drkellogg

I disagree with the strong-arm tactics of United Way. My parents and other people I've known have been basically bullied into donating. Also, does anyone else remember a big scandal back 15 yrs. or so, where one of the executives of UW ran off with some money? I prefer to donate through FOS.

I would speak to someone in the district and find out how they can help. Who holds your charter? Is there someone there who may be willing to help? Believe me, many of us have been there and know what it is like! If it gets really bad, perhaps you can merge with an already existing pack.

Cereal-guy, eh? I like that... (In fact...that's where I got my name...you don't think I'd use my real one, do you?)

I am also new. I've been reading for a couple of weeks and have learned a lot here. I am the Tiger Cub Den Leader of a pack that is "in transition", as they say. The pack has been chartered for about 7 yrs. Some friends of mine started it when their son was a Tiger. Both mom and dad were involved at that time, but mom has since retired. Dad is an assistant Scoutmaster. My older son joined (as a Tiger) two years after the pack started. He bridged to Boy Scouts in Feb. My younger son is in first grade this year and now I am back where I started. Without going into all the detai

I just signed up this morning for this forum, so forgive me if I am overstepping my bounds. Also, this is just my opinion and I don't have a real answer for how to handle this. Unless you know this person very, very well or are in a position to get to know him well, I would not say anything. I know that you are truly concerned about "righting this wrong", but consider what may happen to your relationship with this person if it does turn out to not be the complete truth. As an aside, is there another person you know that could possibly verify that this guy did get his Eagle before you c