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American
Heritage: To learn about the history of Valley Forge and its
importance to the cause of the Revolutionary War.
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American
History: To discover the First Ladies' influence on
America's Treasures.
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American
Indian: To learn about American Indian achievements and
contributions to your state's history.
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C.A.R./DAR/SAR/S.R.
Relations: To create activities to foster relations with
your parent organizations.
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C.A.R.
Magazine Advertising: To recognize those who Treasure the C.A.R.
Magazine by advertising.
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C.A.R.
Magazine and Newsletters: To submit articles,
puzzles, trivia, artwork, and original photos to the Local Society and
State Society newsletters and to the C.A.R. Magazine.
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Conservation:
To learn about the role that water has played in the development of
our nation and how this Treasure can be protected and preserved.
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Endowment
Fund: To treasure our Endowment by creating a fund-raiser.
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Government
Studies: To find out more about the homes of your Presidents
and Governors.
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Kids
Helping Kids: To provide opportunities for youth in your
community to become America's Treasures (e.g. help kids who are
disabled, disadvantaged, or otherwise in need of a helping hand, etc.)
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Magazine
Fund: To offer creative fund-raisers to boost donations for
the Magazine Fund.
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Membership:
To recruit new Members and retain current members.
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Mountain
Schools: To provide material aid and financial support for
the Mountain Schools.
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Museum
Advisory Committee: To learn about, treasure, and contribute
to The Children's Room furnishings and special exhibit of toys and
games. Discover Children's Museums in your geographic area.
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National
Merit Award: To discover the National Merit Award Contest
and become one of America's Treasures.
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N.S.C.A.R.:
To learn about the N.S.C.A.R. Archives and archival preservation,
contribute items related to the Archives of the National Society, and
financially support the archival preservation program.
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N.S.C.A.R.
Societies in Foreign Countries: To encourage fellow Members
to get involved in their Local Society.
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Public
Relations: To successfully maintain a creative, aggressive
publicity campaign using traditional media outlets as well as
unconventional public relations methods to spread the work about
C.A.R. and America's Treasures.
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Public
Relations Online: To increase C.A.R. electronic
communication.