South Carolina Society, Children of the American Revolution   

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Members gain valuable leadership experience in conducting meetings, following parliamentary procedures and standard protocol, serving as delegates and speaking before groups at local, state and national conferences. The responsibility and privilege of selecting officers helps members gain an understanding of the democratic process.
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"Good citizens cannot be made suddenly. They must grow..."
                                                                                                                                                                               Harriett Lothrop

For More information visit http://www.nscar.org/

Updated  August 21, 2018

2018-2019 Themes:

Tyler Cox, State President
David Smith, Senior State President


State Project & Theme: “Get in the Game"


S.C.S.C.A.R. will Get in the Game with Tamassee DAR School as the school celebrates 100 years of service to children in the upstate of South Carolina. 


The project is to update game equipment such as foosball and air hockey tables in the activity center at Tamassee DAR School,  The activity center provides the kids at Tamassee the opportunity to spend time with friends and reconnect with siblings.



National President David A. Graham

Senior National President Norma L. Griffin


National Theme: "America's Lasting Legacy"


C.A.R. will honor American heroes past and present through various activities like volunteering, collecting items to send to deployed service members, or raising funds to support injured veterans. 


 Members will be engaged in fundraising activities to support Hope for the Warriors. Specifically, C.A.R. will be supporting A Warrior’s Wish; a program with the mission to support severely injured veterans in their transition back to civilian life. 


C.A.R. is also committed to serving our communities and honoring the legacies of our patriots in remembrance of their sacrifices and service to our young country. Our members are excited to volunteer in our communities and grow as leaders through their own unique service projects. Our goal is to serve 25,000 hours of community service.

What is the C.A.R.?

The Children of the American Revolution (C.A.R.) trains good citizens, develops leaders, and promotes love of the United States of America. South Carolina has local societies throughout the state that promote the projects and theme each year. They are actively involved in community service projects, as well as learn about their American heritage.

More Information

Membership Application Guidelines

Membership Application Form


Contact Us by E-Mail to find a local society contact near you!