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Executive Corner |
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The Council is proud of the skills displayed by Queen Creek Boy Scouts Warren McGregor, Jayden Meeks, Kyle Welch and Dylan Lambert while saving a fellow Scout from drowning. For the entire story click here.
Larry Abbott, Scout Executive
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2012 Boy Scout Camp |
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Camp Geronimo is one of our overnight resident camps featuring horseback riding, a climbing tower, and a brand new nature lodge. Please click here for more information. Week 8 is open to all units!
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Camp Raymond’s outstanding overnight programs include shot gun shooting, COPE, and a great lake facility. Click here for more information.
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Lake Pleasant is a unique program designed to give Boy Scouts a day camp experience. Activities include small boat sailing, rowing, motor sports, environ. science, first aid, and many more. Click here.
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2012 Cub Scout Camp |
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Help Deliver the Promise! Cub Scouts join scouting with the expectation of having a camp experience. When Cub Scouts attend a Day Camp Program, this opens them to the world of scouting and leads to advancement into Boy Scouts and the Trail to Eagle. Join us to deliver the promise and learn more about our Cub Scout Camping opportunities at R- C Scout Ranch - Payson, Heard Scout Pueblo - Phoenix, and our other District Day Camps.
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Heard Scout Pueblo Day Camp has games, archery, BB shooting, crafts and more. Click here for details.
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R-C Cub Adventure Resident Camp offers horseback riding, crafts, BB shooting, and archery. Click here.
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Webelos Weekend (June 8-9) is a great opportunity for Webelos Scouts and their adult partner to experience the fun and adventure of Camp Raymond. Click here for more information.
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Webelos Encampment (July 28-31) is a great opportunity for Webelos Scouts and their adult partner to experience the fun and adventure of Camp Geronimo. Click here for more information.
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Did you know that Grand Canyon Council offers a Cub Scout Family Camp Weekend experience? It's called Camp Kaibab and it's open to all Cub Scouts (Tiger thru Webelos) and their families. For more information http://www.campkaibab.com
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2013 Jamboree and Treks |
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The Grand Canyon Council will be sending 6 Troops of 36 scouts each and 1/2 of a Co-ed Venturing Crew to the 2013 National Jamboree. This will be the first Jamboree held at the new BSA owned Bechtel Scout Reservation in West Virginia. If you are interested in attending or would like more information click here.
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2013 Philmont Crew Application. Crews depart Phoenix June 2013 Get your applications in soon. Individuals and entire crews are invited to apply.
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Adult Training (see age restrictions) |
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SAVE THE DATE! The fall session of the College of Commissioner Science will be September 22nd.
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Trainer's EDGE is designed as a replacement for Train the Trainer Courses and Trainer Development Conference. This course will give you a better understanding of the training process. Click here
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The primary purpose of the Wood Badge experience is to strengthen Scouting in our units, districts, and local councils, by training adult leaders. Click here
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The Powder Horn course is designed to help the unit by mentoring older Scouts, Venturers, and adult leaders to safely conduct outdoor/high-adventure activities of a fun and challenging nature.
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Cub Scout Leader POW WOW will be held on Nov. 3rd. This year: new time, place, classes and faces. More information to follow in the next few weeks.
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University of Scouting on November 3rd is a supplemental training for adult leaders. Click here for information and registration.
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Awards |
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Scout of the Year - Open to all Boy Scouts from Tenderfoot thru Eagle. Sons of the American Legion is proud to support the Scouting movement. Leaders Click here to download the application and rules.
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Lifesaving or Meritorious Action Award - From time to time, we have scouts who go above and beyond the call to perform meritorious or life saving actions. As a Council, we typically award a few of these each year. If you have a scout to nominate please click here
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Alumni Association |
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Join the Grand Canyon Council Alumni Association and get involved today.
Commemorative Alumni Patches
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Thank you to all of our MB sponsors for funding character building programs.
Become a Merit Badge Sponsor!
Contact Librada or Natalia at (602) 955-7747 or:
Librada Martinez: limartin@bsamail.org
Natalia Ceballos: nceballo@bsamail.org
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Jeff Nelson, Alumni - VP, is asking all Scoutmasters within the council to please consider a message of encouragement to the scouts, to join the Alumni Association once they reach their Eagle Rank. To read the message in full, click here.
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Council Information |
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Council Service Center & Scout Shop
2969 N. Greenfield Rd, Phoenix 85016
(602) 955-7747
Mesa Scout Shop
1061 N. Dobson Rd, Ste 109, Mesa 85201
(480) 926-0345
Flagstaff Field Office & Scout Shop
1555 E. Cedar Ave, Flagstaff 86004
(928) 774-0685
Safford Field Office & Scout Shop
301-A West , Main St, Safford 85546
(928) 428-1976
Yuma Field Office & Scout Shop
1950 W. 3rd St, Yuma 85364
(928) 782-1896 |