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Veteran Memorial Service

Patriotism

Awarding the Mary Desha Medal for Youth Founders Medal to Richard McErlean, III

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Awarding an Americanism Medal

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Attend Naturalization Court in January and July of each year

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Adopting a Troop

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Snacks for the Veterans Resource Center at UNF

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"Snacks for Jax" at Mayport for our servicemen

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DAR Committees

Americanism

Children of the American Revolution

DAR Good Citizens

DAR Project Patriot
DAR Service for Veterans

The Flag of the United States

National Defense

Service to America

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Hebrew Prayer Books

Education

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Sponsored Book Fair Books to Kate Duncan Smith School in Alabama

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Sponsored a teacher for the Helen Pouch Memorial Fund's Classroom Grant Program and awarded her with $200 in books and an additional $200 for her classroom

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Awarding American History Essay Awards to 5-8th graders

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DAR Committees

American Indians

Community Classroom

Conservation

Constitution Week

DAR Magazine

DAR Scholarship

DAR School

Junior American Citizens

Literacy Promotion

Public Relations & Media

Women's Issues

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Historic Preservation

Marking all of our Honorary Chapter Regent's graves with a DAR marker

 

Previous Projects included the Houston Cemetery Cleanup and Purchase of a sign & benches

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DAR Committees

American Heritage

American History

Commemorative Events

DAR Genealogy Preservation

DAR Museum Outreach

Genealogical Records

Historian

Historic Preservation

Librarian

Patriot Records Project

Special Projects Grants​

ABOUT OUR CHAPTER

The Kan Yuk sa Chapter NSDAR was founded in 1950 in Jacksonville, Florida. We host meetings monthly from September through May with exciting programs relating to education, commemorative events, women's issues, and support for the veterans. We also attend Constitution Week and George Washington Luncheons, assist with the naturalization court, and various service projects.

FLORIDA STATE SOCIETY

The Florida State Society consists of 106 chapters statewide. Our state leadership's theme this term is "Squeezing the Day for God, Home, and Country" where we will work on a few state projects for historical conservation and education.  We attend two state conference meetings each year held in the Orlando area for training, fellowship, and collaboration.

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NATIONAL SOCIETY

The DAR, founded in 1890 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women's service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and securing America's future through better education for children. Our theme for this administration is "Rise and Shine for America."

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The content contained herein does not necessarily represent the position of the NSDAR. Hyperlinks to other sites are not the responsibility of the NSDAR, the state organizations, or individual DAR chapters.

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Site Updated: 15 February 2021 Webmaster

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