Many women who are the wives, daughters, sisters, girlfriends, and other female relatives and companions of SAR Color Guardsmen routinely and with great dedication support their SAR Color Guardsman and the SAR Color Guard. The Molly Pitcher Medal may be awarded to women who have supported the SAR Color Guard at the State, District and National Levels. The Medal is silver in color, and depicts a likeness of Molly Pitcher. It is available only in miniature. Its precedence is higher than NSSAR Specialty Medals, but lower than the Charter Centennial Medal. The Molly Pitcher Medal may be awarded only once; oak leaf clusters are not permitted.

Please use this form to report the change in officers to National Headquarters.

Complete this online form to enter your state society in the C.A.R. Activity Award.

The Task Force for Registration, Education & Reporting has created a single, easy to use Reconciliation Form Template for calculating and reporting both active membership and accurate dues payment amounts for State Societies. This standardized Reconciliation Form is intended to speed up the data gathering and reconciliation process and, at the same time, reduce the man hours currently required in reconciling the membership of the National Society by the National Office. It will also expedite each state society’s payment of dues to the National Office.

This a pdf of a powerpoint slide set that provides directions on how to use the sheet.

The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (known hereafter as NSSAR) is a not for profit, tax-exempt organization. Maintenance of its tax-exempt status is important for both continued financial stability, public and member support. Therefore, the Internal Revenue Service, as well as other regulatory agencies, tax officials and other stakeholders view the policy and operations of the SAR as a public trust, which is subject to scrutiny by and accountable to such authorities as well as its constituents.