Welcome to Scouting America Troop 3546. Our Troop meetings are on Tuesday night from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Our troop is youth led with guidance, mentoring, and support from our adult leaders. The girls love the outdoors and learn amazing things about camping, nature, first aid, citizenship, service, and more.
If you are interested in joining our Troop, you must be a girl who is willing to do outdoor activities, camp in a tent, and has:
- Completed the fifth grade and be at least 10 years old or be at least 11 years old.
- Not reached age 18.
- Submit the Troop registration packet and fees, as well as the BSA online application.
Please contact Jaywcaldwell@basecampyc.org for more information or to become a member of our Troop.
Chartered by Basecamp Youth Center https://www.basecampyc.org/
Girls and their families are welcome to visit our Troop at any time to learn more about Scouts BSA - Please email info@basecampyc.org
Girls ages 11 - 17 are eligible to join. Scouts BSA program includes camping, hiking, citizenship, outdoor skills and learning life long skills. Girls learn about leadership skills and appreciating nature while having fun!
Our Scouting Organization is one family working together in 4 programs.
CUB SCOUTS - PACK 546 for Boys & Girls
Kindergarten through 5th Grade
Pack Committee Chair/ Dave Setzkorn Cubmaster/ Lee Fowler
Pack Meeting once a month on a Monday.
Den Meetings per the Den schedule.
Boys & Girls gather together for den meetings, Pack meetings, activities and camping.
SCOUTS BSA - TROOP 546 for Boys & TROOP 3546 Girls
Youth - Age 11 and up to 18
Committee Chair for the Troop Program/ Heather Stroh
Troop 546-B for Boys / Scoutmaster Kevin Forsythe
Troop 546-G for Girls / Scoutmaster Ryan Ellison
Troop Meetings on Tuesday evenings at Haven Church
Troops meet from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Each troop is led by their own youth and sometimes come together for activities and camping.
VENTURING CREW 546 - Coed
Youth - Age 14 up to 21
The crew works together to plan and participate in fun activities and camping. Crew determines meeting schedule.
Venturing Crew Adult Advisor Jeff VanDerZweep
ANNUAL FAMILY CAMP
Each year our scouting organization plans a family camping trip that includes our Cub Scout Pack 546, Scouting America Troop 546 Boys, Scouting America Troop 546 Girls and the Venturing Crew 546.
The success of our Scouts is dependent upon adult volunteers. We need parents/adults to help insure our scouting program is safe and robust. We rely on many different skills to operate our Units. For example, every scouting meeting, activity or camping trips, we must maintain two-deep leadership, if not more, to be adequately supervised. Below are the three main areas that we need assistance, please consider how you can participate and help the Scouts:
- Assistant Scoutmaster
Work directly with the scouts and attends meetings, activities and camping trips. Will be assigned a patrol and work with those scouts to encourage and guide them through their ranks. - Committee Member
Works in the committee that operates and guides our Troops. Must attend a monthly meeting and will have responsibilities outside of the monthly meeting. - Special Tasks & Projects
Throughout the year we will ask for assistance from parents. Requests may include transportation to and from a camping trip, coordinating a special task or project, working at an event, or a variety of other tasks. Please consider helping when we send out those requests.
The scouting program is amazing, and teaches our youth leadership, responsibilities, and how to live by the Scout Oath & Law. As adults, we have the privilege of observing our scouts successes and challenges, and we watch them grow.
The key to a successful Troop is the parents/adults who step-up and help. If everyone helps in the way that they can, then our Scouts will grow and prosper from this support. Please consider how you can be part of our scouting organization.
