Daughters of the American Revolution

Preserving History, Advancing Education, and Fostering Patriotism.

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About the Organization

Legacy of Service & Love of Country

The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) was founded in 1890 and is headquartered in Washington, D.C. It is a non-profit, non-political women's service organization.

DAR members are direct descendants of patriots who fought or gave aid for the cause of American independence. We are dedicated to promoting historic preservation, education, and patriotism within the community.

Over 1 million members since its founding.
Committed to voluntary community service.
Main Official Site: dar.org

Our Focus

Three Main Pillars

Historic Preservation

Restoring and maintaining historic sites, as well as preserving genealogical records and artifacts that document the nation's history.

Education

Supporting schools, providing scholarships to outstanding students, and promoting literacy and good citizenship.

Patriotism

Encouraging love of country, supporting active military personnel and veterans, and honoring national symbols.

Another Definition: DAR

The term "DAR" also frequently refers to an academic and school administration context.

Detailed Academic Reports

In an educational context (specifically in regions like Alberta, Canada), DAR refers to a Detailed Academic Report. This is an official document that serves as a detailed but unofficial transcript of grades.

What is in this report?

Complete high school course history.
Grades and credits earned by the student.
Diploma status and academic certifications.

Important Note: If you are looking for academic transcripts, please contact your local government education portal or the relevant school institution (e.g., myPass Alberta).