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Celebrating 130 Years Serving our Community



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The members of the Mary Ball Chapter, NSDAR, welcome you! 
Founded in 1894, we are celebrating 130 years of service. ​The Mary Ball Chapter is one of 35 DAR chapters in Washington State and is one of 3,000 DAR chapters across the nation and around the world.  We have a strong commitment to promote meaningful actions in service to our community, fostering citizenship, patriotism, recognizing leaders, supporting education, sponsoring scholarships and we and preserve history, honor our country, while building lifelong friendships.​ ​​We have a lot of fun as well!
​Please explore this website to learn more about our chapter and DAR's rich history.

Education  *  Historic Preservation  *  Patriotism

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR) was Founded in 1890 and is headquartered in Washington, D.C.  NSDAR is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women's service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, doing service in our community, preserving American history, and securing America's future through quality education for children.

​Any woman 18 years or older, who can prove lineal descent from a patriot of the American Revolution, regardless of race, religion, or ethnic background, is eligible for membership. ​DAR has recorded 150,000 Patriot Names and the list is growing, you could be related to one! 
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  • Home
  • Chapter History
    • Our Founding
    • Historical Markers >
      • First 4th of July 1841 Monument
      • Captain Wilkes Expedition Monument
      • McCarver Monument
      • Narcissa Whitman Fountain & Statue
      • Star-Spangled Banner Plaque
    • Our Patriots
    • Real Daughters
  • Today's Chapter
    • Activities >
      • Vet Parade
    • Chapter Awards
    • Genealogy Links
    • Meetings
    • Officers
  • Scholarships
    • Frank McCleary Fund
    • Moir-McCleary Scholarship
    • Good Citizen
  • Education
    • Essay Contests
    • Constitution Week
  • Members Only
    • Calendar
    • Chapter Committees
    • Chapter Officers
    • Chapter Store, Dues & More
    • Helpful Files
    • Leadership Training
    • Lifelong Learning
    • Meeting Minutes & Reports
    • Newsletters
    • Service to America
    • Year In Review
    • Yes to the Dress
    • Wreaths_America
  • Contact Us
    • Chapter Donations