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Event registration is now open for the SAR Independence 250 national celebration in Philadelphia, America’s birthplace, from July 2-6, 2026. Come prepared to participate in a once-in-a-lifetime grand celebration for the SAR’s key signature 250th event, with many programs and activities planned over four days. Please […]
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For many years the SAR has recognized the many common bonds of purpose and principles shared by the SAR and the Boy Scouts of America. You young men achieving the rank of Eagle Scout have demonstrated your belief in those common principles. This is your […]
Awards Eagle Scout Scholarship Award
This year marks 42 years since MLK Day became a federal holiday and Americans have honored the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a day set aside to honor a man whose leadership was rooted in universal human dignity, democratic values and a […]
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Event registration is now open for the SAR Independence 250 national celebration in Philadelphia, America’s birthplace, from July 2-6, 2026. Come prepared to participate in a once-in-a-lifetime grand celebration for the SAR’s key signature 250th event, with many programs and activities planned over four days. Please […]
America250 Events For many years the SAR has recognized the many common bonds of purpose and principles shared by the SAR and the Boy Scouts of America. You young men achieving the rank of Eagle Scout have demonstrated your belief in those common principles. This is your […]
Awards Eagle Scout Scholarship Award This year marks 42 years since MLK Day became a federal holiday and Americans have honored the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a day set aside to honor a man whose leadership was rooted in universal human dignity, democratic values and a […]
Color Guard
The Statue of Liberty was publicly presented to the American people to represent Libertas, the Roman goddess of Liberty. The idea was first conceived and proposed by Édouard de Laboulaye, a French political thinker and abolitionist, in 1865, the year in which the American Civil […]
Educational
The famous opening line of the Constitution’s preamble, “We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union…” was written by Gouverneur Morris, a Founding Father who is widely regarded as the Penman of the Constitution. When the Continental Army […]
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Two Founding Fathers’ faces appear on Mount Rushmore: George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. The other two faces are Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt, respectfully. George Washington, as father of the country, was a natural choice when it came time to choose the faces to appear […]
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