Chicago, Illinois
Chapter Leadership

Culper Ring Agent 355 Chapter, NSDAR, fulfills its mission through volunteer leadership on its board and committees. Volunteer leadership roles on the board include: Regent, Vice Regent, Chaplain, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer, and Registrar.
The chapter is active in many NSDAR committees, particularly:
America 250! – to celebrate America’s 250th birthday
Children of the American Revolution – to support the Agent Elizabeth Burgin Society, N.S.C.A.R.
Commemorative Events – to commemorate significant events in American, and Chicago, history
Community Classroom – to support teachers and students by donating supplies and supporting applications for classroom grants
Conservation – to encourage good stewardship of our natural resources for a more sustainable future
DAR Good Citizens – to recognize outstanding young people who exhibit the qualities of good citizenship in their homes, schools, and communities
DAR Project Patriot – to acknowledge, recognize, and support America’s active-duty service members and their families
DAR Service for Veterans – to acknowledge, recognize, and support America’s veterans
The Flag of the United States of America – to keep the flag flying and to protect it continuously under all conditions, as well as to educate citizens regarding its correct usage
Historic Preservation – to assist organizations in the Chicago community with historic preservation through support of their DAR Historic Preservation Grant applications
Service to America – to plan and host service projects that support the Chicago community and NSDAR’s mission
Specialty Research – to recognize the significant, but less frequently recognized, contributions to the cause of American freedom, by men and women of color
Women’s Issues – to empower women in the chapter and in the Chicago community
Photos courtesy of Culper Ring Agent 355 Chapter, NSDAR, members.