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Welcome!

Do you have an American Revolutionary patriot in your family tree? We invite you to join us and let us help you find your patriot! 

The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR) is a volunteer women's service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving historical relics and locations, preserving the records of the men and women who achieved American independence, and securing America's future through better education of our nation's youth and much more!

We meet once a month (Sept. - May) and would love for you to join us.

Promotion of Education

Our chapter is dedicated to empowering young women in Citrus County by providing scholarships that help them chase their dreams! Many of our sponsored applicants have also earned awards at the state level, proving that hard work and determination truly pay off.

 

But our commitment to education goes even further! We proudly support six DAR Schools—Kate Duncan Smith School, Tamassee, Berry College, Crossnore School, Hillside School, and Hindman Settlement School—helping students thrive in nurturing learning environments. We also extend our support to two incredible American Indian schools, Bacone College and Chemawa School.

Education is the key to a brighter future, and we’re honored to be part of that journey!

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Patriotic Endeavor

Honoring our heroes is at the heart of what we do! Our chapter proudly partnered with the 50th Vietnam War Commemoration Anniversary to thank the brave men and women who served in this historic conflict.

We also love recognizing the next generation of leaders! Each year, we celebrate outstanding JROTC Cadets from our three local high schools, as well as Sea Cadets and Civil Air Patrol members for their dedication and excellence.

But our support doesn’t stop there! We actively participate in welcome home ceremonies for returning soldiers, Honor Flight, Wreaths Across America, and Flags for Fallen Veterans to show our appreciation for those who served.

We take pride in celebrating Flag Day, Constitution Week, and Veterans Day, ensuring that patriotism and history stay alive in our community. And one of our most joyful moments? Welcoming newly naturalized citizens as they begin their journey as Americans!

Because honoring the past, supporting the present, and inspiring the future is what we’re all about!

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Historic Preservation

Our chapter is passionate about preserving history and keeping the past alive for future generations! In 2016, we proudly placed a historical marker at Fort Cooper State Park, our chapter’s namesake. But we didn’t stop there! You can also find our markers at the historic Duvall House in Floral City and at Oak Ridge and Pine Hill Cemeteries to name a few, honoring the rich history of our  community.

Our members are hands-on in historical preservation, working to safeguard DAR documents, genealogy records, and even treasured family Bible records.

We also love supporting national history efforts! From the DAR Museum and DAR Library to helping preserve War of 1812 pension records, we’re dedicated to making sure history is never forgotten.

Because every story matters, and we’re here to help tell them!

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 The content contained herein does not necessarily represent the position of the NSDAR. Hyperlinks to other sites are not the responsibility of the NSDAR, the state organizations, or individual DAR chapters.

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Site Last Update: 3/2/2025

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Membership Inquiries

Chapter membership inquiries should be directed to: Membership Inquiry | Chapter Inquiry

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