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X-WR-CALNAME:Pack 0063 (Family)
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UID:6379419@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20250429T025537Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20260527T221500Z
DTEND:20260527T233000Z
SUMMARY:Pack Meeting - End of Year Celebration - UPDATED
DESCRIPTION:Update: All Pack 63 families are invited to this final pack meeting of the year\, where we will celebrate of all of the accomplishments of our Cub Scouts this year! Pack 63 Cub Scouts in attendance will receive their neckerchief\, slide\, and handbook for their new rank/den! We will also hand out any belt loops/pins and ranks earned by May 25th but not yet awarded. If your family is unable to attend the event\, these items will be available to pick up at one of our summer pack activities or will be handed out at the first den meeting of next year. Scouts and leaders should wear their full field uniforms. Families may bring a snack to share\, but it not required. The pack will provide dessert! Please RSVP by end of day Tuesday May 26 for planning purposes. 
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6379419
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church - Ghilchrist Hall
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UID:6555765@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20250818T220524Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20251213T163000Z
DTEND:20251213T183000Z
SUMMARY:Wreaths Across America: Service Project
DESCRIPTION:This year\, National Wreaths Across America Day will be held on Saturday\, December 13\, 2025. Join the more than two million volunteers and supporters who will gather to Remember\, Honor and Teach at more than 4\,600 participating locations in all 50 states\, at sea and abroad. This year we will perform color guard services and participate in laying wreaths on the graves at Old St. Andrews Parish Church.\nWe will need 3-4 Scouts to perform a color guard services before the Wreaths are laid. \nPLEASE RSVP TO THE EVENT SO WE KNOW HOW MANY WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE AND CAN PREPARE FOR THE COLOR GUARD SERVICE!\nWHAT TO WEAR: Full Field Uniform (Troop - tan shirt with patches\, neckerchief and slide\, merit badge sash\, olive pants\, and closed toed shoes) (Cubs - blue uniform\, neckerchief and slide\, closed toed shoes). Come dressed to impress. This is a formal event!\nWHAT TO BRING: Scout BSA handbook (to get your service hours signed off)\, water bottle\, jacket or rain gear as appropriate for the weather conditions\, and your BEST SCOUT ATTITUDE!\n
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6555765
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
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UID:6558450@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20250819T140645Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20260214T143000Z
DTEND:20260214T153000Z
SUMMARY:Pinewood Derby Workshop #2
DESCRIPTION:Come work on your 2026 Pinewood Derby car in the back parking lot at OSA if you cannot make the first workshop on 2/7! Uniforms are not required - just dress appropriately for the weather! This is a rain or shine event. Be prepared by bringing your car design sketched on the block of wood in your kit (if you already have one) or on a piece of paper. Per Scouting America safety guidelines\, Scouts (youth under 18) cannot use power tools so Pack 63 registered adult leaders will operate the saw to cut the Scout's design. This event is for cutting only. No paints or weights will be available. This is a drop-in event so come anytime between 9:30 -11 AM. Scouts with pre-sketched designs will be assisted on a first come\, first serve basis. A parent/adult partner is required to supervise their child(ren) at all times during the event. You can also come just to pick up a pre-purchased kit and work on it at home.PLEASE RSVP for this event on or before Thursday 2/12 by posting a comment so we know how many people go expect. You can purchase your own kit or you can purchase one through Pack 63 by including in your comment the number of kits your family will need and so we can ensure we have enough kits on hand for the Work Shop day. Kits will be available through the Pack for a discounted price of $5 for registered Pack 63 Cub Scouts. Kits for siblings and adults will be available for the $7 retail price. **Prepayment to the Pack is required to reserve a kit. ** Payment options are Scout Account (for Scouts that have allocated funds from popcorn or camp card sales or credits from the cancelled campout - check your Scouts Payment Log in Scoutbook) or PayPal/Venmo to: CubScoutPack63@gmail.com. PayPal: @CubScoutPack63 Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/CubScout-PackSixtyThree Use the friends & family option so no fees are charged to the Pack. If prompted\, use 2428 as the last 4 digits of the associated phone #. Kits may also be purchased from the Coastal Carolina Council Scout Shop (new address: 5935 Rivers Ave.Suite 200) or online at scoutshop.org. The local shop is open 10:00am - 1:00pm and 1:30pm-3:00pm on Fridays\, 9:00am - 2:00pm on Saturdays\, and 10:00am - 1:00pm and 1:30pm - 6:00pm Mondays - Thursdays. Pack 63's Pinewood Derby Race Day will be Saturday February 21 at OSA. Car check-in will be the evening of Friday February 20. Siblings and adults are welcome to participate (in separate races). Invitations for the check-in\, log-in information to watch the derby online\, and a list of race rules and regulations are linked here and have been or will be sent separately via Scoutbook.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6558450
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6558495@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20250819T140900Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20260221T200000Z
DTEND:20260221T230000Z
SUMMARY:Pinewood Derby
DESCRIPTION:Please RSVP for your Scout(s) ASAP so we know how many Scouts will be participating!Pinewood Derby racing will start a little after 3 pm.\nJoin Zoom Meetinghttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/86546757460?pwd=Nena0m18DMdlAX5meXMR4MGesKxhvq.1Meeting ID: 865 4675 7460Passcode: 587231\n
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6558495
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
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UID:6558516@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20250819T141340Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20260207T143000Z
DTEND:20260207T153000Z
SUMMARY:Pinewood Derby Workshop (ending early)
DESCRIPTION:Please note the time change ending at 10:30 am. OSA has a funeral scheduled for 11 am that day Come work on your 2026 Pinewood Derby car in the back parking lot at OSA! Uniforms are not required - just dress appropriately for the weather! This is a rain or shine event. Be prepared by bringing your car design sketched on the block of wood in your kit (if you already have one) or on a piece of paper. Per Scouting America safety guidelines\, Scouts (youth under 18) cannot use power tools so Pack 63 registered adult leaders will operate the saw to cut the Scout's design. This event is for cutting only. No paints or weights will be available. This is a drop-in event so come anytime between 9:30 -10AM. Scouts with pre-sketched designs will be assisted on a first come\, first serve basis. A parent/adult partner is required to supervise their child(ren) at all times during the event. You can also come just to pick up a pre-purchased kit and work on it at home. Note: A 2nd Pack 63 PWD workshop will be held at OSA on Saturday February 14 for those that need help with cutting their car or just need to purchase a kit and cannot make it on 2/7.PLEASE RSVP for this event on or before Tuesday February 3 by posting a comment so we know how many people go expect. You can purchase your own kit or you can purchase one through Pack 63 by including in your comment the number of kits your family will need and so we can ensure we have enough kits on hand for the Work Shop day. Kits will be available through the Pack for a discounted price of $5 for registered Pack 63 Cub Scouts. Kits for siblings and adults will be available for the $7 retail price. **Prepayment to the Pack is required to reserve a kit for 2/7 or 2/14. ** Payment options are Scout Account (for Scouts that have allocated funds from popcorn or camp card sales or credits from the cancelled campout - check your Scouts Payment Log in Scoutbook) or PayPal/Venmo to: CubScoutPack63@gmail.com. PayPal: @CubScoutPack63 Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/CubScout-PackSixtyThree Use the friends & family option so no fees are charged to the Pack. If prompted\, use 2428 as the last 4 digits of the associated phone #. Kits may also be purchased from the Coastal Carolina Council Scout Shop (new address: 5935 Rivers Ave.Suite 200) or online at scoutshop.org. The local shop is open 10:00am - 1:00pm and 1:30pm-3:00pm on Fridays\, 9:00am - 2:00pm on Saturdays\, and 10:00am - 1:00pm and 1:30pm - 6:00pm Mondays - Thursdays. Pack 63's Pinewood Derby Race Day will be Saturday February 21 at OSA. Car check-in will be the evening of Friday February 20. Siblings and adults are welcome to participate (in separate races). Invitations for the check-in\, log-in information to watch the derby online\, and a list of race rules and regulations are linked here and have been or will be sent separately via Scoutbook.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6558516
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church - Back Parking Lot
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UID:6558526@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20250819T141614Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20260220T233000Z
DTEND:20260221T003000Z
SUMMARY:Pinewood Derby Check In
DESCRIPTION:This is a reminder for the Pinewood Derby Check In tonight. Please make sure your car is close to 5 ounces. You will have to bring materials if you wish to make alterations at the check in. ***All cars MUST be checked in tonight in order to race tomorrow. We will not have time to do check-in immediately before the race on Saturday.***Pack Rules - https://drive.google.com/file/d/12f1FgTdPASJSpCiS7NjVqqPKIN23Tb4e/view?usp=share_link
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6558526
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
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UID:6558538@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20250819T141951Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20260328T180000Z
DTEND:20260328T200000Z
SUMMARY:2026 Palmetto District Pinewood Derby
DESCRIPTION:The top 3 for each den in each pack are eligible for the district pinewood derby. The Pack will cover the $5 registration cost for those 15 cars as well as the winner of our pack fan favorite vote (if that car is not also in the top 3 for their den). If you left your car with the Pack after the Pack 63 PWD\, we will check your car in for you. If you took your car home after the Pack Pinewood Derby\, you are responsible for checking your car into the district pinewood derby on Saturday 3/28. Car Check-in 2-2:45 pm. Please come early if you took your car home!Races start at 3 pm\, The target end time is 4 pm. All cars should be taken home after the district derby as there is no Council-level derby.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6558538
LOCATION:Old St Andrews Parish Church
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UID:6696658@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20251014T234149Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20251115T153000Z
DTEND:20251116T150000Z
SUMMARY:Please comment in new event for Elks Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Comments in the other Elks Lodge event were not working\, please comment in this event if you are coming\, total participants\, and method of payment. We do not consider RSVP check marks when planning food.\n
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6696658
LOCATION:Elks Lodge\, 1113 Sam Rittenberg Blvd Charleston\, SC  29407
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UID:6696674@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20251014T234628Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20251213T180000Z
DTEND:20251214T150000Z
SUMMARY:Festival of Lights Campout
