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Re: BSA scouting image (TV coverage)

Randy Finder (NARAHT@DRYCAS.CLUB.CC.CMU.EDU)
Fri, 23 Dec 1994 12:30:13 -0500


>The other opportunity for TV exposure in a POSITIVE vein is to ask your
>local Public Broadcast Station if they would be willing to allow Scouters
>from your council to take over the phone duties for one whole day during
>their membership drive, or their auction, if they have one. It would be a
>great way for Scout Leaders to show their support for Public Television
>and, don't forget, that they regularly pan across the phone people during
>their "breaks" to encourage people to call in and contribute.

I don't know what the minimum age is for phone duties (and it may differ
from PBS station to PBS station) but the Alpha Phi Omega chapter at CMU
was never asked as far as I know to make sure that all of the brothers and
pledges helping were 18. The older scouts might be able to help as well.
I'm sure they would want a scouter there though.

The PBS station in Pittsburgh (WQED) was closer to the student Union at
CMU than some of the dorms were.

>My vision here is a sea of Scout Leaders - * in proper uniform * -
>supporting their local PBS affiliate. Frequently, when there is a group
>from an organization that is doing the phone work, they briefly interview
>the person who is the organizer from that group - to thank them for their
>help and also to plug the organization that they are from.

I think for most PR, scouts are better than scouters as an image.

Randy Finder

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