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Unit Fundraising

Ideas for fundraising projects and programs for your unit.

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  1. Taxable vs. Tax Exempt CO's 1 2

    By Stosh,
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  2. Rent a Scout 1 2

    By AKdenldr,
    • 15 replies
    • 8.1k views

  3. Have to ask why. 1 2 3 4

    By skeptic,
    • 46 replies
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  4. Friends of Scouting Mandatory? 1 2 3 4 7

    By Krampus,   
    • 94 replies
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  5. Popcorn – Door-to-Door or Show and Sells

    By CNYScouter,
    • 9 replies
    • 5.4k views

  6. Sponsored Blog Posts at Scouting Magazine 1 2

    By John-in-KC,   
    • 24 replies
    • 9k views

  7. Moving away from ISA’s 1 2 3 4 7

    By CNYScouter,   
    • 96 replies
    • 38.2k views

  8. Name tag assembly as a fundraiser.

    By qwazse,   
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  9. Fundraising for the Good of the Whole Troop? 1 2 3

    By LeCastor,
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  10. Is Recycling As A Fundraiser Sustainable? 1 2

    By RememberSchiff,
    • 18 replies
    • 6.2k views

  11. Gofundme Accounts

    By Jodie,
    • 10 replies
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  12. Eagle Scout Project Fundraising

    By ajpuleo,
    • 11 replies
    • 4.8k views

  13. Stolen popcorn money 1 2 3 4

    By PenPilot,
    • 45 replies
    • 17k views

  14. Sponsorship On Fund Raising 1 2

    By Eg19841,
    • 18 replies
    • 6.1k views

  15. Treasurer Stole From Toms River Boy Scouts 1 2

    By Gone,
    • 22 replies
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      That sounds a bit like every summer camp I went to as a Scout.  I earned four merit badges during summer camps - Pioneering, Motorboating, Waterskiing, and Backpacking.  The last was Philmont.  We just had fun at our camps.  The troop in IL had a routine that we sometimes modified - we did a float trip on the Current River, swam in really cold springs, went water skiing, swimming, and motorboating on Clearwater Lake most days, and had some side trips to a state park or two.  Those were filled with hiking, fishing, and cliff jumping.  In England, the first troop didn't do a week trip.  The second one did Philmont and Kandersteg.  My sash only has 22 merit badges, but none for all the memories.  
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