DESCRIPTION:Space is limited so we need an exact headcount of Scouts & family members planning to attend\, and each family is limited to 1 vehicle in the park. The deadline for registration AND payment for this campout is December 1.\n\nThe cost of this campout is $10 per participant with a maximum of $40 per family. (Only Scouts\, parents/legal guardians\, and youth siblings are considered for the family maximum cost.) The available payment methods are: Scout Account (for Scouts with a sufficient balance - see the Payment Log balance under your Scout's profile in Scoutbook) or PayPal (cubscoutpack63@gmail.com) or Venmo (@Cubscout-PackSixtyThree) using the Friends & Family option. If prompted\, use 2428 as the last 4 digits of the associated phone #.\n\nRSVP by posting a comment in this Scoutbook event (using the Scoutbook website - not app) with the names of the participants & your method of payment. RSVPs are turned off as we need the names of all participants. Pack 63 encourages everyone who is allowed to stay overnight per BSA Barriers to Abuse (see "Overnight Arrangements" below) to campout overnight\, but Scouts and family members may come just for the day's activities instead. If anyone in your family plans to participate for the day only\, please indicate this in your comment so we can plan accordingly.\n\n*Per BSA Barriers to Abuse\, ALL adults taking part in an overnight Cub Scout program MUST review the "How to Protect your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide" that can be found in the front of each Cub Scout Handbook or linked through Scoutbook under your Scout's Advancement. Your Scout is required to complete the exercises in this pamphlet in order to earn each rank. If you have not already reviewed the pamphlet and worked with your Scout to complete the exercises for their current rank\, please do so NOW and mark the rank requirement complete in Scoutbook. Additionally\, ALL adults attending a Pack 63 campout should have completed BSA Youth Protection Training (YPT) at my.scouting.org within 2 years of the event and uploaded a copy of the completion certificate through the Google Form at https://forms.gle/iB7npTAbULwoXhC89 prior to the campout. The Pack maintains YPT certificates for currently registered BSA adult leaders and Pack parents that have emailed/uploaded a YPT certificate.*\n\n**A completed hard copy BSA Annual Health & Medical Record (parts A & B) is required upon check-in for ALL participants (Scouts\, parents/legal guardians\, siblings\, other family members - even if they are participating for the day activities only): https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdf. You MUST bring completed forms for all your family's participants with you to the campout. We cannot accept email copies. With your permission\, we will keep the forms on file for future Pack events. Please also keep a digital or hard copy at home for Council events.**\n\n***In keeping with our commitment to LEAVE NO TRACE principles\, each participant must bring a reusable water bottle and mess kit or other reusable plate/bowl\, cup\, & utensils. The Pack will NOT provide disposable plates\, cups\, or utensils!***\n\nCheck-in will be 1-3 pm on Saturday\, and check-out is by 10 am on Sunday. Keep in mind that the park's Festival hours start at 5:30 so traffic will back up closer to that time\, and you will likely have to pay Festival admission if you arrive later. Pack 63 will provide fire\, Sat. dinner & dessert\, Sun. breakfast\, water\, and a dish-washing station. Parental/guardian supervision of their Scouts and sibling participants is required\, and Scouts and parents/guardians are expected to help during the campout. Dens will be assigned specific campout duties (kitchen/Pack set-up\, cooking\, kitchen clean-up\, kitchen/Pack tear-down\, etc.).\n\nWhat to Wear:\nCub Scouts and adult leaders should wear their Field uniforms to and from the campout. At the campout\, participants should wear comfortable\, weather-appropriate clothing. Open toed shoes are prohibited at Pack events.\n\nMeals:\nSat. Lunch - Eat before you come to the campout or bring a bagged lunch.\nSat. Dinner - Pack 63 will be providing dinner and dessert\, including S'mores and hot chocolate.\nSun. Breakfast - Pack 63 will provide a cold breakfast to be eaten at camp or taken to-go.\n\nOvernight arrangements:\n-Per BSA Barriers to Abuse\, ALL adults staying overnight for a Cub Scout event must be either a currently registered BSA leader OR be a parent/legal guardian participating with their own child/legal ward. Other adults\, including adult siblings\, grandparents\, aunts\, uncles\, and step-parents CANNOT STAY OVERNIGHT at Cub Scout events unless they are a legal guardian of the Cub Scout that they are accompanying OR they are a registered BSA adult leader. Adults who want to become a registered BSA adult leader in order to attend Cub Scout overnight events with a grandchild\, niece\, nephew\, step-child\, or sibling\, must complete and submit a BSA adult leader application to the Cubmaster with a signed background check authorization\, current BSA Safeguarding Youth Training certification\, and pay an annual fee of $99 at least a week in advance of the event.\n-Cub Scouts may only tent with their parents/legal guardians and youth siblings or with another youth of the same gender and within 2 years of age. \n-There is no space at this location for hammocks.\n-Pets are NOT allowed per the Scouting America General Health and Safety FAQs.\nWhat to Bring:\n-COMPLETED BSA Health Forms A&B for EACH Participant\n-BAGGED LUNCH for Saturday\n-TENT(S) A 3-4 person tent is recommended for a Cub Scout and Adult Partner with gear. A 6-8 person tent is recommended for a family with gear. A 1 or 2 person tent is recommended for Scouts sleeping in their own tent.\n-CAMP CHAIRS\n-MESS KIT or Reusable Plate and/or Bowl Spoon\, Knife\, Fork\, and Cup for hot chocolate\n-REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE\n-FLASHLIGHT/LANTERN/HEADLAMP\n-PERSONAL SLEEPING ITEMS (Sleeping bag\, pillow\, sleeping pad/air mattress\, cot\, etc.)\n-PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS (toothbrush & toothpaste\, etc.)\n-MEDICATIONS\n-CHANGE OF CLOTHES\n-BUG SPRAY\, SUNSCREEN\, RAINCOAT\, GLOVES/MITTENS\, HATS\, AND OTHER WEATHER-APPROPRIATE GEAR (as necessary)\n-Extra pairs of socks and shoes (optional)\n\nPlease send any questions about the campout to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.\n\n\n
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6696674
LOCATION:Location was not specified
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UID:6703082@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20251019T213143Z
ORGANIZER:Rachel Gamble
DTSTART:20251215T230000Z
DTEND:20251216T000000Z
SUMMARY:Bear Den Meeting
DESCRIPTION:We will meet from 6-7 \n
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6703082
LOCATION:2604 Ashley River Road
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UID:6734770@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20251108T155143Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20251115T180000Z
DTEND:20251116T160000Z
SUMMARY:Elks Lodge Leave No Trace Campout - New Date!
DESCRIPTION:Comments in the other event were not working\, please comment in this event if you are coming\, total participants\, and method of payment. We do not consider RSVP check marks when planning food.\nThe theme of this campout is "Leave No Trace".  The deadline for registration and payment has been extended to Monday November 11. \n\nThe cost of this campout is $5 per participant with a maximum of $20 per Scout family (Scouts\, parents/legal guardians\, and siblings only). The preferred payment methods are: Scout Account (for Scouts with a sufficient balance - see the Payment Log balance under your Scout's profile) or PayPal (cubscoutpack63@gmail.com) or Venmo (@Cubscout-PackSixtyThree) using the Friends & Family option. \n\nPlease RSVP by posting a comment in this Scoutbook event (using the Scoutbook website - not app) with the names of the participants and your method of payment.\n\nA completed hard copy BSA Annual Health & Medical Record (parts A & B) is required upon check-in for ALL participants (Scouts\, parents/guardians\, and siblings): https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdf\n\n**Each participant must bring a water bottle and mess kit or other useable plate and utensils. In keeping with our theme\, the pack will NOT provide disposable plates and utensils!**\n\nOur November/"Friendsgiving" campout will be held on the grounds of the Elk's Lodge. Check-in is from noon-1pm on Saturday\, and check-out is by 10am Sunday. Pack 63 will provide fire\, food\, water\, and a dish-washing station. A suggested list of items to bring to the campout is included below. The Elks Lodge has restroom facilities for our use.\n\nThe Pack encourages everyone to campout overnight\, but you may come just for Saturday. If you plan to participate for the day only\, please update your Scoutbook event comment as soon as possible to indicate that so we can plan accordingly.\n\nActivities:\nWe will be learning and discussing the Principles of Leave No Trace and why they are important for BSA camping and other outside activities.\n\nParental/guardian involvement is required\, and Scouts and parents/guardians are expected to help during the campout.\n\nAll participants (Cub Scouts\, adults\, and siblings) must bring a complete and current hard copy of BSA Health Forms A & B. With your permission\, we will keep the medical forms on file for future Pack events so please also keep a digital or hard copy at home for Council events.\n\nhttps://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdf\n\n***As a reminder\, all adults attending a Pack 63 campout should complete BSA Youth Protection Training (YPT) at my.scouting.org and upload a copy of the completion certificate through the Google Form at https://forms.gle/iB7npTAbULwoXhC89 prior to the campout. The Pack maintains YPT certificates for currently registered BSA adult leaders and Pack parents that have emailed a YPT certificate within the last 12 months.***\n\nIf you have questions about the campout\, please send an email to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.\n\nWhat to Wear:\nCub Scouts should wear their Field uniforms to and from the campout. At the campout\, Scouts are encouraged to wear activity t-shirts or other scout-themed shirts or other comfortable\, weather-appropriate clothing. Open toed shoes are prohibited at Scouting events for all participants.\n\nMeals:\nSat. Lunch - Bring a bagged lunch.\nSat. Dinner - Pack 63 will be providing dinner.\nSat. Evening Dessert - Pack 63 will provide S'mores and cobbler.\nSun. Breakfast - Pack 63 will provide a cold breakfast.\n\nSleeping:\nFamily tents are best for younger Cub Scouts although older Cub Scouts (Webelos and AOLs) are strongly encouraged to set up and sleep in their own tent in order to help them prepare for camping in a Scouts BSA troop/patrol. Only Cub Scouts that are siblings - or within 2 years of age and the same gender - may tent together. There is no space at this location for hammocks.\n\nWhat to Bring:\n-COMPLETED BSA Health Forms A&B for EACH Participant\n-BAGGED LUNCH for Saturday\n-TENT(S) A 3-4 person tent is recommended for a Cub Scout and Adult Partner with gear. A 6-8 person tent is recommended for a family with gear. A 1 or 2 person tent is recommended for Scouts sleeping in their own tent.\n-CAMP CHAIRS\n-PERSONAL SLEEPING ITEMS (Sleeping bag\, pillow\, sleeping pad/air mattress\, etc.)\n-PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS (toothbrush & toothpaste\, etc.)\n-MEDICATIONS\n-MESS KIT or Reusable Cup\, Bowl\, Plate\, Spoon\, Knife\, Fork\n-REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE\n-FLASHLIGHT/LANTERN\n-CHANGE OF CLOTHES\n-BUG SPRAY\, SUNSCREEN\, RAINCOAT AND OTHER WEATHER-APPROPRIATE GEAR (as necessary)\n-Extra pairs of socks and shoes (optional)\n
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6734770
LOCATION:Location was not specified
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UID:6759685@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20251127T184926Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20260321T160000Z
DTEND:20260322T140000Z
SUMMARY:Congaree National Park Campout
