I am looking for some help on my Eagle Project. It will be 9/19 at 5:30 (an hour before the troop meeting) at the church. I need to put up some support beams, lights, and cleanup the worksite. I will have an adult helping us. I will provide pizza before the troop meeting starts. We may have to eat and work?
To any of our Scouts who will be volunteering Saturday (7/14) at the Bedford Historical Society’s Antique and Classic Car Show:
Because the weather is forecast to be in the 90’s, and the Bedford High School parking lot lacks shade, I recommend that you wear your class B shirts. Class A is not required. Also, be sure to bring plenty of water to drink, sunscreen, and (or) visors. Food, ice cream, and drinks will be available for purchase.
A huge thank-you to all who have volunteered to help out!
If anyone else is interested now and hasn’t let us know, it would be helpful if you would send a message to Ms. Wiggin at wigginm@comcast.net or Ms. Reeves at joan_reeves@comcast.net. You will be earning service credit hours.
I am doing my Eagle project on Monday, August 20th between 10am-3pm and I could use a handful of Scouts for this work. The project is to spray paint evacuation signs on walls at the Currier Art Center in Manchester, NH. I am in need of older Scouts to do the painting and younger Scouts to assist with set-up and clean-up. The day will be fun and I promise to have a good lunch. Please let me know as soon as possible if you can assist. I only need about 2-4 more older Scouts and 4-6 younger Scouts. At present, I have confirmed that the following are helping.
Thomas E. Dewey B. Adam G. Dan B.
Once I have all the names, I will follow up with additional details.
After spending some of that money we made at the fundraiser we are now ready to build! I will need scouts to come to 26 Shaw Drive this Thursday at 12, we will be constructing the coolest pvc instrument new hampshires ever seen! Pizza will be provided and of course you'll get some service hours.
The Emergency Preparedness Award is part of a new BSA program of emphasis for Boy Scouts, in cooperation with the Federal Department of Homeland Security. Details of the program are on-line, on the official BSA web site, and can be seen by clicking here.
Requirements: 1. Participate in creating an emergency plan for your home and for your troop or team's Scouting activities. Be sure you know the details of both emergency plans. 2. Earn the First Aid or the Emergency Preparedness merit badge. 3. With your troop or team, including its adult leaders, participate in emergency preparedness training conducted by community emergency preparedness agencies.