Daughters of the American Revolution
Serving Tucson since 1915.
The first DAR chapter in Tucson and the second oldest in Arizona — honoring our Patriots through historic preservation, education and patriotism.
Our Mission in Tucson
Honoring the past. Serving our community today.
A non-profit, non-political volunteer women's service organization. Here's where our members put in their hours.
Education
Recognizing Tucson students in grades 5–12 through history essay contests, scholarships and youth medals.
Essay Contests
Good Citizen Scholarship
DAR Youth Leadership Medal
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Historic Preservation
Since placing our 1922 marker at the old adobe wall, we've worked to keep Tucson's early history visible.
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Patriotism
Parades, Wreaths Across America, Honor Flight sponsorship and year-round support for Tucson's veterans and first responders.
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More than a century of service.
1915
Chapter founded — Tucson's first
1922
Marker placed at the old adobe wall
2015
Tucson's first flag retirement box
1,000+
Flags collected for proper retirement
