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- CHAPTER MEETINGS
- The first Saturday of each month, September through June, beginning at 10
a.m.
Meetings include patriotic observances, chapter business, reports on
national defense, a message from the President General, and a program.
- CHAPTER ORGANIZATION
- Governed by chapter bylaws. An elected executive board serves for a two-year
term. Chapter committees assume responsibility for much of the chapter work.
- CHAPTER MEMBERS
- Women must be at least 18 years of age, and must prove descent from one who aided the
cause of the American Revolution. For more detailed information on membership
requirements, please click on the box below.
 
- CHAPTER ACTIVITIES
- Sacajawea Chapter continues its decades of service to Olympia and the South
Puget Sound area. Members give generously of their
time and talents in service to the American Lake Veterans Hospital, Shelton High
School Junior ROTC Awards, DAR Good Citizen awards to local area high school seniors,
historic preservation and scholarship, conservation work, support of DAR schools,
patriotic observances on special days, and many other activities.
| Chapter members work at a recent family literacy fair. Over 1000 donated books were
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Constitution Week activities included a display and "signing" at a local library. |
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Members were on hand to help dedicate one of the four new Lewis & Clark Trail markers sponsored by the Washington State Society. This one is at Fort Canby State Park, at the mouth of the Columbia River.
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 | Chapter members gather on a chilly November morning to participate in the local Veteran's Day Parade. |
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February brings the annual commemoration of George Washington's birthday. We join many of the other western Washington DAR chapters, to lay wreaths at the base of the statue of George Washington on the University of Washington campus. The statue was donated to the University by local DAR chapters.
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The annual massing of the colors at Fort Lewis. What an inspiration to see all those flags! We proudly represent our chapter, and carry our flags into the assembly.
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Sacajawea chapter members attend State Conferences and pause for a group memory. |
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| Some of our members are also highly creative. Click on the sampler button to see a larger picture of our chapter sampler, and an explanation of the symbolism. |
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