North Pole Buzz: National Johnny Appleseed Day

Today, March 11, is National Johnny Appleseed Day, and Santa and his elves are celebrating by honoring the legacy of this beloved American folk hero. Johnny Appleseed, born John Chapman, was an American pioneer and folk hero who spread kindness and generosity throughout the Midwest in the late 1700s and early 1800s. His travels earned him the nickname “Johnny Appleseed” and his legacy has been preserved in American folklore. At the North Pole, Santa and his elves have taken the time to recognize the legacy of Johnny Appleseed. To commemorate the day, Santa and the elves have shared stories about Johnny Appleseed and his travels, and discussed the importance of his legacy. They’ve also discussed how his example of selflessness and generosity has spread throughout the United States, and how it can continue to be an inspiration today. By honoring Johnny Appleseed, Santa and his elves have taken the time to recognize the significance of his legacy. As we celebrate National Johnny Appleseed Day, let us all take a moment to be inspired by his selflessness and generosity.