Fund Scout Programs with Popcorn Sales
Popcorn sales can generate enough income to financially support your Scouting program for the entire year! Money from popcorn can be used to cover the cost of camporees, pinewood derby races, field trips, equipment, badges and advancement, and summer camp experiences.
Visit
stlbsa.org/popcorn
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STEMFest
Join us for a FREE showcase of STEM on
Sept. 14 at Amp Up Action Park
! Local businesses and organizations that host Scout workshops will be in attendance to share their schedules and offer hands-on activities for the whole family to enjoy. The event host, Amp Up Action Park, is also offering special discounts on their activities including a high-ropes course, virtual reality, human hamster balls, and more!
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ScoutFest 2020
There is a Scouting event so big, that it only takes place once every decade. But don’t worry, the wait is almost over. On October 2-4, 2020,
ScoutFest 2020
is coming to Forest Park in St. Louis. Pre-registration for this event, hosted by the Greater St. Louis Area Council, is open until October 15, 2019. During pre-registration, units are asked to provide an estimated attendance which will be used for event planning and logistics. No money is due at this time, but the final price per person will likely fall between
$30-$40
. Pre-register at
scoutingevent.com/312-ScoutFest2020
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Cub Launch
Hey Cub Scouts, begin your Scouting year with Cub Launch this month! Kids can explore the many wonderful Cub Scout activities the BSA offers during this family-friendly event including fishing, shooting sports, STEM experiments, community guest presenters, and much more! This event is perfect for brand new Cub Scouts, as well as seasoned Cub Scouts who want to spend a fun Saturday Scouting!
Several dates and locations to choose from.
Click here
for the complete schedule.
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Mom & Me
There are only a few spots left at
Mom and Me
, September 27-29 at Camp Warren Levis! If you have been meaning to sign up but haven’t gotten to it yet, we encourage you to sign up soon for a super sweet time at this candy-themed event.
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Fall Fun Rally
Join hundreds of Venturers, Sea Scouts, Explorers, and older Scouts for an event-filled weekend during
Fall Fun Rally
, Sept. 20-22 at Beaumont Scout Reservation. With dozens of activities, trainings, demonstrations, and competitions, Fall Fun Rally is a unique event drawing participants from all over the country! A big thank you to our feature sponsor, Army ROTC!
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Summer Camp 2020 Registration
phase, each troop pays a $100 deposit and will be asked to select their camp, campsite, and week of
camp, and provide an estimated number of campers.
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Scout and Adult Fishing Day
Webelos, Scouts BSA, and Venturers can enjoy a day of fishing on Nim’s Lake at S bar F Scout Ranch on Sept. 21. Attendance prizes, coffee, milk and donuts will be available. The event is free but registration is required by
visiting this link
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Cub Scout Leader Training
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Den Chief Training
A den chief is a Scout who assists a Cub Scout leader at meetings and other Scouting events. A valuable source of guidance, skills, songs, and games, a den chief encourages and mentors Cub Scouts in their advancement and shares their enthusiasm for Scouting with the den. The next den chief training is
Oct. 12 at Camp Warren Levis
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Intro To Outdoor Leader Skills
If you're a new Scoutmaster or assistant Scoutmaster, take
Intro To Outdoor Leader Skills
(IOLS) to complete your required leader training. This hands-on program gives leaders a practical introduction to the patrol method by teaching many of the practical outdoor skills they need to lead Scouts in the outdoors. Course offered Oct. 18-20 at Beaumont Scout Reservation.
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Challenge Course Training
Learn the basic skills needed to use the council's challenge courses at the next
challenge course training,
Wednesday, Sept. 18 at Beaumont Scout Reservation and the Belleville Service Center. Participants are required to attend the weekend course, Sept. 28-29 at S bar F Scout Ranch, to complete the training.
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Special Needs Awareness Training
This training, held on
Nov. 2 at Beaumont Scout Reservation
, will offer activities for Cub Scouts, Disabilities Awareness Merit Badge for Scouts BSA and adult classes for leaders and parents. Attend this training with professionals in the fields of special needs and education to learn how to provide the best services for every Scout.
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P.R.A.Y. Awards Program
The P.R.A.Y. (formerly the God and Country) Program is the religious emblems program for Protestant youth in grades 1-12. Its goal is to encourage the Christian spiritual growth of children, youth, and families. The curriculum is unique in that it is an interdenominational resource. A conscious effort was made to develop the program without theological bias. Therefore, all students use the standard curriculum regardless of church membership.
All youth in grades 1-12 are invited to attend the organizational meeting on Oct. 10. at 7 p.m. at The Fellowship Hall of Salem in Ballwin United Methodist.
Click here to view more details
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Recruitment Resources
Visit
stlbsa.org/programs/recruitment
for flyers, guides, checklists, videos and everything else you need for welcoming new families into the Boy Scouts of America.
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BSA Parents - St. Louis Kick-Off
On August 21, 2019, several Greater St. Louis Area Council families had an opportunity to share their experiences in Scouting and how Scouting changed their lives. The video may be viewed by clicking
HERE
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BSA Parents is an organization created to tell the stories of Scouts and the important role Scouting plays in our communities and in our country.
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Merit Badge Skill Centers
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Looking for a fun way for your unit to earn their first aid patch? @MedExpress offers tours of their neighborhood medical centers and first aid demonstrations.To schedule a tour or learn more about MedExpress, click the image above.
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Greater St. Louis Area Council | 314-361-0600 |
stlbsa.org
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