We will always remember their sacrifice. We will never forget the price.
Enduring Promise
Enduring Promise is a visual tangible commitment by Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) to honor and recognize Indiana’s WWII military service members who are Missing in Action (MIA) and their families.
To be missing is not to be forgotten.
With your help, we bring their
memory home.
The Indiana DAR project will place and dedicate personalized bricks honoring 1500 WWII Hoosiers who remain Missing in Action and unaccounted for.
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This project is the last of a trilogy of Bricks of Honor placed and dedicated by Indiana DAR to Indiana’s Missing in Action. With maximum visibility the bricks are placed at the base of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument on Monument Circle, in the center of Indianapolis and Indiana.
Learn ways you can donate or help here.
"Our hope is in unity and self-sacrifice. Since this Society has been organized, and so much thought and reading directed to the early struggle of this country, it has been made plain that much of its success was due to the character of the women of that era. The unselfish part they acted constantly commends itself to our admiration and example. If there is no abatement in this element of success in our ranks I feel sure their daughters can perpetuate a society worthy the cause and worthy of themselves.”
First Continental Congress Address given by Caroline Scott Harrison,
First Lady of the United States of America and first
President General of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.