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Held annually at the University of Washington Campus, Seattle

State and Regional Conferences held annually at various locations

Held annually on the third Saturday of May in Bremerton, Washington
The Washington State Society of the Children of the American Revolution is a subdivision of The National Society of the Children of the American Revolution, founded in 1895, the oldest patriotic organization for youth in the United States of America.
Membership is open to descendants of American Revolution patriots. The age range is birth through twenty-one. Meetings and activities are planned for all ages with special consideration given to younger members. C.A.R. offers fun, family educational experiences and opportunities to learn about history while creating history.
Members gain valuable leadership experience by conducting meetings, following parliamentary procedures and standard protocol, serving as delegates, and speaking before groups at local, state, and national conferences. The responsibility and privilege of selecting officers helps members gain an understanding of the democratic process.
The Washington State Society was formally organized in 1947, although local C.A.R. societies had existed in Washington State since 1896. The purpose of the State Society is to promote the work of C.A.R. in the local societies, to provide leadership training, and to facilitate cooperation among the local societies.

2026 Public reading of the Declaration of Independence attended by W.S.S.C.A.R. members.
I believe in the Children of the American Revolution as an organization for the training of young people in true patriotism and love of country, in order that they shall be better fitted for American citizenship.
As a descendant of the Founders of my Country, I believe that my birthright brings a certain responsibility to carry on their work, and that as the boys and girls of 1776 took an active part in the War for Independence, so the boys and girls of today have a definite work to do for their Country.
As a member of the Children of the American Revolution, I believe it is my to duty to use my influence to create a deeper love of country, a loyal respect for our Constitution and a reverence for its Flag, among the young people with whom I come in contact.
Theme: Boundless Courage
Project: Boundless Courage will raise $10,000 for Outdoors For All’s military programs, which use adaptive
outdoor recreation to enrich the lives of veterans with disabilities and injured active service members.
With specialized equipment and coaching, participants can cycle, mountain bike, hike, rock climb,
kayak, ski, and snowboard.
Last year, more than 330 veterans tapped their boundless courage -- rebuilding confidence, gaining
independence, and transforming their lives. Along the way, they formed tight and lasting bonds and
built a strong sense of community that lasts beyond the outdoor experience.
These programs operate statewide, with locations in Bellevue, Lake Sammamish, Gig Harbor,
Snoqualmie Summit, and Magnuson Park, and additional offerings in Spokane. They also run overnight
trips around the state and run weekly ski sessions at Snoqualmie Summit in winter.
The National Society of the Children of the American Revolution trains good citizens, develops leaders and promotes love of the United States of America and its heritage among young people.
For God and Country.
Theme: Liberty’s Legacy
Project: 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.
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