May
- Month
- Pediatric Stroke Awareness Month
- Mental Health Awareness Month
- Cystic Fibrosis Month
- Foot Health Awareness Month
- Hepatitis Awareness Month
- Huntington's Disease Awareness Month
- Medic Alert Month
- Military Appreciation Month
- Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month
- National Physiotherapy Month
- Speech and Hearing Awareness Month
- Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
- Week
- 1–7 National Summer Safety Week
- 1–7 Spinal Health Week
- 4–10 National Mental Health Week
- 4–10 North American Occupational Safety and Health Week
- 4–11 Naturopathic Medicine Week
- 5–11 National Hospice Palliative Care Week
- 12–18 National Nursing Week
- 12–18 National Road Safety Week
- 26 – June 1 National Sun Awareness Week
- Aboriginal Awareness Week
- Emergency Preparedness Week
- Day
- 1 May Day
- 2 National Red Squirrel Awareness Day
- 3 World Press Freedom Day
- 4 Annual Hike for Hospice Palliative Care
- 4 Star Wars Day
- 5 International Day of the Midwife
- 6 International No Diet Day
- 7/8 Victory in Europe Day
- 8 World Red Cross Red Crescent Day (Henri Dunant]'s birthday)
- 10 WHO, Move for Health Day
- 11 Military Spouse Appreciation Day
- 12 International Nursing Day
- 12 Canada Health Day
- 12 Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome National Awareness Day
- 15 International Day of Families
- 17 National Day Against Homophobia
- 17 Telecommunication Day
- 22 International Day for Biological Diversity
- 24 European Day of Parks
- 25 National Missing Children's Day
- 25 Towel Day
- 27 Schizophrenia Walk of Hope
- 28 National Multiple Births Awareness Day
- 31 World No-Tobacco Day
- Memorial Day - last Monday of the month
- Mother's Day – Second Sunday of May in many nations
- Military Spouse Appreciation Day - Friday prior to Mother's Day
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Famous quotes containing the word may:
“The heavy burden of the growing soul
Perplexes and offends more, day by day;
Week by week, offends and perplexes more
With the imperatives of “is and seems”
And may and may not, desire and control.”
—T.S. (Thomas Stearns)
“Social distinctions concern themselves ultimately with whom you may and may not marry.”
—Katharine Fullerton Gerould (1879–1944)