National Chairman
Parker Doole
Senior National Chairman
Malone Moore
Objective: Promote the National Park System during their Centennial Celebration year.
Program: Learn about the founding of the National Park System, or a park in your area, and its importance in preserving American treasures.
Suggestions:
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Visit a national park.
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Discover the significance of the National Park Service and how it was formed.
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Read about Teddy Roosevelt and uncover why he believed the NPS was a necessary organization.
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Become a Junior Ranger and raise awareness of the importance of conserving the outdoors.
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Research different conservation-based organizations in your area.
Contest:
Local society with the best program
First Place $50
Government Studies
National Chairman
Alec Marshall
Senior National Chairman
Carolyn Loeffler
Objective: Discover the many different diplomatic ways countries formed agreements and treaties.
Program: Learn about the violations of certain treaties that resulted in conflicts or war.
Suggestions:
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Present a program about treaties and their effect on American history.
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Re-enact the signing of a treaty and teach members about how they are made.
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Research how the violations of the Treaty of Paris in 1783 lead to the War of 1812.
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Explore important treaties and how they have helped to prevent conflict.
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Analyze the Treaty of Versailles and discuss how the violations and the harsh conditions of this treaty led to World War II.
Contest:
Local society with the best program
First $50
National Chairman
Abby Ehmcke
Senior National Chairman
Jamie Burchfield
Objective: Make an impact in your community by partnering with a local aid organization.
Program: Look up how to become more involved in organizations that provide aid to families in need.
Suggestions:
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Donate toys to a children's hospital or first aid responders to distribute to accident victims.
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Organize a closet shop with your school to donate and provide free clothes to families in need.
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Collect and donate school supplies for disadvantaged children.
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Contribute to The Princess Project or a similar organization in your community.
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Enlist your local DAR, SAR, and S.R. chapters to support a charity like Habitat for Humanity by volunteering and/or donating to their cause.
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Participate in a community event such as pancake breakfasts, garage sale fundraisers, Angel Tree Christmas gifts, etc. that helps a family in need.
Contest:
Local society with the best program
First Place $50
Membership
National Chairman
Bonnie Sopher
Senior National Chairman
Cyndy Sweeney
Objective: Encourage a new member to attend at least two of your local society meetings and involve them in the activities.
Program: Spread the word about C.A.R. and promote it to our parent organizations and communities through fun and interactive presentations.
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Create a society membership brochure that includes the name and contact information for your society to share with interested parties.
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Contact your parent organizations to help promote C.A.R. at their meetings.
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Encourage everyone to become life members of the organization.
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Host a membership party where members can invite their friends and families to help encourage them to join C.A.R.
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Raise awareness of C.A.R. by participating in local events and by wearing C.A.R. merchandise to help publicize the organization.
Contest:
Local society with best program
First Place $50
Second Place $30
Third Place $20
Local society with largest increase in membership by percentage* 25 members or fewer $50
26 members or more $50
Mountain Schools
National Chairman
Sarah Jane Novalsky
Senior National Chairman
Sallie Sites
Objective: Discover the reason each Mountain School was established.
Program: Learn about the Mountain Schools and donate material and financial aid.
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Research the Mountain Schools and why they were created.
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Organize a drive where members and seniors can bring supplies to send to the Mountain Schools.
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Donate money to receive a Mountain Schools pin at a state, regional, or national event.
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Sponsor a Mountain School class during a holiday or special event.
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Become a pen pal with a Mountain School student and send letters throughout the year.
Local society with the best program on the establishment of the Mountain Schools
First Place $25
Second Place $15
Local society sending the most financial or material aid to a Mountain School
First Place $25
Second Place $15
Local society presenting the most Mountain Schools Pins*
$20
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