DESCRIPTION:Get excited to camp at Congaree National Park with Pack 63! Congaree is South Carolina's only National Park!Space may be limited so we need an exact headcount of Scouts & family members planning to attend. The deadline for registration AND payment for this campout is March 17. No exceptions.We are camping at Longleaf Campground GS-1 and GS-2. Cost: $5 per participant Maximum Cost: $20 per Pack family (Scouts\, parents/legal guardians & siblings only). Payment methods:-Scout Account (for Scouts with a sufficient balance - see the Payment Log balance under your Scout's profile in Scoutbook) OR-PayPal* (cubscoutpack63@gmail.com) OR-Venmo* (@Cubscout-PackSixtyThree)*use the Friends & Family option. If prompted\, use 2428 as the last 4 digits of the associated phone #. RSVP by posting a comment in this Scoutbook event (using the Scoutbook website - not the app) with the names of the participants & your method of payment. The Pack encourages everyone to campout overnight\, but you may come just for the day's activities. If you plan to participate for the day only\, please indicate this in your comment so we can plan accordingly.**A completed hard copy BSA Annual Health & Medical Record (parts A & B) is required upon check-in for ALL participants (Scouts\, parents/guardians\, and siblings): https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdfIf your health form was previously provided to the Elks Lodge 2025 campout or the Festival of Lights 2025 Campout\, Pack 63 has maintained it on file. If NOT\, you MUST bring completed forms for all your family's participants with you to the campout. With your permission\, the pack will keep it on file for future pack events. Do NOT email health forms to the Pack or any Pack leaders. We encourage you to keep a digital copy for Council events.*****In keeping with our commitment to LEAVE NO TRACE principles\, each participant must bring a reusable water bottle and mess kit or other reusable plate/bowl\, cup\, & utensils. The pack will NOT provide disposable plates\, cups\, or utensils!***Check-in will start at 12 pm Saturday\, and all families must be checked out by 10am Sunday. Pack 63 will provide fire\, Sat. dinner & dessert\, Sun. breakfast\, water\, and a dish-washing station. Parental/guardian supervision of their Scout(s) & sibling participants is required\, and Scouts and parents/guardians are expected to help during the campout. Dens will be assigned specific campout duties (kitchen set-up\, cooking\, kitchen clean-up\, kitchen tear-down\, etc.).As a reminder\, all adults attending a Pack 63 campout should have completed Scouting America Safeguarding Youth - previously Youth Protection Training (YPT) - at my.scouting.org within 1 year of the event and uploaded a copy of the completion certificate through the Google Form at https://forms.gle/iB7npTAbULwoXhC89 prior to the campout. The Pack maintains certificates for currently registered BSA adult leaders and Pack parents that have emailed/uploaded a certificate.What to Wear: Cub Scouts should wear their Field uniforms to and from the campout. At the campout\, participants should wear comfortable\, weather-appropriate clothing. Open toed shoes are prohibited at Scouting events.Meals: Sat. Lunch - Eat before you come to the campout or pack a lunch to eat at the campsite. Sat. Dinner - Pack 63 will provide dinner and dessert\, including dump cake\, and S'mores. Sun. Breakfast - Pack 63 will provide a cold breakfast to be eaten at camp or taken to go.Activities: The Pack will be exploring the National Park on the many available trails Saturday. Dens will hike the trails that fit their ability. After campsite cleanup\, families are invited to check out more of the park on their own Sunday.Overnight arrangements: Per updated BSA Barriers to Abuse\, ALL adults taking part in an overnight Cub Scout program must be a currently registered Scouting Amerca leader OR be a parent/legal guardian participating with their own child/legal ward. Other adults\, including adult siblings\, grandparents\, aunts\, uncles\, and step-parents CANNOT STAY OVERNIGHT at Cub Scout events unless they are a legal guardian of the Cub Scout that they are accompanying and/or a registered BSA adult leader. Adults who want to become a registered adult leader in order to attend Cub Scout overnight events with a grandchild\, niece\, nephew\, step-child\, or sibling\, must complete and submit a Scouting America adult leader application to the Cubmaster with a signed background check authorization\, proof of current Safeguarding Youth certification\, and pay an annual fee ($99) at least a week in advance of the event. Cub Scouts may only tent with their parents/legal guardians and youth siblings or with another youth of the same gender and within 2 years of age. Family tents are best for younger Cub Scouts although older Scouts (Webelos) are strongly encouraged to set up and sleep in their own tent in order to prepare for camping in a Scouts BSA troop/patrol. Only Scouts that are siblings - or within 2 years of age and the same gender - may tent together.What to Bring:-COMPLETED BSA Health Forms A&B for EACH Participant-BAGGED LUNCH for Saturday-TENT(S) A 3-4 person tent is recommended for a Cub Scout and Adult Partner with gear. A 6-8 person tent is recommended for a family with gear. A 1 or 2 person tent is recommended for Scouts sleeping in their own tent.-CAMP CHAIRS -DAY PACK WITH 6 CUB SCOUT ESSENTIALS (check your handbook)-MESS KIT or Reusable Plate and/or Bowl Spoon\, Knife\, Fork\, and Cup for cocoa-REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE-FLASHLIGHT/LANTERN-PERSONAL SLEEPING ITEMS (Sleeping bag\, pillow\, sleeping pad/air mattress\, cot\, blanket\, etc.)-PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS (toothbrush & toothpaste\, etc.)-MEDICATIONS -CHANGE OF CLOTHES-BUG SPRAY\, SUNSCREEN\, RAINCOAT\, GLOVES/MITTENS\, HATS\, AND OTHER WEATHER-APPROPRIATE GEAR (as necessary) -Extra pairs of socks and shoes (optional)If you have questions about the campout\, please send an email to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6759685
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6759687@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20251127T185547Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20260124T170000Z
DTEND:20260125T160000Z
SUMMARY:Cancelled - Givhans Ferry State Park Campout
DESCRIPTION:The weather forecast for this weekend is calling for freezing rain inland. For safety reasons we will cancel the Pack campout this Saturday. We hope to see you in March at our Congaree National Park Campout. Those who have paid and want to attend our next campout please comment in that event to transfer your payment to that campout.   \nPlease remember your Part A&B health forms for each person attending. If you have filled health forms out and given them to the Cubmaster for either the November or December 2025 Pack 63 campouts\, we have them in our Pack binder. For everyone else\, you must check in with your completed\, signed\, and dates forms when you arrive.We are camping in the primitive group area. You do not need to pay the entry fee as it is covered by our reservation. Enter Givhans Ferry State Park\, follow the paved road to the very end\, and pass through the gate into the dirt parking lot. We are in the first primitive campsite. Please set up your tents to the area right of the fire ring.Please remember mess kits for dinner and reusable cups for water and hot chocolate. As part of our commitment to Leave No Trace\, the Pack does not provide disposable dishware or cutlery. We look forward to seeing you starting at noon!Join us for our first Pack 63 Campout for 2026! We are planning a short hike\, time at the playground\, kickball\, and and other games.Check-in will start at Noon on Saturday\, and all families must be checked out by 10 am Sunday. Pack 63 will provide fire\, Sat. afternoon snacks\, dinner & dessert\, Sun. cold breakfast\, water\, and a dish-washing station. Parental/guardian supervision of their Scout(s) & sibling participants is required\, and Scouts and parents/guardians are expected to help during the campout. Dens will be assigned specific campout duties (kitchen set-up\, cooking\, kitchen clean-up\, kitchen tear-down\, etc.).Deadline for registration AND payment: January 20.Cost: $5 per participant. (Maximum Cost: $20 per Pack family (for immediate family - Scouts\, parents/legal guardians & siblings only.)Payment methods:-Scout Account (for Scouts with a sufficient balance - see the Payment Log balance under your Scout's profile in Scoutbook)-PayPal^ (cubscoutpack63@gmail.com)-Venmo^ (@Cubscout-PackSixtyThree)^use the Friends & Family/Gift option. If prompted\, use 2428 as the last 4 digits of the associated phone #.RSVP by posting a comment in this Scoutbook event (NOTE: Scoutbook will now redirect all calendar events to advancements.scouting.org) with the names of each of your family's participants & your method of payment. The Pack encourages everyone to campout overnight\, but you may come just for the daytime activities. If you plan to participate for the day only\, please indicate this in your comment so we can plan accordingly.Overnight arrangements: Per Scouting America Barriers to Abuse\, ALL adults taking part in an overnight Cub Scout program must be a currently registered Scouting America leader OR be a parent/legal guardian participating with their own child/legal ward. Other adults\, including adult siblings\, grandparents\, aunts\, uncles\, and step-parents CANNOT STAY OVERNIGHT at Cub Scout events unless they are a legal guardian of the Cub Scout that they are accompanying and/or a registered BSA adult leader. Adults who want to become a registered adult leader in order to attend Cub Scout overnight events with a grandchild\, niece\, nephew\, step-child\, or sibling\, must complete and submit a Scouting America adult leader application to the Cubmaster with a signed background check authorization\, proof of current Scouting America Safeguarding Youth Training certification\, and pay an annual fee ($99 for a calendar year) at least 2 weeks in advance of the event in order to ensure enough time for the background check to clear. Cub Scouts may only tent with their parents/legal guardians and youth siblings or with another youth of the same gender and within 2 years of age. Family tents are best for younger Cub Scouts although older Scouts (Webelos & AOLs) are strongly encouraged to set up and sleep in their own tent in order to prepare for camping in a Scouts BSA troop/patrol.***As a reminder\, all adults attending a Pack 63 campout should have completed Scouting America Safeguarding Youth Training at my.scouting.org and uploaded a copy of the completion certificate through the Google Form at https://forms.gle/iB7npTAbULwoXhC89 or emailed it to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com prior to the campout. The Pack maintains these certificates for currently registered adult leaders and Pack parents/legal guardians that have emailed/uploaded their certificate.*Please note that a completed and current hard copy Scouting America Annual Health & Medical Record (parts A & B) is required upon check-in for ALL participants (Scouts\, parents/guardians\, and siblings): https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdfWith your permission\, we will keep the forms on file for future Pack events. Please also keep a digital or hard copy at home for Council events. We CANNOT accept forms via email.***In keeping with our commitment to LEAVE NO TRACE principles\, each participant must bring a reusable water bottle and mess kit or other reusable plate/bowl\, cup for hot chocolate\, and utensils. The pack will NOT provide disposable plates\, cups\, or utensils!**What to Wear: Cub Scouts should wear their Field uniforms to and from the campout. At the campout\, participants should wear comfortable\, weather-appropriate clothing. Open toed shoes are prohibited at Scouting events.Meals:Sat. Lunch - Eat before you come to the campout or pack a lunch to eat at the campsite.Sat. Dinner - Pack 63 will provide dinner and dessert\, including "dump" cake\, S'mores\, and hot chocolate.Sun. Breakfast - Pack 63 will provide a cold breakfast to be eaten at camp or taken to go.What to Bring:-COMPLETED Scouting America Health Forms parts A&B for EACH Participant. See above.-BAGGED LUNCH for Saturday unless you eat lunch before coming out.-TENT(S) - A 3-4 person tent is recommended for a Cub Scout and Adult Partner with gear. A 6-8 person tent is recommended for a family with gear. A 1 or 2 person tent is recommended for Scouts sleeping in their own tent.-CAMP CHAIRS-DAY PACK WITH 6 CUB SCOUT ESSENTIALS (check your Cub Scout handbook)-MESS KIT or Reusable Plate and/or Bowl Spoon\, Knife\, Fork\, AND Cup for hot chocolate-REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE-FLASHLIGHT/LANTERN-PERSONAL SLEEPING ITEMS - Sleeping bag\, pillow\, sleeping pad/air mattress\, cot\, blanket\, etc.-PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS - toothbrush & toothpaste\, etc.-MEDICATIONS-CHANGE OF CLOTHES-BUG SPRAY\, SUNSCREEN\, RAINCOAT\, GLOVES/MITTENS\, HATS\, AND OTHER WEATHER-APPROPRIATE GEAR (as necessary)-Extra pairs of socks and shoes (optional)If you have questions about the campout\, please send an email to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6759687
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6759694@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20251127T211449Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20260411T160000Z
DTEND:20260412T140000Z
SUMMARY:Moultrie Campout - Location Update
