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Learn how DAR members selflessly and tirelessly dedicated themselves to the war relief effort of World War I
Founded: |
October 11, 1890 Incorporated 1896 by an Act of Congress |
Objectives: | Historic Preservation, Education, Patriotism |
Motto: | God, Home, and Country |
Membership: |
190,000 members |
Eligibility for Membership: |
Any woman 18 years or older, regardless of race, religion, or ethnic background, who can prove lineal descent from a patriot of the American Revolution. For more information on DAR Membership, click here. |
DAR members are women who come from diverse backgrounds and hold a variety of interests. Their common bond is their lineal descent from Patriots of the American Revolution. Learn more…
DAR has welcomed more than one million women as members since 1890. Learn more…
Explore the historic homes and other sites across the country, which show the dedication to historic preservation that the Daughters of the American Revolution have demonstrated since the organization’s founding in 1890.
Members can donate to the the DAR and purchase a corresponding pin from the DAR Insignia Store.
Each year the DAR awards scholarships to students showing dedication to the pursuit of education.
First ladies, writers, artists. Learn more about the DAR Daughters who have received the distinction as a Dazzling Daughter.
The E Pluribus Unum Educational Initiative, an ongoing effort by the DAR, focuses on members of underrepresented groups who supported the American Revolution.
From forgotten stories to family treasures – start your genealogy journey today using DAR's many free resources and research tools.
Your contributions will directly support the restoration work being done in Memorial Continental Hall.
This groundbreaking exhibit combines sewn items from all textile sections of the DAR Museum’s collections.
DAR members selflessly dedicated themselves to the war relief effort of World War I
Learn how DAR members selflessly and tirelessly dedicated themselves to the war relief effort of World War I