Arizona State Society, DAR

NSDAR Chapters in Arizona

Use the interactive map below to locate Arizona DAR chapters near you. Each pin represents a chapter location, organized by region. Once you’ve identified a chapter of interest, find it in the regional listings below the map, where links are provided to take you directly to each chapter’s website for meeting times, contact information, and membership details. For more information on how to become a DAR member, visit the Membership page.

Southern Arizona Chapters

Casa Grande – Casa Grande Valley Chapter, NSDAR
Green Valley – Madera Canyon Chapter, NSDAR
Safford – Gila Valley Chapter, NSDAR
Sierra Vista – Tombstone Chapter, NSDAR
Tombstone – Lady Banksia Chapter, NSDAR
Tucson – El Presidio Chapter, NSDAR
Tucson – Old Pueblo Chapter, NSDAR
Tucson – Tucson Chapter, NSDAR
Vail – Ciénega Creek Chapter, NSDAR
Willcox – Dry Lake Chapter, NSDAR

River Chapters

Bullhead City – Fort Mohave Chapter, NSDAR
Kingman – Lewis Kingman Chapter, NSDAR
Lake Havasu – Havasu Chapter, NSDAR
Yuma – Yuma Chapter, NSDAR

Northern Arizona Chapters

Flagstaff – Coconino Chapter, NSDAR
Payson – Mogollon Chapter, NSDAR
Prescott – General George Crook Chapter, NSDAR
Prescott Valley – Yavapai Chapter, NSDAR
Sedona – Oak Creek Chapter, NSDAR
Show Low – Rim Country Chapter, NSDAR

Western Phoenix Valley Chapters

Buckeye – Buckeye Valley Chapter, NSDAR
Glendale – Anasazi Chapter, NSDAR
Litchfield Park – Copper State Chapter, NSDAR
Peoria – Asthon Sosi Chapter, NSDAR
Peoria – Turquoise Gems Chapter, NSDAR
Sun City – Agua Fria Chapter, NSDAR
Sun City West – Estrella Chapter, NSDAR
Surprise – White Tank Mountains Chapter, NSDAR

Northern Phoenix Valley Chapters

Anthem – Ocotillo Chapter, NSDAR
Carefree – Black Mountain Foothills Chapter, NSDAR
Fountain Hills – Four Peaks Chapter, NSDAR
Paradise Valley – Paradise Valley Chapter, NSDAR
Phoenix – Camelback Chapter, NSDAR
Phoenix – Maricopa Chapter, NSDAR
Scottsdale – Grand Canyon Chapter, NSDAR
Scottsdale – Major Winfield Scott Chapter, NSDAR
Scottsdale – Piestewa Peak Chapter, NSDAR

Southeastern Phoenix Valley Chapters

Ahwatukee – Azurite Chapter, NSDAR
Apache Junction – Apache Trail Chapter, NSDAR
Chandler – Cactus Wren Chapter, NSDAR
Florence – Estella Kentfield Colton Chapter, NSDAR
Gilbert – Governor George W.P. Hunt Chapter, NSDAR
Mesa – Saguaro Chapter, NSDAR
Queen Creek – Desert Wells Chapter, NSDAR
Sun Lakes – Gila Butte Chapter, NSDAR
Tempe – Charles Trumbull Hayden Chapter, NSDAR

White Tank Mountains Chapter

White Tank Mountains Chapter, NSDAR

The White Tank Mountains Chapter, NSDAR, is a dynamic group of women ranging in age from 18 to ageless. We are involved in many programs of service focusing on active military and veterans, scholarship, historic preservation and women's issues.

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El Presidio Chapter

El Presidio Chapter, NSDAR

The El Presidio Chapter, NSDAR, has members who come from all over the Tucson area, including Oro Valley, SaddleBrooke and Marana. Forty years after the chapter's formation, we continue to promote the ideals of the DAR by participating in many rewarding programs and activities in our community throughout the year. No matter where your interests lie, there are opportunities to participate.

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Cactus Wren Chapter

Cactus Wren Chapter, NSDAR

The Cactus Wren Chapter, NSDAR, is a local chapter of the DAR. Our chapter is based in Chandler, Arizona, and our members come from many parts of the area and beyond.
The Cactus Wren Chapter, NSDAR, strives to fulfill the objectives of the NSDAR in the areas of historic preservation, education, and patriotism. Each year, we choose service projects our chapter members can perform together or separately. We also attend patriotic events and encourage our members to perform community service.

