Earn the DAR Records Preservation pin while helping to preserve the vital information DAR has compiled for over 125 years.
The DAR Records Preservation volunteer can purchase the DAR Records Preservation pin after completing one of the following:
- 100 equivalent hours of online data entry by indexing 12000 documents (120/hour) for the Supporting Documentation Project, or
- 1500 cards for the Historic Marker Project (15/hour), or
- 100 equivalent hours for other committee projects or a combination thereof.
For the Descendants Project, each volunteer is responsible for keeping track of her hours.
For the Supporting Documents Project, the program keeps track of the number of documents a volunteer has categorized and shows when the volunteer logs into the project.
National Chair Approval is required to purchase this pin and more details about qualifying for it are found on the DAR Records Preservation Committee webpage.
This pin may only be worn by DAR members on the official Insignia ribbon according to the most current "Placement of DAR Insignia and Pins on Official Ribbon" document found on the Insignia Committee webpage.
This gold-filled pin measures 7/8" x 1".
The DAR Records Preservation Standard Bar can be added to the DAR Records Preservation pin for each additional 60000 documents indexed in the Supporting Documentation Project or completion of at least 500 additional hours for other projects, or a combination thereof. Approval from the National Chair is required.
The Records Preservation Certifier Bar can be added to the DAR Genealogy Preservation pin is the member has volunteered for a minimum of 250 hours. Approval from the National Chair is required.
