Scouts Are Hilarious – Right Now Everyone Needs a Little Comedic Relief!
The Service of Bringing Joy
As our local volunteers come to together virtually to continue guiding our youth to become future leaders, we wanted to invite you to join us in #GivingTuesdayNow. Not unlike the traditional annual GivingTuesday in December, #GivingTuesdayNow has been developed as an opportunity for people around the world to stand together in unity – to use their individual power of generosity to remain connected and heal during this challenging time. Join us today to drive a spike in giving and help shape future resilient leaders and build stronger communities in NW Oregon and SW Washington.
Local Scouts continue to be active in the program while staying safe and Scouting from home! Check out the Machuca family offering a little comedic relief in their hilarious campfire skit below:
Did You Know?
In 2019, 8,385 adult volunteers in the Cascade Pacific Council helped guide Scout’s through character building activities. Volunteerism is a pillar of the scouting program and their service of time helps provide youth lead programming and character development within a safe environment.
The Fishing Skit courtesy of the Machuca family of Scouts
Help us continue making an impact for generations.
How You Can Help: Give & Spread the Word
You can help us by giving today and sharing our donate page on your social media or via email to encourage others to join your philanthropic endeavors.
While CPC is fortunate to be able to participate in the newly announced #GivingTuesdayNow initiative, this does not replace our community or Camp4All fundraising initiatives. If you have already made a pledge to Scouting, please continue to fulfill that commitment while you consider a #GivingTuesdayNow special gift. Thank you for considering a donation as we work together today, to prepare our next generation of leaders
Donation & Giving Questions?
Michael Egan – (503) 225-5779
Chief Development Officer
Jason Macpherson – (503) 225-5754
Director of Field Service
2019 Community Impact
Hours of Community Service
Pounds of Food Collected
Nights Scouts spent unplugged, outdoors on CPC properties
Youth participated in outdoor adventures
Personal Impact
Personal Impact
%
of Eagle Scouts believe Scouting had a positive impact on their life
Academic Impact
%
of Eagle Scout alums have post-graduate degrees (vs. 12% of the general population)
Financial Impact
%
of Eagle Scouts have $100k+ HHI (versus 10% of local area)
Character Impact
%
of parents say Cub Scouts has encouraged their kids to help others
Stats courtesy of our local Benefits of Scouting Outcomes (large download – 155MB) study.
WHY Do 12,000 Youth SCOUT in the CPC?
The Cascade Pacific Council of the Boy Scouts of America is a 501 (c) 3 organization registered for charitable purposes in both Oregon and Washington. Volunteer finance committees work closely with staff members to oversee both fiscal responsibility and sound investment strategies for the council. Strict governance practices and annual audits, performed by an independent audit firm, ensure the highest integrity in the management of your donation.