DESCRIPTION:Location: 148 Boy Scout Ln\, Moncks Corner\, SC 29461We will work on the fishing elective adventure for each rank during this campout! If you have fishing poles\, please bring them! The pack will provide bait.The deadline for registration AND payment for this campout is April 7. No exceptions.Cost: $5 per participant. Maximum Cost: $20 per Pack family (Scouts\, parents/legal guardians & siblings only). Payment methods:-Scout Account (for Scouts with a sufficient balance - see the Payment Log balance under your Scout's profile in Scoutbook) OR-PayPal* (cubscoutpack63@gmail.com) OR-Venmo* (@Cubscout-PackSixtyThree)*use the Friends & Family option. If prompted\, use 2428 as the last 4 digits of the associated phone #. RSVP by posting a comment in this Scoutbook event (using the Scoutbook Plus website - not the app) with the names of the participants & your method of payment. We need an exact headcount of Scouts & family members planning to attend so we can ensure we have enough food and supplies. The Pack encourages everyone to campout overnight\, but you may come just for the day's activities. If you plan to participate for the day only\, please indicate this in your comment so we can plan accordingly.**A completed hard copy BSA Annual Health & Medical Record (parts A & B) is required upon check-in for ALL participants (Scouts\, parents/guardians\, and siblings): https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdfIf your health form was previously provided to the Elks Lodge 2025 campout\, the Festival of Lights 2025 Campout\, or the Conagree 2026 campout\, Pack 63 has maintained it on file. If NOT\, you MUST bring completed forms for all your family's participants with you to the campout. With your permission\, the pack will keep it on file for future pack events. Do NOT email health forms to the Pack or any Pack leaders. We encourage you to keep a digital copy for Council events.*****In keeping with our commitment to LEAVE NO TRACE principles\, each participant must bring a reusable water bottle and mess kit or other reusable plate/bowl\, cup\, & utensils. The pack will NOT provide disposable plates\, cups\, or utensils!***Check-in will start at 12 pm Saturday\, and all families must be checked out by 10am Sunday. Pack 63 will provide fire\, Sat. dinner & dessert\, Sun. breakfast\, water\, and a dish-washing station. Parental/guardian supervision of their Scout(s) & sibling participants is required\, and Scouts and parents/guardians are expected to help during the campout (kitchen set-up\, cooking\, kitchen clean-up\, kitchen tear-down\, etc.).As a reminder\, all adults attending a Pack 63 campout should have completed Scouting America Safeguarding Youth - previously Youth Protection Training (YPT) - at my.scouting.org within 1 year of the event and uploaded a copy of the completion certificate through the Google Form at https://forms.gle/iB7npTAbULwoXhC89 prior to the campout. The Pack maintains certificates for currently registered BSA adult leaders and Pack parents that have emailed/uploaded a certificate.What to Wear: Cub Scouts should wear their Field uniforms to and from the campout. At the campout\, participants should wear comfortable\, weather-appropriate clothing. Open toed shoes are prohibited at Scouting events.Meals: Sat. Lunch - Eat before you come to the campout or pack a lunch to eat at the campsite. Sat. Dinner - Pack 63 will provide a TBD dinner and dessert\, including dump cake\, and S'mores. Sun. Breakfast - Pack 63 will provide a cold breakfast to be eaten at camp or taken to go.Overnight arrangements: Per updated BSA Barriers to Abuse\, ALL adults taking part in an overnight Cub Scout program must be a currently registered Scouting Amerca leader OR be a parent/legal guardian participating with their own child/legal ward. Other adults\, including adult siblings\, grandparents\, aunts\, uncles\, and step-parents CANNOT STAY OVERNIGHT at Cub Scout events unless they are a legal guardian of the Cub Scout that they are accompanying and/or a registered BSA adult leader. Adults who want to become a registered adult leader in order to attend Cub Scout overnight events with a grandchild\, niece\, nephew\, step-child\, or sibling\, must complete and submit a Scouting America adult leader application to the Cubmaster with a signed background check authorization\, proof of current Safeguarding Youth certification\, and pay an annual fee ($99) at least a week in advance of the event. Cub Scouts may only tent with their parents/legal guardians and youth siblings or with another youth of the same gender and within 2 years of age. Family tents are best for younger Cub Scouts although older Scouts (Webelos) are strongly encouraged to set up and sleep in their own tent in order to prepare for camping in a Scouts BSA troop/patrol. Only Scouts that are siblings - or within 2 years of age and the same gender - may tent together.What to Bring:-COMPLETED BSA Health Forms A&B for EACH Participant-BAGGED LUNCH for Saturday-TENT(S) A 3-4 person tent is recommended for a Cub Scout and Adult Partner with gear. A 6-8 person tent is recommended for a family with gear. A 1 or 2 person tent is recommended for Scouts sleeping in their own tent.-CAMP CHAIRS -DAY PACK WITH 6 CUB SCOUT ESSENTIALS (check your handbook)-MESS KIT or Reusable Plate and/or Bowl Spoon\, Knife\, Fork\, and Cup for cocoa-REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE-FLASHLIGHT/LANTERN-PERSONAL SLEEPING ITEMS (Sleeping bag\, pillow\, sleeping pad/air mattress\, cot\, blanket\, etc.)-PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS (toothbrush & toothpaste\, etc.)-MEDICATIONS -CHANGE OF CLOTHES-BUG SPRAY\, SUNSCREEN\, RAINCOAT\, HATS\, AND OTHER WEATHER-APPROPRIATE GEAR (as necessary)-Extra pairs of socks and shoes (optional)If you have questions about the campout\, please send an email to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6759694
LOCATION:148 Boy Scout Ln\, Moncks Corner\, SC 29461
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6789925@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20251227T174225Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20260110T140000Z
DTEND:20260110T160000Z
SUMMARY:West Ashley Walking Path Service Project
DESCRIPTION:We will meet at the Drayton Hall Elementary parking lot at 9 am and split into two groups: Lions\, Tigers\, and Wolves will go from the school to Village Green\, and Bears\, Webelos\, and AOLs will go from the school towards Bees Ferry Rd. Please bring work gloves\, a water bottle\, and sunscreen/bug spray (as needed) and wear weather-appropriate clothing and shoes. Trash bags will be provided.Participation in this service project will fulfill the adventure requirement for your rank. 
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6789925
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6790814@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20251228T133831Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20260601T120000Z
DTEND:20260605T204500Z
SUMMARY:Palmetto District Day Camp
DESCRIPTION:Cub Scouts are invited to participate in "Dinosaurs Unleashed" at Cub Scout Day Camp the week of June 1-5\, 2026 at the Elks Lodge - 1113 Sam Rittenberg Blvd.\, Charleston\, SC 29407. Activities include Archery\, Bowling\, BB guns\, Wrist Rockets (Slingshots)\, Games\, and Crafts. Day Camp is the highlight of the Scouting year so don't miss out on this event!Check in: 8-8:30AM daily.Pick up: 4:15-4:45PM M-Th; 2PM Friday after awards.Cost (includes T-shirt\, patch\, day pack\, and crafts):Early Registration: $135 per participant PAID by March 1\, 2026.Regular Registration: $150 per participant PAID March 1-May 8\, 2026.Late Registration: $160 after May 8 (IF space allows\, T-shirt not guaranteed)Final Deadline: May 15\, 2026Registration Link: mycampmanager.com/hnw/events/2SDGH41Info needed for registration: Unit type: Pack; Unit #: 63; Unit structure: Individual; District: Palmetto; Council: Coastal CarolinaRank: Select the Rank/Den that your Scout will be as of June 2026. ALL current Cub Scouts will be moved up to the next rank/den in June regardless of the status of their personal advancement. Current Lions (Kindergarteners) will be Tigers for day camp. As with all Cub Scout activities and events\, a Tiger must have their parent with them at all times\, and the parent must register themselves as a participant and select their T-shirt size. (There is no additional cost for a Tiger Parent unless an additional T-shirt is ordered.) Current Tigers will be Wolves. Current Wolves will be Bears. Current Bears will be Webelos. Current Webelos will be AOLs (Select "Webelos 2" in MyCampManager).Uniform: The 2026 Day Camp T-shirt is the required uniform each day for all Scouts and volunteers. Purchasing an additional T-shirt or T-shirts ($15 each) is recommended to reduce daily laundry but is not required. Use "Shirt Request" on the left menu to enter sizes or order additional T-shirts. All participants and volunteers must wear socks and closed toed shoes each day.Volunteers: Pack 63 is expected to have the most Cub Scout participants so we are also expected to have the most adult volunteers! All packs are required to have at least 1 adult volunteer per 5 registered Scouts. The MORE volunteers\, the BETTER experience for the SCOUTS! Volunteers are needed for any amount of time during the week from a single day to the whole week.Volunteer registration cost is $20 and includes 1 camp T-shirt\, which is the required uniform each day. Training will be provided and is required. All day camp volunteers\, even currently registered leaders\, must fill out a BSA application labeled "Camp Staff" and email it to Kendra Barrett at Kendra.Barrett@scouting.org. After the conclusion of Day Camp\, Pack 63 will reimburse current Pack 63 den leaders and committee members for their volunteer registration fee if they volunteer at least 3 full days or 5 partial days.Lunch: Each participant and volunteer must bring their own lunch.Please note that a completed and current hard copy BSA Annual Health & Medical Record (parts A & B) is required on or before Monday check in for each participant and volunteer: https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdfContact Trevor Shelor\, District Executive\, at trevor.shelor@scouting.org if you have any questions about registration or volunteering.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6790814
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6816769@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260112T163738Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20260222T140000Z
DTEND:20260222T151500Z
SUMMARY:Scout Sunday
DESCRIPTION:Scouting America designates the Sunday before February 8 (Scouting Anniversary Day) as Scout Sunday\, which is the primary date to recognize the contributions of youth and adults to Scouting. However\, each chartered organization/local church can choose to celebrate on this date\, to adopt another specific Sunday each year\, or to choose the Sunday most acceptable to the pastor and congregation.Pack 63's Chartered Organization\, Old St. Andrew's Parish Church\, will celebrate Scout Sunday in 2026 on February 22nd. Cub Scouts (wearing their field uniform) and their families are welcome to attend church services at OSA and be part of the Honor Guard with Troops 63B and 63G and Venturing Crew 63 at the 9 am Family Service.***Please arrive no later than 8:45 am.***Uniforms are to be neat with shirts tucked in (for boys). Neckerchiefs\, slides\, and belts should be worn.RSVPs are not needed. Attendance will be taken for those that attend the service at OSA. Please post a comment and picture in this Scoutbook event only if your Scout attended your family s place of worship for either Scout Sunday 2026 (2/22) or Scout Shabbat 2026
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6816769
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6952952@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260511T230839Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20260614T183000Z
DTEND:20260614T200000Z
SUMMARY:Elks Lodge Flag Day and Color Guard
DESCRIPTION:The Elks Lodge has asked us to assist in a Flag Day Ceremony at the Elks Lodge (1113 Sam Rittenberg Drive) on Sunday\, June 14 @ 3 pm. Scouts will take the new American flag outside and lower the old flag and raise the new flag. Please arrive at 2:30 to practice before the ceremony.All Scouts MUST come dressed to impress in their Field Uniforms\, Scouts BSA please wear your merit badge sash.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6952952
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6958844@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260517T001136Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20260524T131500Z
DTEND:20260524T160000Z
SUMMARY:Flag Retirement and Honor Guard
DESCRIPTION:Memorial Day Services at OSA\nThis is a formal event. Scouts should attend in Class A Field Uniform (blue or tan scout shirt tucked into their uniform pants\, neckerchief and hat). \nThe Cub Scouts will assist the Troop with breaking down the flags starting at 9:25 am and then with performing the flag retirement ceremony at 10am during the break between church services. \nPlease bring a water bottle. This event will be held outside and it will be warm.\nA parent is required to supervise their children at all times during the event.\n
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6958844
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6970149@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260527T162525Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20260613T180000Z
DTEND:20260613T200000Z
SUMMARY:Pack Annual Planning - 2 pm meeting time
DESCRIPTION:Annual Planning Meeting - we will be scheduling camping trips\, discussing service project ideas\, and talking about den meetings and den annual planning.  Meeting will be in Howard's room. Please enter through the side door of the education building as there is an event in Gilchrist.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6970149
LOCATION:OSA - Howard's room
