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DAR & SAR Youth contests

Both Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) and Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) offer contests for youth participation. There is typically a certificate awarded to winners and occasionally prizes. At a minimum, it's an opportunity to shine, express your creativity, and a "bullet" on a  college or job resume of your activities. Contests range from artistic (drawing) to creative (writing) and even group-level community service. Contact a local DAR or SAR chapter to learn more about entering these contests! Deadlines are typically in December before the holiday break. 

2024 DAR American history theme

"Enjoying a new kind of Tea Party” Question: In the 1770’s there was a movement of protest from the Colonists against the British due to taxes and laws. Along the eastern coast a growing number of Patriots held “tea” parties. The Boston Tea Party was on December 16, 1773, and the Charlestown, SC Tea Party and the Chester Town Tea Party followed in 1774. In October 1774, 51 women in Edenton, North Carolina, decided to refuse to buy tea from the British because of their high taxes and laws. In 1774, women in Wilmington, North Carolina, burned their tea for the same reasons. Imagine you are one of these women boldly participating in one of these Tea Parties in North Carolina.

Give details of either the Edenton Tea Party or Wilmington Tea Party, describe the tea party, and why you would choose to join them. Then explain if you think it was a good decision.

high school dar patriots essay

Select a figure from the era of the American Revolution (1773-1783). Discuss how he or she influenced the course of the American Revolution, who he or she was and his/her contribution to the founding of a new nation. Your figure may be any person, whether a well-known figure or an everyday man, woman or child who supported the American Revolution in ways large or small

2024 DAR Jac theme

Sailing with the Stars and Stripes to Celebrate the 250th Birthday of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps
1. The ART CONTEST includes five categories:
  • poster
  • banner - group entry only, 3-5 children count as a group
  • stamp
  • photographic essay
  • digital art
2. The CREATIVE EXPRESSION CONTEST, individual entries only:
  • poetry
  • short story
  • graphic novel/comic
3. The COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT may be an individual or group entry for students in grades 1-12. Preschool and kindergarten students may compete as a group only. A group must be comprised of three (3) or more students. Groups may be mixed ages. 

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DAR scholarships

Scholarships are available from national DAR. Click the button below for information.
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