Local societies are the heart of the Children of the American Revolution. There are local C.A.R. societies in almost every state of the nation. Here in Virginia, there is a local society in just about every corner of the state. Use the list below to find out which society is closest to you.
(Listing Last Updated: April 2021)
| Society Name | Base City |
| Abingdon Muster Grounds | Abingdon |
| Ann McCarty Ramsay | Alexandria |
| Ashby’s Gap | Warrenton |
| Battersea | Petersburg/Colonial Heights |
| Battle of the Barges | Horsey |
| Cavalier | Virginia Beach |
| Colonel Alexander Spotswood | Richmond |
| Colonel William Grayson | Manassas |
| Dorothea Spotswood Henry | Danville |
| Fort Chiswell | Wytheville |
| Freedom Hill | McLean |
| George Wythe | Williamsburg |
| John Carroll | Galax |
| Lawrence Augustine Washington | Winchester |
| Light Horse Harry Lee | Woodbridge |
| Menokin | Tappahannock |
| Mill Mountain-Valley of Virginia | Roanoke |
| Moore House | Yorktown |
| Old Cannon Ball | Virginia Beach |
| Peter Jefferson | Charlottesville |
| Providence | Fairfax |
| Reverend John Marks | Leesburg |
| Seven Hills | Lynchburg |
| Shenandoah | Front Royal |
| Surgeon Lawrence Brooke | Fredericksburg |
| Virginia Frontier | Gate City/Scott County |
| Washington-Lee | Arlington/Annandale |
| William Byrd | Richmond |