PO Box 65685, Tucson, AZ 85728
About Us
We are Catalina Council's second All-Female Troop on the Eastside of town
Our first meeting was on February 1, 2019. It was a great meeting working hard on their Scout Rank.
We have fun while working
Working towards Eagle Scout rank is a great adventure!
We are an girl unit, so we are up to the challenge and fun
Since we know how to work hard and as a team, we get more out of learning and achieving. You Go Girl!
FAQS
Are there boys in the Troop?
Scouts BSA now allows there to be female troops, but the troops cannot be coed. In our troop, we have some of the boys from our venturing crew help our girls in advancements because they are Eagle Scouts. We feel this is beneficial, as the girls can better understand what being an Eagle Scouts is all about.
Is there a lot of outdoor activities?
We are trying to keep the OUTING in SCOUTING. In addition to the two troop meeting, we try to get out 1-2 time in the month. These outing can be camping, hiking, biking, canoeing, and so forth. Most outings will relate to merit badge work and rank advancements in one way or the other.
Is it expensive to be in the troop?
Aside from paying the National associated fees, our yearly program and overhead for the year is $85. The total registration will be about $110 for new youth members. If you will be multiple registered, please talk to us about applicable fees.
There are other associate cost related to summer camp and other activities that you would pay to participate in the ones you will attend. The troop will work with you, if times and finances get challenging.
Will I have to participate in fundraising?
Fundraising is an opportunity to raise money to help pay for your scouting program. There will be several opportunities to work on these.
How can I set up a visit to your troop?
Please contact us if you want to visit. We want to make sure we have enough supplies for you to participate. Our troop meetings are Friday evenings...but we do not meet every Friday. So feel free to join is.
In-House Merit Badge Counselors
Tim Birch
*Cooking, and Game design.
Jim King
American Business, *Communications, and Public Speaking,
Steven LeMaire
*Camping, *Emergency Preparedness, *Lifesaving, Music, Nuclear Science, *Personal Management, and *Swimming.
Jacky Najar
Art, Basketry, *Communications, Painting, *Sustainability, *Swimming, and Wood Carving.
Tom O'Neale
Woodworking.
Cindy Reilly
Architecture, Athletic, Camping, *Cit Community , *Cit Nation, *Cit World, *Communications, *Cooking, Disability Awareness, Dog Care, Drafting, *Family Life, *First Aid, Gardening, Geocaching, Landscape Architecture, Music, Pets, *Personal Fitness, Public Speaking, Reading, and *Sustainability
Joe Reilly
Backpacking, *Camping, *Citizenship in the Community, *Citizenship in the Nation, *Citizenship in the World, Climbing, *Emergency Preparedness, *Family Life, *First Aid, Fishing, Fly Fishing, Golf, *Hiking, Inventing, *Personal Management, Scouting Heritage, Wilderness Survival, and Woodwork.
Joseph Reilly
Backpacking, *Camping , *First Aid, Geocaching, *Hiking, Orienteering, Pioneering, and Wilderness Survival.
Alexis Smith
Art Sculpture, Basketry , *First Aid, Leather Working, Indian Lore, and Wood Carving,
Edward Stramler
Astronomy, Mining in Society, Movie Making , Photography, and Space Exploration.