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Feb6Comments Off
3/24/2012: Donation Word document corrected and updated.
3/20/2012: Members of Troop 467, 379, and 2010 met with Governor Deal at the state capitol building on March 19 for a photo.
Troop 467 and Troop 379 are going to do another Hike2Help on June 1–3 to raise money for Troop 2010 which is based at the Sullivan Center. This year’s hike will be organized and led by Scouts. Alex Butler and Miles Mallory will be leading the charge for Troop 379. Jake Turner will head up the effort at Troop 467.
The Hike: The hike will be a loop trail starting and ending at Vogel State Park in north Georgia. There will be several loop trails available for folks to hike various lengths from as little as four miles to 20+ miles. All hiking will take place on Saturday, June 2. We will stay at the same campsite both Friday and Saturday nights. Since the site is only 90 minutes from Atlanta, participants can just do this as a day event and not camp. We’re inviting Scouts of all ages since everyone can accomplish one of these trails. Here is a description of the trails at Vogel State Park.
Fund raising: Scouts doing the hike will need to raise at least $250 each by May 4, 2012. All others including former Scouts and non-parent adults will need to pay $20 to defray costs. Parents of participating Scouts who come will not need to contribute. (Of course, feel free to support your Scout monetarily.) Please hold on to your donations until you have collected them all and do not send cash. Funds are due by May 4, so get started collecting now. Here is a Word document that you can use to tell potential donors about the event.
If you are with Troop 467, send your collected donations to:.
Jake Turner
1125 Windsor Parkway
Atlanta, GA 30319If you ask for about $30 per donation, all you’ll need is nine donations to reach the $250. When you receive checks from donors, make sure each check is written to Troop 467 and has a note written in the Memo section which says “Troop 2010 fundraiser.”
If you are with Troop 379, please contact Alex Butler for details.
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Oct12
Northern Tier High Adventure – June 2012
Posted by: admin; Filed under: High Adventure, Northern Tier;Comments OffTroop 467 will be going to Northern Tier Canoe Base in Ely Minnesota next summer for one of two high adventure outings. This is the troop’s first trip to Northern Tier, so you will not want to miss this trip.
Here is some more info.
Info on the 2012 Troop 467 High Adventure Trip
- Trip leader is Mike Driscoll
- BSA Northern Tier at the Charles L Sommers Wilderness Canoe Base
- Ely, Minnesota (6 hours from Minneapolis)
- June 13th – June 21st 2012
- $100 deposit needed by November 1st
- $400 fee to Northern Tier
- Total cost of trip will be around $1,000 including airfare, ground transportation, etc.
- Must be 14 in the 2012 calendar year.
- 6 scouts each with 2 adults plus a guide for each crew. We will have 2 crews total.
- Food and cooking items will be supplied by Northern Tier
- Each crew will be able to plan their route. You can plan an easy route or hard route.
- Scouts must have their swimming merit badge and physical.
- Other expenses will include: Flight, Ground Transportation, Gas, Food while not canoeing.
Itinerary
June 13th – Arrive in Minneapolis spend the night at Tomahawk Scout Camp
June 14th – Drive to Northern Tier. Meet the guide, Plan the route, Pick up Food and supplies
June 15th – Hit the water.
June 16th – Paddle
June 17th – Paddle
June 18th – Paddle
June 19th – Paddle
June 20th – Paddle into base camp. (Showers, Sauna, Hot Food, Bed)
June 21st – Drive to Minneapolis and fly home.
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Apr20
Hike-to-Help Details (2011 H2H)
Posted by: admin; Filed under: Fund-raising;Comments OffHike-to-Help (June 3–5, 2011)
[updated 8/1/2011]
On the Art Loeb Trail, Brevard, NC.
This is the 2011 Hike2Help entry see here for 2012 entry.
To raise money for Troop 2010 (a new inner city Boy Scouts troop)
8/1/2011: The hike was covered by the AAC “The Promise” monthly newsletter.
Fri, June 3, 3:00pm: Depart from St. Martin’s School for Davidson River Campground (4 miles east of Brevard, NC. on Rt. 276). Camp there Friday night.
· Dinner is on your own. Arrive at campground by 8:00pm.
