Arizona State Society, DAR
State Regent's Projects
6
Chapters Launching
10+
Families being sponsored
13
Awards approved
Project One
Imprints of Honor - Six New Chapters Across Arizona
The Arizona Society is raising funds to establish six new Imprints of Honor chapters, one in each of our six state regions. DAR members will serve as volunteers alongside students — assisting with veteran interviews and helping edit their stories — giving veterans a voice, giving students a connection to our past, and preserving history for the families who come after them.
Nationally, the Imprints of Honor model has already paired student writers with veteran storytellers at 30 partner schools, helped fund 3,444 scholarships for those student authors, and given one in four participating veterans their first chance to tell their story out loud. Arizona chapters would extend that same work into our own communities.
6
Chapters funded, one per region
30
Partner schools nationwide today
25%
Veterans telling their story for the first time
Project Two
Boulder Crest Foundation - Sponsoring Arizona's Military Families
At Boulder Crest Arizona, in Sonoita, combat veterans and their families spend two to seven cost-free nights together in Family Rest & Reconnection retreats built on Posttraumatic Growth (PTG) — peer-led workshops and trained facilitators that help turn struggle into lasting strength, rather than clinical treatment alone.
The Arizona Society is raising funds to sponsor at least ten families this term. Contributions cover lodging, meals, program materials, workshops, and facilitator support, along with outreach that carries the program to Arizona’s smaller and more rural communities.
10+
Families sponsored, this term’s goal
2-7
Nights per family retreat, at no cost to them
58%
Average PTSD symptom reduction, national program graduates
Project Three
Celebrating Service - DAR Awards and Medals Grant
The Arizona Society is helping chapters recognize and honor the individuals and organizations who advance the mission of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Through the DAR Awards and Medals Grant, the State Regent's Project provides financial support so chapters can present medals, pins, and certificates to those who serve.
Chapters may request reimbursement for each of 13 awards, once per award over the next two years, in accordance with ASDAR guidelines. Together we build a brighter tomorrow through service, education, and patriotism.
13
Awards approved for reimbursements requests
2
Years to request (2026-2028)
1
Reimbursement Per Award, Per Chapter
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