Monument Chapter, NSDAR, is passionate about educating the youth of America and contributing to school programs such as supporting DAR schools, donating funds to American Indian schools, providing scholarships and awards to outstanding students in Minnesota, promoting education and citizenship through youth programs such as C.A.R. and DAR Good Citizens, and sponsoring American History Essay Contests for youths grade five through eight. The chapter members also promote education and awareness for topics such as American Heritage, Literacy, Native American Culture, DAR schools, and others.
Monument Chapter, NSDAR, Regent presenting the Good Citizens Award to the Minnesota State C.A.R. president
Toys Collected for Crossnore Communities of Children at the Annual December Holiday Luncheon
One of the chapter book club meeting dates in 2022
Youth Etiquette Tea
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The book club met at Swede Hollow Park as part of their monthly book project
Annual Silent Auction in December at the Holiday Luncheon to help raise funds for educational activities
American Heritage Show and Tell Meeting Program Brings a Paul Revere Silver Bowl!
The chapter Book Club met to discuss "River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey" by Candice Millard
American Heritage Show and Tell Meeting Brings Out Members with Native American Artifacts
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Monument Chapter, NSDAR
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Last updated Jan 2025
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