The Hawk Mountain Council has a Memorial/Tribute Fund established for its Scouters and supporters to make living and lasting tax-deductible contributions to the Scouting program. Contributions may be made for any amount as a living memorial or lasting tribute to a departed relative or in honor of someone.

Condolences, recognition or congratulations may be expressed through the use of the Memorial/Tribute Fund, when material gifts or remembrances may not be desirable or appropriate.

Upon receipt of a contribution, the Council will mail a nice card to the family or group in whose memory or honor the gift is made and send an acknowledgment to you.

If you would like to make a contribution to the Hawk Mountain Council In Honor or In Memory of someone, please click here to download the memorials and tributes contribution card and mail the form to the Hawk Mountain Council, BSA – 5027 Pottsville Pike, Reading PA 19605. Or simply contact Duane with any questions at 610-926-3406.

Leaving your legacy through a gift to Scouting may be one of the most important decisions you make in your lifetime.

As a donor to the Hawk Mountain Council, you can use your giving to achieve personal goals, enhance your financial security, and help shape the future of Scouting. Planned giving includes several ways for you to include charitable giving in your total financial plan. Many donors and supporters of Scouting have chosen planned giving to show their interest in supporting Scouting beyond their lifetime while realizing some tax benefits today.

As with all financial decisions, a planned gift should be designed with care. A planned giving professional should work closely and confidentially with you to ensure that your gift achieves your individual goals, and expresses your personal vision. Explore the many ways to give by visiting the BSA’s National Foundation website.

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We are always in need of resources — from food for camping trips to office supplies.

The Hawk Mountain Council maintains a 700-acre camping and outdoor center as well as a Scout Service Center. In addition, we conduct events and outdoor adventures most every weekend.

In-Kind donations can greatly reduce expenditures and allow us to provide services to a greater community. We respectfully request that all in-kind donations be new or in “like-new” condition. Here are some ideas.

• General Office Supplies
• Office Paper
• Canoes
• Kayaks
• Styrofoam Plates
• Styrofoam Cups
• Power Tools
• Electric Welder Fuel
• File Folders
• Cleaning Supplies
• Push Brooms
• Propane
• Craft Supplies
• Lumber
• Paint
• Run-in Sheds
• Medical Supplies
• Twine
• Kitchen Equipment
• Tarps Rope
• Paddle Boards
• Ammunition (.22LR and 12 gauge)
• Stone/Gravel

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