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Founded: 17 June 1939
April 13, 2010 Officers Club Breakfast
2009-2010 Theme: “Craft your Future—Explore our Colonial past!”
2009-2010 National Project:
Goal: To raise funds to support the annual “Kids Week” program. (Read more about this project in our membership brochure)
MOTTO: “Onward and Upward”
COLORS: White and Gold
EMBLEM: Winged Eagle centered against a Maltese Cross
PURPOSE:
To train young people who are descendants whose ancestors lived in the Colonies to honor their colonial ancestors and to train them in parliamentary law, in conducting business meetings, and in promoting patriotism in the community and the nation.
OBJECTS:
The objects of this Society shall be patriotic and educational: to commemorate deeds of historic interest; to inculcate and foster the love of America and of its institutions by all its residents; to base eligibility to membership upon lineal descent from those men and women who were residents of America when it was under foreign government as colonies and who rendered civil or military service in any American colony prior to 4 July 1776 and to preserve our Colonial heritage.
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Members at the 2009 General Assembly in Savannah, GA. |
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NSCAC President General Melanie Platte and NSCAC President Mallory Clouse at the Columbus Day Wreath Laying Ceremony in Washington, DC Union Station. |
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NSCAC President Mallory Clouse and NSCAC President General Melanie Platte. |
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Front Row: Melanie Platte, NSCAC President General; Mallory Clouse, NSCAC President; Honorary Vice President, NSCAC and NSDAC National President Beverly Daugherty. Back Row: William Grantham Wood, Honorary Vice President NSCAC and NSSAC Governor General |