George Randall
Director, Scoutreach Division
Boy Scouts of America
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George Randall Director, Scoutreach Division Boy Scouts of America |
Dear Scouters, Parents, and Community Leaders,
Corporations across America proudly display their newsworthy accomplishments in the lobbies of their headquarter buildings. As clients walk in, they can marvel at the many plaques, trophies, portraits of their founders, and other tangible keepsakes that leave a lasting first impression.
Scoutreach also has a wonderful story to tell. Since the inception of the Scoutreach Division in August 1998, we've produced many tangible resources, implemented programs of emphasis, created special recognitions for Scouting's unsung heroes, and conducted numerous workshops and conferences-all with one common goal: to ensure that culturally diverse youth in urban and rural communities have the opportunity to experience the Scouting program.
Recently, we made a special effort to spotlight those newsworthy Scoutreach events of the past eight years of which we are particularly proud. The result is a montage of accomplishments that we're calling Charting BSA's Course Through Scoutreach: An Historic Timeline. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the presentation that follows.
I give a special thanks to our Scouting volunteers who make Scoutreach happen in our councils, for what you do serves the neediest of children.
Charting BSA's Course Through Scoutreach: An Historic Timeline
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