Patriotism
We Actively—Preserve, Support and Volunteer
  • ​Visit veterans in hospitals
  • Collect coupons for military families
  • Plant flowers for Revolutionary patriot's gravesites
  • Create gift bags for veterans
  • Participate in Wreaths Across America
  • Make Easter eggs for veterans through Military Connections
  • Host a tea for women Vietnam veterans
  • Participate in naturalization ceremonies
  • Members make Christmas stockings for veterans through Military Connections
  • Present American Flags that were flown over the capitol building
  • Plant trees for Vietnam veterans
  • March in Memorial Day parade
  • Host a "Flight 93 Memorial" bus trip

Education
  • Collect toys for Tamassee DAR School
  • Award a certificate for "Outstanding American History Teacher"
  • Made Vietnam War traveling library exhibit
  • Collect plastic bags and printer cartridges for DAR schools
  • Collect books for underprivileged children
  • Collect "Pennies for Peanut Butter" to feed underprivileged children
  • Give a Hoot DAR School support
  • Help contribute for a picket fence for Tamassee DAR school playground
  • Support the DAR Library through our Book Club
  • Support both Baccone and Chemawa Indian Schools
  • ​DAR Good Citizens and American History Essay Winners 

Historic Preservation
  • Contribute to Madonna of the Trail—Washington, Pennsylvania
  • Hold Meetings at the Century Inn
  • Tour Woodville Plantation—Home of John Neville
  • Visit the Braddock Trail Chapter House—Museum
  • Attend events at Fort Pitt Blockhouse
  • Tour the Vicary Mansion and "Fashion Through the Ages"
  • Hike through the Pittsburgh Botanical Gardens
  • Attend events at Oliver Miller Homestead in South Park
  • Tour the Henry Clay Frick Mansion
  • Hold meetings at the Grand Concourse in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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