Deep in the Redwoods test your skills and agility on our C.O.P.E. course
The Lake - canoeing, fishing, sailing, swimming
Miles and smiles and still more bike trail miles
Climbing the rock face one handhold, one foothold, repeat.
Chill out in the Stanislaus River and play some (icy) water polo!
The Golden Gate Area Council presents a day of discovery and international scouting brotherhood & sisterhood at Camp Herms, 1100 James Pl, El Cerrito, CA 94530. We will be learning and being inspired with Scouting movement around the world.
December 11, 2022 | 9:00am – 4:30pm
Diversity Leadership Reception
December 1, 2022
Lafayette Veterans Hall
Women and Girls in Scouting
Conference
December 3 – 4, 2022
December 13, 2022
Castlewood Country Club
L.E.A.D. is for ALL leaders, volunteers, and applicable youth in the Boy Scouts of America, including Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, Venturing, Exploring, and Sea Scouts. L.E.A.D. is for anyone who would like to learn new skills, how to work with youth more effectively, and increase the FUN in Scouting.
11/1/2022
The competition is closed . . . We will announce the winners shortly.
As a thank you, we have some cool recognition gifts. Every Scout or Scouter who posts about Scouting between April 1st -October 31, 2022 will receive an influencer sticker. Stickers will be available for pick up from the district executive at your district’s roundtable or at our Council Headquarters
Individual Recognition – the three Scouts with the most social media influence will receive the following prizes.
Time to share with your fellow Cubs, Scouts BSA, Crews, Ships, Posts and Scouters those great activities you’ve enjoyed – a service project, weekend camp, hike, Pinewood derby, Eagle project . . .
Send us your stories of delightful adventures and fun-filled activities. We’ll feature as many as we can here on the Council Home page and through our twice monthly eNews editions.
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First, try to connect the Scout and counselor in Scoutbook. If that is successful, the counselor is registered and qualified. If unsuccessful, go to the counselor’s home council and search for their Advancement Administrators. Most will have an email address for either the Council Advancement Committee or Professional Advisor. Send an email asking if the counselor has been registered and qualified for the merit badge(s) in question and the status of their Youth Protection Training. Ask California councils if the counselor has completed AB506 training and LiveScan. The unit leader’s “blue card” signature verifies their counselor credentials verification.
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