PRESIDENT GENERAL'S PROJECT
The President General’s project for the term of 2020-2023 is the National Pilgrim Memorial Meetinghouse. The Meetinghouse is located in the same place the Mayflower Pilgrims built their Fort (Meetinghouse). There have been five buildings here. Building on the National Pilgrim Memorial Meetinghouse began in 1897 and was finished in 1899. It stands at the top of Leyden Street in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
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Many of the New England Women members have lines that go back to Plymouth and the surrounding area. What a wonderful way to honor our ancestors.
Quite a few New England church’s sprouted from this one. Many of our ancestors would have been members of these churches.
This building has Tiffany stained glass windows and a Paul Revere bell. If that’s not enough it also has the records of our ancestors. Some of the records go back to 1608 in Scrooby.
Won’t you please help the National Society of New England Women to help in the restoration of this historical building.
In New England Friendship,
Jane D Schleinzer
President General
Quite a few New England church’s sprouted from this one. Many of our ancestors would have been members of these churches.
This building has Tiffany stained glass windows and a Paul Revere bell. If that’s not enough it also has the records of our ancestors. Some of the records go back to 1608 in Scrooby.
Won’t you please help the National Society of New England Women to help in the restoration of this historical building.
In New England Friendship,
Jane D Schleinzer
President General
ONGOING PROJECTS OF THE
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF NEW ENGLAND WOMEN
EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS
Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech, the first institution using the oral method of teaching the deaf, benefits from National Society and Colony donations which assist both needy students and needy teachers-in-training.
New England Kurn Hattin Homes, Inc., a residential school for underprivileged boys and girls at Westminster, Vermont, has long benefited financially from the National Society and Colony support for its many activities.
Emma Hardy Slade Student Loan Fund provides emergency loans for juniors and seniors having two generations of American ancestry. The loan programs, established at Middlebury College, Vermont; Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts; and Austin College, Sherman, Texas; are administered by the schools.
The Maud Brown Pendleton Endowment Scholarship/Student Loan Fund began in 1935 at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon, long called the New England College of the Northwest. The loan fund has provided the means for many students to complete their undergraduate education. In 2018 the first Scholarship, in the field of Education, was awarded.
PATRIOTIC PROJECTS
Soldiers’, Sailors’, Marines,’Coast Guard and Airmen’s Club. Since 1919, Soldiers’, Sailors’, Marines’, Coast Guard and Airmen’s Club continues to fulfill its mission, as the only private organization in the New York area to provide accommodations at subsidized rates and club-type facilities for servicemen and servicewomen, military retirees and veterans and their families visiting New York City. The members of NSNEW are encouraged to support this patriotic endeavor.
The USO. Members’ work with and financial support of the U.S.O. originated in San Francisco to serve the many troops going to and returning from Vietnam and even today remains focused on the U.S.O clubs. Recognition of the need to support the overseas U.S.O. clubs used by American servicemen prompted the National Society to broaden its interest in clubs based in Europe and the Far East.
Veteran’s Hospitals. Work of the Veterans Hospital Committee is nationwide and reflects the members’ gratitude to and interest in those veterans who require short- or long-term care. Service and financial assistance are National goals.
The National Society of New England Women is a proud Commemorative Partner of the Vietnam War Commemoration, to learn more about the Commemoration, please visit www.vietnamwar50th.com.
Our members are actively involved in our communities through public service and volunteering. N.S.N.E.W. is a new partner with The President's Volunteer Service Award program. The President's Volunteer Service Award is an initiative of the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) and is administered by Points of Light. Through a shared mission of inspiring more to answer the call to service, the President's Volunteer Service Award celebrates the impact we can all make in bettering our communities and our world.
The USO. Members’ work with and financial support of the U.S.O. originated in San Francisco to serve the many troops going to and returning from Vietnam and even today remains focused on the U.S.O clubs. Recognition of the need to support the overseas U.S.O. clubs used by American servicemen prompted the National Society to broaden its interest in clubs based in Europe and the Far East.
Veteran’s Hospitals. Work of the Veterans Hospital Committee is nationwide and reflects the members’ gratitude to and interest in those veterans who require short- or long-term care. Service and financial assistance are National goals.
The National Society of New England Women is a proud Commemorative Partner of the Vietnam War Commemoration, to learn more about the Commemoration, please visit www.vietnamwar50th.com.
Our members are actively involved in our communities through public service and volunteering. N.S.N.E.W. is a new partner with The President's Volunteer Service Award program. The President's Volunteer Service Award is an initiative of the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) and is administered by Points of Light. Through a shared mission of inspiring more to answer the call to service, the President's Volunteer Service Award celebrates the impact we can all make in bettering our communities and our world.
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