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The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR) is a lineage-based, nonprofit, women's service organization actively promoting historic preservation, education, and patriotism through various community service projects and events throughout our state. If you descend from a proven Revolutionary War Patriot, we would love to have you join our society. Not sure if you have a Patriot in your family tree? We have members who can help you search. Contact us today to become part of our dynamic organization!

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Historic Preservation

Historic Preservation

Our founding members envisioned our organization perpetuating the memory and spirit of the individuals who achieved American independence. To fulfill this objective, DAR members engage in an array of projects to help preserve our cultural heritage. We accomplish this by restoring and maintaining historical sites in our area, participating in various memorials and commemorations honoring individuals and significant historic events that have been a part of our history and preserving genealogical records, historic documents, and precious artifacts.

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Education

Education

Our DAR members are passionate about educating the youth about our American history and the principles of our democratic government, fostering an appreciation for our great country, and guiding them in becoming good citizens. We do this by providing scholarships, promoting education and citizenship through youth programs such as Children of the American Revolution, DAR Good Citizens, Junior American Citizens, and sponsoring American history essay contests for youth in grades five through twelve.

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Patriotism

Patriotism

Our love of country is evident in the variety of patriotic endeavors our members pursue. A challenge was issued to all DAR members to invest in community service to give back to our communities. Our Nevada members were exceedingly generous with their time by volunteering in their communities for a total of 54,697 hours in 2021! We volunteered at Veterans hospitals, sent care packages to current service personnel overseas, welcomed home and honored our veterans returning from Honor Flights, participated in Naturalization Ceremonies, promoted Constitution Week, presented patriotic awards to deserving individuals, and much, much more!

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Bethney Seifert, Nevada State Regent

Congratulations to Bethney Seifert, who was officially installed as the Nevada State Regent of the Nevada State Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSSDAR) during the installation ceremony at the 135th Continental Congress in Washington, D.C., on Sunday, June 28, 2026. Her installation marks the beginning of a new administration dedicated to honoring the Society’s mission of historic preservation, education, and patriotism while inspiring members across Nevada to strengthen their commitment to service, leadership, and community engagement.

As Nevada State Regent, Bethney brings a spirit of collaboration, vision, and dedication to NSSDAR members. Her leadership will guide the Society as chapters throughout the state continue to preserve our nation’s history, support veterans and active-duty military, promote educational opportunities, and serve communities through meaningful volunteerism. Nevada Daughters look forward to her leadership and are honored to support her administration as it continues to make a positive impact across the Silver State.