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Wawo’na is the Southern Sierra Miwok word for Big Tree
 

4031 Technology Drive, Modesto, CA 95356-9490
209-545-6320  Fax: 209-545-6321

District Chairperson: Onis Lentz
District Commissioner: Robert Alvardo
District Executive:
 
Adan Barajas 

District Committee Meeting: First Thursday of each month, 6:00 P.M.  

Cub Scout and Boy Scout Roundtable: First Thursday of each month, 7:00 P.M.

District Commissioner Meeting: Second Thursday of each month, 7:00 P.M.  

All meetings are held at the Merced LDS Stake Center, 1108 E. Yosemite Ave., Merced

 Three Month Calendar


Calling All Scouts

Civic Service
Scouting for Food

This is Scouting’s community stewardship project aimed at addressing the problem of hunger in the community in which we live and work.
Scouting for Food is a food collection effort carried out by Boy Scouts, Venturers, and Cub Scouts from your community. Food drives can be organized at the district level or by each individual unit as needed. Scouts distribute food drive donation requests (flyers, notes, and/or bags) throughout a designated area and then return to collect plastic grocery bags filled with donated food. The bags are collected and carried to local food pantries, churches, shelters for the homeless, and other local agencies that feed the needy.
Scouting for Food is a project rooted in the very foundation of the Scouting movement. Through initiative and hard work, the Boy Scouts have developed a framework that can help local food pantries feed tens of thousands of needy local residents with emergency aid. It is up to the people of your community to make Scouting for Food a success.
The Scouting for Food Campaign will continue to bring Scout units closer to their Chartered Organizations and communities by focusing their food campaign efforts on a pantry in their immediate area, possibly associated with their own Chartered Organization. The campaign is flexible and units may schedule their campaign at a time convenient for their members and based on the needs of their local pantry.

Scouting For Food/Donations

 

  

 

  

The Boy Scouts of America focuses heavily on leader training. That is why it has been successful for many years. Roundtables are usually held monthly.  Adult leaders can learn how to motivate, discipline, and train their Scouts as well as learning what role they play within the unit.  Roundtables give leaders an opportunity to interact and share ideas.  They will also learn about district and council trainings and programs that they will want to participate in.

 

BOY SCOUT ROUNDTABLE

The aim of the Boy Scout Roundtable is to provide the will and the skill to do.  If troop leaders have these two things, they can succeed, and they can continue succeeding.

 
The will to do – in the form of morale, inspiration, enthusiasm, and vision – is distributed regularly.
 
The skill to do – in the form of skills, program ideas, techniques, and information – is taught a piece at a time.
 
Roundtable is fun, practical, inspiring, full of skills, loaded with techniques, and brimming with program ideas.
 
Richard Kleitman Boy Scout Roundtable Commissioner 
 

 

CUB SCOUT ROUNDTABLE

Our knowledgeable, enthusiastic Cub Roundtable Commissioners will be providing ideas for your den and pack meeting needs. Come and learn ceremonies, skits, songs, games etc. based on the upcoming month’s theme. Roundtable also provides a great opportunity to share ideas with other Cub leaders.  Our Cub Scout Roundtable Commissioners are Melissa Puita.