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6970151@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260527T162648Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20260711T140000Z
DTEND:20260711T153000Z
SUMMARY:Annual Pack Kickball
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for our annual Pack Kickball game (and popsicles) @ Drayton Hall Elementary! Scouts AND parents will be participating so come prepared to play! Please bring sunscreen\, bug spray\, a chair\, and a water bottle. We hope to see you there!\n
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6970151
LOCATION:Field behind Drayton Hall Elementary School
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6970154@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260527T163006Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20260822T203000Z
DTEND:20260822T223000Z
SUMMARY:Pack Recruiting Event
DESCRIPTION:***Wear a Cub Scout t-shirt if you have one! Full field uniform is not necessary for today. ***Please park across the pond on the circle drive until that parking is full. There are two events at OSA tomorrow and we need to maximize the parking. Thank you! We will be welcoming prospective Cub Scouts and their families at the event so come out\, bring a friend not in Scouting\, and show support for our Pack!We need parent volunteers to run our six activity stations and run the check-in/sign-up table. Instructions for both stations will be provided to the adult volunteers. The more parents who volunteer to help at each station\, the more fun will be to be had by all of the kids. We will also have a tent set up to help new families register their children for Cub Scouts\, and Pack and den leaders will be available to answer questions about our Pack and program\, including den meetings\, camping\, and other activities.If you are able to help with this event\, please email cubscoutpack63@gmail.com as soon as possible!Round Robin Stations: Displays* Display of different Scouting materials (books\, etc)\, uniform\, etc.Activities (all stations can use Cub Scouts help).* Cootie Catcher about Oath\, Law and LNT (need adults to lead)* Teach and Practice How to tie a square knot (and race an older scout - need adults)* Macrame keychain activity - Kyle Miller will lead\, need additional adultsmade out of paracord* make paper airplanes - fly for distance (need adults to lead)* Ice cream in a bag (need adults to lead)
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6970154
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church\, 2604 Ashley River Road\, Charleston\, SC 29414
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:6971670@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260528T153626Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20260530T130000Z
DTEND:20260530T190000Z
SUMMARY:Palmetto District Day Camp Set Up Work Day
DESCRIPTION:Palmetto District Day Camp needs help setting up on Saturday before Day Camp week. Work will include:Setting up tents for BB and Archery rangesSetting up BB and Archery rangesMoving picnic tablesSetting up the office and check-in areasClearing the patio area of dirt and leavesHanging den signs and Scout Oath and Law signsCutting and trimming plants*Cub Scouts must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian.***Please bring work gloves\, leaf blowers\, (full) water bottle\, bagged lunch.**
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/6971670
LOCATION:Elks Lodge\, 1113 Sam Rittenberg Blvd\, Charleston\, SC 29407
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7142889@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T154817Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20260901T220000Z
DTEND:20260901T230000Z
SUMMARY:Beginning of the Year Pack and Den Meetings 
DESCRIPTION:Join us at our start of the Cub Scout year Pack Meeting!\nWe will be welcoming our new Cub Scouts and their families and handing out adventures earned at Day Camp. There will be a special ceremony for one of our adult leaders\, and dens will break out to work on the Bobcat Adventure for the second half of the meeting.\nFollowing our beginning of the year Pack meeting\, dens will meet on their regularly scheduled nights.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7142889
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7142903@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T160041Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20260925T213000Z
DTEND:20260927T140000Z
SUMMARY:Council Cub Family Campout 
DESCRIPTION:Coastal Carolina Council invites Cub Scout families for Fall Cub Family Camp! This year's theme is the Ho Non Wah School of Scoutcraft and Wizardry so get excited for a weekend of magic\, adventure\, and unforgettable family fun!Registration must be done by a parent/legal guardian through Coastal Carolina Council's online registration system\, https://scoutingevent.com/550-fallcubcamp#Registration fee: $45 per Scout/sibling/adult. Included in the cost: Saturday breakfast\, lunch\, dinner\, and evening snack\, Sunday grab & go breakfast. Registration has been extended through Monday 9/14/26! Payment options include: Credit or debit cards through scoutingevent.com or credit/debit\, cash\, or check by visiting the Coastal Carolina Council Service Center at 5935 Rivers Ave. Suite 200\, North Charleston\, South Carolina 29406. Credit/debit card transactions are subject to a 5% convenience fee. Checks may also mailed be to Council (attention: Cub Family) at the address above. Keep in mind that the Council office is closed from noon Fridays - 8AM Mondays.For questions about registration or the event\, contact Monica Campbell\, Council Program Coordinator at (843) 763-0305 or Monica.Campbell@scouting.org. Upon registration\, you will receive an email with the leader guide as an attachment. This guide includes information about what to pack\, directions\, parking\, check-in procedures\, schedule\, rules and regulations\, etc.***ALL participants must bring current completed and signed Scouting America Annual Health and Medical Record parts A and B : https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdfCheck-in: 5:30-7:30 PM Friday Sept. 25. Dinner will NOT be served so eat before arriving at camp.For scouts with sufficient funds in their Scout Accounts (Payment Log in Scoutbook) from prior popcorn or camp card sales\, you may send the Council receipt or a screenshot from ScoutingEvent.com to request reimbursement via PayPal or Venmo to the Pack Treasurer at cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7142903
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7142908@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T160304Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20261023T040000Z
DTEND:20261026T035959Z
SUMMARY:Cub Haunted - Council Campout - Friday OR Saturday
DESCRIPTION:Registration Closes TODAY so if your family wants to attend and has not yet registered\, either sign up online by midnight or call the Council office before 5pm!Put on your favorite Scout-friendly costume and join families across the Coastal Carolina Council for Cub Haunted\, an evening full of spooky fun\, outdoor adventure\, and unforgettable memories! Explore Halloween-themed activities\, games\, crafts\, a not-too-scary haunted trail\, campfire fun\, and plenty of treats along the way. Costumes are encouraged\, and siblings are welcome to join the fun!Registration: https://scoutingevent.com/550-CubHaunted26** Select 1 night to attend (Friday OR Saturday) **Contact the Council office with questions about registration or the event: (843) 763-0305. Monica Campbell\, Program Coordinator (Monica.Campbell@scouting.org)More details\, including exact times for check-in and check-out for each session\, will be emailed by Council before the event..Registration fee: $30 per Scout/sibling/adult. Registration closes 10/13/26 (updated). Payment options include: Credit or debit cards through scoutingevent.com or credit/debit\, cash\, or check by visiting the Coastal Carolina Council Service Center at 5935 Rivers Ave. Suite 200\, North Charleston\, South Carolina 29406. Credit/debit card transactions are subject to a 5% convenience fee.*** ALL participants must bring a hard copy of their current completed and signed Scouting America Health and Medical Record parts A&B: https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdfFor scouts with sufficient funds in their Scout Accounts (Payment Log in Scoutbook) from prior popcorn or camp card sales\, you may send the Council receipt or a screenshot from ScoutingEvent.com to request reimbursement via PayPal or Venmo to the Pack Treasurer at cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7142908
LOCATION:Camp Ho Non Wah
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7142970@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T162941Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20261121T180000Z
DTEND:20261122T140000Z
SUMMARY:Leave No Trace Campout at the Elks Lodge
DESCRIPTION:The theme of this annual Pack 63 campout is "Leave No Trace." The deadline for registration and payment is Sunday November 15.Our November campout will be held on the grounds of the Elk's Lodge. Check-in is from 1-2 pm on Saturday\, and check-out is by 9am Sunday. Pack 63 will provide fire\, food\, water\, and a dish-washing station. The Elks Lodge has restroom facilities for our use.We will be learning and discussing the Principles of Leave No Trace and why they are important for camping and other outside activities! Pack 63 encourages everyone who is allowed to stay overnight per Scouting America's Barriers to Abuse (see "Overnight Arrangements" below) to campout overnight\, but Scouts and family members may come just for the day's activities instead. If anyone in your family plans to participate for the day only\, please indicate this in your comment so we can plan accordingly. Parental/legal guardian supervsion is required\, and Scouts and parents/legal guardians are expected to help during the campout.The cost of this campout is $5 per participant with a maximum of $20 per Scout family (only Scouts\, parents/legal guardians\, and siblings are considered for the family maximum). The preferred payment methods are: PayPal (@CubScoutPack63) or Venmo (@CubScout-PackSixtyThree) using the Gift/Friends & Family option. If prompted for the last 4 digits of the associated phone number\, use 2428. For Scouts with a sufficient balance from popcorn/camp card sales (see the Payment Log balance under your Scout's profile)\, they may use their Scout Account funds.RSVP by posting a comment in this Scoutbook event (using the Scoutbook website - not app) with the names of the participants & your method of payment. RSVPs are turned off as we need a precise headcount.*Per Scouting America's Barriers to Abuse\, ALL adults taking part in an overnight Cub Scout program MUST review the "How to Protect your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide" that can be found in the front of each Cub Scout Handbook or linked through Scoutbook under your Scout's Advancement. Your Scout is required to complete the exercises in this pamphlet in order to earn each rank. If you have not already reviewed the pamphlet and worked with your Scout to complete the exercises for their current rank\, please do so NOW and mark the rank requirement complete in Scoutbook. Additionally\, ALL adults attending a Pack 63 campout should have completed Scouting America's Safeguarding Youth Training at my.scouting.org within 1 year of the event and uploaded a copy of the completion certificate through the Google Form at https://forms.gle/iB7npTAbULwoXhC89 prior to the campout. The Pack maintains certificates for currently registered adult leaders and Pack parents that have emailed/uploaded their certificate.*All participants (Cub Scouts\, adults\, and siblings) must bring a complete and current hard copy of Scouting America Annual Health and Medical Record parts A & B: https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdf unless you have already turned the forms into your den leader in September or October 2026. With your permission\, we will keep the medical forms on file for future Pack events. Please also keep a digital or hard copy at home for Council events. Do NOT email your forms to the pack or any leaders in the pack.Please keep in mind that alcohol and pets are prohibited at Scouting events.Each participant must bring a water bottle and mess kit or other useable plate and utensils. In keeping with our Leave No Trace theme\, the pack will NOT provide disposable plates and utensils! A suggested list of items to bring to the campout is included below.What to Wear:Cub Scouts should wear their Field uniforms to and from the campout. At the campout\, Scouts are encouraged to wear scout-themed shirts or other comfortable\, weather-appropriate clothing. Open toed shoes are prohibited at Scouting events for all participants.Meals:Sat. Lunch - Bring a bagged lunch.Sat. Dinner - Pack 63 will be providing dinner.Sat. Evening Dessert - Pack 63 will provide S'mores and cobbler.Sun. Breakfast - Pack 63 will provide a cold breakfast.Sleeping:Family tents are best for younger Cub Scouts although older Cub Scouts (Webelos and AOLs) are strongly encouraged to set up and sleep in their own tent in order to help them prepare for camping in a Scouts BSA troop/patrol. Only Cub Scouts that are siblings - or within 2 years of age and the same gender - may tent together. There is no space at this location for hammocks.What to Bring:-COMPLETED Health Forms A&B for EACH Participant-BAGGED LUNCH for Saturday-TENT(S) A 3-4 person tent is recommended for a Cub Scout and Adult Partner with gear. A 6-8 person tent is recommended for a family with gear. A 1 or 2 person tent is recommended for Scouts sleeping in their own tent.-CAMP CHAIRS-MESS KIT or Reusable Cup\, Bowl\, Plate\, Spoon\, Knife\, Fork-REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE-PERSONAL SLEEPING ITEMS (Sleeping bag\, pillow\, sleeping pad/air mattress\, etc.)-PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS (toothbrush & toothpaste\, etc.)-MEDICATIONS-FLASHLIGHT/LANTERN/HEADLAMP-CHANGE OF CLOTHES-BUG SPRAY\, SUNSCREEN\, RAINCOAT AND OTHER WEATHER-APPROPRIATE GEAR (as necessary)-Extra pairs of socks and shoes (optional)If you have questions about the campout\, please send an email to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7142970
