As we were planning for the Semiquincentennial, our National Society was inspired to think of commemoration efforts on a national level in addition to meaningful local celebrations occurring across the country. Thanks to the foresight of our DAR Founders in securing the location of our beautiful National Headquarters in Washington

In October, the National Board of Management voted to cease print, subscription-only publication of American Spirit and Daughters with the March/April 2026 issue and begin producing a digital magazine distributed to all members beginning with the July/August 2026 issue. The DAR Magazine Committee is grateful to all of the

For 250 years, the American story has been shaped by courage, sacrifice, and an unwavering belief in freedom—and DAR has proudly helped preserve and promote that legacy for generations. As our nation approaches this extraordinary anniversary, we are thrilled to invite you to take part in a once-in-a-lifetime celebration that

As many of you know, the work that began under Pamela Wright's Administration to restore our beloved Memorial Continental Hall has continued during the Storage Administration. I'm pleased to share with you that the next phase of this project will begin this summer. Starting after Continental Congress in July of

The DAR Genealogy Research Institute (GRI) is excited to announce that registration will open on Friday, January 16, 2026. Be sure to mark your calendar and prepare to secure your spot for this enriching educational opportunity. 

Whether you are just starting on your genealogy research journey or have been researching

Just as the closing of each calendar year brings celebration, reflection, and anticipation, the recent conclusion of the DAR Museum’s exhibition, Fighting for Freedom: Black Craftspeople and the Pursuit of Independence, offered opportunities for attendees to engage in those same three principles. In partnership with the African American Craft Alliance

As we step into 2026 and look ahead to the 250th birthday of our nation, we do so with deep pride and anticipation in all that DAR accomplished over the past year. 2025 was a remarkable year of service, celebration, and forward momentum for DAR, and we reflect with gratitude

As December draws to a close, many of us pause to reflect on the year behind us and the values and goals we want to carry forward into the new year. This is why year-end giving has become such a meaningful tradition. Nearly one-third of all charitable giving happens in

The Insignia Store announces the availability of the First Generation DAR Member pin for all eligible Daughters. The pin is actually a bar worn on the official ribbon, which recognizes members who were the first in their family to join the Daughters of the American Revolution.

To be eligible, a

Energy and teamwork set the tone as executive officers convened for the December Executive Week at DAR Headquarters. In preparation, officers worked closely with their departments and national chairs to develop innovative initiatives for review. Between meetings at DAR Headquarters, the committee maintains momentum through virtual Zoom meetings, ensuring continuous