Troop 60 assisted Nicole Connell, District Executive for the Netami District of the Norwela Council at the Natchitoches Witch Way to Main Street this weekend.
Witch way to Main Street is a trick or treat event in the downtown area where organizations and businesses can give away candy and offer fun activities for local youth.
While a Scout should do his best to help other people every day, a group service project is a bigger way to help people. While you’re giving service, you’re learning to work together with others to do something that’s good for your community. — BSA
Every year, Scouts from all over the country sell popcorn as an annual fundraiser to help them raise money for activities.
When selling popcorn Scouts Learn…
• How to help others around them
• Points of the Scout Law
• How to earn their own way in Scouting • How to be part of something bigger
• The value of hardwork
• To develop lifelong skills
Scouts received popcorn sales flyers at the last meeting. They can start sales now and work toward prizes. Collect money as you sell please- checks can be made out to Norwela.
Instructions for using online popcorn sales is available at the link below. I’ve added everyone based on the email on your application- you can place orders and can post on Facebook- access the link below for details.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HPXuf2ZQQclpdUCp_3lBO7aKgxo8cqKjgMBh7l5CHys/edit
We will be selling popcorn Saturday October 2nd from 7am to 4pm at the Natchitoches car show- please wear your class A uniform.
Troop 60 spent Saturday working at the local Food Pantry to refurbish three of their deep freezers.
Scouts BSA Troop 60 