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Information about the
National Society Daughters
of the American Revolution
(NSDAR)
| Education Members Participate in literacy programs for adults & tutoring for high school students preparing for the GED exam. |
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Children DAR supports schools for the underprivileged with annual donations exceeding one million dollars. |
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Scholarship $150,000 in scholarships & financial aid is awarded each year to high school & college students. There are also scholarships awarded by the state societies. |
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, is eligible for membership. |
Preservation More than 30,000 objects are conserved in the DAR Museum, one of the foremost collections of pre-Industrial American decorative arts. |
| Landmarks Members preserve local landmarks & historic structures across the country. |
Genealogy The DAR Library is one of the world's premier genealogical research centers. |
History DAR promotes American history education thru children's essay contests & museum programs. |
| Patriotism DAR supports the men & women of the U.S. Military thru projects such as DAR Project Patriot. |
Veterans Members volunteer more than 55,000 hours annually to assist veterans. |
Friendship Share your interests in historic preservation, patriotism, &education with over 170,000 women by joining one of the 3,000 chapters. |
Click here to visit the National Society website for more information.
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