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Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day

A fun observance on March 14 promoting unity, compassion, and support for communities through baking and sharing pies as a gesture of solidarity.

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March 2027

Last updated February 26, 2026 · by the Holiday Calendar Team

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YEARLY DATEMarch 14

OBSERVED INUnited States

CATEGORYFood

SUBCATEGORYDesserts

ORIGIN

Community Origin

FOUNDING ENTITY

Not documented

FIRST OBSERVED

2015

HOW THE HOLIDAY CAME TO BE

The observance was started in 2015 by two unnamed friends in San Francisco as a way to bring people together and show support for marginalized communities through the act of baking and sharing pies.

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INTRO

Introduction

PHOTO

Get your aprons on and preheat those ovens, because March 14 is Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day! This holiday may not be as well-known as other pie-related celebrations, but it has a heartwarming backstory. In 2015, two friends in San Francisco started this day as a way to bring people together and show support for marginalized communities through the simple act of baking and sharing pies. Since then, it has become a worldwide movement that encourages individuals to bake pies and donate them to local charities or share them with friends and neighbors. So let's spread some sweetness and solidarity on this special day!

TIMELINE

Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day Timeline

Start of the Tradition

Two friends in San Francisco started Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day to support marginalized communities through shared baking.

First Organized Event

A well-organized event took place with their circle of friends, marking the first formal pie-baking gathering.

Gaining Recognition Locally

Local media outlets covered the event, garnishing more attention and local followers for the initiative.

Nationwide Impact

The concept spread to other U.S. cities, promoting the values of solidarity and community support via shared baking.

Global Reach

Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day became recognized internationally with people around the world participating.

Virtual Celebrations

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, virtual gatherings and bake-offs took place, ensuring the continuation of the heartwarming tradition.

GET INVOLVED

How to Celebrate Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day

Host a pie baking competition

Invite friends and family over to compete in a pie baking contest. Everyone can bring their best pie recipe and have a blind taste test to determine the winner.

DONATE

Donate pies to a local charity

Bake several pies and donate them to a local charity or soup kitchen. This is a great way to spread the love of pie and give back to the community at the same time.

HAVE

Have a pie potluck party

Invite friends over for a pie potluck party where everyone brings their own homemade pie to share. This is a great opportunity to try new flavors and bond over a love for pie.

VISIT

Visit a local bakery

Support a small business and treat yourself to a freshly baked pie from a local bakery. This is a great way to show solidarity with bakers and celebrate Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day.

TEACH

Teach someone how to bake a pie

Pass down the tradition of pie baking by teaching a friend or family member how to make a delicious pie from scratch. This is a great way to bond and spread the love of pie.

WHY THIS DAY MATTERS

Why We Love Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day

Celebrating tradition and heritage

Pie-making has been passed down through generations in many cultures, making Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day a celebration of culinary traditions and heritage. It's a special way to pay tribute to our roots and honor the history and significance of pies.

Bringing people together

Baking a pie in solidarity allows individuals to come together and share their love for baking and delicious homemade desserts. It's a great opportunity to connect with friends, family, and even strangers through the shared experience of baking.

Supporting a good cause

Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day is not only about enjoying tasty treats, but it also serves as a way to raise awareness and support important causes. Many organizations use this day as an opportunity to fundraise for various charities and social issues.