José María Amador Chapter
Pleasanton, California

 


Americanism and DAR Manual for Citizenship

Our chapter distributes the DAR Manual for Citizenship in Dublin, Pleasanton and San Ramon free of charge, to aspiring American citizens.

Constitution Week

Our chapter celebrates Constitution Week each year with displays at our local libraries. The celebration underscores our continuing dedication to the study, comprehension, teaching, protection and promotion of the legacy and heritage of the Constitution of the United States of America.


American History Essay Contest

Each year, the chapter sponsors the American History Essay Contest, open to all 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade students currently enrolled in public, private, parochial or qualified home school programs.

American Indian Schools

Our chapter collects Campbell's labels to support the DAR Schools. Labels and other proofs of purchase from over 1,000 Campbell product varieties are eligible for redemption in Campbell's Labels for Education Program. We encourage everyone to take advantage of this great corporate program which you can use to support the educational facility of your choice.

DAR Schools

We also use the Campbell's Labels for Education Program to support the six DAR schools throughout the United States: Kate Duncan Smith DAR School (Alabama), Tamassee DAR School (South Carolina), Berry College (Georgia), Crossnore School (North Carolina), Hillside School Massachusetts) and Hindman Settlement School (Kentucky).

Good Citizens Award

Our chapter is proud to sponsor the DAR Good Citizens Award, open to all high school seniors whose personal, scholastic and volunteer record demonstrate the qualities of good citizenship. These fine young men and women are nominated and selected by their individual schools for their outstanding efforts which reflect dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. We are proud of our community's young adults!

Literacy Challenge

Our members are characterized by an outstanding commitment to service. The Literacy Challenge, coordinated by the Reading Center, Pleasant Hill, is a great way to channel energy to help someone else succeed. Volunteers work one-on-one with adults to increase their reading skills and comprehension. Their achievements are our reward!

ROTC Award

The José María Amador Daughters are proud to sponsor a deserving member of the ROTC from the Oakland Unified School District. At the second Saturday in May, we will present a deserving young man or woman with the DAR Good Citizenship Medal. It's an opportunity to support individuals who are committed to discipline, education and patriotic service.

Volunteer Information Specialists (VIS)

2000 marked the first year that our chapter has a VIS. As we enter the 21st century, the José María Amador Chapter is dedicated to improving communication and exchange of information through computer technology.

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