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Welcome to the Suwanee Creek Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR). Located in northern Gwinnett County, Georgia, our chapter includes members from Suwanee, Sugar Hill, Buford, and surrounding communities. We bring together women who share an interest in history, genealogy, community service, and the enduring story of America’s founding.

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Through historic preservation, education, patriotism, and service, our members care for local history, support students and veterans, participate in community programs, and help families explore their American Revolutionary-era ancestry. Along the way, we learn from one another and form friendships rooted in shared purpose.

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DAR welcomes women age 18 and older, regardless of race, religion, or ethnic background, who can document lineal descent from an ancestor who aided the cause of American independence.

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Wondering whether your family tree includes an American Revolutionary War Patriot? Looking for a way to serve your community, preserve history, and connect with others? We would be happy to help you learn more about your family, DAR, and the Suwanee Creek Chapter, NSDAR.

Visit With Us

New faces. Lasting friendships.

Guests are always welcome at our chapter meetings and community activities. We meet on the second Monday evening of each month, September through May, and our members stay active throughout the year through service projects, patriotic programs, historic preservation, and local events.

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Interested in attending a meeting or learning more about DAR? Send us a message. We would be happy to answer your questions, share what to expect, and help make your first visit a comfortable one. There is no pressure, just an opportunity to meet us, learn more about us, and see what chapter life is like.

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Upcoming Events

AUGUST

1

America 250:

Celebrating

Our Journey

Lawrenceville, Georgia

SEPTEMBER

11

9/11 Memorial

Ceremony

Suwanee, Georgia

SEPTEMBER

14

Chapter 

Meeting

Suwanee, Georgia

SEPTEMBER

19–20

Once Upon a

SuwaneeFest

Town Center Park

Suwanee, Georgia

SEPTEMBER

12

Chapter Meeting

Suwanee, Georgia

OCTOBER

17–18

Sugar Rush

Arts Festival

Downtown

Sugar Hill, Georgia

About the National Society

God, Home, and Country
Interior of DAR Constitution Hall prepared for Continental Congress, with a large U.S. Flag above the stage.

Founded in 1890, the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution is a nonprofit, nonpolitical women’s service organization dedicated to historic preservation, education, and patriotism. Through chapters across the United States and around the world, DAR members preserve historic places and records, support education, honor veterans, and serve their communities.

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