Capt Joshua Gray-Jonathan Hatch Chapter, NSDAR
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 120+ 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
Grant Awards
May 13, 2026
We are thrilled to announce and award three Historic Preservation grants at our Annual Meeting this year! A total of $2000 in grants were proudly presented by our Chapter Treasurer, Mary Anne Thompson. We celebrate the dedication and hard work of the recipients, who are committed to preserving our rich history.
Ian Kabat (L), Interim Executive Director of the Cultural Center of Cape Cod in South Yarmouth, accepts their $500 award to purchase a plaque honoring Maria King Constantinidis who purchased and donated the building, a former bank, as well as the restoration of the bank's vault alarm.
Peg Fawcett (L), Curator of Sandwich Friends Meetinghouse Museum accepts their $1000 award for museum lighting.fixtures.
Regent Kathryn W. Illo (L), Ian Kabat, Lynne Zalesak (C) who accepted the $500 grant for the Harwich Historical Society's Harwich Patriot Homes Driving/Walking Tour, Mary Anne Thompson, and Peg Fawcett (R).
Promotion of Education
Good Citizens Chapter
Award Ceremony
February 2026
Good Citizens Massachusetts
State House Day
April 29, 2026
Cape Cod Community College Annual Veteran Scholarship Program
May 14, 2026
Chapter Treasurer Mary Anne Thompson attended the rewards ceremony.
Patriotism
Wounded Warrior Soldier Ride
June 4, 2026
Chapter members, Associate members, and prospective members came together at Scusset Beach Fish Pier to support this annual event organized by chapter member Jerrell Williams. Learn more about this project.
Dennis Hometown Heroes
May 16, 2026
Our chapter attended the Hometown Heroes celebration at the Dennis Village Cemetery. A memorial plaque honoring the service and sacrifice of the soldiers and sailors from 27 families of the East Precinct of Yarmouth, now Dennis, during the American Revolution was dedicated.
Chapter Regent Kathryn W. Illo brought greetings from the DAR