JOINING DAR:
Membership in the Daughters of the American
Revolution (DAR) honors and preserves the
legacy of your patriot ancestor. Over two
hundred years ago, American patriots fought
and sacrificed for the freedoms we enjoy
today. As a member of DAR, through
participation in the National Society’s
various programs and activities, you can
continue this legacy by actively supporting
historic preservation, promotion of education,
and patriotic endeavor.
DAR members are educators, students,
professionals, mothers, historians,
genealogists, and homemakers, who continue
this legacy. They play an active role in their
communities promoting our objectives of
patriotism, education, and historic
preservation. With about 3,000 chapters
throughout the world, and with over 185,000
members, we are one of the largest women's
service organizations in the world.
Membership in DAR offers a number of benefits,
including:
- Promoting American history throughout
the year by honoring historically
significant people, places, dates, and
events
- Participating in commemorative events
such as Flag Day, Veterans Day, and the
4th of July
- Participating in meaningful service
projects throughout the community
- Recognizing students with awards and
scholarships; involving all family members
in promoting service efforts
- Supporting the Constitution of the
United States of America, the patriotic
values of our country, and the military
men and women who serve the nation
- Enjoying camaraderie with other DAR
members during projects, events, and
social events
- Embracing opportunities to improve
leadership abilities by taking on
responsibilities at chapter, state, and
national levels
Any woman is eligible for membership who is no
less than eighteen years of age and can prove
lineal descent from an ancestor who aided in
achieving American independence. She must
provide documentation for each statement of
birth, marriage, and death.
For additional information in joining DAR,
visit the DAR website.
JOINING OUR CHAPTER:
If you are interested in joining the Martha
Washington Chapter NSDAR, please contact the
chapter registrar; and we
will be happy to assist you through all of the
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