If you’re a young individual with a limited budget for Father’s Day, don’t worry because there are plenty of ways to celebrate your dad without spending much or any money at all. And let’s be honest, your dad is probably more concerned about you saving your money than receiving extravagant gifts.
Filmmaker and advocate for fathers, John Papola, believes that fatherhood is a heroic role for men. So, if you’re looking for cost-free activities to do with your dad on Father’s Day, consider the following fun and free options:
1. Create an interactive video or presentation using Canva to express your love and appreciation for your dad. Canva is a free and user-friendly tool that allows you to add pictures and videos to make the presentation unique and personal to your relationship.
2. Head to a local park and engage in a friendly game with your dad. Bring along baseball bats, pickleball or tennis rackets, or a kickball. Make use of equipment that you already have at home.
3. Challenge your dad to a race! Whether he’s an athlete or just enjoys running, plan a race at a local track or around the neighborhood. Determine the distance you want to challenge him to, tie your shoelaces, and get ready to exercise together.
4. If your dad is up for a more intense challenge, create an obstacle course in your backyard. Use household items to design a course that can be as easy or difficult as you want. This activity is not only fun but can also involve the whole family.
5. If you have a backyard large enough, hit golf balls together. This can be a great opportunity for your dad to teach you a thing or two about the game, even if you’re not an avid golfer.
6. Cook a special meal for your dad using ingredients you already have at home. Get creative with what you have in the pantry, freezer, or fridge. Just make sure everything is cooked thoroughly to avoid any food-related illnesses.
7. Plan a movie marathon of your dad’s favorite film series. Whether it’s “Ocean’s 11,” “Star Wars,” “Harry Potter,” “James Bond,” “Spider-Man,” “Batman,” or “Rocky,” set up the living room for a day of relaxation and enjoyment.
8. Give your dad the gift of a well-maintained yard by taking care of all the yard work yourself. Help him cut the grass, pull weeds, plant flowers or vegetables, water everything, and more. This gesture will show your appreciation and save him some time and energy.
Remember, celebrating Father’s Day is not about the amount of money you spend; it’s about expressing your love, appreciation, and spending quality time with your dad.
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