SARAH CASWELL ANGELL CHAPTER, NSDAR
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN
About Our Members
What We Do
Community Service - Our members volunteer at schools, churches, and nonprofit organizations. We honor the service of our community's first responders. We support women's organizations such as SafeHouse.
Patriotism - We distribute between 500-1,000 American flags annually to spectators at the Dexter Memorial Parade. Our local veterans appreciate our participation in their events and our support of the VA Hospital. Active military receive cards, gift cards, knit hats and scarves from our chapter. ROTC cadets receive recognition each year.
Historical Preservation - Our chapter maintains grave sites and installs historical markers. We honor the Constitution by encouraging local mayors to annually proclaim September 17-23 as Constitution Week. We transcribe Revolutionary War documents for the University of Michigan Clements Library.
Education - We sponsor an essay contest for local high school students on the topic of good citizenship. Our chapter also supports four DAR schools nationally.
Calendar
Ann Arbor Police Department - Thank you for your service!
Hamburg MI Fire Department - Thank you for your service!
We learned about the vital role this University of Michigan organization plays in saving lives.
Ann Arbor Police Department - Thank you for your service!
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We give hundreds of flags to spectators to wave in honor of our fallen patriots on Memorial Day.
A few members get in the parade spirit while riding in style.
Each year we honor four outstanding ROTC cadets at the University of Michigan.
We give hundreds of flags to spectators to wave in honor of our fallen patriots on Memorial Day.
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Two Patriots were buried in this small cemetery, Ensign John Terhune and Sarah Vreeland Terhune.
In the 1930s, our chapter joined with the Ypsilanti Chapter, NSDAR, to preserve this burial ground.
Imagine seeing original letters written during the Revolution!
Two Patriots were buried in this small cemetery, Ensign John Terhune and Sarah Vreeland Terhune.
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