Toussaint DuBois Chapter, NSDAR

04/13/2026

The next meeting will be Monday, April 20th at the Lawrence County Research Library at 1100 Lexington Ave, Lawrenceville at 6 pm.

03/16/2026

Kim presented our Good Citizen Award winners tonight. They are Corbyn Patterson from Lawrenceville High School and Amelia Crask from Red Hill High School. Both ladies read their essays for us as well. Congratulations ladies!!

03/13/2026

Our next meeting is Monday, March 16th at 6:00 pm at the Lawrence County History Center. We will be recognizing our Good Citizen award recipients.

12/16/2025

Our members enjoyed a lovely tea party this evening. All of the goodies that Sherrie made were delicious!! Thanks to everyone who helped put on this event!

12/14/2025

Members: Reminder of our tea party tomorrow evening. See you there!

12/09/2025

Members: our annual tea party is next Monday, December 15th at 6:00 pm.

11/13/2025

The Toussaint Du Bois Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution would like to recognize two local high school seniors with the Good Citizen Award. Lawrenceville High School senior Corbyn Patterson and Red Hill High School senior Amelia Crask were both chosen by their teachers and other high school seniors in their school. In order to be chosen, Patterson and Crask needed to display the qualities of dependability, honesty, service, cooperation, leadership, and patriotism in support of the United States as well as its veterans.
Patterson’s high school activities include Student council, National Honor Society, CEO, SADD, FCA, FCCLA, Interact Club, Volleyball, Track, and Band. Within the community, she volunteers with Rotary, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Salvation Army. She participates in Lawrence County Arts Council as well. She works part-time at Sip-It and Whittaker Beef. Her future plans are to attend Vincennes University to earn an Associate’s Degree in Interior Design and a Bachelor’s Degree in Leadership and Business Management.
Crask’s high school activities include Student council, National Honor Society, FCA, Interact Club, FFA, Art Club, Class Officer all 4 years, Student Librarian, and Band. Within the community, she volunteers with Fish and Loaves, Kids Shopping Day, and Meals on Wheels. She participates in her church worship team as well. She works as a waitress at Griffin’s Pizza House. Her future plans are to attend Greenville University majoring in Psychology while minoring in Biblical Studies to become a Christian Counselor.
They both wrote a 550 word essay celebrating our nation’s 250th birthday. They were to describe how the characteristics of a good citizen help to renew and strengthen the democracy achieved by the Patriots of the American Revolution. The essays and resumes will be sent to district, state, and national levels for judging for the possibility of earning scholarship money. The two students will receive a pin, certificate, and gift card from the local Toussaint De Bois DAR Chapter in March 2026.

11/11/2025

11/04/2025

We invite you to join us for the special program: Stories From The Wardrobe, taking place on Thursday, November 6 at the History Center in Lawrenceville, from 10:00-11:00 am. Admission is $10. Due to limited seating, please call 908-208-2372 to reserve your spot.

10/19/2025

Reminder of tomorrow evening’s meeting at 6pm.

10/15/2025

The next meeting will be Monday, October 20th at the Lawrence County Research Library at 1100 Lexington Ave, Lawrenceville at 6 pm.