Welcome! to the Capt Joshua Gray-Jonathan Hatch Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) chartered on Cape Cod, Massachusetts which serves the Upper Cape, Mid-Cape, and Lower & Outer Cape. We are a nonprofit, nonpolitical active 100+ member chapter of women volunteers working together in service to fulfill the organization's three Service to America goals: Historic Preservation, Promotion of Education, and Patriotism.
Historic Preservation
Congratulations 2025 Grant Winners
On May 21, during our Annual Chapter meeting, our treasurer Mary Anne Thompson (pictured L) presented historic preservation grants to three deserving organizations: the Alden House Historic Site in Duxbury, the Dennis Historical Society, and the Nye Museum in Sandwich. These funds will create a major interactive exhibit at the Alden House, preserve an original 1779 Astronomical Almanack by Nathanael Lowe Dennis, and safeguard important artifacts at the Nye. We are proud to support these initiatives that contribute to the preservation of our rich history.
​Promotion of Education
Good Citizens Award Ceremony
Congratulations to our February 8, 2025 Good Citizen $1000 scholarship Essay Contest winner Michaela Stampfl (center) from Saint John Paul II School in Hyannis. Runner up Noah Golden (second from right) from Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High School received a $750 scholarship. Learn about our June Calendar Fundraiser that supports this program.
Patriotism
Chapter Day of Service
Our chapter members and their husbands gathered at the Scusset Beach State Reservation Fishing Pier to support the Wounded Warrior Soldier Ride! Each year, we are proud to provide refreshing drinks and nutritious fruit to riders at the halfway point, helping them stay energized and hydrated.
Together, we honor their dedication and resilience, while fostering strong sense of community and camaraderie.