Arizona Society (NSDAR)

The Arizona State Society, DAR, began in 1901 before statehood when Arizona was a southwestern territory. Today Arizona is home to 43 chapters across the state from northern Flagstaff to southern Sierra Vista; from western Lake Havasu to eastern Safford; and the Phoenix and Tucson areas in between.

God, Home, and Country

NSDAR Motto

October 11, 1890

NSDAR Founding Date
War Period Icon American Revolution Organization

Address: 8630 S Dorsey Ln, Tempe, (AZ) 85284

County: Maricopa County (FIPS: 4013)

Find additional resources in the AVSOPS (Maricopa County) County Portal: Maricopa County AVSOPS Portal

NSDAR Website: http://www.arizonadar.org/


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Arkansas State Society

The Arkansas Society DAR was organized in 1893 by Mrs. C. R. Breckenridge. The Service to America initiative encourages members to be active in community service. Arkansas Daughters are committed to serving their communities through activities that fulfill the National Society's objectives.

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