Resources
The information on this page is to help both the youth leadership and the adult leadership succeed. If you need something and it isn't here, chances are it exists but just hasn't been posted. Please reach out to the Troop leadership and let us know what you are missing. If we have it, we'll try to get it up here.
Virtual meetings
Need to do an only virtual meeting, use the Troop's Zoom account!
Email address: troop25bendor@gmail.com
Password: Contact your Troop administrator to obtain the password.
Anyone in the Troop doing virtual meetings, please remember that BSA does not allow any meetings to be recorded. All guidelines for BSA Cyber Chip and Youth Protection need to be followed. Simply put, scout need to be scouts, participating with the scout oath and law in mind, treating everyone with respect. If there are adults on with scouts, you need to have at least two adults.
Fundraiser
Square Payments
Doing a fundraiser, use the Troop's Square Reader to take payments.
Email address: troop25bendor@gmail.com
Password: Contact your Troop administrator to obtain the password.
The Troop has a square reader, usually kept by the Troop Treasurer. The Troop uses the Square Reader during fundraiser events or where it make sense. Before using it, keep in mind that every payment is $10 + 2.6% (check the website to make sure this doesn't change). Adjust the price of the product accordingly to account for the fees.
Christmas Trees
Wreaths
Court of Honor
Court of Honor Template - Link
Eagle Court of Honor - Voice of the Eagle - Link
Eagle Court of Honor - Trail of the Eagle - Link
Eagle Court of Honor - Eagle Charges - Link
Eagle Court of Honor - Eagle Challenges - Link
Eagle Court of Honor - Eagle and Humans - Link
Eagle Court of Honor - The Four Winds (Arrow of the Arrow) - Link
Training
Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops (ILST): This is a BSA agenda for training Youth Leadership. BSA recommends that this training be conducted for all youth entering new leadership positions. It can be led by the Scoutmaster, Assistant Scoutmaster or a Youth that has participated in the National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT). The Scoutmaster must be present and preside over the training to ensure all leadership expectations are delivered - this is important as only the Scoutmaster has the ability to approve or deny leadership requirements for rank as directed by the BSA Guide to Advancement.
Welcome Resources
Slide Show - What is Scouts? Designed for Webelos entering Troop 25.