
Union Mayor Patricia Guerra-Frazier Proclaims Global Love Day at Committee Meeting
UCL Civic Desk · Union County Life
UNION, NJ - At the Tuesday night Union Township Committee meeting, Mayor Patricia Guerra-Frazier presented a proclamation recognizing Global Love Day, an international initiative promoting unity, compassion and peace.The proclamation highlighted the work of The Love Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring people to live with unconditional love. According to the organization, Global Love Day is intended to establish a worldwide focus on caring for one another and fostering a sense of shared humanity.The measure emphasizes that love begins with self-acceptance and forgiveness, and calls on individuals to embrace diversity with respect and compassion. It also underscores the idea that all people are connected through a universal bond of love and that collective action rooted in empathy can create positive change.The mayor joined the foundation in inviting residents—and people around the world—to recognize May 1, 2026, as Global Love Day and to reflect on ways to contribute to a more peaceful and unified planet.
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