The Sons of the American Revolution Eagle Scout Recognition and Scholarship Program recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of the Boy Scouts of America in training America's youth and promoting good citizenship. Each year, the Program provides an opportunity for SAR to recognize outstanding Eagle Scouts all across America. The Program's goal is to recognize every Eagle Scout's achievement in attaining the highest rank in the Boy Scouts of America and to invite each to compete for the recognition as the Outstanding Eagle Scout of a SAR chapter or state society and for $14,000 in scholarships from our national society.

          Open to all Eagle Scouts who are currently registered in an active unit and have not reached their 19th birthday during the year of application. (The application year is the calendar year, 01 Jan. to 31 Dec.) The year that Eagle rank was awarded is not restricted. College plans do not need to be completed in order to receive the cash scholarship.
          The competition is conducted in three phases, local (Chapter), State (Society), and National. The competition is usually entered through the Chapter level. In some cases, the competition may be entered at the State level. You may not enter at the National level.
          Entrants need to complete only one application -- the one for the chapter competition. If it is a winner it is then used for the state competition, and if it is a winner again it is used for the national competition. The application consists of:

1. The two page Application Form.  Download
2. The Four Generation Ancestor Chart (with essay instructions).  Download
3. The 500 word Essay.

To learn more about the Arthur M. and Berdena King Eagle Scout Scholarship visit the NSSAR Eagle Scout Scholarship page or contact the Lyman Hall Chapter Eagle Scout Chair.