Purpose: To have an informed membership in all aspects of C.A.R. work at the local, state, and national levels and to effectively communicate the work of C.A.R. and promote our activities and accomplishments to the general public to generate excitement, membership growth, and engagement with C.A.R. and our work. P
Program: Develop a communications plan including newsletters, media, and community outreach.
Ideas for possible activities:
1. Publicize your society’s activities and community involvement to promote membership through various media sources.
2. Write articles for your local newspaper and DAR/SAR/S.R. chapters about C.A.R. and Liberty’s Legacy.
3. Show your community how you are celebrating America 250 and Liberty’s Legacy.
4. Create and publish a society newsletter with articles, activities, and games that represent Liberty’s Legacy and enter the newsletter contest.
5. Create a community outreach campaign to educate and promote C.A.R. in your local community. These are just SOME ideas for possible activities for this contest. We encourage and would like to see you create something new and exciting with your society for your submission.
▶️Contest: Local society with the best program
First Place $70 Second Place $50 Third Place $30 Fourth Place $20 Fifth Place $10 ◀️
▶️Contest: Local society with the best newsletter
First Place* $70 Second Place $50 Third Place $30 Fourth Place $20 Fifth Place $10
State society with the best newsletter* $35 ◀️
*Also wins the NSSAR Eleanor Smallwood Niebell Award
E-mail newsletters as they are published!
Special NSSAR Contest
The Communication Committee judges the NSSAR Eleanor Smallwood Niebell
Award Winners are announced at the N.S.C.A.R. National Convention.
▶️Monetary awards are determined by NSSAR and presented at the NSSAR Annual Congress each year for the following:
1. Best C.A.R. Local Society newsletter
2. Best C.A.R. State Society newsletter
The contest entry form must be submitted for consideration in this contest. ◀️