Ee-dah-how Chapter, Inc., NSDAR

08/26/2026

We ended the summer by spending time together making bracelets, catching up and picking flowers. 👭🌼

We officially get back to meetings in September. Want to learn more about who we are and what we do? Send us a DM. 👭🌼📚

08/22/2026

Looking for a fun inexpensive way to spend some time together as a family? Get some lunch and stop by the Train Depot for the America 250 Display. CanyonCountyHistoricalSociety

08/09/2026

🎲 **Bunco FUNdraiser for Community Classroom!** 🎲

Last night, our members came together for an evening of fun with a purpose! ❤️ We enjoyed laughter, friendly competition, and great fellowship—all while supporting a wonderful cause.

Together, we raised over $200 to support our local school through our Community Classroom program! 📚🍎

A big thank you to everyone who participated, donated, and helped make the evening such a success. When we have fun together, we can make a difference together! 🇺🇸✨

08/06/2026

Today, Deni Kemper, Chair of the Community Classroom, and Susie Christensen, Chapter Regent, presented the initial round of school supplies. Additionally, the recipient of the Helen Pouch Memorial Fund Spring Grant was formally awarded her grant check during the same event. 📒📚🎒✏️🖍

07/30/2026

On this International Friendship Day, the Daughters of the American Revolution celebrate the enduring ties of friendship that have shaped our organization for 136 years.
From our earliest founders to today’s dedicated members, friendship has been the quiet force that carries our mission forward—linking hearts, strengthening chapters, and inspiring service in every community we touch.

07/27/2026

Today, we honor the brave Americans who served during the Korean War and mark the signing of the Armistice Agreement on July 27, 1953. Though the conflict is often called “The Forgotten War,” the courage, sacrifice, and steadfast devotion to freedom shown by our veterans will never be forgotten.

The Daughters of the American Revolution proudly recognize the more than 1.8 million U.S. service members who answered the call, including the over 36,000 who gave their lives and the thousands who returned home bearing the physical and emotional scars of war. Their service helped secure liberty for millions and shaped the course of global history.

On this solemn day of remembrance, the Ee-dah-how Chapter NSDAR extends heartfelt gratitude to all Korean War veterans and their families. We honor your strength, your sacrifice, and your enduring legacy of service to our nation.

May we remember. May we honor. May we never forget. 🇺🇸

07/09/2026

Today at Nampa City Hall, we joined together to read the Declaration of Independence- 250 years later. Hearing those timeless words in our own hometown reminds us that the promise of liberty lives on through each generation. Proud to celebrate America 250 with our Idaho community.

Thank you to our readers, Darl Bruner, Nampa City Mayor, Debbie Skaug, Nampa City Council women, Victor Rodriguez, Nampa City Councilman, Brad Barnum, Sgt, Persons Crimes Unit, Nampa Police Department, Kirk Carpenter, Fire Chief, Nampa Fire Protection District, Clark Crider, Msgt. Ret. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Debby Bundy, American Gold Star Mothers, Inc., Julia Cochran, American Gold Star Mothers., Inc and Rhonda Kren, Idaho State Society Honorary State Regent.

07/08/2026

Mark your calendar's and stop by to see us, Thursday, July 16th in Downtown Nampa.

07/03/2026