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Does your pack, troop, team, post, ship or crew meet somewhere neat?
That’s what a Scouter named Jeremy wondered when he wrote this email:
I would love to see people share pictures of the insides of their meeting places. I know that there are a lot of cool ones out there, and it would be interesting to see what people have done.
Great idea, Jeremy!
Please email me a photo (or three) of the inside of your Scout unit meeting place. Whether you have a permanent location for Scouting or share the space with other groups, I want to see it. This can be a church basement, school gym or anywhere your Scout unit calls home.
I’ll post the best photos — like the one above from Tulsa, Okla., Troop 1 — in the coming weeks.
Full instructions below.
How to send in your photo
- Please select one to three photos that best represent your Scout meeting place. High-res preferred. If sending from an iPhone, for example, please select “Large” or “Actual Size.”
- Include in your email the unit number (i.e. Pack 123, Troop 456 or Crew 789) and city and state.
- Send the photo and information to onscouting@scouting.org with the subject line “My Scout meeting place.”
- Include a one-sentence description of the meeting place and why it makes such a great spot for Scouting.
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