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Way to go Sebastian Kroese of Troop 130 whose Eagl

Way to go Sebastian Kroese of Troop 130 whose Eagle Project was to create display for a set of historical mine cart wheels for the Lake Oswego Heritage House. The wheels were part of a mine cart which carried pig iron from various locations in Portland to the smelter in George Rogers Park at the bank of the Willamette River. ⠀
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What's next for Sebastian? He plans to receive his bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering, then a master's degree, and eventually earn a PhD to continue "doing a good turn" for humanity every single day. Congratulations on your achievement, Sebastian, and thank you for your service. #GritStartsHere #GritLastsForever

Kids nagging you for a snack? Feed your hungry bea

Kids nagging you for a snack? Feed your hungry beasts for just a buck and support local Scouts with Snack Attack, our Spring Fundraiser! Visit https://cpcbsa.org/snackattack and we'll connect you with a Scout in your area you can support!

And for our final Black History Month + Scouting f

And for our final Black History Month + Scouting fact: The Whitney M. Young Jr. Service Award recognizes outstanding service by an adult individual or by an organization for demonstrated involvement in the development and implementation of Scouting opportunities for youth from rural or low-income urban backgrounds. Each year, the CPC presents this award to individuals who have given unparalleled service to our local Scouting community. ⠀
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But do you know the story of Mr. Young? To the vast majority of Americans who lived through the 1960's, the name Whitney M. Young Jr. is synonymous with the historic advances in civil rights that began during that pivotal decade. ⠀
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Born in Lincoln Ridge, Ky., in 1921, Young earned a master's degree in social work from the University of Minnesota in 1947 and later served as dean of the School of Social Work at Atlanta University.⠀
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In 1961, he became executive director of the National Urban League and was in the vanguard of the racial revolution of the '60's, working to secure civil rights and social justice for African-Americans with equal measures of quiet reason and firm determination.⠀
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Serving as president of the National Association of Social Workers and the National Conference on Social Welfare gave Young an opportunity to address many different kinds of audiences on important social issues. One of them was the National Council of the BSA.⠀
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"The unfinished task of making real the dream of justice and equality for all calls us from our comfortable complacency, our insensitivity, our indifference," he told Scouters in May 1968. "That task beckons with the finger of urgency to involvement...And as we toil amidst things as they are, may our vision of things yet to be strengthen and inspire us."⠀
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When Young drowned during a visit to Nigeria in 1971, his loss was keenly felt across the nation. But today, the Whitney M. Young Jr. Service Award program is helping to keep his memory and vision alive. #blackhistorymonth #boyscoutsofamerica #gritstartshere

Way to Scout, Corley La Rochelle! For his Eagle P

Way to Scout, Corley La Rochelle! For his Eagle Project, he and his team from Troop 157 in Salem, built a concrete path for Love Reins Ranch. This path will allow wheelchair-bound visitors access to the horses. Brilliant! Corley says Scouting has taught him "many things including independence, and the importance of honesty, integrity, and honor. Scouting helped teach me determination and how to push through. " He plans to go to college and have a career in business or finance. And when we asked him about GRIT, Corley said: "The summer after freshman year I was an SIT at Camp Meriwether. I knew literally no one and was just "thrown in." It was really hard at first but it ended up being some of the most fun weeks of my life." Congrats, Corley! #GritStartsHere #EagleScouts

Way to Scout, Pack 470! A global pandemic, fire ev

Way to Scout, Pack 470! A global pandemic, fire evacuations nor wind and ice storms were going to stop these 11 Oregon City Cub Scouts from finishing all of their requirements to cross over into Scouts BSA! Congratulations and thank you for being a great example of #GRIT! #GritStartsHere #perseverance

Congratulations to this week’s “Snack Attack” drawing winners: Katie H. from Pack 195 in Pacific Trail District and TJ G. from Troop 649 in Spirit Lake District! Keep up the great work! Each week, Scouts who sell Snack Attack treats are automatically entered to win a gift card to the Nor’West Scout Shop. Find out more and support a Scout near you at https://cpcbsa.org/snackattack

Congratulations to the Greenberg triplets! They ju

Congratulations to the Greenberg triplets! They just crossed over from Cub Scout Pack 254 to join Troop 150. Way to go, Scouts! Epic adventures await! #GritStartsHere

Wondering if these new female Eagle Scouts are des

Wondering if these new female Eagle Scouts are destined for greatness? Well, Kaitlyn Crowley of Tigard Troop 5797 is already on her way! Join us in 30 minutes on Facebook to hear more stories like hers from across the BSA. You'll also get a preview of the 2021 Summer of Service, VIP tributes from across the nation and a very special Scouting rededication from the Boy Scouts of America. #perseverance #grit #leadership #BeTheChange #EagleScouts #FemaleEagleScouts #GritStartsHere #bsabethechange

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Cascade Pacific Council, BSA guides 10,000 girls and boys in 19 counties of NW Oregon and SW Washington. We offer an unparalleled program that teaches leadership and citizenship through fun and exciting adventures for the whole family.

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