Mission Statement
"The National Society of the Children of the American Revolution trains good citizens, develops leaders and promotes love of the United States of America and its heritage among young people."

2011-12 State Theme: "Helping Paws"
Project: To raise funds for The Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind to provide food and training of the dogs that the Guide Dog Foundation provides to the visually impaired.

Our Work
Read about our Service Projects centered in and around Washington, D.C.
 

DANIEL SCHMOKER
STATE PRESIDENT 2011-2012

Hey Kids!

Do you have a Revolutionary Ancestor in your FAMILY TREE? Do you enjoy learning about American HISTORY? Do you want to gain LEADERSHIP experience and improve your PUBLIC SPEAKING skills? Do you enjoy having FUN with kids who have similar interests? Learn how to become a member >>

2011 National Convention

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74th Annual State Conference

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33rd Annual Potowmack Ball
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July 4, 2010 at Congressional Cemetery

Local D.C. Societies

Benjamin Harrison
George Washington
Harriett Lothrop
Mount Vernon

Official Sponsor of the District of Columbia Tree 2007 Christmas Pageant of Peace on the National Mall Washington, D.C.

2011?2012 National Project To impact military families around the U.S. by raising funds, volunteering, and donating items such as books, toys, and food to the Fisher House Foundation. Visit the NSCAR Website!

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