LOCATION:Elks Lodge\, 1113 Sam Rittenberg Blvd\, Charleston\, SC
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7142973@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T163325Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20261205T180000Z
DTEND:20261206T150000Z
SUMMARY:Festival of Lights Campout
DESCRIPTION:Space is limited so we need an exact headcount of Scouts & family members planning to attend\, and each family is limited to 1 vehicle in the park. The deadline for registration AND payment for this campout is November 29.The cost of this campout is $10 per participant with a maximum of $40 per family. (Only Scouts\, parents/legal guardians\, and youth siblings are considered for the family maximum cost. $10 for additional family members.) Available payment methods are: PayPal (@CubScoutPack63) or Venmo (@CubScout-PackSixtyThree) using the Gift/Friends & Family option. If prompted for the last 4 digits of the associated phone number\, use 2428. OR for Scouts with a sufficient balance from popcorn/camp card sales (see the Payment Log balance under your Scout's profile)\, Scout Account.RSVP by posting a comment in this Scoutbook event (using the Scoutbook website - not app) with the names of the participants & your method of payment. RSVPs are turned off as we need the names of all participants. Pack 63 encourages everyone who is allowed to stay overnight per Scouting America's Barriers to Abuse (see "Overnight Arrangements" below) to campout overnight\, but Scouts and family members may come just for the day's activities instead. If anyone in your family plans to participate for the day only\, please indicate this in your comment so we can plan accordingly.*Per Scouting America's Barriers to Abuse\, ALL adults taking part in an overnight Cub Scout program MUST review the "How to Protect your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide" that can be found in the front of each Cub Scout Handbook or linked through Scoutbook under your Scout's Advancement. Your Scout is required to complete the exercises in this pamphlet in order to earn each rank. If you have not already reviewed the pamphlet and worked with your Scout to complete the exercises for their current rank\, please do so NOW and mark the rank requirement complete in Scoutbook. Additionally\, ALL adults attending a Pack 63 campout should have completed Scouting America's Safeguarding Youth Training at my.scouting.org within 1 year of the event and uploaded a copy of the completion certificate through the Google Form at https://forms.gle/iB7npTAbULwoXhC89 prior to the campout. The Pack maintains certificates for currently registered adult leaders and Pack parents that have emailed/uploaded their certificate.***A completed hard copy Scouting America Annual Health & Medical Record (parts A & B) is required upon check-in for ALL participants (Scouts\, parents/legal guardians\, siblings\, other family members - even if they are participating for the day activities only): https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdf. You MUST bring completed forms for all your family's participants with you to the campout. We cannot accept email copies. With your permission\, we will keep the forms on file for future Pack events. Please also keep a digital or hard copy at home for Council events.*****In keeping with our commitment to LEAVE NO TRACE principles\, each participant must bring a reusable water bottle and mess kit or other reusable plate/bowl\, cup\, & utensils. The Pack will NOT provide disposable plates\, cups\, or utensils!***Check-in will be 1-3 pm on Saturday\, and check-out is by 10 am on Sunday. Keep in mind that the park's Festival hours start at 5:30 so traffic will back up closer to that time\, and you will likely have to pay Festival admission if you arrive later. Pack 63 will provide Sat. dinner & dessert\, Sun. breakfast\, water\, fire\, and a dish-washing station. Parental/guardian supervision of their Scouts and sibling participants is required\, and Scouts and parents/guardians are expected to help during the campout. Dens will be assigned specific campout duties (kitchen/Pack set-up\, cooking\, kitchen clean-up\, kitchen/Pack tear-down\, etc.).What to Wear:Cub Scouts and adult leaders should wear their Field uniforms to and from the campout. At the campout\, participants should wear comfortable\, weather-appropriate clothing. Open toed shoes are prohibited at Pack events.Meals:Sat. Lunch - Eat before you come to the campout or bring a bagged lunch.Sat. Dinner - Pack 63 will be providing dinner and dessert\, including S'mores and hot chocolate.Sun. Breakfast - Pack 63 will provide a cold breakfast to be eaten at camp or taken to-go.Overnight Arrangements:-Per Scouting America's Barriers to Abuse\, ALL adults staying overnight for a Cub Scout event must be either a currently registered leader OR be a parent/legal guardian participating with their own child/legal ward. Other adults\, including adult siblings\, grandparents\, aunts\, uncles\, and step-parents CANNOT STAY OVERNIGHT at Cub Scout events unless they are a legal guardian of the Cub Scout that they are accompanying OR they are a registered adult leader. Adults who want to become a registered adult leader in order to attend Cub Scout overnight events with a grandchild\, niece\, nephew\, step-child\, or sibling\, must complete and submit a Scouting America adult leader application to the Cubmaster with a signed background check authorization\, current Safeguarding Youth Training certification\, and pay an annual fee of $99 at least a week in advance of the event.-Cub Scouts may only tent with their parents/legal guardians and youth siblings or with another youth of the same gender and within 2 years of age.-There is no space at this location for hammocks.-Pets are NOT allowed per the Scouting America General Health and Safety FAQs. Alcohol is prohibited.What to Bring:-COMPLETED Health Forms A&B for EACH Participant-BAGGED LUNCH for Saturday-TENT(S) A 3-4 person tent is recommended for a Cub Scout and Adult Partner with gear. A 6-8 person tent is recommended for a family with gear. A 1 or 2 person tent is recommended for Scouts sleeping in their own tent.-MESS KIT or Reusable Plate and/or Bowl Spoon\, Knife\, Fork\, and Cup for hot chocolate for each participant.-REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE-FLASHLIGHT/LANTERN/HEADLAMP-PERSONAL SLEEPING ITEMS (Sleeping bag\, pillow\, sleeping pad/air mattress\, cot\, etc.)-PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS (toothbrush & toothpaste\, etc.)-MEDICATIONS-CHANGE OF CLOTHES-BUG SPRAY\, SUNSCREEN\, RAINCOAT\, GLOVES/MITTENS\, HATS\, AND OTHER WEATHER-APPROPRIATE GEAR (as necessary)-Extra pairs of socks and shoes (optional)-CAMP CHAIRS (recommended)Please send any questions about the campout to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7142973
LOCATION:James Island County Park
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7142981@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T164206Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20270206T143000Z
DTEND:20270206T163000Z
SUMMARY:Pinewood Derby Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Come work on your 2027 Pinewood Derby car in the back parking lot at OSA! Uniforms are not required - just dress appropriately for the weather! This is a rain or shine event. Be prepared by bringing your car design sketched on the block of wood in your kit (if you already have one) or on a piece of paper. Per Scouting America safety guidelines\, Scouts (youth under 18) cannot use power tools so Pack 63 registered adult leaders will operate the saw to cut the Scout's design. This event is for cutting only. No paints or weights will be available. This is a drop-in event so come anytime between 9:30 -11AM. Scouts with pre-sketched designs will be assisted on a first come\, first serve basis. A parent/adult partner is required to supervise their child(ren) at all times during the event. You can also come just to pick up a pre-purchased kit and work on it at home. Note: A 2nd Pack 63 PWD workshop will be held at OSA on Saturday February 20 for those that need help with cutting their car or just need to purchase a kit and cannot make it on 2/6.PLEASE RSVP for this event on or before Tuesday February 2 by posting a comment so we know how many people go expect. You can purchase your own kit or you can purchase one through Pack 63 by including in your comment the number of kits your family will need and so we can ensure we have enough kits on hand for the Work Shop day. Kits will be available through the Pack for a discounted price of $5 for registered Pack 63 Cub Scouts. Kits for siblings and adults will be available for the $7 retail price. **Prepayment to the Pack is required to reserve a kit for 2/6 or 2/20. ** Payment options are Scout Account (for Scouts that have allocated funds from popcorn or camp card sales or credits from the cancelled campout - check your Scouts Payment Log in Scoutbook) or PayPal/Venmo to: CubScoutPack63@gmail.com. PayPal: @CubScoutPack63 Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/CubScout-PackSixtyThree Use the friends & family option so no fees are charged to the Pack. If prompted\, use 2428 as the last 4 digits of the associated phone #.Kits may also be purchased from the Coastal Carolina Council Scout Shop (new address: 5935 Rivers Ave.Suite 200) or online at scoutshop.org. The local shop is open 10:00am - 1:00pm and 1:30pm-3:00pm on Fridays\, 9:00am - 2:00pm on Saturdays\, and 10:00am - 1:00pm and 1:30pm - 6:00pm Mondays - Thursdays. Pack 63's Pinewood Derby Race Day will be Saturday March 6 at OSA. Car check-in will be the evening of Friday\, March 5. Siblings and adults are welcome to participate (in separate races). Invitations for the check-in\, log-in information to watch the derby online\, and a list of race rules and regulations are linked here and have been or will be sent separately via Scoutbook.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7142981
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church - Back Parking Lot
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7142984@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T164448Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20270207T140000Z
DTEND:20270207T151500Z
SUMMARY:Scout Sunday
DESCRIPTION:Scouting America designates the Sunday before February 8 (Scouting Anniversary Day) as Scout Sunday\, which is the primary date to recognize the contributions of youth and adults to Scouting. However\, each chartered organization/local church can choose to celebrate on this date\, to adopt another specific Sunday each year\, or to choose the Sunday most acceptable to the pastor and congregation.Pack 63's Chartered Organization\, Old St. Andrew's Parish Church\, will celebrate Scout Sunday in 2027 on February 7th. Cub Scouts (wearing their field uniform) and their families are welcome to attend church services at OSA and be part of the Honor Guard with Troops 63B and 63G and Venturing Crew 63 at the 9 am Family Service.***Please arrive no later than 8:45 am.***Uniforms are to be neat with shirts tucked in (for boys). Neckerchiefs\, slides\, and belts should be worn.RSVPs are not needed. Attendance will be taken for those that attend the service at OSA. Please post a comment and picture in this Scoutbook event only if your Scout attended your family s place of worship for either Scout Sunday 2027 (2/7) or Scout Shabbat 2027
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7142984
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7142987@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T164637Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270305T233000Z
DTEND:20270306T003000Z
SUMMARY:Pinewood Derby Check In
