ARIZONA STATE SOCIETY DAUGHTERS

Launched Passport250 in 2025, an interactive mobile pass that guides Arizonans and visitors through 25 (and growing) heritage sites across the state, promoting engagement with Arizona’s historical and cultural legacy.

Sponsors awards for students and educators, including the DAR Good Citizens Award and Scholarship Contest for high school seniors, ROTC medals for cadets, special education teacher awards, and recognition for community volunteers. These programs have been active since 1901 and aim to honor excellence in citizenship, service, and education.

Plans and executes community projects and events across Arizona to commemorate the U.S. Semiquincentennial in 2026, including Liberty Tree planting projects and organizing Battlefield Trust exhibits. This also involves placing commemorative markers for Revolutionary War figures and developing a traveling museum and interactive mobile pass for historical sites.

Plans and executes community projects and events across Arizona to commemorate the U.S. Semiquincentennial in 2026, including Liberty Tree planting projects and organizing Battlefield Trust exhibits. This also includes placing commemorative markers for Revolutionary War figures and developing a traveling museum and interactive mobile pass for historical sites.

Places commemorative markers across Arizona to honor individuals and events from the Revolutionary War era and state history, maintains an online Historic Sites and Properties map, and conducts Liberty Tree planting projects as part of the America 250 celebration.

Provides classroom resources for K–12 teachers on American history, genealogy, and the colonial period; offers a Classroom Grant program funded by the Helen Pouch Memorial Fund; and has developed lesson plans, such as one on the Arizona State Flag, tailored to different grade levels.

Hosts public symposia such as "Spain and the Birth of American Democracy" in Washington D.C. (2025) and partners with cultural institutions like ASU Gammage on events such as the opening night of the musical "SUFFS" to amplify historical narratives and civic engagement.

Organizes and hosts traveling exhibits such as the American Revolution Experience (with 12 panels and interactive kiosks), "Revolution in Their Words," and "Fighting for Freedom: Black Craftspeople and the Pursuit of Independence" at the DAR Museum. Also plans a traveling museum in 2026 featuring Arizona’s replica Liberty Bell, touring all 15 counties.

Hosts various exhibits and events, including the "Revolution in Their Words" and "Fighting for Freedom: Black Craftspeople and the Pursuit of Independence" exhibits at the DAR Museum, and a symposium on "Spain and the Birth of American Democracy." They also host public events like "Two Lights for Tomorrow" with historical reenactments and live entertainment.

Opens and displays new exhibits at the DAR Museum, such as "Revolution in Their Words" and "Fighting for Freedom: Black Craftspeople and the Pursuit of Independence," showcasing experiences and contributions during the American Revolution.

Hosts and sponsors various exhibits and events, including the Arizona Lounge at the NSDAR Headquarters, new exhibits at the DAR Museum, and public events like "Two Lights for Tomorrow" with historical reenactments and entertainment. They also partner on cultural events like the musical "SUFFS."

Organizes annual Constitution Week events from September 17–23, including educational outreach in schools and libraries, bell-ringing ceremonies, and public information campaigns about the U.S. Constitution.

Places historical markers across Arizona to commemorate important people and events in the state's history.

Operates a YouTube channel to share content about the organization’s mission, events, and educational programming, expanding public access to its historical and patriotic initiatives.

Operates 43 local chapters across Arizona—including in Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff, and Lake Havasu—that implement national and state-level programs in historic preservation, education, and patriotism at the community level.

Organizes and operates multiple annual contests for students in grades K–12, including the Junior American Citizens (JAC) Artistic Expression Contest, Constitution Week Poster Contest, American History Essay Contest (grades 5–8), Patriots of the American Revolution High School Essay Contest (grades 9–12), and contests for graphic novels, short stories, and stamps. These promote patriotism, historical awareness, and artistic expression.

Operates 43 chapters across Arizona in various cities, including Flagstaff, Sierra Vista, Lake Havasu, Safford, Phoenix, and Tucson, to implement its programs and activities.

Operates 43 chapters across Arizona in various cities, serving as local hubs for their activities.

Maintains the DAR Genealogical Research System (GRS), which provides free online databases with information on Revolutionary War Patriots and their descendants, along with other genealogical resources from the DAR Library.

Planning and executing community impact projects and events to commemorate the U.S. Semiquincentennial in 2026, including public celebrations, historical reenactments, patriotic flyovers, and free public events such as "Two Lights for Tomorrow." Arizona chapters are coordinating local initiatives to leave a lasting legacy across the state.

Hosts public events such as "Two Lights for Tomorrow" with historical reenactments and live entertainment, and will host a free symposium titled "Spain and the Birth of American Democracy" in Washington D.C.

Provides classroom resources for teachers on American history, operates a Classroom Grant program for K-12 teachers, and places historical markers across Arizona to commemorate important people and events. They also organize events for Constitution Week and feature a traveling exhibit, the American Revolution Experience, at various locations.

Provides classroom resources for teachers on American history, operates a Classroom Grant program for K-12 teachers, and places historical markers across Arizona to commemorate important people and events. They also organize annual Constitution Week events, including providing information in libraries and schools and coordinating bell-ringing ceremonies.

Offers classroom resources for teachers on subjects like the American Revolutionary War and genealogy, operates a Classroom Grant program for K-12 teachers, and organizes annual "Constitution Week" events in libraries and schools. They also develop lesson plans, such as one about the Arizona State Flag, and host traveling exhibits like the American Revolution Experience.

Maintains the DAR Genealogical Research System (GRS), a free online database containing records of Revolutionary War Patriots, their descendants, and genealogical materials from the DAR Library, supporting public access to family history resources.

Maintains the DAR Genealogical Research System (GRS), offering free online databases with information on Revolutionary War Patriots and their descendants, as well as genealogical resources from the DAR Library.

Maintains the DAR Genealogical Research System (GRS), which offers free online databases with information on Revolutionary War Patriots and their descendants, along with genealogical resources from the DAR Library.

Sponsors various awards and contests for students and community leaders, including awards for ROTC cadets, special education teachers, and the DAR Good Citizens Award and Scholarship Contest for high school seniors. They also operate several art and essay contests for students of various ages focusing on American history and citizenship.

Sponsors various awards and contests for students and community leaders, including awards for ROTC cadets, special education teachers, and the DAR Good Citizens Award and Scholarship Contest for high school seniors. They also operate several art and essay contests for students of various ages, focusing on American history and citizenship.

Supports active-duty military and veterans through donations and volunteer projects, including a $650,000 contribution to women veteran causes. Members attend naturalization ceremonies to welcome new citizens, presenting them with flag lapel pins and other gifts.

Supports active-duty military and veterans through donations and volunteer projects, and recognizes their accomplishments with awards such as ROTC Medals.

Supports active-duty military and veterans through donations and volunteer projects, and recognizes their accomplishments with awards.

Supports active-duty military and veterans through donations and volunteer projects, and attends naturalization ceremonies to welcome new citizens.

Attends naturalization ceremonies to greet new citizens and present them with gifts.

Attends naturalization ceremonies to greet new citizens and present them with gifts like flag lapel pins.