Boy Scouts

They are funded through donations and fund raisers. Boy Scouts have an annual popcorn sale, and Girl Scouts have an annual cookie sale. They actually only get a small percentage of the sales. For instance, Girl Scouts sell their cookies for $3.50 a box, and they get to keep $0.60 of each sell. They depend heavily on donations.

Depends one what you consider best, BSA popcorn is made by trails end and trails end is owned by weaver popcorn, weaver makes all the popcorn and then for the chocalate coated stuff weaver ships the carmal popcorn to another company who then uses an enrober to coat it with popcorn and for the cheese idk but yes its really good but is it the best is an answer of opinion

MeritBadge.org[linked] has requirements, resources and worksheets for merit badges. Check with your merit badge counselor to see if they are using the worksheets.

These are the positions for the Boy Scouts of America

Senior Patrol Leader

Assistant Senior Patrol Leader

Junior Assistant Scoutmaster

Quartermaster

Scribe

Chaplain

Librarian

Instructor

Guide

Patrol Leader

Assistant Patrol Leader

Patrol Quartermaster

Patrol Scribe

According to the Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles council, the 2012 Rose Queen and her Court are all Girl Scout Alumni! The Rose Queen and her Court were photographed with GSUSA CEO Anna Maria Chavez the morning of the parade.

3 fingers should be extended on the right hand. The thumb and little finger (pinky) should be curved in and overlapping.

The Cub Scout salute uses two fingers, the pointer and middle.

Bill Gates is not an Eagle Scout- he was a Life Scout. His father William H. Gates, Sr. is a Distinguished Eagle Scout.

Yes, they pretty much all do.

The President of the United States is traditionally the honorary President of the BSA and in this capacity signs the Eagle Scout certificates.

Venturing and Varsity Scouting are similar to Scouting and are both mentioned in the Boy Scout handbook.

Lord Robert Baden-Powell started the Scouting Movement in 1908 in the United Kingdom.

He felt that girls should have their own organization, so Robert Baden-Powell chose the name "Girl Guides" and thought that an organization for girls should be run by women so he asked his elder sister, Agnes, to help and, in 1910, the Girl Guide movement was formally founded.

lie it so the pointed end is next to you and the longest edge is furthest away from you and roll it towards you until you've got a triangle that's about the length of an adult hand. put the triangle behind your neck and put the toggle round the 2 ends that come in front of you!

The BSA has not released detailed statistics on Eagle Scouts by age, race, ethnicity or religion.

The Boy Scouts do not require sexual orientation to be declared when joining, so there are no doubt Boy Scouts who are gay.

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The BSA prohibits adult leaders who are open or avowed homosexuals. It also prohibits youth who are openly gay from holding leadership positions (i.e. Senior Patrol Leader, Patrol Leader, etc.). It does not have any specific policy regarding youth who are non-leader members, so presumably they would not be prohibited. The BSA does not inquire into the sexuality of members upon application; the policy only applies to those who are openly homosexual. However, there have been anecdotal reports of leaders who were removed based upon reports of others. (See linked article). The original contributor is correct that there are likely youth members who are either open or secretly homosexual, as well as adults who are not open.

Not anymore. They used to be all made in the US.

That depends somewhat on what kind of token you are talking about and where you are trying to buy or sell it. There are 1960 Jamboree coins and 1960 50th anniversary Julibee coins as well as others. Those coins are generally not made from precious metals and so only have collector's value. They often go on ebay for $8-10 but some will sell in the $20-25 range. You should expect a coin shop to buy for lower than those figures and sell for the high end.

There is a sterling silver 1960 50th anniversary commemorative coin out . It is 30 mm across, weights about a half ounce and has a picture of a scout with 1910 on one side of him and 1960 on the other. The back says "For God and Country - 50 years of service". This coin has silver value (about $15-20 as of late 2012) and would be expected to go for quite a bit more.

Plum Borough, Pennsylvania is the current name of the place where William D. Boyce was born.

he could be considered a tenderfoot, 2nd class, or 1st class depending on how hard he works. each rank has different requirements that the scouts complete at their own pace. the harder they work, the quicker they get rank.

Col. BP at the time of his vision, used young men for great responsibility during the siege of Mafeking in South Africa. He saw that these teens were reliable and eager to learn, no matter what economic status or education they processed. Upon returning England, young men were not challenged, in the promoted and knighted "Lord" BP's mind. Boys wanted to learn more about scouting, tracking, spying and other tactics. BP founded the scouting movement with this vision in mind.

Position requirements vary from troop to troop, but generally a patrol leaders must be at least First Class and elected by his patrol.

progressive

Loads of badges! Think of an activity and theirs a badge for it! I have four badges but a friend of mine has seven badges! their is eight more different badges you can earn in my troop some of them are more difficult to get and that makes it fun caus you really want to get them. The more badges you get the cooler you are with your friends and other scouts.

1907 at Brownsea Island, (Great Britain was the first meeting/campout.