Communities across slotxo the UK have come together to celebrate all those who gave their time to help people during the pandemic.
Thank You Day saw events take place across the country on Sunday.
Proposed by a small group of people to pay tribute to the unsung heroes of the last year, it has also been backed by a number of celebrities.
In Coventry, an interfaith ceremony was held at the cathedral, while 1,000 roses were handed out in Bradford.
Play at the Wimbledon Championships was suspended as part of the traditional Middle Sunday break, and organisers used it as an opportunity to mark Thank You Day.
Hundreds of people gathered at Wimbledon Park to enjoy free community tennis events.
Julie Siddiqi MBE, founder of Together We Thrive and one of the original proposers for Thank You Day said: "It was wonderful for me to start Thank You Day at Coventry Cathedral.
"It is a place of special significance and being there with friends from all backgrounds was really inspiring.
"Faith communities have done so much during this past difficult year, we have lots of people to thank."
The cathedral's dean, The Very Reverend John Witcombe, said the service was an "inspiring" event and had been "immensely moving".
Another interfaith service was also held in Smethwick, in Sandwell, with many sports clubs and community groups sharing their support over social media.