Tennessee Society,

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Drawing from our theme verse, Eccl. 3:1 “For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven,” the Tennessee Society Daughters of the American Revolution has embarked upon a Season of Service to God, Home, and Country.

Until June 2022, our state society will be focusing on various service projects in our state and communities to make a positive impact upon our fellow Tennesseans. To achieve this goal of service, we have added several new projects for our chapters, and truly between the work of our committees and these new service projects, there is something for everyone.

Blessing Bags and Operation Personal Care are just two of these new state projects. Blessing Bags collects new and gently used luggage and bags for children statewide to use for their belongings when removed from homes for foster care. Operation Personal Care collects and distributes female personal care items to schools and shelters. These projects, along with our literacy efforts, historic sites support, and on-going work for our military and veterans, are examples of our extensive efforts toward historic preservation, education, and patriotism, which are aims of our State and National Societies.

I encourage you to see what your local chapters are doing, and join us as we work to serve God, Home, and Country.

Cecile Wimberley, State Regent

What We Do

Historic Preservation

One of the three objectives of the DAR is historic preservation. From the very beginning of the Tennessee Society, historic preservation was emphasized.

Education

The education of young people is one of the objectives of the DAR. The National Society offers a variety of educational programs, contests, and awards.

Patriotism

Since 1892, the TSDAR has been dedicated to the promotion of patriotism.

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The #TNSocietyDAR is happy to announce the winners of the American History Essay Contest: Gabe Harville, Anna Carroccio, Zee Carnes, and Maya Ross. Gabe Harville is not only the 8th grade state winner, but he is also the 8th grade Southeastern Division winner! Gabe is sponsored by the Caney Fork Chapter. Gabe plays on the golf team and is active in 4-H. He also competes in public speaking, poultry judging, livestock judging, horse judging, forestry judging, and he participates in the Chick-Chain program. Gabe loves to read, fish, and spend time with his dog, Rosie, as well as the animals on his family’s farm. He plans to pursue a career as a veterinarian.Anna Carroccio is sponsored by the Alexander Keith Chapter. Anna plays basketball, runs track, is an artist who loves to paint, draw, and craft. She also enjoys reading, singing, playing the piano, and cooking. Zee Carnes is sponsored by the Mary Blount Chapter. She enjoys the great outdoors, helping with farm chores, mathematics, and playing piano. Zee recently adopted a dog named Beckett who now joins her on her daily walks.Maya Ross is sponsored by the Ocoee Chapter. She loves her dog and three cats. Maya enjoys math and writing, but her favorite activity in school is recess. When she grows up, Maya would like to be an architect.Congratulations, Gabe, Anna, Zee, and Maya!*Photos of minors used with permission. #TodaysDAR ... See MoreSee Less

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