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It's always nice when the scout fills out the fundraiser application. It's clearly a grey threshold if the scout is only fundraising within the charter org. If the charter org pays for the project, the scout does not need a the fundraiser application. If the fundraiser is completely separate from the charter org (and it's significant money ... and ...), then yes you need it signed. The scout could legitimately argue a fundraiser application is not necessary if all the fundraising occurs within the boundaries of the charter org. -
By mashmaster · Posted
And yes, he was a scout in the interment camp. I can't imagine how that worked out. My family sadly were is different camps in Europe, but that is a different story. -
By Double Eagle · Posted
The good thing is they only need to go 25 feet and back 25 feet for 2nd class (task 5b). For First Class is when they need to pass the BSA swim test of 100 yards total. If they get the basics to 2nd class, they can then work on the first class requirements. Also, a good thing is the scouts can work on any requirements Scout-First Class at any time, but ranks have to be done in sequence with time limits observed. -
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By mashmaster · Posted
I contact our receptionist at our scout office and she checks the list on their computers
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