Good Luck to Miss Wisconsin, Kristina Smaby, as she competes for Miss America.

Scouting Gives Back:  Participants, leaders, and guests donated:
BLOOD DRIVE... 186 units of blood for the Community Blood Center, Appleton.
FOOD DRIVE...  over 300 totes, or 7,500 items of food. for the Fox Valley food shelves (Salvation Army, St. Martin De Porres, Fr. Carr's Place 2B).

                                Here's a page of links people have sent us about press coverage of the GLCJ.

                                ...and a page about feedback received

The Day In Review video ...

  Day In Review video...  8Meg(Lo)  54Meg(DSL)   14Meg(QT/Mov)

  Photo Contest finalists, and winner...   6Meg 

Updated News is on the News page, along with other timely items.

The year 2010 marks the 100th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America, and, of course, the corresponding National Jamboree. The leadership of nine Wisconsin and Upper Peninsula Councils met late last 2006 to discuss how we could be a part of this grand event and to support the class of youth that miss out on the 2010 Jamboree (as a youth) due to shifting it to Scouting’s anniversary. All nine councils agreed to hold a regional event worthy of this “once in a lifetime” anniversary. Hence, the Great Lakes Centennial Jamboree was born! Scheduled for September of 2009, the event has two main goals:

Ø       Celebrate 100 years of Scouting in America

Ø       Provide our youth with an opportunity on par with the 2010 National Jamboree  

See the Proclamations listing for more details on what others are saying about this event.

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