celebrate than by bringing a little berry-filled fun to your community? Whether you go big with an event or keep it simple with small, meaningful touches, there are so many ways to make this month extra sweet for your residents.

Did you know that February is National Time Management Month? The holiday chaos is behind us, January’s exhaustion has settled, and now—finally—we have a chance to breathe. But before we blink and suddenly it’s summer, let’s take this moment to get organized, reclaim our time, and set ourselves up for a season of balance and breathing room (instead of stress and scrambling).

When February 14th rolls around, our minds instantly go to Valentine’s Day—hearts, flowers, and a whole lot of pink and red. But did you know there’s another holiday on this day that might just steal your heart? International Book Giving Day. And honestly, while I do love a good Valentine’s celebration, International Book Giving Day holds a special place in my heart. Because while Valentine’s Day can be fun, it can also be a little, well, complicated. Not everyone loves it, and for plenty of reasons. But books? Books are for everyone. So why not bring the two together and turn your Valentine’s event into a celebration of love and literature?

It’s Women’s Heart Health Week!

Every year, during the first week of February, we take time to highlight and focus on women’s heart health. And for a good reason—heart disease is the number one cause of death for women. It often goes undiagnosed, and the symptoms can be different from those in men, making awareness and education even more critical. The good news? Small, intentional changes can lead to big improvements, and knowledge is power!

Popcorn is my absolute favorite snack! Whether it’s buttery, sweet, savory, or all of the above, it’s hard to resist this classic treat. If you’re as big of a fan as I am, you probably already know that January 19 is National Popcorn Day—a perfect opportunity to spread some joy and bring your community together.

Years ago, a coworker brought this amazing hot chocolate mix to work, and it completely changed the game for me. Since then, it’s been the only hot chocolate I drink. Why? Because it’s ridiculously rich, creamy, and full of flavor that feels like a warm hug on a cold winter day. Plus, it’s super easy to make, which makes it the perfect holiday gift for friends and family!

Celebrate the holidays and foster community relationships by hosting a festive National Cookie Exchange Day on December 22nd. Whether you’re short on time and space or ready to go all out, there’s a way to make this event special for everyone.

December 3rd marks National Make A Gift Day—a perfect opportunity to kick off the holiday season with creativity and connection. Why not host an arts and crafts event at your property, giving residents the chance to create thoughtful, handmade gifts for friends and family? This activity not only encourages residents to embrace their crafty side but also builds a sense of community as they work together in a festive, relaxed atmosphere.

Celebrate #GetOutdoorsWeek with us! Whether it’s stargazing, a pet play date, or an outdoor movie night, there’s something for everyone. Let's make new memories and enjoy the beauty of nature together! 🌿 #CommunityLife #OutdoorActivities #ResidentEvents

As many eagerly put up their Christmas trees on November 1, we can’t forget the holiday that comes first: Thanksgiving. November is aptly designated as National Gratitude Month, a time to pause, reflect, and appreciate the good in our lives. Embracing gratitude can lead to a simpler, less stressful life, and it also provides a wonderful opportunity to engage with your residents through meaningful activities.

Wellness is a complex concept encompassing various facets that require attention to achieve total well-being. October is designated as Emotional Wellness Month, making it an ideal time to highlight the significance of caring for your emotional health. As a property manager, you have a unique opportunity to promote a better understanding of emotional wellness and provide practical tips to your residents throughout this month.