National Charity League South Forsyth Celebrates a Year of Service, Leadership and Mother-Daughter Connection

National Charity League's annual Tea is a cherished tradition that brings Patronesses and Ticktockers together to celebrate the organization's enduring values of leadership, service, and culture. The occasion provides a meaningful opportunity to recognize the accomplishments and contributions of chapter members while celebrating the countless hours of service and leadership dedicated throughout the year.

Recently, the National Charity League South Forsyth Chapter gathered at the beautiful Country Club of Roswell for its annual Tea, thoughtfully inspired by an elegant garden party theme. Surrounded by beautiful florals, delicate teacups, seasonal accents, and the company of fellow members, mothers and daughters enjoyed a memorable morning of fellowship, celebration, and reflection.

The 2025–2026 year was marked by tremendous accomplishment and continued commitment to the mission of National Charity League. Collectively, our chapter members contributed 10,280 philanthropy hours, surpassing our annual goal by 280 hours. Members also dedicated an impressive 4,424 leadership hours, reflecting their commitment not only to serving others but also to cultivating the leadership skills that are fundamental to the NCL experience.

The chapter, comprised of members from Roswell, Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Cumming and more, continued to grow throughout the year, welcoming 21 new Ticktockers and bringing total chapter membership to 289 members. This growth is a testament to the strength of our organization and the continued enthusiasm of mothers and daughters who embrace the opportunity to serve their community together.

The annual Tea featured a special celebration of our members, including recognition, awards, and heartfelt acknowledgments of the dedication and accomplishments of NCL South Forsyth families. It was an opportunity to reflect upon the collective impact of our members and the difference they make through their support of numerous philanthropy partners, including FurKids, NFCC, CURE, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Treat the Troops, Jesse's House, The Sandwich Project, and many other deserving organizations.

As we look toward the 2026–2027 year, the South Forsyth Chapter remains committed to building upon this strong foundation of service and leadership. Our chapter goals are to achieve 10,500 philanthropy hours and 5,000 leadership hours as we continue to strengthen our partnerships, expand our service efforts, and make a lasting impact within our community.

The annual Tea served as a fitting celebration of an extraordinary year—honoring friendship, service, leadership, and the meaningful mother-daughter bonds at the heart of National Charity League. It was a beautiful opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of the past year while looking ahead with enthusiasm and purpose to another year of service, growth, and cherished memories.

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