What a summer it has been. We successfully navigated the waters of two summer camp operations, a high-adventure base, National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT), and Jamborees. That is one busy summer. I’m grateful for everyone who played a part in providing life-changing experiences for Scouts in Montana. Thank you for your involvement.
I would like to give a special shoutout to a few individuals who made Scouting especially successful this summer.
Hold on to your hats – we’re “Popping our Way to the Top” and $1.3 million is in our sights! Our popcorn team looks forward to a successful 2023 so we can help every Scout and every unit fund their Scouting adventure.
Cub Scout Camp was so much fun for our Cubs, they didn’t want to go home. Earlier this month, K-M Scout Ranch hosted two overnight
It seems we have finally found some warm weather, and with it, Summer Camp season is upon us! This is a special time of the
The Northwest District, Montana Council, BSA recently held its annual Cub Scout Wilderness Experience event at Grizzly Base Camp near Bigfork. This year’s theme was
We have some amazing camps throughout Montana Council. Over the last month, I’ve visited our three main facilities: K-M Scout Ranch, Camp Melita Island, and
I recently attended the National Annual Meeting and Scout Executive Summit in Atlanta, GA. I left for Atlanta on Memorial Day, which was difficult for
ALAN LOHOF Alan Lohof, son of Armand and Arle Lohof, was born in Billings Mt. and joined Scouting as a Cub Scout with his father
As summertime Scouting activities begin in full force, I want to reaffirm how vitally important all of you are who give of your time, talent,
Announcing the Montana Council Anniversary Month Contest winners, 2023. Congratulations: – Winning Troop: Troop 141, Sidney, Badlands District – Winning Pack: Pack 3551, Gardiner, Mountain
They say to be successful in life is to laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children;
In the coming months of 2023, membership recruitment will be a topic of discussion during district and council meetings. Beginning at the Annual Convention later
