Fill-It Up Sports Package Incentive Flyer (1.82 MB)
2009 -2010 Quicken Loans Arena SCOUT CALENDAR(481 KB)
Jan. 30, 2010- Monsters Q for a Day at the Quicken Arena in Cleveland. More info will be provided at the Popcorn Kickoffs. Please have your Popcorn Kernels attend this important meeting.Color Leaders Guide
Unit master Record 2009
Unit Product Receipt PDF
Popcorn Order and Settlement Form
Popcorn Incentives Form
You need to have your Unit signed up for this year's sale. Contact Karen Taylor at 1-800-686-4220 and give her the following information:
- Unit type (Cub, Boy, Venture) and Unit number
- Name of your Units' Popcorn Chair
- Address, phone number and email of your unit's Popcorn Chair
- Cubmaster, Scoutmaster or Crew Advisor's name
- Unit Committee Chair 's name
- What District you are from
Your Unit Popcorn Chair will then receive a user ID and password which will be used to order your Unit's popcorn ONLINE!
Council Popcorn Secretary - Karen Taylor 1-800-686-4220 or
419-422-4356 Ext. 116 kataylorbsamail.org
Council Staff Advisor - Shaun Nitschke 1-800-686-4220 or
419-422-4356 Ext. 110 snitschk
The family Friends of Scouting (FOS) campaign is an annual giving campaign conducted at the Pack and Troop level between the months of January thru March. The unit presentation is conducted at a Pack or Troop meeting by unit and district Scouters. The objective of the presentation is to inform parents on how Scouting dollars are raised and spend back into their son's program. This presentation is also an opportunity for the parents to make a financial contribution to show their support of the program and the council's efforts to continue Scouting in the future.
In November or December the District Family Friends of Scouting Chairman will call on your unit to select a date in February or March to have the Family Friends of Scouting presentation. Allow about 10 minutes for the presentation. Your Unit will receive a unit flag. Individual contributors will have the opportunity to participate at different levels to receive a collector's edition Norman Rockwell Mug, a new Norman Rockwell Collectors Plate. The new fill it up patch, new Collectable Friends of Scouting council strip and cool key chain.If you want to make a donation now to the Black Swamp Area Council?
Please visit: http://www.scoutingfriends.orgWhat Kind of Results Do we Look For From Our Contributions? Check out our Friends of Scouting Brochure .
The Family Friends of Scouting Unit Presentation - sign up form.
Want to make an endowment donation to the Black Swamp Area Council or if you want more information?
Please visit:http://www.scoutingfriends.org
District Endowment Information |
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Position |
Committee Member |
Phone |
E-mail address |
| Council Chairman | Robert Chesebro |
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| American Elm District Committee Member | |||
| Black Walnut District Committee Member | |||
Buckeye District |
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| Great Oaks District Committee Member | |||
| Hawthorn District Committee Member |
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| Old Sycamore District Committee Member | |||
| Tamarack District Committee Member |
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| Scout Executive | Victor Pooler |
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Thank you for supporting the Black Swamp Area Council, BSA
Call 1-800-686-4220 to order our MicroRoasted Coffee.
Scout Shop Flyer
May 19, 2009
Red Hawk RunThe Tenth Annual Black Swamp Classic golf outing promises to be a great day of golf, friendship and fun. Plus, many great prizes will be awarded throughout the day. So make plans to join us and help continue the success of the Black Swamp Classic in support of Exploring Program of the Black Swamp Area Council. For more information see our Black Swamp Golf Classic brochure.
We would like to Thank this years' sponsors.
2009 Tenth Black Swamp ClassicOne of the responsibilities of the council and district finance committees is to work out a plan for keeping units finance and to approve proposed unit money-earning projects.
It is important that the unit committee understands its responsibility for guiding the finances of the unit. It promotes the proper use of the unit budget plan, both as a sound method of securing unit funds and also as a means of training boys in thrift, in paying their own way, and in the planning and wise administration of unit funds.
The unit committee also guides the unit in earning money for such Scouting needs as camping trips and unit equipment. Unit committees need to be informed of policies concerning unit money-earning projects. These policies protect both the character development values of the program and the good name of Scouting.
* Policies to Protect BSA
* Project Types
* Fund Raising Policies and Procedures
* Use of Uniform
* Unit Money-Earning Projects
* Local Councils
* 10 Guides to Unit Money-Earning Projects
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