Welcome to the Louisiana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Website
Dear Friends and Compatriots,
As the lineal descendants of Revolutionary War era patriots, we are a patriotic organization of men from all walks of life who believe in respect for our great flag, respect for the constitution, service to our veterans, a belief in the importance of American history, and the continued teaching of American history. Our objective is to promote the principles of freedom and liberty for all Americans.
Our Louisiana Society and chapters are continually engaged in activities designed to recognize the achievements of youth through awards to outstanding Eagle Scouts, ROTC, and JROTC cadets. We also award winners of orations, poster, and brochure contests. State level winners can compete at the national level. We are also available to provide educational resources to schools regarding the Revolutionary War era.
Remembering our veterans, both living and dead, is achieved through a variety of service-oriented and memorial programs by our chapters. Our society is fortunate to have many veterans among our ranks.
We engage in activities to recognize heroism by civilians as well as those who serve in law enforcement and serve as first responders. We also recognize exemplary conduct by other public servants.
We are proud to recognize individuals and businesses who engage in the proper etiquette when flying the U.S. flag. We achieve this recognition through the issuance of certificates to the awardees.
As we approach 2026 and the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding, we are currently engaged in and planning many educational and patriotic events to celebrate this monumental occasion. We are open to working with other organizations to engage in joint activities to recognize this historic anniversary.
Our society is not all work and no play. Our chapters often include social events as part of their activities which are enjoyed by our members, their families, and other guests. They often produce some interesting guest speakers.
It was an honor for me to be selected as the Louisiana Society’s 94th president on April 15, 2023. My interest in the SAR began when I discovered that my 5th great grandfather served in the expedition led by General Bernardo de Galvez of Spain during the Revolutionary War era. That led me to learning more about the SAR, where I realized that the principles that guide the organization were also the principles that I believe in.
The Louisiana Society has eleven chapters located throughout the state. You can find information about our chapters on the “Our Chapters” tab of this website. If you are exploring the possibility of membership, our chapter officers are more than happy to answer any questions.
To crystallize our society’s mission and reason for existence, I will leave you with a quote from one of our founding fathers, John Adams: “But a Constitution of Government once changed from Freedom, can never be restored. Liberty, once lost, is lost forever.”
Best regards,
Randall Domingue
April 17, 2023
As the lineal descendants of Revolutionary War era patriots, we are a patriotic organization of men from all walks of life who believe in respect for our great flag, respect for the constitution, service to our veterans, a belief in the importance of American history, and the continued teaching of American history. Our objective is to promote the principles of freedom and liberty for all Americans.
Our Louisiana Society and chapters are continually engaged in activities designed to recognize the achievements of youth through awards to outstanding Eagle Scouts, ROTC, and JROTC cadets. We also award winners of orations, poster, and brochure contests. State level winners can compete at the national level. We are also available to provide educational resources to schools regarding the Revolutionary War era.
Remembering our veterans, both living and dead, is achieved through a variety of service-oriented and memorial programs by our chapters. Our society is fortunate to have many veterans among our ranks.
We engage in activities to recognize heroism by civilians as well as those who serve in law enforcement and serve as first responders. We also recognize exemplary conduct by other public servants.
We are proud to recognize individuals and businesses who engage in the proper etiquette when flying the U.S. flag. We achieve this recognition through the issuance of certificates to the awardees.
As we approach 2026 and the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding, we are currently engaged in and planning many educational and patriotic events to celebrate this monumental occasion. We are open to working with other organizations to engage in joint activities to recognize this historic anniversary.
Our society is not all work and no play. Our chapters often include social events as part of their activities which are enjoyed by our members, their families, and other guests. They often produce some interesting guest speakers.
It was an honor for me to be selected as the Louisiana Society’s 94th president on April 15, 2023. My interest in the SAR began when I discovered that my 5th great grandfather served in the expedition led by General Bernardo de Galvez of Spain during the Revolutionary War era. That led me to learning more about the SAR, where I realized that the principles that guide the organization were also the principles that I believe in.
The Louisiana Society has eleven chapters located throughout the state. You can find information about our chapters on the “Our Chapters” tab of this website. If you are exploring the possibility of membership, our chapter officers are more than happy to answer any questions.
To crystallize our society’s mission and reason for existence, I will leave you with a quote from one of our founding fathers, John Adams: “But a Constitution of Government once changed from Freedom, can never be restored. Liberty, once lost, is lost forever.”
Best regards,
Randall Domingue
April 17, 2023