It is a Scout’s dream: unlimited target practice! Enjoy a full day of shooting sports. Learn a new sport. Work on marksmanship awards. Concentrate on what you enjoy most. All books, ammunition, targets, firearms, range fees, cleaning equipment, hearing protection, and eye protection will be provided for the class. Bring a pen, highlighter, and sack […]
The entire territory committee chaired by the territory chair meets monthly. The purpose of district meetings is to build momentum, provide group continuity, ensure good coordination, and make specific assignments to committee members. The territory commissioner reports on the special needs of units and requests the help of operating committees to meet those needs. To […]
FOS "Three little letters. One big impact. FOS, or Friends of Scouting, is the council-level annual giving campaign. In most councils, Friends of Scouting represents the council’s largest source of income. The Friends of Scouting campaign begins in November and ends in March (though councils can shift this slightly). During the campaign, a volunteer visits pack […]
It is a Scout’s dream: unlimited target practice! Enjoy a full day of shooting sports. Learn a new sport. Work on marksmanship awards. Concentrate on what you enjoy most. Bring a pen, highlighter, and sack lunch. There are no close food services near the location. If you have personal eye protection and hearing protection you […]
Roundtables provide unit leaders with the skill to do and the will to do what is needed to ensure that every member of every unit has a great Scouting experience. They build upon the foundation provided by position-specific basic training and each leader’s commitment to serving youth through Scouting. Roundtables exist to: Provide information Capture information Offer current program […]
A range of merit badges is being offered the Saturday after the roundtable. Scouts in the Lake Trails district have priority but there is usually space for others to attend. Merit Badge Clinics always begin at 9am, but the end time may vary, depending on the merit badge being offered. More INFORMATION
Monthly Meetings held by the T'Kope Kwiskwis Order of the Arrow Lodge #502 Officers.
Here in the T’Kope Kwiskwis Lodge, we want to ensure that every Arrowmen has many opportunities to live out the 3 main ideals of the Order of the Arrow: Brotherhood, Cheerfulness, and Service. Through our Ordeal, weekends, Legacy Projects, and volunteer opportunities at council camps our lodge always does a great job at giving back […]
Challenging all Older Scouts (Crews, Ship, Post, and OA) members to come to participate in a White Water Rafting Trip on the Skagit River. The group will gather at Fire Mountain Scout Camp, Camporee Field on Friday Night, participants must arrive before 10 PM – Departing together Saturday morning for a leisurely 1:10 minute drive […]
The entire territory committee chaired by the territory chair meets monthly. The purpose of district meetings is to build momentum, provide group continuity, ensure good coordination, and make specific assignments to committee members. The territory commissioner reports on the special needs of units and requests the help of operating committees to meet those needs. To […]
FOS "Three little letters. One big impact. FOS, or Friends of Scouting, is the council-level annual giving campaign. In most councils, Friends of Scouting represents the council’s largest source of income. The Friends of Scouting campaign begins in November and ends in March (though councils can shift this slightly). During the campaign, a volunteer visits pack […]
