OWN THE CORNER

The chapter lives where the crowd is, out on the busiest corner with signs and a sign-up sheet. Grab a sign and make liberty impossible to ignore.
Young Americans for Liberty
YAL at South Carolina is organized and on offense. For $10 you're an official member, plugged into the chapter and the national push to make South Carolina a Liberty Lighthouse State.

YALCON invites, local meetups, and national gatherings with liberty's top leaders.

Job and internship opportunities tailored for liberty-minded activists.

Learn how to fight and win for liberty.

The chapter lives where the crowd is, out on the busiest corner with signs and a sign-up sheet. Grab a sign and make liberty impossible to ignore.

Politicians answer to voters, and YAL puts voters at their door. Students have knocked 6 million doors for liberty bills and the legislators who back them. Members are the ones knocking when a bill needs a push in South Carolina.

YAL is turning South Carolina into a Liberty Lighthouse State: the freest state in the union and the model other states copy. Join the chapter at the University of South Carolina and you're in the operation.
The liberty movement has sent its own to Congress and statehouses, from Ron Paul to Rand Paul and Thomas Massie. Chapters are where the next generation gets its start.



Your Activism Director

I'm Nathan, the Appalachia Activism Director for Young Americans for Liberty. The chapter at South Carolina is part of my region, and I'm here to help it win. Join as a member today, and when you're ready to do more, grab a time with me below.
For liberty,
Nathan Scott
NATHAN SCOTT
Appalachia Activism Director, Young Americans for Liberty
A Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) chapter is a team of young people organizing for liberty. The chapter at South Carolina runs the events that take on the fights that matter, from free speech to the 2nd Amendment, backed by YAL national.
$10. That makes you an official Young Americans for Liberty member and connects you to the chapter at South Carolina.
No. The chapter runs on members who show up. Come to a meeting and bring a friend. When the chapter moves on an action, you'll get the call.
The chapter reaches out with where and when they meet and gets you into the group chat. From there it's one move: show up to the next event at South Carolina.
You're a member. You'll get a welcome from Young Americans for Liberty, and the chapter gets you plugged into what's next.
Ten dollars makes you a member and puts you in the room for what's next.