Richard Clinton Chapter, NSDAR

Clinton, North Carolina

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About Us

History

Our chapter was organized April 16, 1949, and named after Richard Clinton (1741-1795) who was first commissioned as Captain in the Continental Army, then later became a Colonel. He was a member of the North Carolina General Assembly. He was instrumental in passing a bill to section off a part of Duplin County, to become Sampson County. Our town of Clinton is named in his honor.

What We Do

We are dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and securing America’s future through better education for children. Below are examples of activities listed in our three main areas of projects.

Promoting Patriotism

  • Support of the veterans at the Fayetteville VA Medical Center
  • Support Wreaths Across America
  • Observe Veterans Day and Memorial Day
  • Recognize local veterans and their service to America

Historic Preservation

  • Mark graves of local American Revolutionary War Patriots
  • Support the National Society for the Preservation of NSDAR buildings
  • Participate in local historic programs, tours, and events

Education

  • Present Constitution Week programs in schools
  • Participate in Bells Across America on September 17 to honor the signing of the U. S. Constitution
  • Sponsor American History Essay Contests for students in fifth to eighth grades
  • Sponsor DAR Good Citizens Essays for high school seniors
  • Support Crossnore Communities for Children

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