Opening Night was such a wonderful ceremony celebrating the 125th anniversary of our annual meeting! Thank you to all of the amazing DAR member actresses who participated in our Opening Night program. You all did a wonderful job portraying just a few of the members who have made our

I am so overjoyed to officially begin the 125th Continental Congress this evening at our Opening Night Ceremony. The ceremony will feature an original dramatic presentation that celebrates our National Society’s 125 years of service to America – complete with several very special guests! The evening will also be

Happy Flag Day! Yesterday was a great first day of Congress week! There were many productive meetings and a lot was accomplished.

If you are interested in learning more about our wonderful DAR Library and how to use its resources, I encourage you to attend the DAR Library orientation this

I am so pleased to be presiding over the 125th Continental Congress, my third and final as your President General, and to welcome members to Washington, D.C. this week.

This morning I participated in the wreath laying at the Daughters Tribute. It was marvelous to see many in attendance at

Today officially begins my Congress week! Last week the Young Executives had our final Board Week, which was productive as always and bittersweet as well. We have so enjoyed working together these past three years. This morning we participated in our last service project together and washed the Vietnam Veterans

It has been many years since we last hosted a Naturalization Ceremony at DAR Headquarters and I’m so pleased we were able to hold another meaningful service on May 31 when we welcomed 100 guests to the O’Bryne Gallery.  In my welcome remarks, I mentioned that DAR had been involved in

We are quickly approaching the 125th  Continental Congress and I’m sure many members are preparing to travel to Washington, D.C. Below are some reminders for your week at Continental Congress. Click the links to read more about these different topics.

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All of us at the American Independence Museum and the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of New Hampshire are grateful and excited that we are able to loan three of our precious documents to the DAR Museum in Washington, D.C. ​for a period of 6 weeks this spring/summer. 

For three years I have had the privilege of visiting each of our state societies as well as chapters in ten countries.  On May 20, I traveled to Wyoming for my last official visit.  North Dakota State Regent Nancy Legerski and Wyoming Daughter Barbara Bentzin picked me up in Casper

I flew from Houston to Des Moines on Thursday, May 5 to visit Iowa for the first time. I was greeted by Judy McNamara who drove me to Ames, about an hour north for the 117th Iowa State Conference.  Ames is the home of Iowa State University and