The Otis Chidester Scout Museum of Southern Arizona is having an open house Sunday October 2nd, 2016. The museum is located at 1937 East Blackledge Street Tucson, Az. The hours of the open house will … [Read More...]
Catalina Council - BSA
Serving the Youth of Southern Arizona
Come on Out and Check out Catalina Council’s new partnership With TRAK!
Join us for a fun filled weekend put on by Trak! TRAK is a not-for-profit program available to the youth of the Tucson community who are with or without specific challenges. The focus of … [Read More...]
Eat Pizza . . . Have Fun . . . Raise Money for Boy Scouts of America, Catalina Council!
Pizza Hut is sponsoring a FUNdraiser and we need YOUR help! We will earn 20% of the sales from all orders placed using the attached voucher. All you have to do is eat Pizza ! Please use the … [Read More...]
The Otis H. Chidester Scout Museum of Southern Arizona
The Otis H. Chidester Scout Museum of Southern Arizona, exhibits one of the largest collections of Scouting memorabilia in the world. The object of the Museum is the collection, preservation, … [Read More...]
2016 Fall Merit Badge Day
When: Saturday, October 29, 2016 Time: Check-in starts 6:30am, Badges: 7:00am – 3:30pm Where: LDS Bear Canyon Ward 9541 E. Snyder Road Tucson, AZ … [Read More...]
Annual Bag-A-Thon Food Drive to fill the pantry at the Interfaith Community Services Food Bank
Annual Bag-A-Thon Food Drive to fill the pantry at the Interfaith Community Services Food Bank Participating units can drop empty paper bags on doorstops in neighborhoods of their choice and come … [Read More...]
Spanish Trails New Roundtable Night and Location!
New Day: 1st Thursday of the Month Same Time: 7pm New Location: 700 North Bonanza Ave. Tucson, Az 85748 What is a Roundtable? Roundtable is exactly what it implies – it really is an opportunity … [Read More...]
The mission of Catalina Council is to prepare young people to make ethical choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Our youth organization offers programs and activities that instill values and teach life skills toan ever increasing number of youth by coordinating community resources to build tomorrow’s leaders today.
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A task force was created to recommend a proposal to the Catalina Council Executive Board for future activity/meeting scheduling based on feedback received that the Catalina Council activities/meetings were occurring on major religious holidays. Jim Whitehill, former District Chairman and Attorney, was selected to lead this task force.
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A task force was created to recommend a proposal to the Catalina Council Executive Board for future activity/meeting scheduling based on feedback received that the Catalina Council activities/meetings were occurring on major religious holidays. Jim Whitehill, former District Chairman and Attorney, was selected to lead this task force.
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Oct 5 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
6pm- 7pm
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POC: Scott Fincher – District Chair – 505-803-8379 or sfinchercowboys12@yahoo.com
Oct 6 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Join Us Every First Thursday of The month For Roundtable Located @ Bonanza Building:
700 North Bonanza Ave. Tucson, Az 85748
Suggested Participants: Leaders, Committee Members, Members at Large, Registered Scouting Adults, This Meeting is for Everyone!
Signup for Email Notifications for Roundtable on the Email List Tab
What is a Roundtable?
Roundtable is exactly what it implies – it really is an opportunity for scouters as a group to have an opportunity for an equal exchange of ideas. Boy Scout and Cub Scout leaders and interested parties meet together to discuss relevant issues in our troops and packs today. The environment of Roundtable with breakout sessions create the possibility of an open exchange of ideas while prepared materials are reviewed.
Do you have questions about how to solve issues in your troop or pack? Roundtable is a perfect opportunity to get different ideas and feedback to take back home with you.
In addition to the back and forth openness at Roundtable, there is an opportunity to have access to council information and assistance. Also, this is the perfect opportunity to have input on council and district events.
The BSA continues to update requirements and training to provide the best program for all Scouts. Roundtable is the perfect opportunity to keep abreast of these changes and make sure your pack or troop is moving in the right direction.
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The Gala will help raise funds to help support the Scouting programs in Southern Arizona. For more than a century, the Boy Scouts of America has helped build the future leaders of this country by combining educational activities and lifelong values with fun and adventure. In Southern Arizona, Catalina Council serves over 7,000 youth, with the leadership of over 3,600 adult volunteers. Scouting teaches a powerful set of real-life skills and fundamental qualities that prepare young people for life.
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To better serve our new scouting families during this busy recruitment season, the Catalina Scout Shop will be open extended Saturday hours!
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Check Out these Scout Shop Deals!
Now you can get your patches and hems done by a professional seamstress!
Patches are $2.50 per patch and hems are only $10.00!
Clean or New uniforms and sashes only.
Please see store for details!
Please feel free to forward to all your Scout Families!
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