National Sapphire Segulah Day is observed on May 12 and honors single parents raising children with special needs. Founded by Great Exploit Ministries, this day recognizes the unique challenges these parents face, including sacrifices, long nights, and the juggling of medical care and everyday tasks. Typical customs include hosting community appreciation brunches, organizing relaxation retreats for caregivers, planning fun-filled family days, and creating personalized appreciation gifts. The term "Segulah," meaning "precious treasure" in Hebrew, symbolizes the value of both the parents and their children. This day aims to foster understanding, support, and a sense of community, encouraging acts of kindness and empathy towards these dedicated caregivers.