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100% True … plus, we put 2 per canoe and I've been told Northern Tier is 3 per canoe. We just go with local outfitters. -
By Thunderbird · Posted
I am not sure what you mean by "install pre-ordered supplies". Depending on the answer, it might be considered "routine labor", which would not normally qualify as an Eagle service project. Routine labor is described in the Eagle Scout service project workbook and also in the Guide to Advancement 9.0.2.11 Routine Labor. Outside of that, I would recommend The Eagle Scout Service Project sections 9.0.2.0 - 9.0.2.16, which describes the process in detail. -
Saw this summary - National Executive Committee commissioned a set of teams to address six key areas to secure the future and our ability to deliver our mission by serving our customers, girls and boys, and their parents, young men, and women. How do we keep young people safe? Are the BSA programs aligned with today's young people? Is the National Council effectively identifying and communicating with their stakeholders? Do we have the most effective organizational structure? Are there changes that will make the National Council more effective? How do we build a solid financial path for the future? Here are some changes that we are announcing today and many more will be made over the summer. Develop a set of onboarding tools that are simple, concise, informative, while streamlining all safe scouting resources to one location. Learn from and share how councils can promote and deliver youth protection programs to build community awareness that BSA is a safe place for young people. If you've not seen what Atlanta and greater NY has done, it's incredible. Streamline the actual chartering process and make the collection of fees easier. End all youth programs at 18 and build a volunteer corps for young adults over 18. National staff levels and costs have been reduced and can be offset by volunteers in a meaningful fashion Use on-demand printing technologies for merit badge books and other printed materials Replace the current region and area structure with one intermediate organization Orient national services to only those that support council operations Create a membership category that will allow for families and individuals to join special programs developed by local councils Combine the national annual meeting and [???] into one annual event which we plan to do in 2021. Unfortunately it will be in August, but we did hear you and in 2022 it will be earlier in the summer. Appoint a national chief marketing & communication position to re-brand the BSA after bankruptcy and develop a national marketing campaign that can be implemented at the council level. This is the one that may be concerning - Create a membership category that will allow for families and individuals to join special programs developed by local councils. Guess we will become some sort of event provider group. Wedding, Birthday Party's, Bar Mitzvahs...whatever to make a buck -
Ask them, How does this fulfill the requirements - While a Life Scout, plan, develop, and give leadership to others in a service project helpful to any religious institution, any school, or your community. (The project must benefit an organization other than the Boy Scouts of America.) A project proposal must be approved by the organization benefiting from the effort, your Scoutmaster and unit committee, and the council or district before you start.
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We used to do 2 a year and one of them had to be on the cheap. Those were fun. Of course, it helps when someone in the troop is a river rat and has friends with rafts. Several people have told me Northern Tier is much more expensive than the local outfitters. Same lakes.
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