Thanks to those that have made their first payment for summer camp and have their merit badge selections in. So far, everyone has what asked for (other than a substitution of kayaking for canoe MB due to age requirements).
Due by April 29th is the remainder of camp fees of $279 (totaling $399). Families with more than one scout have a sibling discount of $35 each after the first scout.
Adults are $190 also due by April 29th.
Payments to camp after the deadline will have a $50 late fee. This doesn't apply to new scouts this year or crossovers.
Scouts added now or after May 1st may have additional/late fees
We need a volunteer to be Summer Camp Coordinator to collect and organize BSA medical paperwork among other paperwork as well as track and organize the Troop's payments for camp
DATE CHANGE Summer camp is Sunday, July 27th to Saturday Aug 2nd, 2025.
First payments from the troop are due to the camp on Feb 1, 2025 (see below).
Also, the troop needs someone to step up and be the camping committee chair, at least for summer camp. This person gets all the medical paperwork together and tracks everyone's payments.
This is a Michigan Council camp, so campership assistance from council is available to offset camp fees for those families that can use some help. (https://michiganscouting.org/camping/camperships/ )
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Cole Canoe Base (FYI): https://scoutingevent.com/272-CCBSBSA25
(Dates are payments to camp, troop will need a week prior...)
Troop will need an additional $60-70 dollars for trailer gas, cracker barrel food and troop t-shirts.
Youth camper: Feb 1: $60 Mar 1: $60 (subtotal $120) April 1: $139.50 (subtotal $259.50) May 1: $139.50 (total to camp $399)
Adult camper: Feb 1: $60 May 1: $130 (total to camp $190)
Initially signed up for camp with 10 scouts and 5 adults. This can be increased.
As our older scouts age out, that means we start to lose the adults that go with them that help run the troop.
Camping coordinator: Doug Martin (acting, also Scoutmaster) (thanks Tina for your past work!) Summer camp coordinator: Candice Hope (also troop treasurer) (thanks Tina for your past work!) Webmaster: Steve McGrath (thanks Al for your past work!) Fundraising coordinator: open (thanks Jen for your past work!) High Adventure trip coordination (trip by trip): Overnight backpacking trip, Philmont, Seabase, etc and others...
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