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Welcome Message from the Tucson Chapter Regent
Beverly Giordano
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Welcome to the Tucson Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). DAR is a woman’s service organization that requires one to be 18 years of age or older to join and who can prove lineal descent from a patriot of the American Revolution. Our chapter is made up of a diverse and talented group of women working toward the national goals of preserving American history, educating our youth, and promoting patriotism.
Our chapter was established in 1915 and is the second oldest chapter in the state of Arizona. We are very proud of our community involvement over the past 100+ years and strive to continue the excellent work that past generations have accomplished.
Our theme for the 2016-2018 administration is “Helping Our Community” with the motto “Charity Begins at Home." You will see today’s Tucson DAR Daughters volunteering in hospitals, serving meals to the elderly, donating clothes and personal care items for the homeless, making quilts, blankets and afghans for our veterans, helping active duty military and their families, donating support to children in crisis centers, raising money for scholarships, recognizing community leaders for their service to the community, supporting the Veterans Administration, working and assisting at church services and events, and teaching children about the U.S. Constitution and the importance of our American flag. We are truly devoted to fulfilling our motto.
Thank you for taking the time to read about our organization. If you are interested in becoming a member and think you would qualify for membership, please contact us.
Sincerely,
Beverly Giordano
Regent
Tucson Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Our chapter was established in 1915 and is the second oldest chapter in the state of Arizona. We are very proud of our community involvement over the past 100+ years and strive to continue the excellent work that past generations have accomplished.
Our theme for the 2016-2018 administration is “Helping Our Community” with the motto “Charity Begins at Home." You will see today’s Tucson DAR Daughters volunteering in hospitals, serving meals to the elderly, donating clothes and personal care items for the homeless, making quilts, blankets and afghans for our veterans, helping active duty military and their families, donating support to children in crisis centers, raising money for scholarships, recognizing community leaders for their service to the community, supporting the Veterans Administration, working and assisting at church services and events, and teaching children about the U.S. Constitution and the importance of our American flag. We are truly devoted to fulfilling our motto.
Thank you for taking the time to read about our organization. If you are interested in becoming a member and think you would qualify for membership, please contact us.
Sincerely,
Beverly Giordano
Regent
Tucson Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
2017–2018 Monthly Meetings
Sept. 9: Kickoff Meeting
Oct. 19: Halloween Fun
Nov. 16: Revolutionary War Women
Dec. 9: Christmas Meeting
Jan. 18: Crazy Slippers
Feb. 15: Veterans Luncheon
Mar. 15: Election of Officers
Apr. 21: Community Awards
May 17: Memorial Service
Sept. 9: Kickoff Meeting
Oct. 19: Halloween Fun
Nov. 16: Revolutionary War Women
Dec. 9: Christmas Meeting
Jan. 18: Crazy Slippers
Feb. 15: Veterans Luncheon
Mar. 15: Election of Officers
Apr. 21: Community Awards
May 17: Memorial Service
We invite you to learn more about the Tucson Chapter in each of the main areas below.
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