2/7 - OA Winter Fellowship
2/7 - Fly Fishing Expo at Oasis <click here>
2/8 - Happy 116th Birthday Scouting America! <click here>

2/9 - Troop Meeting
2/9 - Northern Tier Adventure 2027 payment #1 due <click here>

2/14 - Conservation Service Project at Camp Michaels <click here>
2/16 - Summit High Adventure 2027 payment due <click here>

2/22 - T635 celebrates Scout Sunday at EUMC <click here>
2/23 - Troop Meeting at Mosaic *Updates Posted* <click here>

*Parents - Please join us for the first 10 mins of each Troop Meeting for important announcements.
*Scouts - Remember to bring your Scout Handbook.

To preview the upcoming year of Troop events 'at a glance' <Click here>
Did you know you can sync the Troop calendar with your Apple, Android, Outlook, iCal, Yahoo or Windows device?  <Click here> to learn how!

In celebration of Scouting America's 116th Birthday on Sunday February 8th, check-out this list of 116 notable names from US history who started their journey in the scouting program <click here>.

As they say - every scout deserves a trained leader. And while the networking, skills and knowledge gained during training is more than enough to provide high value to your efforts, DBC says "but wait, there's more!"  How about $100...?!

DBC's newest facility - Skilled Trades Center - celebrated their grand opening at Camp Friedlander with much fanfare despite the snowy forecast. A large crowd showed up in support of the opening ceremony with many staying the day to complete some hands-on merit badges.  Registration is open for upcoming offerings (Feb, March & fall). Be sure to check each date as classes vary. Visit https://scoutingevent.com/438-skilledtradesday to secure your spot!  And for a look at construction timeline and open day celebration photos <click here>. You might spot some familiar faces!

(2/4/26 - Scouting America Press Release)
Scouting America announced a multi-year, national service program that challenges Scouts and their families to solve problems, drive community impact and shape a bright future.

Kicking off on Scouting America’s birthday weekend, Impact365 advances Scouting America’s mission to prepare every young person for a life of purpose and impact by leading with character in service to others. Through hands-on service opportunities, young people develop honor, responsibility, teamwork and respect, while communities experience tangible outcomes they can celebrate.

“We’re building a movement where young people will do their part to make a difference in their communities. Impact365 is our ambitious path forward,” said Roger Krone, President and CEO of Scouting America. “This program will show America how the next generation defines leadership, character and purpose and have a real impact across our great nation.”

Supported by a grant from Lilly Endowment and aligned with the America250 “America Gives” program commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States, Impact365 is built on three core pillars:

• Character Building: Through hands-on service and leadership opportunities, Scouts discover their strengths, learn to contribute meaningfully to their communities and develop the confidence to lead with kindness and respect.
• Civic Responsibility: By participating in service projects that address real community needs, Scouts become engaged citizens who do their part to make a difference.
• Community Impact: Impact365 mobilizes youth, families and volunteers to create positive, measurable change in communities nationwide—demonstrating how working together with a spirit of service can shape a bright future.

<Click here to learn more!>