Join the Council Membership Team as we share recruitment plans and strategies to connect with schools, parents and new Cub Scouts.
Join us on Zoom
Link to be posted before 7/18
Join the Council Membership Team as we share recruitment plans and strategies to connect with schools, parents and new Cub Scouts.
Join us on Zoom
Link to be posted before 7/18
Our Annual Recharter Cycle opened January 1, 2022 and below we have important resources for all of our units in support of the recharter process.
With a brand new system, the log-in process has changed. Units will no longer receive an access code. Units can directly access the system through Internet Advancement. Unit Key 3 members (Committee Chair, Chartered Organization Representative, and Key Leader) will automatically have access to the recharter system. If someone outside of the Unit Key 3 will be completing the recharter process, then the unit will need to assign them as a Unit Key 3 Delegate.
With a brand-new system, there have been a number of resources produced to help you navigate this process. Here are links to those resources.
The New Recharter Process DOES NOT require the unit to turn in a paper copy of the charter. There will not be a recharter turn-in day. We ask that all charters be complete and submitted online ON or BEFORE March 4. Volunteers and staff will review all recharter packets between March 4 – March 18. Units will receive notification within a week of being submitted as to whether their recharter has all of the necessary documents needed to post. Units needing corrections will have until March 28th to resolve any of these items.
If you have any questions about the turn-in process please contact your District Executive, Field Director, or Registrar.
The items listed below are supplied to each unit electronically. Additional copies may be downloaded here, and they can be shared with unit personnel working on the recharter.
As a result of the winter weather that is currently hitting Texas, the national office is experiencing an internet outage. This outage is affecting all systems at the national office data center such as the Online Chartering System.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you!
Thank You!
61 participants braved the chilly wind and flurries on Saturday, May 9, and Sunday, May 10 in order to support two of Hawk Mountain Council’s great community partners: the Helping Harvest, Fresh Food Bank and the Olivet Boys and Girls Club. Both organizations will receive a $800.00 check to help support their ongoing efforts to feed our neighbors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The youngest participant was eight years old and the most seasoned participant was 68!
Thank You and hats off to all participants for making this unique event a success!
Here are a few photos from our participants.
If you would like to Support Scouting with a financial contribution, please visit Give Now – Friends of Scouting