The Arrowmoon District hosts a number of events each year. Please come here to find out the latest on these events. Please use the forums on this site to give us feedback and discuss ideas on improving the current roster of events or to let us know your ideas on new events the district should consider.
Each summer the district puts on a one week day camp for cub scouts. Check here for information as it becomes available.
View items...Every year over the course of two weekends Scouts from all levels of scouting help to collect food for the Brazos Valley Food Bank. On the first weekend they distribute bags to be filled with canned goods and on the second weekend they collect these bags and deliver them to the food bank.
View items...Cub-N-Family Games Coming Soon
Mark your calendars for the
2012 Cub Scout Day Camp
June 18-22, 2012
A huge round of applause for all walking leaders, staff members, rangers, and "helpers" that contributed to making this year's
Cub Scout Day Camp a success.
Did you help out at Day Camp this year or have a son who attended? We’d love to have you fill out our Camp Evaluation form here.
Wondering what achievements your scout completed at camp this year? Your cub/Webelo was given a record of every activity completed on Friday to take home. If you need more information please contact your son’s walking leaders.
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Cub Scout Day Camp Contacts
Camp Director: Sarah Morrill
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Program Directors: Robyn & Ryan Power
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Registrar: Natalie Outlaw
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Thank You to everyone who helped with and attended Day Camp this year!
To help improve the Day Camp experience we would like to hear from everyone who attended. If you have already turned in a paper copy this is the same evaluation in an online form HERE!
On April 16th, the treasures of Scouting could be seen, heard and felt at Reliant Arena. see video Over $1.3 million was raised in Coupon Pack sales, exceeding the previous year by 45%.
Congratulations to the Council Top Sellers for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place:
Brandon Gibson (Tall Timbers Pack 336) sold 1150 packs, Wyatt Jeffreys (Tall Timbers Troop 413) sold 1055; and Foster Tomer (Orion Pack 469) with 650. Seecomplete list of Top Sellers
While the food outdoors usually entices a big crowd, the interest inside was just as great due to over 70 partner booths on the midway and the all-new treasure hunt of 11 mystery booths. The Treasure Hunt Winner took home the REI Half Dome tent valued at $175. Chefs from four Landry's-owned restaurants gave the heads up to Troops 224, 18, 533 and 557. Check out the complete list of unit booth winners.
Each year in the spring scouts of the Arrowmoon District gather together for good natured competition between units and patrols and camaraderie. This year we gathered at camp Arrowmoon on April 1-3 and had a rendezvous celebrating the spirit of the 175th anniversary of Texas independence. The Scout of Sea Ship 1876 lead activities following this theme and put on the campfire for the event with many units participating in skits. A Great time was had by all. The next Capmoree will be from March 23-25, 2012.
Event Chair: Joe Jilka
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Scouting for Food is the largest food drive in the Boy Scouts of America, aimed at addressing the problem of hunger in all communities across the United States. The Arrowmoon District collection effort is carried out by Boy Scouts, Venturers and Cub Scouts across the Brazos Valley. The drive is broken down into two days: bags out and bags in. On the first Saturday of Scouting for Food, Scouts distribute bags with attached notes throughout a designated area requesting residents to fill the bags with non-perishable food items. On the second Saturday of Scouting for Food, Scouts collect the bags and take them to the Brazos Valley Food Bank for distribution to area pantries.
Event Chair: Bonita Magby
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