DESCRIPTION:This is a reminder for the Pinewood Derby Check In tonight. Please make sure your car is close to 5.0 ounces without going over. You will have to bring materials if you wish to make alterations at the check in/weigh in.***All cars MUST be checked in tonight in order to race tomorrow. We will not have time to do check-in immediately before the race on Saturday.***Pack Rules - https://drive.google.com/file/d/12f1FgTdPASJSpCiS7NjVqqPKIN23Tb4e/view?usp=share_link
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7142987
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7142990@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T164817Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270306T200000Z
DTEND:20270306T230000Z
SUMMARY:Pinewood Derby
DESCRIPTION:Please RSVP for your Scout(s) ASAP so we know how many Scouts will be participating!Pinewood Derby racing will start a little after 3 pm.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7142990
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7142991@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T164947Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270220T200000Z
DTEND:20270220T210000Z
SUMMARY:Pinewood Derby Workshop #2
DESCRIPTION:Come work on your 2027 Pinewood Derby car in the back parking lot at OSA if you cannot make the first workshop on 2/6! Uniforms are not required - just dress appropriately for the weather! This is a rain or shine event. Be prepared by bringing your car design sketched on the block of wood in your kit (if you already have one) or on a piece of paper. Per Scouting America safety guidelines\, Scouts (youth under 18) cannot use power tools so Pack 63 registered adult leaders will operate the saw to cut the Scout's design. This event is for cutting only. No paints or weights will be available. This is a drop-in event so come anytime between 9:30 -11 AM. Scouts with pre-sketched designs will be assisted on a first come\, first serve basis. A parent/adult partner is required to supervise their child(ren) at all times during the event. You can also come just to pick up a pre-purchased kit and work on it at home.PLEASE RSVP for this event on or before Thursday 2/18 by posting a comment so we know how many people go expect. You can purchase your own kit or you can purchase one through Pack 63 by including in your comment the number of kits your family will need and so we can ensure we have enough kits on hand for the Work Shop day. Kits will be available through the Pack for a discounted price of $5 for registered Pack 63 Cub Scouts. Kits for siblings and adults will be available for the $7 retail price. **Prepayment to the Pack is required to reserve a kit. ** Payment options are Scout Account (for Scouts that have allocated funds from popcorn or camp card sales or credits from the cancelled campout - check your Scouts Payment Log in Scoutbook) or PayPal/Venmo to: CubScoutPack63@gmail.com. PayPal: @CubScoutPack63 Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/CubScout-PackSixtyThree Use the friends & family option so no fees are charged to the Pack. If prompted\, use 2428 as the last 4 digits of the associated phone #. Kits may also be purchased from the Coastal Carolina Council Scout Shop (new address: 5935 Rivers Ave.Suite 200) or online at scoutshop.org. The local shop is open 10:00am - 1:00pm and 1:30pm-3:00pm on Fridays\, 9:00am - 2:00pm on Saturdays\, and 10:00am - 1:00pm and 1:30pm - 6:00pm Mondays - Thursdays. Pack 63's Pinewood Derby Race Day will be Saturday February 21 at OSA. Car check-in will be the evening of Friday February 20. Siblings and adults are welcome to participate (in separate races). Invitations for the check-in\, log-in information to watch the derby online\, and a list of race rules and regulations are linked here and have been or will be sent separately via Scoutbook.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7142991
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143002@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T165345Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20270410T180000Z
DTEND:20270410T200000Z
SUMMARY:2027 Palmetto District Pinewood Derby
DESCRIPTION:The top 3 for each den in each pack are eligible for the district pinewood derby. The Pack will cover the $5 registration cost for those 15 cars as well as the winner of our pack fan favorite vote (if that car is not also in the top 3 for their den). If you left your car with the Pack after the Pack 63 PWD\, we will check your car in for you. If you took your car home after the Pack Pinewood Derby\, you are responsible for checking your car into the district pinewood derby on Saturday 4/10. Car Check-in 2-2:45 pm. Please come early if you took your car home! Races start at 3 pm\, The target end time is 4 pm. All cars should be taken home after the district derby as there is no Council-level derby.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143002
LOCATION:None
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143013@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T165713Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270403T160000Z
DTEND:20270404T140000Z
SUMMARY:Givhens Ferry Campout
DESCRIPTION:\nThe deadline for registration AND payment for this campout is March 28. No exceptions.Cost: $5 per participant. Maximum Cost: $20 per Pack family (Scouts\, parents/legal guardians & siblings only). Payment methods:-Scout Account (for Scouts with a sufficient balance - see the Payment Log balance under your Scout's profile in Scoutbook) OR-PayPal* (cubscoutpack63@gmail.com) OR-Venmo* (@Cubscout-PackSixtyThree)*use the Friends & Family option. If prompted\, use 2428 as the last 4 digits of the associated phone #. RSVP by posting a comment in this Scoutbook event (using the Scoutbook Plus website - not the app) with the names of the participants & your method of payment. We need an exact headcount of Scouts & family members planning to attend so we can ensure we have enough food and supplies. The Pack encourages everyone to campout overnight\, but you may come just for the day's activities. If you plan to participate for the day only\, please indicate this in your comment so we can plan accordingly.**A completed hard copy BSA Annual Health & Medical Record (parts A & B) is required upon check-in for ALL participants (Scouts\, parents/guardians\, and siblings): https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdfIf your health form was previously turned in at the  Elks Lodge 2026 campout\, the Festival of Lights 2026 Campout\, or the Yorktown 2027 overnight event\, Pack 63 has maintained it on file. If NOT\, you MUST bring completed forms for all your family's participants with you to the campout. With your permission\, the pack will keep it on file for future pack events. Do NOT email health forms to the Pack or any Pack leaders. We encourage you to keep a digital copy for Council events.*****In keeping with our commitment to LEAVE NO TRACE principles\, each participant must bring a reusable water bottle and mess kit or other reusable plate/bowl\, cup\, & utensils. The pack will NOT provide disposable plates\, cups\, or utensils!***Check-in will start at 12 pm Saturday\, and all families must be checked out by 10am Sunday. Pack 63 will provide fire\, Sat. dinner & dessert\, Sun. breakfast\, water\, and a dish-washing station. Parental/guardian supervision of their Scout(s) & sibling participants is required\, and Scouts and parents/guardians are expected to help during the campout (kitchen set-up\, cooking\, kitchen clean-up\, kitchen tear-down\, etc.).As a reminder\, all adults attending a Pack 63 campout should have completed Scouting America Safeguarding Youth - previously Youth Protection Training (YPT) - at my.scouting.org within 1 year of the event and uploaded a copy of the completion certificate through the Google Form at https://forms.gle/iB7npTAbULwoXhC89 prior to the campout. The Pack maintains certificates for currently registered BSA adult leaders and Pack parents that have emailed/uploaded a certificate.What to Wear: Cub Scouts should wear their Field uniforms to and from the campout. At the campout\, participants should wear comfortable\, weather-appropriate clothing. Open toed shoes are prohibited at Scouting events.Meals: Sat. Lunch - Eat before you come to the campout or pack a lunch to eat at the campsite. Sat. Dinner - Pack 63 will provide a TBD dinner and dessert\, including dump cake\, and S'mores. Sun. Breakfast - Pack 63 will provide a cold breakfast to be eaten at camp or taken to go.Overnight arrangements: Per updated BSA Barriers to Abuse\, ALL adults taking part in an overnight Cub Scout program must be a currently registered Scouting America leader OR be a parent/legal guardian participating with their own child/legal ward. Other adults\, including adult siblings\, grandparents\, aunts\, uncles\, and step-parents CANNOT STAY OVERNIGHT at Cub Scout events unless they are a legal guardian of the Cub Scout that they are accompanying and/or a registered BSA adult leader. Adults who want to become a registered adult leader in order to attend Cub Scout overnight events with a grandchild\, niece\, nephew\, step-child\, or sibling\, must complete and submit a Scouting America adult leader application to the Cubmaster with a signed background check authorization\, proof of current Safeguarding Youth certification\, and pay an annual fee ($99) at least a week in advance of the event. Cub Scouts may only tent with their parents/legal guardians and youth siblings or with another youth of the same gender and within 2 years of age. Family tents are best for younger Cub Scouts although older Scouts (Webelos) are strongly encouraged to set up and sleep in their own tent in order to prepare for camping in a Scouts BSA troop/patrol. Only Scouts that are siblings - or within 2 years of age and the same gender - may tent together.What to Bring:-COMPLETED Scouting America Health Forms A&B for EACH Participant-BAGGED LUNCH for Saturday-TENT(S) A 3-4 person tent is recommended for a Cub Scout and Adult Partner with gear. A 6-8 person tent is recommended for a family with gear. A 1 or 2 person tent is recommended for Scouts sleeping in their own tent.-CAMP CHAIRS -DAY PACK WITH 6 CUB SCOUT ESSENTIALS (check your handbook)-MESS KIT or Reusable Plate and/or Bowl Spoon\, Knife\, Fork\, and Cup for cocoa-REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE-FLASHLIGHT/LANTERN-PERSONAL SLEEPING ITEMS (Sleeping bag\, pillow\, sleeping pad/air mattress\, cot\, blanket\, etc.)-PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS (toothbrush & toothpaste\, etc.)-MEDICATIONS -CHANGE OF CLOTHES-BUG SPRAY\, SUNSCREEN\, RAINCOAT\, HATS\, AND OTHER WEATHER-APPROPRIATE GEAR (as necessary)-Extra pairs of socks and shoes (optional)If you have questions about the campout\, please send an email to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143013
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143015@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T165908Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270525T221500Z
DTEND:20270525T233000Z
SUMMARY:Pack Meeting - End of Year Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Update: All Pack 63 families are invited to this final pack meeting of the year\, where we will celebrate of all of the accomplishments of our Cub Scouts this year! Pack 63 Cub Scouts in attendance will receive their neckerchief\, slide\, and handbook for their new rank/den! We will also hand out any belt loops/pins and ranks earned by May 18th but not yet awarded. If your family is unable to attend the event\, these items will be available to pick up at one of our summer pack activities or will be handed out at the first den meeting of next year.Scouts and leaders should wear their full field uniforms. Families may bring a snack to share\, but it not required. The pack will provide dessert! Please RSVP by end of day Tuesday May 18 for planning purposes.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143015
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church - Ghilchrist Hall
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143016@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T170024Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20270530T131500Z
DTEND:20270530T160000Z
SUMMARY:Flag Retirement and Honor Guard
DESCRIPTION:Memorial Day Services at OSAThis is a formal event. Scouts should attend in Class A Field Uniform (blue or tan scout shirt tucked into their uniform pants\, neckerchief and hat).The Cub Scouts will assist the Troop with breaking down the flags starting at 9:25 am and then with performing the flag retirement ceremony at 10am during the break between church services.Please bring a water bottle. This event will be held outside and it will be warm.A parent is required to supervise their children at all times during the event.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143016
LOCATION:Location was not specified
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143023@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T170556Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270312T230000Z
DTEND:20270314T130000Z
SUMMARY:Council Cub Family Camping
DESCRIPTION:Save the Date for the Council Cub Family Spring Campout!
