The resolution urges the State of New Jersey to officially recognize September 22, 2026, as National Family Day. It highlights the vital role families play in providing emotional, social, and economic stability within communities and emphasizes the positive impact of strong family connections on children's well-being, educational outcomes, and social challenges. The resolution notes that New Jersey ranks fifteenth in the nation for the proportion of married adults raising children together, underscoring the importance of family structures in the state.

By designating this day, the resolution aims to promote awareness of the significance of family bonds and to encourage civic engagement and community initiatives that strengthen families. It calls for the state to continue advancing policies that support family stability and parental involvement while encouraging residents to spend quality time with their loved ones. The resolution also mandates that copies be distributed to key stakeholders and community leaders to foster broader support for the observance of National Family Day.