Council Info Districts Northeast Cape Fear

Northeast Cape Fear

Northeast Cape Fear District
page last updated 1/24/12

District Chairman: Todd Brohaugh 270-1812
District Executive: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it 784-9865
District Commissioner: Larry Greer 319-3189

 

Camp Card
Camp Cards should be available February 1 to units that pre-ordered them.  Once they are here, DE Trey will let you know.  Please encourage your scouts to take advantage of this wonderful way to fund scouting.
Keys to a successful Camp Card Sell...
1) Sell at least 10 cards to each person.  The $5 off coupon to Harris Teeter will cover the cost of the purchase of the card for the next 10 weeks that they go to the grocery store.  Then, the other $5 goes to support scouting ($2.50 for the child to use towards scouting/pay for camp/whatevery they decide to use it for and the other $2.50 goes to support the council so that the council can return it directly back into the support of the units.)
2) Determine what all the scout wants to have paid for them through the Camp Card Sell.  (Example - Scout wants unit fees and summer camp paid for.  He needs to sell ____ number of cards.)
For more information about the Camp Card, please visit our council home page.
 
District Banquet
You are invited to the District Banquet on February 7 at 6:30pm at Wilmington Christian Academy.  This will be a special night with great food, fun, and fellowship.  Oh, and also we are going to recognize some very deserving adults for their great volunteering in the past year.  Scouts that earned a Religious Emblem within the past year will also be recognized (if they are in attendance so encourage them to attend).  Special thank you in advance to our District Banquet Chairman, James Fredley and his support from Pack and Troop 225.
*Cost for the banquet is $5/person.  This helps cover the cost of food, supplies, and recognition items.  PLEASE RSVP TO DE TREY at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with the number of people that will be attending.  Please do this by Jan 31 so that we will know how much food to prepare.
 
Scout Show
The annual Scout Show will be taking place again at Hugh MacRae Park on the weekend of March 2-4.  The actual Scout Show will be taking place on Sat, March 3 but we encourage scouts/troop or packs to spend the weekend as it will be filled with lots of activities and fun.  But if you cannot make it for the entire weekend, plan on coming out Sat to check things out.  Special thank you to the Coastal District for all of their hard work in making this such a successful event.  More details to come.
District Pinewood Derby Race
The NECF District Pinewood Derby Race is set for Saturday, March 10 at Scotts Hill Baptist Church.  Check in starts at 9am with races beginning after check in is complete.  This race is for any scout that came in 1st Place for their Rank (Tiger, Wolf, Bear, Webelos I, Webelos II).  To help with the race set up, please RSVP to DE Trey the scouts from your pack that qualify for the District Race.  If you need District Race Rules, please e mail DE Trey and he can get those to you.  For your specific Pack Rules, please see your Pack Race Chair or Cubmaster.  Special thank you to the NECF Race Chairman, Drew Williams and his support from Pack 220 and Troop 257.  As has been the past several years, they promise this race to be exciting for all.  Please encourage others from your pack to attend as well as family and friends.
Webelos Overnighter Weekend
The annual NECF Webelos Overnighter Weekend is taking place March 24-25 at Moores Creek National Battlefield.  Chairman, Scott Ellen promises this to be another wonderful event for your current Bears, Webelos I's and Webelos II's.  If you have been to this event the past couple of years, you know that it is a MUST for any scout that is in those ranks.  More details to come but mark your calendars now and plan to attend. 
Leader Nomination Forms
*Please note that all nominations must be submitted by January 1st to David Criser, NECF Awards and Recognition Chairman.  (or to DE Trey and he can get it to David)
Cub Leader of the Year Nomination form here
Boy Scout Leader of the Year Nomination here
Venture Leader of the Year Nomination here
Cape Fear Award (can be found under the "forms" tab listed as "District Award of Merit")
Spark Plug Award (can be submitted in writing or e mail)

Trainings
November 19 - POW WOW (for Cub Leaders)
February 17-19 - Outdoor Leader Skills (for Boy Scout & Webelos leaders)
February 18 - BALOO (Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation) for Cub Leaders
Roundtable
District Roundtable meetings will be held at McClure Presbyterian Church, located at 5908 Castle Hayne Road. We will continue to meet on the FIRST Tuesday of every month. Roundtables begin at 6:30pm with a gathering of all, to share council and district news. Then we split up into our Cub Scout Roundtable and Boy Scout Roundtable. Please have a representative from your unit attend this very informative meeting.

District Committee Meeting
District Committee meetings will be held at McClure Presbyterian Church, located at 5908 Castle Hayne Road. We will meet on the THIRD Tuesday of every month beginning at 6:30pm. District Chairman, Todd Brohaugh has asked that all District Committee members attend these meetings and inform us if you will be unable to attend.

Good Turn for America
This is a way for us to record service hours that each of you are already doing.  Please log your hours in so we can see how which units are doing service and well our district is doing in service work hours.  Remember, at the District Banquet in February every unit that has registered hours within the past year, will receive their Good Turn for America ribbon.

If you have questions or need your unit's id number or password, please contact our GTFA District Chair, Sarah Jackson at 919-738-9057.

Wall of Honor

Packs

Pack 211                                      Pack 215

Pack 220                                      Pack 225

Pack 247                                      Pack 296
 
Pack 732

Troops

Troop 215                                   Troop 220
 
Troop 235                                   Troop 237
 
Troop 242                                   Troop 255
 
Troop 257                                   Troop 700

 

Good Turn For America

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Camp Bowers Summer Camp Staff Application

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