This event will take place at Camp Mahonegon. It is VITAL that you be in attendance at this weekend if you were called out last summer and did not attend the Summer Ordeal last August. This will be your last opportunity to attend an Ordeal without being re-elected by your unit.
Click here for registration form and more information
Click here for OA Health Forms
Click here to register online
February 1-15 is this year’s fundraising campaign for BSA’s World Friendship Fund, providing two weeks for our members to focus on these critical efforts throughout the world. It’s a great opportunity for both leaders and youth to help fellow Scouts who are in need of their support.
Around the world, WFF donations have supported:
• Building and rehabilitation of Scout camps
• Earthquake and tsunami relief
• Funding for sanitation and transportation needs
• Ecological, handbook, and uniform projects
• And so much more
For more information and details on how to donate, please visit your local national Scout Shop or scouting.org.
All registrations for the Derby must be printed and legible.
A PDF version of the following are avaiable
Send money and registration forms to:
Allohak Council
1340 Juliana Street
Parkersburg, WV 26101-3902
Phone: 304.422.4507
Toll Free: 800.654.5272
Fax: 304.428.8594
scout@allohak.org
The Adult Pinewood Derby Race will start immediately after the Washington District Cub Scout Pinewood Derby Championship race. Please set a good example for your Scouts and have fun racing.
Highland and Stonewall Districts are jointly working together to present
SCOUT LEADER TRAINING at Camp Mahonegon
Indoor Session on April 5, 2014 from 7:30am – 4:30pm
Outdoor Session on April 11, 2014 from 6:00pm – April 12 at 4:30pm
For more information click here
In 2015, more than 30,000 Scouts and leaders from 161 countries around the world will converge on Kirara-hama, Yamaguchi, Japan, for the 23rd World Scout Jamboree.
The event will provide opportunities to raise awareness about global issues, explore the environment, participate in community service, make friends from around the world, and deepen understanding of developments in science and technology. The world jamboree is a unique opportunity for participants to experience an exciting program of activities, including: Global Development Village, City of Science, Crossroads of Culture, and the Peace Program.
Participants will live and learn with fellow Scouts from around the world. They will be housed in tents along with the BSA contingent but will soon venture out to mingle with tens of thousands of people for two weeks of activities and adventure. That’s right, a world fellowship exercise on an enormous scale!
Make plans now to be a part of this once-in-a-lifetime event, where Scouts and Venturers from around the world will meet at the intersection of tradition and innovation to explore energy, technology and harmony.
Click here for a colorful brochure
Click here for an Adult Troop/Crew Leader Application
This Spring the Allohak Council is pleased to again offer Scouts a product for the camp fundraiser – Virginia Diner Peanuts. A high quality product with proven success for Allohak Council Scouts in 2011, the Nuts for Scouting program is an effective way for any Cub Scout, Boy Scout or Venturer to pay for their summer adventure or begin saving for a future event. The 2013 National Scout Jamboree is just around the corner and for the first time Venturers will be invited to participate!
The commission is 30%!
Show and Sell is a great way to sell the product with no need to take an order and return with the product. Unsold products may be returned for a full credit as long is it is in a full case and in good condition. Show and Sell orders are due January 31st for pick up in February.
On average, a Scout will sell $100 per hour going door to door, with little effort and encouragement from Mom and Dad.
A Scout can earn:
Hour’s Sales Commission 1 $100 $30 2 $200 $60 Pays for Day Camp 3 $300 $90 4 $400 $120 Pays for CS Resident Camp 5 $500 $150 6 $600 $180 7 $700 $210 Pays for Boy Scout Summer Camp 8 $800 $240 9 $900 $270 10 $1000 $300
The Nuts for Scouting is a turn key no risk fundraiser to help your Scouts earn their way to camp, build confidence and learn valuable public speaking skills.
For more information, contact your District Executive at 304-422-4507 (800-654-5272) or the Allohak Scout Service Center, 1340 Juliana St., Parkersburg, WV.
Dates to remember:
(Dates subject to change)
March 25 – Show-n-Sell Returns DUE
March 25 – Show-n-Sell Money DUE
March 25 – Take Orders DUE
April 12 – Take Order Nuts Distributed
May 2 – Take Order Money DUE
For a Unit Show n Sell Order Form, click here. (This is in a pdf format)
For a Unit Show n Sell Order Form, click here. (This is in an excel format)
Click here for a copy of the Nut Brochure
Tentative dates are as follows:
(Dates are subject to change)
January 31 – Nut Show-n-Sell Orders due to Scout Service Center
February 15 – Nut Show-n-Sell distribution
February 15 – Nut Take Order Sale begins
March 25 – Nut Take Orders due to Scout Service Center
March 25 – Nut Show-n-Sell returns due to Scout Service Center
April 12 – Nut Take Order distribution
Camp Red Arrow Cub Scouts can participate in many types of activities including, archery, BB-guns, sling shots, field sports, nature, arts and crafts, Scout skills, and a variety of other events. All areas (especially range activities) place a special emphasis on safety procedures. It’s a fun-filled week four days of challenging Cub Scout activities, exciting adventures and new friendships.
Camp is under the direction of a Camp Director and Program Director trained at the Boy Scouts of America National Camping School. All ranges are under the supervision of staff with hours of training and experience in their field. Safety is the number one priority at day camp followed by fun and adventure.
Scouts primarily sign up and attend day camp with their Pack. Camp is a lot more fun when your den attends together. However if your Pack is not attending Day Camp there is no reason why you should miss out on the adventure. A Scout and their adult partner can attend day camp and be matched with a den of Scouts the same age. We don’t want anyone to miss out on this awesome summer experience. Please contact your Day Camp Director, Rich Maskiell for information on how to attend without your Pack.
This year we will allow the cub scouts to invite a friend to attend camp on Wednesday, June 25. More details on this later.
Listed below are the items that make up the Cub Master’s/Parent’s guide.
Cub Scout Summer camp will be at Camp Kootaga.
Click here for a registration form.
Click here to register on line.
Click here to download Medical Forms.
Click here for Camp Leaders Guide
Click here for the proposed camp events
Click here for the proposed menu
Click here for the proposed camp schedule
Get your gloves…get your boots…get a warm jacket…..and
Ski dates this year are: January 12, February 9 & March 9.
Cost for Lift Tickets, ski equipment rentals , one meal ticket $50.00
Costs for Lift Ticket, Board rental, one meal ticket $89.00
Cost for Lift Ticket, You bring your own board, one meal ticket $50.00
Snowtubing fun for everyone! So come on out and act your age! It’s the hill you dreamed of as a kid! Experience some awesome whoop-de-doos! The best part is the 2 Super Carpet Lifts that whisk you back up the hill to do it all over again! Snowtubes provided, laughs required!
Snowtubing tickets are sold separately, but you can experience the fun of snowtubing with our “add-on” snowtubing ticket when you purchase any ski lift ticket.
Cost for Tubing+ Meal Ticket 9am 10:pm $44.00 (all day)
Additional Meal ticket $6.00
Click here for a PDF version of the information flyier.
Click here to register/pay online