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More than 2,090 members qualified for recognition in the 1890 Annual Giving Circle, Class of 2023 — more than ever before! Of these members, 87% are Sustaining Supporters.

Looking for the most convenient way to reach 1890 recognition for 2024? Become a Sustaining Supporter! Being a Sustaining Supporter is the easiest way to reach the $500 total in annual donations to the General Fund necessary to qualify for recognition in the 1890 Annual Giving Circle.

Choose the monthly donation plan that works for you:

SUSTAINER: $42 a Month to the General Fund

Looking for the easiest way to reach 1890 recognition? Sign up to make donations of $42 a month to the General Fund. Twelve monthly donations in a calendar year (January 1 to December 31) will total $504, meaning that no additional donations to the General Fund are necessary to attain 1890 recognition.

SUSTAINER: $17.76 a Month to the General Fund

Sign up to make donations of $17.76 a month to the General Fund. Not only will you love seeing that number on your monthly bank statement, but twelve monthly donations in a calendar year (January 1 to December 31) will total $213.12. The additional $286.88 in donations to the General Fund needed to reach the $500 annual total for 1890 recognition may be made in any number of ways. Some examples include:

  • Online donations to the General Fund
  • Matching Gifts designated to the NSDAR General Fund by the current or former employer of you or your spouse, including payroll deductions,
  • Donations to the General Fund received through the mail, in person (State Conferences and Congress) or over the phone at (800) 449-1776,
  • Year-end donations to the General Fund
  • Any combination of these, or any way you see fit
SUSTAINER: $1-A-Day to the General Fund

Sign up to make donations of $30 a month – just $1 a day – to the General Fund. Twelve monthly donations in a calendar year (January 1 to December 31) will total $360. The additional $140 in donations to the General Fund needed to reach the $500 annual total for 1890 recognition may be made in any number of ways. Some examples include:

  • Online donations to the General Fund
  • Matching Gifts designated to the NSDAR General Fund by the current or former employer of you or your spouse, including payroll deductions,
  • Donations to the General Fund received through the mail, in person (State Conferences and Congress) or over the phone at (800) 449-1776,
  • Year-end donations to the General Fund
  • Any combination of these, or any way you see fit

The Sustaining Supporter monthly giving program was designed to provide YOU with the flexibility to control your donations to NSDAR on a regular basis. Let us help you tailor your donations to meet YOUR specific needs. Contact the Office of Development toll free at (800) 449‒1776 during office hours (M-F, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.), or send us an email inquiry anytime at [email protected]. One of our Development Staff will be happy to assist you in choosing a monthly giving option that meets your needs and allows you to provide for the National Society in your own way.

Qualifications

The 1890 Annual Giving Circle commemorates the founding of the NSDAR by recognizing those who give to the General Fund, allowing NSDAR to allocate funds to the areas of greatest need. Those who give $500 or more to the NSDAR General Fund during a fiscal year—January 1 through December 31—are recognized in the 1890 Annual Giving Circle.

Your gifts to the General Fund make a difference in every room of our Society’s home. These donations are integral to providing the day-to-day care, staffing and security necessary to maintain one of the largest buildings owned and operated exclusively by women. Member contributions account for a significant percentage of the NSDAR operating budget, so giving—and giving every year—makes an enormous difference.

Heritage Club Recognition

Want to advance your Heritage Club giving level while attaining 1890 recognition? Remember, all donations made through the Sustaining Supporter monthly giving program, including those designated to the NSDAR General Fund, also count towards your Heritage Club giving levels.

Download your DAR Giving History

Easy access to your DAR Giving History is a great way to keep track of your donations on an ongoing basis. CLICK HERE and follow the instructions to download YOUR complete DAR giving history to:

  • Provide information throughout the year for your accountant or tax attorney
  • Present to your employer for Match­ing Gift opportunities
  • Check your Heritage Club level, progress toward obtaining recognition in the 1890 Annual Giving Circle or review your Sustaining Supporter monthly giving profile.

Contact Us

Have questions about attaining recognition in the 1890 Annual Giving Circle? Want to see how close you are to the $500 minimum in General Fund donations to qualify? Contact the Office of Development anytime at (800) 449‒1776, send us an email inquiry at [email protected] or CLICK HERE to set up an appointment with one of our staff members to:

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