is presented to a member of the C.A.R. or SAR in good standing in recognition of and in appreciation for outstanding services rendered to a local C.A.R. Society. The award may recognize assistance in promoting C.A.R. members that qualify to obtain SAR memberships, C.A.R. members who participate in the State Society Annual Meetings or at the National Congress, C.A.R. members who have otherwise significantly aided SAR programs, or SAR members and C.A.R. Senior Leaders who have supported or served a state or local C.A.R. Society. Normally the recipient is a Junior or High School student. For more information, see our Youth C.A.R. Essay webpage.

• who is the winner of the Texas State SAR C.A.R. Essay Scholarship Competition. Normally the recipient is a Junior or High School student. For more information, see our Youth C.A.R. Essay webpage.
• who is a C.A.R. Chapter President for his/her outstanding performance during the past year.

is presented to the winner of the Texas State SAR Essay Scholarship Competition. Normally the recepient is a Junior or High School student. For more information, see our Youth Essay webpage.

is presented to the winner of the Texas State SAR Oration Scholarship Competition. Normally the recepient is a High School student. For more information, see our Youth Oration webpage.

are presented to a JROTC or ROTC commander selected student. The bronze medal is only for a enrolled student enrolled in a high school or secondary school JROTC program. The silver medal is only for a student enrolled in a college or university ROTC program. For more information, see our Youth ROTC & JROTC webpage.

is presented to the winner of the Texas State SAR Eagle Scout Scholarship Competition. Normally the recepient is a High School student. For more information, see our Youth Eagle Scout webpage.