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Welcome to Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution!
State Regent: mary tedesco
Established in 1891, the Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution (MDAR) is composed of 41 active chapters and more than 2,400 members across the Commonwealth. Massachusetts DAR supports a wide range of initiatives in historic preservation, veterans' services, conservation, literacy and civic education. From preserving historic sites to celebrating American heritage, Massachusetts DAR members are united in their mission to honor the past and shape the future through meaningful community service.
Education
MDAR supports schools throughout the country, such as the Hillside School, located in Marlborough, Massachusetts. Educational programs for local communities include awards for students, scholarships, and essay contests that encourage students to be patriotic citizens. Learn more about DAR efforts.
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Historic Preservation
MDAR celebrates its rich history by preserving buildings and monuments, commemorating the events that sparked the American Revolutionary War, and commemorating our ancestors by placing markers at cemeteries and historic sites. Learn more about DAR Historic Preservation Grants.
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Patriotism
MDAR supports active-duty military with Project Patriot and veterans with volunteerism at Veteran Affairs (VA) homes and hospitals. We encourage active citizenship with the DAR Good Citizens Award, Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) Medals, and more. Learn more about DAR efforts.
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State Symbol
Ship's Wheel
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State Theme
“Celebrate the Spirit of Massachusetts"
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State Scripture
"Therefore encourage one another and build one another up, just as you are doing."
1 Thessalonians 5:11 (RSV) "He who pursues righteousness and kindness will find life and honor." Proverbs 21:21 (RSV) |
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All photos appear courtesy of MDAR Chapter Members.
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State VIS Chair. Last Updated February 11, 2026 |
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