Visit the National SAR America 25o site!

America250SAR.com

NSSAR is celebrating America’s 250th on many levels… this is the public-facing website.

The NC Society is celebrating America’s 250th Birthday!

To help direct our celebration, our State Society has developed a 250th Committee.  The Committee leaders are:

  1. George Strunk, Chairman and NSSAR Committee of Correspondence 
  2. Joe Sam Queen, Co-Chairman
  3. Napoleon Carter, Co-Chairman

If you would like to participate on the NC SAR Committee, contact Chairman Strunk via email:   

 

The NC Society is hosting the 2026 National Congress!

SAR 2026 National Congress

This site will have all the details of the National Congress, as we approach July, 2026

 

Visit the National SAR 250th Committee site!

AMERICA 250 SAR

This site is chock full of information that can assist each Chapter with their development of activities:

• The tool kit that helps you understand how to conduct your individual events.
• Programs that demonstrate how to complete an event that is part of an ongoing program.
• Blast emails sharing news about what other chapters are doing and our new offerings.
• Making 250th Anniversary resources available for Scout Troops and Councils.
• A variety of educational presentations that allow you to interact with the community.
• Merchandise related to the celebration of the 250th Anniversary.
• Genealogy resources that help preserve valuable patriot records.

In addition, our SAR National Committee page will keep you updated on the happenings around our great nation!  Make sure you take a look!

 

Visit the America 250 NC Site!

AMERICA 250 NC

The State of North Carolina is hard at work planning its celebration too!  Three North Carolina Society members sit on the State’s Planning Committee:  George Strunk, Joe Sam Queen and Napoleon Carter.  Please visit the State’s American 250 website to stay up to date!

 

Visit Our Nation’s Site!

AMERICA 250

And of course, America is celebrating on the National level! It is our story. See how the National planners are working with communities, partners, and everyday people across the country to tell it.