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Kansas Society · Sons of the American Revolution

Discover where your American story begins.

We honor the Patriots of the American Revolution by preserving their stories, marking their graves, and inspiring the next generation of Kansans, in 14 chapters across the state.

1892

Organized March 31, 1892 with 60 charter members, and serving Kansas ever since.

  • 1892Kansas Society founded
  • 14Chapters statewide
  • 33,000SAR members nationwide
  • 500+SAR chapters worldwide

Membership

Four steps to joining the SAR

If you're a man 18 or older descended from someone who supported American independence, through military, civil, or material service, you may be eligible. We'll help you prove it.

Membership guide
  1. Check eligibility

    Learn which kinds of Patriot service qualify and what proof is needed.

    Am I eligible?
  2. Contact a chapter

    A local registrar will guide you through your lineage, free of charge.

    Find your chapter
  3. Gather your records

    Start the Applicant Worksheet and search SAR's Patriot Research System.

    Research tools
  4. Start your application

    Your registrar helps you complete and submit the application to National.

    Begin

Not sure where to start? Tell us what you know about your family and we'll connect you with a registrar near you.

Ask a membership question

What we do

Patriotism, history & education

Kansas SAR Color Guard in colonial uniform presenting colors at a cemetery

Color Guard

In colonial uniform, our Color Guardsmen are the most visible representatives of the SAR at chapter, state, and national events, parades, and public ceremonies.

Meet the Color Guard →
Members dedicating a Patriot grave marker beside a wreath

Patriot grave markings

We locate and mark the graves of Revolutionary War Patriots, and we honor veterans and new citizens in our communities.

What the SAR does →
SAR oration contest medal

Youth & teachers

Scholarships and recognition for students from 5th grade through high school and JROTC, plus an award for American history teachers.

See the contests →

Calendar

Upcoming events

  1. See the events page.

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Contact

Questions? We'll put you in touch.

Whether you're asking about membership, a youth contest, a Color Guard appearance, or the Liberty Bell, send a note and we'll route it to the right officer or chapter.

Open the contact form