Sat, June 4, 5:00 am: Start hiking the Art Loeb Trail from Davidson Campground.
· You can hike to mile 12, mile 19, or the full length of the trail (31 miles).
· Support crews with food and first aid will be at mile 12 and 19 checkpoints.
· Cars can shuttle you between checkpoints and to the finish.
· Carry day packs with your breakfast, lunch, snacks. [Email coming with details.]
Sat, June 4, evening: Camp at Boy Scouts Camp Daniel Boone at the end of the trail.
· Dinner will be at Camp Daniel Boone. Food will be brought from Atlanta.
Sun, June 5, morning: Depart from Camp Daniel Boone.
· Breakfast is on your own. There are great places in Waynesville, NC.
Raising money for Troop 2010. $250 from each Scout of Troop 379 & 467 who is hiking.
(www.thesullivancenter.org) $50 each for other hikers (i.e. parents, guests, former Scouts).Get the sample donation form in Word format.
Here is a Detailed description of Art Loeb Trail.
Road directions from St. Martins to all points on hike
5-22-11: Added detailed trail description, road directions, and changed start time to 5 am.
5-28-11: Modified distances that can be hiked.
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Jan18
CPR Training at Service Center 3/5/2011
Posted by: admin; Filed under: Training;Comments OffSee this link for information.
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Nov30Comments OffCPR Saturday (Dec 11) Be sure to be CPR certified. Boy Scouts routinely
invest their time and effort to “Be Prepared” for emergencies. First Aid training
is required for rank advancement and is an essential life skill offered to each
Scout.Click here for more information and to register for CPR Saturday.Festival of Trees Check out the Atlanta Area Council tree at the First
Annual Cobb Festival of Trees. Be sure to check out all of the trees at the
Embassy Suites Cobb Galleria, and vote for your favorite.Youth Protection Training Click here to review the Boy Scouts of America Youth Protection Policies.The
BSA places the greatest importance on creating the most secure environment possible
for our youth members. Be sure to keep up to date on youth protection training
and policies.World Friendship Fund Patch The World Friendship Fund patch is designed
to increase awareness of the Scouting movement in the other countries of the
world at the council level. Patches can be purchased from the Volunteer Service
Center for $5 for the Silver entry level patch or $50 for the limited edition
Gold sequentially numbered patch.Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites
has joined efforts with the Boy Scouts of America to help Scouts continue to
accomplish great things in its 100th Anniversary celebration. The State Parks
can help get Scouts started and on their way to a great service project! The
parks offer a variety of projects – from trail maintenance to invasive plant
removal to general cleanups and river cleanups and they need Scouting’s help!
Click here for more information or to register individually or as a group.Inventing Merit Badge The BSA, in partnership with the Lemelson-MIT Program,
just announced the Inventing Merit Badge. It is designed to encourage Scouts to be inventive
and solve real-world problems. The new merit badge will provide Boy Scouts with
an understanding of the impact and importance of inventive thinking and doing.
Read more…
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Oct3Comments Off
The Promise Newsletter – 4th quarter 2010
Posted by: admin; Filed under: General;
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Sep9
AAC auction benefit
Posted by: admin; Filed under: Atlanta Area Council;Comments OffNovember auction benefiting the Atlanta Area Council. For details click here.
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Jul20
“Shining Light across America” Arena Show at National Jamboree
Posted by: admin; Filed under: Jamboree;Comments OffCan’t go to the jamboree? You can still see the big arena show on July 31 on the web. For more information click here.
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Jun28
Flag Day ceremony and Nate Reineck
Posted by: admin; Filed under: In the news;Comments OffCheck out the Buckhead Reporter articles on Troop 467 in the Flag Day flag retirement ceremony and a profile of one of our own Eagle Scouts Nate Reineck.
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Jun23
Scout facility and Scout hut dedication Oct 24, 2010
Posted by: admin; Filed under: Dedication;Comments OffJoin us as we dedicate the Scout hut and the Scouting facility at Peachtree Road United Methodist Church on October 24, 2010 at 4 pm. We will be honoring Don Payne and Bill Swilley both long-time Scouters associated with the troop.
More information and how to RSVP will follow.
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