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Welcome from the Chairman

Welcome to the Sweetwater BSA web site. Whether you are first time visitor or a regular, we hope you will find this site helpful. The Sweetwater District provides scouting for youth located in Southern Gwinnett and Walton Counties for the NE Georgia Council. The Sweetwater District has professionals assigned by the Council to provide resources and assistance that result in a quality scouting experience. You will see names and linked email addresses below for our professionals. Many scouting volunteers provide the balance of energy and leadership. Sweetwater is blessed to have strength and dedication offered by its volunteers and professional staff. I encourage you to explore this site. We have many links within and to other outside scouting resources.  Of particular note, please take a moment to look at menu item “Roundtable”. The adult leadership for both Boys Scout and Cub Scout units meet once a month. At a minimum, each unit should have at least one representative attend. There is no limitation as to how many adult leaders may attend. This is the primary communication vehicle for sharing information to help you produce the best scouting experience for your unit. We discuss for example upcoming programs and events.  Frequently fresh and novel ideas are circulated here. Roundtable is very informative and will make it easier for your unit to succeed. If you have a need for information or have a question, you may contact our district professionals or the district volunteer leadership. The senior volunteer leadership is aligned as follows:    

Tom Holloman              Chairman

  • Communications

  • Round Table

 William Rambow        Vice Chairman 

  • Manpower

  • Finance

  • Camp Promotion

  • Program

  • Youth Protection

McK King                    Vice Chairman

  •  Advancement

  •  Training

  •  Membership

  •  Scout Reach

  •  Recognition

Please ask your adult leaders to review and update their training. Our youth expect nothing less. On a closing note, our future is guided by the upcoming centennial celebration for scouting in 2010. Sweetwater has been very good over the years to provide an excellent quality scouting experience. I like to think that the work we do in Sweetwater is “Simply the Best”. Good luck and good scouting.

Tom Holloman  

Boy Scout and Adult Leader Training Available

Click here for more information

 

Spring Camporee

When I Was a Scout

Mar 26 - 28, 2010

                            Scoutland

Click Here for Flyer

Troop Activity Sign Up

Click here for the signup form

100th Anniversary in Sweetwater

The City of Snellville, GA  will sponsor a Scouting Centennial Forest on February 20th, 2010. In coordination with the Generations Connection the city will invite Cubs, Boy Scouts and Venture Scouts to help reintroduce native species by planting Ash and Chestnut trees.  The city will also recognize the importance of the scouting movement in the city by donating an additional tree to the Charter Organization that are located within the city limits. Units that are located outside the City Limits may purchase a tree for their Charter Organization "at cost".

For additional information contact: Tod Warner at twarner@snellville.org with the City of Snellville.

Loop-A-Rama 2010

Saturday March 6

9:00am - Noon

Cooper Elementary School

Early Bird Registration $7.00 until February 18th.

Scouting in The Outfield

May 7, 2010

Plan now to join the Georgia Baseball Team when they take on SEC opponent Tennessee on Friday, May 7, 2010 at 6:30pm at Foley Field at the University of Georgia in Athens. All Youth (Cubs, Boy Scouts, Venturers, Explorers and siblings) and parents are invited! Get the Scouting in the Outfield Event information form here.

Mom Prom

May 8th, 7:00-10:00pm

Westminster Presbyterian Church

Click here for more information

 

In February 2010, the Boy Scouts of America will celebrate 100 years as an organization. Founded as an outlet to prepare every eligible youth in America to become a participating citizen and leader, BSA has more than fulfilled its mission. Today, as we celebrate our first 100 years, we not only reflect on our rich history, but lay the foundation for a strong future, as well. 

The Boy Scouts of America's 100th anniversary represents much more than a date on the calendar. It represents an important milestone around which to reintroduce Scouting to America – to celebrate our rich heritage and to reinforce the important role Scouting will play in shaping our country's future. Scouting is as vital and relevant today as it was when our journey began. 

I encourage everyone to take part in our 100 year celebration.  There will be many activities for all scouts and leaders to participate in through December 31, 2010.  Please check out the web site – www.scouting.org – to find out about some of the exciting things coming up for us.  We will also have information at our Roundtable each month.   

Tom Holloman

Click here to visit the 100th anniversary site

 

Adult Volunteers Needed!

It will be the best times of your life!
 

Look here for training opportunities.

 

The Scout Store --
The Scout Store is stocked with all the necessary items for scouts and scouters. Come on by and check it out!

Lawrenceville Scout Store
203 Swanson Drive
Lawrenceville, GA 30043

Phone: 770-962-2105
Fax: 770-962-8004

Hours:
Mon-Thurs 9 am - 6 pm
Fri 9 am - 5 pm
Sat 10 am - 2 pm

 

   

 

 
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