daughters of the american revolution
Narcissa Whitman Chapter
Yakima, Washington
Photo courtesy of Tom Ring
Welcome to the Narcissa Whitman Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Founded in 1909 by twenty-one visionary women, our chapter has proudly served the Yakima community for over a century—promoting patriotism, advancing education, and preserving our nation's rich history.
As a lineage-based organization, membership in DAR is open to women who can trace their ancestry to patriots who contributed to securing American independence during the Revolutionary War. With more than one million members worldwide and chapters in all fifty states and many countries, DAR is one of the largest and most active women's service organizations in the world.
Our members are united by a shared love of country and a deep respect for our heritage. Our chapter includes approximately 70 dedicated women from diverse backgrounds and professions, each bringing unique talents and perspectives. We meet monthly and enjoy a variety of engaging speakers and programs.
We are also deeply committed to community service, supporting veterans, active-duty military members and their families, and educational initiatives throughout the Yakima area.
We invite you to attend one of our chapter meetings and get to know our members. You’ll discover how we stay connected to our community—and how we can help you trace your lineage, the first step toward becoming a member of the NSDAR. Many of our members are experienced volunteer genealogists who are happy to assist you.
We look forward to meeting you!
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Founded in 1909 by twenty-one visionary women, our chapter has proudly served the Yakima community for over a century—promoting patriotism, advancing education, and preserving our nation's rich history.
As a lineage-based organization, membership in DAR is open to women who can trace their ancestry to patriots who contributed to securing American independence during the Revolutionary War. With more than one million members worldwide and chapters in all fifty states and many countries, DAR is one of the largest and most active women's service organizations in the world.
Our members are united by a shared love of country and a deep respect for our heritage. Our chapter includes approximately 70 dedicated women from diverse backgrounds and professions, each bringing unique talents and perspectives. We meet monthly and enjoy a variety of engaging speakers and programs.
We are also deeply committed to community service, supporting veterans, active-duty military members and their families, and educational initiatives throughout the Yakima area.
We invite you to attend one of our chapter meetings and get to know our members. You’ll discover how we stay connected to our community—and how we can help you trace your lineage, the first step toward becoming a member of the NSDAR. Many of our members are experienced volunteer genealogists who are happy to assist you.
We look forward to meeting you!
.
Meetings are held every third Saturday, September through June at the Genealogy Library. Social time begins at
9:30 AM, and the meeting begins at 10 AM.
We appreciate your interest in learning more about DAR and particularly our chapter..... You have come to the right place! Please contact our chapter's Registrar Pam Egan to learn more about becoming a member.
9:30 AM, and the meeting begins at 10 AM.
We appreciate your interest in learning more about DAR and particularly our chapter..... You have come to the right place! Please contact our chapter's Registrar Pam Egan to learn more about becoming a member.
We draw inspiration from the dreams and accomplishments of our ancestors and deeply value the unique contributions of each of our members. There’s a place and a purpose for everyone here. Together, we honor a proud heritage. As times have changed, so have we in the DAR. Coming together marks the beginning, staying together shows our unity, and working together leads to true success.
