National President's Project

Each year, the National President creates a National Project and Theme in support of educational programs. Led by the National President and Senior National President, the National Officers, State Presidents, and National Chairmen promote the project and theme throughout the country.

National President Emerson Sites-Byers

Senior National President Jeffrey R. Voris

National Theme:  Courage, Service, Honor

 

We are partnering with Tunnel to Towers to provide wounded first responders with mortgage free Smart Homes to accommodate their new lives. These homes are for those who have multiple amputations, paralysis, and traumatic brain injuries among many other challenges.

Hello, C.A.R.!

Thank you, for the honor to serve as your National President for the 2024-2025 Courage, Service, Honor administration! The Senior National President, Mr. Voris, and I are busy working with many members and seniors updating the website and other items and we can’t wait for you all to see all the information about the National Project!

This year’s project will be focusing on our first responders. To do this, we are partnering with Tunnel to Towers to provide wounded first responders with mortgage free Smart Homes to accommodate their new lives. These homes are for those who have multiple amputations, paralysis, and traumatic brain injuries among many other challenges.

This administration would like to focus on membership and mentoring. We need your help, and it starts at the local society level. Mr. Voris and I are focusing on this great endeavor as one of our top goals and we are here to assist in any way we can.

In just under 2 months, the Regional Tour will get kicked off in Oakland Park, Kansas! The National Board is excited to learn about the national program and we hope you are too! Come ready to learn and have so much fun that'll make you want to come back for more.

In Courage, Service, Honor,
Emerson Sites-Byers
National President, 2024-2025

 

Past National Projects include patriotic efforts such as promoting bonds during World War I and donating an ambulance during World War II.  More recent projects include protecting artifacts uncovered in Mount Vernon's archaeological digs; providing an outdoor classroom at the Independence Park Institute in Philadelphia, PA; and contributing to The National World War II Museum for the acquisition of educational tools and resources for the Student/Teacher Resource Center.