The Michael Stoner Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR) was organized December 7, 1973. The membership elected to name the chapter for a Revolutionary ancestor of its organizing Regent, Mrs. Robert E. Sanders Junior (Chili). Read more about Michael Stoner, his friendship with Daniel Boone, and his other patriotic service.

Our Chapter activities include:

• Awards for Junior American Citizens - We teach history through a historical essay contest
• DAR Good Citizens Award
• Support DAR Schools - Tamassee, Kate Duncan Smith, Berry College, Crossnore , Hindman, and Hillside
• DAR Youth Citizenship Medal - We honor these qualities in students: service, courage, leadership, and patriotism.
• Dictionary and Thesaurus Project for two local schools - We donate a Dictionary to each third grader and a Thesaurus to each fifth grader
• Literacy Promotion - tutor reading, teach English as a second language, donate books, help students prepare for the GED and mentor "at-risk" students.
• Bronze ROTC Medal
• Support our Local Veterans Hospital

Our chapter welcomes members from throughout the Dallas Area. We welcome you to join us for a guest meeting. That way we can get to know you and you meet us. If you need help with your application, we can provide assistance.