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Apache Trail Chapter

Apache Trail Chapter, NSDAR

The Apache Trail Chapter, NSDAR, is based in Apache Junction, Arizona, and our members come from many parts of the East Valley and beyond.

Our chapter is named for the Apache Trail, also known as Arizona State Route 88, which begins east of Mesa and ends at Roosevelt Dam.
Tonto National Monument, near Roosevelt Dam, contains cliff dwellings built and occupied by the Salado peoples of the 14th century.

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Piestewa Peak Chapter

Piestewa Peak Chapter, NSDAR

Piestewa Peak Chapter, NSDAR, Daughters join the more than 3,000 DAR members in Arizona and members around the world who are dedicated to keeping America strong by promoting patriotism, supporting educational programs, and preserving our American history. Our enthusiastic members come from all walks of life, including professional women, students, stay-at-home moms, grandmothers, single, and married. All share one common tenet; we value our history and take pride in our American Revolutionary War Patriots.

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Maricopa Chapter

Maricopa Chapter, NSDAR

Maricopa Chapter, NSDAR, received its official charter in 1901 and has the distinction of being the first chapter of the National Society in the Arizona Territory.
Our chapter members have always been actively involved in preserving history, promoting patriotic endeavors, and supporting education, including working to establish the Arizona Museum of History in 1919.

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Paradise Valley Chapter

Paradise Valley Chapter, NSDAR

We are quite proud of our chapter as well as our name. The Paradise Valley Chapter, NSDAR, held its organizing meeting on September 28, 1996, at the Paradise Valley Country Club. Our chapter officially became the twenty-fifth Arizona chapter, founded in October 1996.

This twenty-fifth chapter in Arizona requested its name to be Paradise Valley, which was named by Frank Conkey, who was a manager of the Rio Verde Canal Company in 1899. It is a broad valley, lying east of the Phoenix Mountains and west of the McDowell Mountains.

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Casa Grande Valley Chapter

Casa Grande Valley Chapter, NSDAR

Casa Grande Valley Chapter, NSDAR, serves Pinal County, Arizona, a large county that encompasses Arizona City, Casa Grande, Eloy, Florence, Maricopa, Oracle, Red Rock, Robson Ranch, Sacaton and San Tan Valley among others. We represent members from these communities and encourage prospective Daughters to join us from all areas of Pinal County.

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Oak Creek Chapter

Oak Creek Chapter, NSDAR

The Oak Creek Chapter, NSDAR, welcomes you to beautiful Sedona, Arizona. This picturesque city is surrounded by red-rock monoliths named Coffeepot, Cathedral and Thunder Mountain. At the north end of the city is the stunning Oak Creek Canyon, a breathtaking chasm that is wildly wonderful as well as relaxing and tranquil. The canyon is also what inspired our chapter name.

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Yuma Chapter

Yuma Chapter, NSDAR

We were named for our historic town and county of Yuma, Arizona, both taking their names from the Yumas, a loose confederation of tribes including the Quechan, Cocopah and Mohave who had occupied this part of Arizona long before the arrival of the white man.

Yuma Chapter, NSDAR, was formed in 1928, and our charter members included Organizing Regent Mrs. Regina Mathews and Mrs. Clarissa Winsor, the third white child born in Arizona Territory on September 3, 1880. We are the most southwestern chapter in Arizona.

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Lady Banksia Chapter

Lady Banksia Chapter, NSDAR

The Lady Banksia Chapter, NSDAR, was organized in November 2021. The chapter was named after the famed Lady Banksia Rose, the world’s largest rose tree, first planted in 1885 in Tombstone, Arizona. The rose blooms once a year with white flowers. The canopy measures 790 square meters (8,500 square feet) and the trunk has a circumference of roughly 3.6 meters (12 feet). Tombstone has an annual Rose Tree Festival every April with a crowned Rose Queen and a Rose Parade.

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Yavapai Chapter

Yavapai Chapter, NSDAR

The Yavapai Chapter, NSDAR, strives to fulfill the objectives of the DAR in the areas of historic preservation, education, and patriotism. Each year, we choose service projects our chapter members can perform together or separately. We also attend patriotic events and encourage our members to perform community service.

With over 20 service-oriented opportunities in the DAR, our members find many activities to choose from that further the DAR objectives.

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