INDIAN NATIONS COUNCIL STRATEGIC
PLAN 2008
Indian Nations Council is in process of developing
its strategic plan for the next 5-10 years. Meetings have
been held throughout the council area soliciting ideas and
are included on these pages:
Boy
Scout Forum - July 22nd
Cub
Scout Forum - July 29th
Boy
Scout Forum - August 19th
Cub
Scout Forum - August 26th
Do you have
ideas on programs or facility uses the council should consider
enhancing the important task of training youth leaders?
Now is your chance
to let Bill know what you think!
Please send us your ideas or thoughts to bhaines@okscouts.org
…….every idea will be considered.
Do you know someone who is passionate about
scouting and has volunteered at all levels of the scouting
program including their Unit, District and even the Council?
Why not take the time to nominate them for The Silver Beaver
Award?
The Silver Beaver Award, introduced in 1931,
is a council-level distinguished service award of the Boy
Scouts of America. Recipients of the award are registered
adult leaders who have made an impact on the lives of youth
through service to their local Council.
Nomination forms are due on or before 12th December
2008. They can be obtained in the Scout Shop or downloaded
from this website. Those chosen to receive the award will
be recognized at an award banquet on March 7, 2009. For
more information please contact Jill Janosky
at 918-743-6125 or jjanosky@okscouts.org.
2008
Silver Beaver Nomination Form
Silver Beaver
Awards
A former Boy Scout, Tulsa County Sheriff
Stanley Glanz
urges youth to join Scouting!
Join the Good Gang
During a Press Conference held on August 13,
2008, The Indian Nations Council, Boy Scouts of America brings
together Tulsa’s Gang Task Force Unit and The Tulsa
County Sheriff’s Department and the Tulsa Area United
Way to announce the 2008 launch of our JOIN SCOUTING CAMPAIGN.
Join the Boy Scouts of America
Call 918-743-6125 to join today!
Over 6,000 new Scouts are expected to join during
this falls Campaign. With over 4 million members nationally,
the Boy Scouts of America is the largest GANG in the country.
Our neighborhoods and our communities need GOOD GANGS. Currently
the Indian Nations Council in Tulsa serves 28,000 youth members
who are actively participating in our local area Scout Programs.
Full Story check out KRMG
or the Tulsa
World
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Trail's
End Popcorn
Popcorn
kickoff dinners are coming up! Check out the Popcorn page
to see when your district's dinner will be held.
Popcorn
Dinners and Important Dates
Click here for the 2008
popcorn page.
NESA Eagle Scout Scholarships
The applications for the NESA Eagle Scout scholarships have
changed. The new applications are posted at www.nesa.org/applications.html.
Please establish a link to the applications and remove any
previous versions you have saved to your Web site. The new
version is the only application we will accept in 2009.
Hard copies should be printed and mailed to the national
office. Applications must be postmarked no later than midnight
January 31, 2009.
If you have any questions, please call Alumni Relationships
at 972-580-2032.
Purpose and Mission
The Boy Scouts of America is chartered by Congress
and incorporated to provide a program that offers effective
character, citizenship and personal fitness training for youth.
The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is
to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices
over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the
Scout Oath and Law.
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