what is Grateful in April?

 Grateful in April is a global campaign to get people focused on feeling good about what they’ve already got in their lives. It’s amazing what can occur when you find ways to be grateful for what you have. Studies show that practicing gratitude can have many benefits including helping you sleep better, as well as improving your health and relationships.  Take a couple of minutes to see the benefits that having an attitude of gratitude can bring.

join the campaign today - it's free and always will be

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who is grateful?

 

Melina Schamroth | CEO m.a.d.woman/Founder Grateful in April

Shane Delia | Chef & Restauranteur

Jennifer Wilson | Warrior Woman

Ryan "Fitzy" Fitzgerald | Radio & TV Personality

Meshel Laurie | TV & Radio Personality

Rhys Muldoon | Actor

Don Elgin | Paralympic Medalist and Speaker

Michael "Wippa" Wipfli | Radio Announcer

Merrick Watts | Radio Announcer & Comedian

Collette Mann & Colin Lane | Actor & Comedian

Brett Kirk  | Retired Sydney Swans Football Player

Ken Gormley | Musician – Cruel Sea

Dan Sultan | Musician

Noah Gelb 

Sophie 

Renee Tunney

Peter Olorenshaw | Black Saturday bushfire survivor

Mike Lieberman

AJ Kulatunga | Creator – Dream, Build, Inspire, Lead!

Melissa Williscroft 

Adam Spencer | Media Personality

Jeff & Kane | Global Business Coaches

Jules Schiller | Radio & TV Personality

Kirsten | Musician – 78 Saab

Michael Cini | Musician – Money for Rope

Rebecca Derrington | Founder – SourceBottle

Julia Camm 

share gratitude

Let friends, family and colleagues know about the Grateful in April project and give them the opportunity to feel great about themselves too!

gratitude gifts

Studies show that people can change their lives for the better by practicing gratitude. Check out the exclusive range of Gratitude and Thank You cards and Daily Affirmation Cards at the m.a.d.woman foundation site where all proceeds go to charity. Treat yourself or someone you care about with a gift of gratitude today. Start shopping now.

give gratitude

While the Grateful in April campaign is free and always will be, please consider showing your gratitude by helping support others who are facing tough times through our charity, the m.a.d.woman foundation. The m.a.d.woman foundation provides care packs to support people facing disadvantage. You can read more at www.madwoman.com.au . Your gift of $10 will fund a care pack for someone in need. This includes women and kids fleeing domestic violence, kids in foster care, homeless youth and adults, asylum seekers, disabled and disadvantaged youth, long-term unemployed and people facing illness and more. You can donate directly (receive a tax-deduction receipt in Australia for donations over $2) and/or undertake a fundraising challenge.

recent posts

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Day 30: Grateful for sharing Grateful in April  

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When you first started Grateful in April, you might have had a few ideas about what you might get from spending a month practicing the art of gratitude.  In the early days you might have had to remind yourself to focus on what is good in your life, but the more you do it, the easier it can became.  Maybe every once in a while you found yourself lapsing […]

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Day 29: Grateful for 100 things 

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Over the past month you’ve had the opportunity to compile a bedside journal of nearly 100 things you are grateful for in your life.  Maybe you have a book overflowing with gratitude or maybe you meant to write something each day but you missed a night, then another and then forgot again. Maybe you never […]

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Day 28: Grateful for the things you’ve done 

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Cross To Do off your list today.  Yep, today is all about writing a list called ‘Things done’.  We often spend so much time noticing what still needs to be done, that we forget to focus on our achievements and those of the people around us.  We’re quick to cross things off and move to the next […]