Volunteer Committees
The National Society accomplishes the majority of its work under a committee system.
The President General appoints a national chairman for each of the NSDAR committees. The national chairman then directs and supervises the activities of her committee, national vice chairmen, state chairmen, and chapter chairmen.
Members act individually, as a chapter, a district or support state or national committee activities in serving DAR missions and objectives.
Honoring your patriot with your membership is the only requirement.
Service Committees
American Heritage
American History
American Indians
Americanism
Children of the American Revolution
Commemorative Events
Community Classroom
Vice Chair: Educational Resources
Community Service Awards
Conservation
Constitution Week
DAR Good Citizens
DAR Magazine
DAR Museum Outreach
DAR Project Patriot
DAR Scholarship
DAR School
DAR Service for Veterans
The Flag of the United States of America
Historic Preservation
DAR Historic Preservation Grants
Junior American Citizens
Literacy Promotion
National Defense
Service to America
Women's Issues
Genealogy Committees
Research Assistance:
America 250! Membership Task Force
Lineage Research
Training, Chapter Assistance:
Volunteer Genealogists
Records:
DAR Genealogy Preservation
(Application Source Records)
Genealogical Records
(Genealogy Source Records)
Patriot Records Project
(Patriot Source Records)
Administrative Committees
Chapter Achievement Awards
Chapter Development and Revitalization
Continental Congress
DAR Leadership Training
DAR Tours Committee
Development
Insignia
Junior Membership
Membership
President General's Project
Protocol
Public Relations and Media Committee
Units Overseas
Volunteer Information Specialists
