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0.8% Membership Growth to 1,646 youth
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73.9% Retention of Youth from 2011 to 2012
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78.79% of Cub Scouts and 50.07% of Boy Scouts
Receive a Rank advancement
o 50
Eagle Scouts in 2012
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69.20% of Cub Scouts and 62.1% of Boy Scouts
attended Summer Camps
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5,340 reported service hours for a 3.24 hours per
youth average
These achievements represent the
impact that our commitment makes on each youth involved in scouting. These
achievements also represent an extending impact that scouting has on the
youths’ families and community. Every time a youth is asked to be a
scout, we give them an opportunity to experience new things and learn
what it means to be a servant leader. Through the use of the Cub Scout motto
“do your best” and Boy Scout Motto “Be prepared,” they learn and live the
values of the Scout Oath and Law.
As part
of the Longhorn Council our commitment impacts more than just our units and
community. To hear about the impact and importance of the Friends of Scouting
Campaign to the Longhorn Council please take a second to listen to our Scout
Executive John Coyle. (link to video)
For the 2013 Friends of Scouting Campaign Cross Timbers
District has set a goal of 350 gift commitments to raise $42,500. As we ask
youth to be a scout we are asking that each one of us make a commitment to “do
our best” to help “be prepared” financially for success in 2013.
This year there are three ways to make a commitment.
2) Complete
the Commitment form found on the website listed above and turn in to your unit
leader during the week of giving or mail to
Cross Timbers Friends of Scouting
2012 PO Box 54901 Hurst, TX 76054
3) Respond
by e-mail to 662crosstimbers@bsamail.org
or call 817.231.8529 to be contacted about how your commitment can be remitted.
We would like to leave you with this quote from Sir Robert
Baden-Powell, “No one can pass through life, any more than he can pass through
a bit of country, without leaving tracks behind, and those tracks may often be
helpful to those coming after him in finding their way.”
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