our state project 2026-2027
State President Swaran Singh
Senior State President Mrs. Sallie Lovorn
Theme: Arizona at 250: Forgotten Voices
We will be highlighting Arizona's history in the American Revolution with a focus on Indigenous history and that of Spanish presidios 250 years ago.
We will be partnering with the Arizona Historical Society and Arizona's America250 Commission to create displays for the AHS museums and encourage opportunities to engage with our state's heritage!
Contact us to schedule your next program! Email us at [email protected].
Goals for this year:
Senior State President Mrs. Sallie Lovorn
Theme: Arizona at 250: Forgotten Voices
We will be highlighting Arizona's history in the American Revolution with a focus on Indigenous history and that of Spanish presidios 250 years ago.
We will be partnering with the Arizona Historical Society and Arizona's America250 Commission to create displays for the AHS museums and encourage opportunities to engage with our state's heritage!
Contact us to schedule your next program! Email us at [email protected].
Goals for this year:
- Raise funds for educational display boards for 3 Arizona Historical Society museums - $5,000
- Participate in Arizona America250 events and celebrations
OUR national project 2026-2027
National President William Elston
Senior National President Mrs. Jamie Durham Burchfield
Theme: Liberty's Legacy
This year, our goal is to lead members in a nationwide effort to recognize the role children played during the American Revolution.
The National Project will be in partnership with the National Park Service to raise $50,000 for the creation of interactive panels that recognize the contributions of youth during the American Revolution. Two interactive panels will be placed in Yorktown with the potential of expanding to other parks.
In addition to this, we will look to raise $10,000 for the N.S.C.A.R. operating fund, so that the legacy of our organization continues.
A key component of the project is the Leadership Legacy Campaign, which challenges members to complete 250 minutes of service, participate in leadership training, and take part in individual fundraising efforts throughout the year.
Goals for this year:
Senior National President Mrs. Jamie Durham Burchfield
Theme: Liberty's Legacy
This year, our goal is to lead members in a nationwide effort to recognize the role children played during the American Revolution.
The National Project will be in partnership with the National Park Service to raise $50,000 for the creation of interactive panels that recognize the contributions of youth during the American Revolution. Two interactive panels will be placed in Yorktown with the potential of expanding to other parks.
In addition to this, we will look to raise $10,000 for the N.S.C.A.R. operating fund, so that the legacy of our organization continues.
A key component of the project is the Leadership Legacy Campaign, which challenges members to complete 250 minutes of service, participate in leadership training, and take part in individual fundraising efforts throughout the year.
Goals for this year:
- Celebrate America's 250th Anniversary
- Raise at least $50,000 for interactive educational panels at Yorktown
- Raise $10,000 for the N.S.C.A.R. Operating Fund
- Members to complete 250 minutes of service and participate in leadership training
- Learn about the important role children played in the American Revolution
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