THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION GUIDELINES

1. This is for people that want to celebrate Thanksgiving or have Thanksgiving decorations and events throughout the whole month of November.
2. Decorations should resemble either colonial or native American culture.
3. We would take in any suggestions from citizens and we will add them to the guidelines for people to do for their November events in case they don't know what to do in November.
4. For people that celebrate by wearing costumes, there are plenty of colonial and native American outfits or costumes that you can purchase or make your own. For people that feel uncomfortable dressing as a Native American because you don't want to offend a tribe by wearing clothes that they wear? That's perfectly fine, if anyone has knowledge of what they wear or celebrate with we will put it in the guidelines for people to choose from.
5. When it comes to dancing, there are so many dance methods you can adopt and try out and you would not offend anyone. There are native American pow-wows of all kinds, ritual dances, and colonist dances. Singing can come with it too, we can all look up 17th and 18th-century music both colonial and native American that we can all voluntarily adopt and use to celebrate our month of November.
6. Prime Minister Austin Elsler has provided songs and pieces of music for the month of November and the Thanksgiving holiday, click this link here: "Thanksgiving in Nyx".

Volunteer Corps Guidelines

The following provisions to establish such an organization:

1. The people through a petition sent to the Prime Minister shall establish a Volunteer Corps for their Federal County.
2. Definition for Volunteer Corps: “The Volunteer Corps is a group of volunteers under the jurisdiction of the Executive Branch under the command of the Prime Minister of the Queendom of Nyx or if not available, the elected chief of the corps that will be in charge of cleaning our communities that surround our Nyxi land claims including both private and public properties of Nyx.”
3. Citizens can apply to join the volunteer corps and can come and go as they please but while they are in the location of the community cleanup with other volunteers and the Prime Minister who will also be joining if available, the Prime Minister or anyone elected to command the corps is in charge of the entire operation at the location.
4. Applicants must volunteer for cleanup operations in a two (2) week span, if the applicant or applicants DO NOT volunteer in the two (2) week span of the operation, the applicant’s application as a member of the Volunteer Corps will be suspended and the applicant will be given a notice asking if he or she wishes to continue as part of the Volunteer Corps.
5. One (1) member of the Volunteer Corps will be the honorary flag bearer, the person’s sole responsibility is to hold the flag straight up and let it fly during the entire operation and to walk around the volunteers without disturbing the operation or stand in one spot and move as the Corp moves. Any individual that comes up to ask us questions about who we are and what we are doing, will be respectful and give them any information they request from us. If a Volunteer struggles to give information then the volunteer should direct the curios individual to the Chief of Operation or the Prime Minister if he is present.
6. Rules and Procedures will be established to provide the organization of the group and the functionality of it, it can be proposed and amended by any registered member of the Corps.
7. Any volunteer that violates the rules and procedures will be punished accordingly under the Volunteer Corps Rules and/or Nyxi law.
8. The Chief of Operation can only be elected by the members of the Volunteer Corps County members.