Sons of the American Revolution - Sacramento Chapter
Home  
About Us
Who We Are
SAR Sacramento Officers
SAR Sacramento Past Presidents
SAR Sacramento In Memoriam
SAR Sacramento Patriot Ancestors
SAR Sacramento Bylaws
Compatriot Presidents of the USA
The Declaration of Independence

Newsletter
The Courier Newsletter
Sacramento Chapter Facebook
CASSAR Facebook
The SAR Magazine archive
California Compatriot

New Members
For information on becoming a member contact:

Vacant
Sacramento Chapter Registrar


Are you eligible?
Membership Process

Youth Programs
Americanism Poster Contest
Brochure Contest
Eagle Scouts
Eagle Scout Certificate
Eagle Scout Scholarship
Knight Essay
ROTC/JROTC Program
School Guard - Living History

Color Guard
The Color Guard
Join Our Guard
Our Flags
Flag Rules
Flag History
Flag Folding Ceremony
Uniforms & Clothing
Uniform Photos (PW="Patriot")

Links & Resources

National Society SAR
NSSAR Merchandise
California Society SAR
   Delta Chapter
   Gold Country Chapter
   Mother Lode Chapter
   Redwood Empire Chapter
   San Francisco Chapter
   Thomas Jefferson Chapter
Locally available sources listing Revolutionary War Patriots
Ladies Auxillary—California SAR
Ladies Auxillary—National SAR
SAR Links



Children of the American Revolution (CAR)
Children under age 21.



Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR):
Women over age 18.



Contact Us
Email SAR


ROTC/JROTC Program     Americanism Poster     Knight Essay Contest     Eagle Scout Program     5th Grade Living History


Eagle Scout Programs

The Sacramento Chapter recognizes Eagle Scouts through "SAR Certificates of Recognition" at BSA Courts of Honor and also participates in the CASSAR and the NSSAR Eagle Scout Scholarship Program.

Open to all Eagle Scouts who are currently registered in an active unit and have not reached their 19th birthday during the year of application.

Congratulations!
Through your dedicated personal efforts, with assistance from your family, adult leaders, and fellow Scouts, you have earned Scouting’s highest award, the Eagle Scout award. You have persevered and successfully completed the extensive requirements–including the important leadership, citizenship, and community service projects. Only those young men who have a great amount of persistence and courage are able to gain the coveted rank of Eagle Scout. You can be very proud of your accomplishment. The Eagle Scout award is an honor. Be proud of it and what it represents. Use it as your guide and inspiration to reach other goals.

Members of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR), who trace their ancestry to American Revolutionary War patriots, share with scouting these same ideals which are essential to the preservation and maintenance of a strong America. We are privileged to present you a Certificate of Recognition for your accomplishment.

As an Eagle Scout, you are eligible to participate in the SAR Eagle Scout Scholarship Program. Any Eagle Scout who is currently registered in an active unit and has not reached his 19th birthday during the year of his application is eligible to submit an application for the Sacramento Chapter SAR Scholarship Program. You may apply each year you are eligible. The Sacramento Chapter uses the forms hyperlinked below:

When you have completed the application, the Four Generation Ancestor Chart, and the essay on a patriotic theme, please send the completed package to me at the address below.

Applications must be received no later than October 31, each year.

Each applicant will receive the SAR Eagle Scout Scholarship Patch to be worn on his uniform. One of the applicants will be judged the winner for the Sacramento Chapter SAR and will receive the SAR Eagle Scout Medal and a $250 cash award.

The Chapter's winning application will be forwarded to the California Society to complete with other SAR Chapter winners. The winner at the State level will receive the SAR Spreading Wing Bronze Eagle Trophy and a $1,500 Series EE US Savings Bond to be presented at the annual meeting of the CASSAR in the Spring.

The winning State application will be submitted to NSSAR National Headquarters to compete with other state finalists.Three cash awards are given: the National First Place Winner receives $10,000; the Runner-up receives $6,000; and the 2nd Runner-up receives $4,000. Scouts may apply more than one year if he meets the age requirements, but no more than $10,000 total may be granted to any one Eagle Scout.

Again, congratulations to you on attaining the Eagle Scout rank. We extend our best wishes for continued success in all your future endeavors.

Contact:
Chairman, Eagle Scout Program
Sons of the American Revolution
PO Box 6664
Folsom, CA 95763-6664

Eagle Scout Program

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization, EIN # 68-0004288
Mail to: SAR Sacramento Chapter, P.O. Box 6664, Folsom, CA 95763-6664 or, eMail us at:
SAR@4July1776.US
Last Updated: 02 Mar 2024
The Internet Content Rating Association (ICRA) is an international, non-profit organization of internet leaders working to develop a safer internet.