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143023
LOCATION:Camp Ho Non Wah
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143073@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T171334Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20261107T130000Z
DTEND:20261108T180000Z
SUMMARY:BALOO Training
DESCRIPTION:BALOO - This one-and-a-half day course is designed as an introduction to the Cub Scout outdoor program for leaders interested in adding a camping component to their Pack activities. BALOO training consists of an online pre-requisite www.my.scouting.org component in addition to an overnight hands on practical. BSAs Cub Scout level camping policies will be taught along with the discovery of the necessary tools to help units carry out a successful camping experience. BSA policy requires every pack to have at least 1 registered adult leader who has completed this course to be in attendance for all independent (not Council/District) pack camping events. Pack 63 policy requires at least 2 BALOO-trained adult leaders for all Pack 63 campouts. BALOO training does not expire.\n\nWhen: Saturday November 7th 8:00 am - Sunday November 8th 12:00 pm\n\nWhere: Camp Ho Non Wah\, 2609 Boy Scout Road.\n***All meals will be provided.***\n\nPrerequisite: There is an on-line course that must be completed BEFORE arrival: Log into your www.my.scouting.org account; under Menu\, click on My Dashboard\, My Training\, Training Center\, Cub Scouting\, Supplemental Training\, BALOO Prerequisite Training\, Expanded Learning\, BALOO (there are 4 modules to complete.***You must print your completion certificate and bring it with you on 11/7.*\n\nRegister: https://scoutingevent.com/550-BALOO26\n\nRegistration closes: 10/21/26\n\nQuestions: Thomas Jackson b1driver@sc.rr.com\n\nCost: Pack 63 will reimburse the $35 cost of BALOO registration (via PayPal or Venmo) for registered Pack 63 leaders or parents/guardians registered as adults with Pack 63 upon submission of the receipt and completion certificate to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143073
LOCATION:Camp Ho Non Wah
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143091@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T172220Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20270309T231500Z
DTEND:20270310T010000Z
SUMMARY:AOL Rank Ceremony - Troop Crossover
DESCRIPTION:AOL Rank Up Ceremony and Troop Crossover Event
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143091
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143096@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T172543Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270220T200000Z
DTEND:20270220T220000Z
SUMMARY:Blue and Gold Banquet
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for our 2027 Blue & Gold Banquet to celebrate the anniversary of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America! The Blue & Gold Banquet is a celebration of the anniversary of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America in February 1910. To RSVP for this event\, indicate the total number of scouts and family members that will be attending by posting a comment for this event no later than Thursday February 18th so we can ensure we have enough seats and materials.Cub Scouts and Leaders will wear the Field Uniform.Please note that the Blue and Gold banquet will take the place of our regular February Pack meeting.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143096
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143102@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T172840Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270607T120000Z
DTEND:20270611T204500Z
SUMMARY:Palmetto District Day Camp
DESCRIPTION:Save the Date! Cub Scouts are invited to participate in Palmetto District Cub Scout Day Camp the week of June 7-11\, 2027 at the Elks Lodge - 1113 Sam Rittenberg Blvd.\, Charleston\, SC 29407. Activities include Archery\, Bowling\, BB guns\, Wrist Rockets (Slingshots)\, Games\, and Crafts. Day Camp is the highlight of the Scouting year so don't miss out on this event!Check in: 8-8:30AM daily.Pick up: 4:15-4:45PM M-Th; 2PM Friday after awards.Cost (includes T-shirt\, patch\, day pack\, and crafts):Early Registration: $XXX per participant PAID by March X\, 2027.Regular Registration: $XXX per participant PAID March X - May X\, 2027.Late Registration: $XXX after May X (IF space allows\, T-shirt not guaranteed)Final Deadline: May X\, 2027Registration Link: Rank: Select the Rank/Den that your Scout will be as of June 2027. ALL current Cub Scouts will be moved up to the next rank/den in June regardless of the status of their personal advancement. Current Lions (Kindergarteners) will be Tigers for day camp. As with all Cub Scout activities and events\, a Tiger must have their parent with them at all times\, and the parent must register themselves as a participant and select their T-shirt size. (There is no additional cost for a Tiger Parent unless an additional T-shirt is ordered.) Current Tigers will be Wolves. Current Wolves will be Bears. Current Bears will be Webelos. Current Webelos will be AOLs.Uniform: The 2027 Day Camp T-shirt is the required uniform each day for all Scouts and volunteers. Purchasing an additional T-shirt or T-shirts ($CC each) is recommended to reduce daily laundry but is not required. All participants and volunteers must wear socks and closed toed shoes each day.Volunteers: Pack 63 is expected to have the most Cub Scout participants so we are also expected to have the most adult volunteers! All packs are required to have at least 1 adult volunteer per 5 registered Scouts. The MORE volunteers\, the BETTER experience for the SCOUTS! Volunteers are needed for any amount of time during the week from a single day to the whole week.Volunteer registration cost is $XX and includes 1 camp T-shirt\, which is the required uniform each day. Training will be provided and is required. All day camp volunteers\, even currently registered leaders\, must fill out a Scouting America application labeled "Camp Staff" and email it to Kendra Barrett at Kendra.Barrett@scouting.org. Lunch: Each participant and volunteer must bring their own lunch.Please note that a completed and current hard copy Scouting America Annual Health & Medical Record (parts A & B) is required on or before Monday check in for each participant and volunteer: https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdfContact Trevor Shelor\, District Executive\, at trevor.shelor@scouting.org if you have any questions about registration or volunteering.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143102
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143103@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T173052Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270508T130000Z
DTEND:20270508T150000Z
SUMMARY:Trash Your Trash Service Project
DESCRIPTION:Meet in the parking lot of Drayton Hall Elementary. Wear sunscreen\, weather-appropriate clothing\, and close-toed shoes. Bring work gloves\, bug spray\, and full water bottles.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143103
LOCATION:Drayton Hall Elementary School
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143107@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T173336Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20270501T120000Z
DTEND:20270502T170000Z
SUMMARY:BALOO Training
DESCRIPTION:BALOO - This one-and-a-half day course is designed as an introduction to the Cub Scout outdoor program for leaders interested in adding a camping component to their Pack activities. BALOO training consists of an online pre-requisite www.my.scouting.org component in addition to an overnight hands on practical. BSAs Cub Scout level camping policies will be taught along with the discovery of the necessary tools to help units carry out a successful camping experience. BSA policy requires every pack to have at least 1 registered adult leader who has completed this course to be in attendance for all independent (not Council/District) pack camping events. Pack 63 policy requires at least 2 BALOO-trained adult leaders for all Pack 63 campouts. BALOO training does not expire. When: Saturday May 1st 8:00 am - Sunday May 2nd 12:00 pm Where: Camp Ho Non Wah\, 2609 Boy Scout Road. ***All meals will be provided.*** Prerequisite: There is an on-line course that must be completed BEFORE arrival: Log into your www.my.scouting.org account; under Menu\, click on My Dashboard\, My Training\, Training Center\, Cub Scouting\, Supplemental Training\, BALOO Prerequisite Training\, Expanded Learning\, BALOO (there are 4 modules to complete.***You must print your completion certificate and bring it with you on 5/1.* Register: https://scoutingevent.com/550-BALOO26 Registration closes: 5/21/27 Questions: Thomas Jackson b1driver@sc.rr.com Cost: Pack 63 will reimburse the $35 cost of BALOO registration (via PayPal or Venmo) for registered Pack 63 leaders or parents/guardians registered as adults with Pack 63 upon submission of the receipt and completion certificate to cubscoutpack63@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143107
LOCATION:Camp Ho Non Wah
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143120@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T174633Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270116T130000Z
DTEND:20270118T161500Z
SUMMARY:Wood Badge Weekend 1
DESCRIPTION:https://scoutingevent.com/550-Woodbadge2027\nWood Badge is Scouting's premier leadership training course for adult leaders. This advanced training focuses on leadership development\, communication\, project planning\, and building effective teams. Participants gain practical skills that strengthen their Scouting programs while also benefiting their personal and professional lives.The course is open to all registered adult leaders serving in Cub Scouts\, Scouts BSA\, Venturing\, Sea Scouts\, Exploring\, and district or council positions.Location: Camp Ho Non WahWeekend 1: January 16-18\, 2027\nWeekend 2: February 6-7\, 2027\n(Participants must attend both weekends to complete the course.)Cost: $300 and includes meals\, course materials\, and recognition items.Participants must be registered adult leaders with current Youth Protection Training and position-specific training. An Annual Health and Medical Record (Parts A\, B\, and C) will also be required.Space is limited\, so be sure to register early. Join us for a fun\, engaging training experience that will help you grow as a leader and strengthen the Scouting program for youth.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143120
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143124@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T174815Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270206T130000Z
DTEND:20270207T200000Z
SUMMARY:Wood Badge Weekend 2
DESCRIPTION:https://scoutingevent.com/550-Woodbadge2027Wood Badge is Scouting's premier leadership training course for adult leaders. This advanced training focuses on leadership development\, communication\, project planning\, and building effective teams. Participants gain practical skills that strengthen their Scouting programs while also benefiting their personal and professional lives.The course is open to all registered adult leaders serving in Cub Scouts\, Scouts BSA\, Venturing\, Sea Scouts\, Exploring\, and district or council positions.Location: Camp Ho Non WahWeekend 1: January 16-18\, 2027 Weekend 2: February 6-7\, 2027 (Participants must attend both weekends to complete the course.)Cost: $300 and includes meals\, course materials\, and recognition items.Participants must be registered adult leaders with current Youth Protection Training and position-specific training. An Annual Health and Medical Record (Parts A\, B\, and C) will also be required.Space is limited\, so be sure to register early. Join us for a fun\, engaging training experience that will help you grow as a leader and strengthen the Scouting program for youth.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143124
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143147@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T181047Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20261010T130000Z
DTEND:20261010T160000Z
SUMMARY:Sea Spot Run Fishing Tournament - updated deadline
DESCRIPTION:This is a Coastal Carolina Council family fishing event open to all Scouts in Cub Scout packs\, Scouts BSA troops\, and Sea Scout ships as well as Venturers! Siblings are welcome to register as well. Scouts will have a chance to win a trophy in 3 categories.Registration must be done by a parent/legal guardian or adult participant through Coastal Carolina Council's camp registration program\, https://scoutingevent.com/550-SeaSpotRunRegistration fee: $35 per Scout/Venturer/sibling - includes fishing license\, DNR assistance\, long sleeve event fishing shirt (if ordered by 9/22)\, event patch\, & bait. Chick-fil-A lunch is available for pre-order. Additional event shirts are also available for pre-order. Registration closes Saturday 10/3/26\, however the deadline to order a T-shirt is Tuesday 9/22/26. Payment options include: Credit or debit cards through scoutingevent.com or by credit/debit\, cash\, or check by visiting the Coastal Carolina Council Service Center at 5935 Rivers Ave. Suite 200\, North Charleston\, South Carolina 29406. Credit/debit card transactions are subject to a 5% convenience fee. Checks may also mailed be to Council (attention: Sea Spot Run) at the address above. Keep in mind that the Council office is closed from noon Fridays - 8AM Mondays.Contact the Council office with questions about registration or the event: (843) 763-0305Monica Campbell\, Program Coordinator (Monica.Campbell@scouting.org) Michelle Strobel\, Development Director (Michelle.strobel@scouting.org )All youth participants must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. Bring your wagon with chairs\, fishing gear\, tackle\, extra bait\, sunscreen\, etc. DNR will be on site to weigh and measure your catch.For scouts with sufficient funds in their Scout Accounts (Payment Log in Scoutbook) from prior popcorn or camp card sales\, you may send the Council receipt or a screenshot from ScoutingEvent.com to request reimbursement via PayPal or Venmo to the Pack Treasurer at cubscoutpack63@gmail.com or Troop Treasurer at bsatroopsixtythree@gmail.com.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143147
LOCATION:Mt. Pleasant Pier
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7143151@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260829T181419Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20261017T120000Z
DTEND:20261017T160000Z
SUMMARY:Cub Scout Shooting Sports Day
DESCRIPTION:Come out to Camp Ho Non Wah for Cub Scout Shooting Sports Day\, a hands-on day of fun and skill-building! Cubs will get the chance to rotate through BB shooting (for Tigers/First Graders and older)\, archery\, and slingshots while learning safe handling\, focus\, and marksmanship from trained instructors. This is a great opportunity for Scouts to build confidence\, try new skills\, and enjoy a fun day outdoors with friends and family. Register through the Coastal Carolina Council at https://scoutingevent.com/550-CubShootingSports Registration closes October 9\, 2026. Registration Cost: $15 per Cub Scout.***All Cub Scouts participants must bring current\, completed\, and signed Scouting America Annual Health and Medical Record parts A and B: https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_AB.pdf?Contact for questions about registration or the event: Monica Campbell\, Program Coordinator\, monicacampbell@scouting.org or 843-763-0305.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7143151
LOCATION:Camp Ho Non Wah
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7193474@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260914T225455Z
ORGANIZER:Andrew Platte
DTSTART:20261010T140000Z
DTEND:20261010T170000Z
SUMMARY:Canceled - OSA Service Project Church Yard
DESCRIPTION:The Work Day has been Cancelled because of Weather on Saturday.Come out and help clean up around our Chartered Organization (Old. St. Andrews Parish Church). This is not a drop and go activity! To ensure that leadership is available parents should accompany their Scouts for this project. Feel free to drop in and help out anytime throughout the morning. Please wear your activity uniform\, bring work gloves\, and your water bottle.If you are doing churchyard clean up\, you can use your hours for Conservation Service Hours!
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7193474
LOCATION:Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7202626@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260918T025615Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20270123T221500Z
DTEND:20270124T150000Z
SUMMARY:Operation Overnight on the USS Yorktown
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a unique overnight experience!Pack 63 families are invited to participate in fun and educational activities on the historic USS Yorktown and spend the night in the bunks where sailors once slept! There are many rules that go along with this fantastic opportunity so please READ the entire event description before signing up.Cost: $85 per person. You MUST indicate in the comments for this Scoutbook event: the number of attendees in your family\, including their first and last names\, the age of each youth\, and your method payment - PayPal\, Venmo\, or scout account (for those with adequate funds from popcorn/camp card sales - check your Scout's Payment Log in Scoutbook). The DEADLINE for registration and payment is December 4. NO exceptions. Pack dues for Scouts wanting to participate in this event are also due by December 4. Please also keep in mind that if your Scout's Scouting America membership expires before the date of the event\, you must renew it in order to participate. PayPal or Venmo to: CubScoutPack63@gmail.com.PayPal: @CubScoutPack63Venmo: @CubScout-PackSixtyThreeUse the gift/friends & family option so no fees are charged. If prompted\, use 2428 as the last 4 digits of the associated phone #.Additional costs: Parking at Patriots Point will be charged at a discounted rate of $16.45 per vehicle per day using a QR code that will be provided. Payment must be made by credit card. Parking passes paid on Saturday will expire at 1 pm on Sunday. If you do not use the QR code\, regular rates will apply.Important considerations:The Yorktown has updated their policy so that no one under the age of 7 is allowed to sleep on board. Each youth must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.In order ensure compliance with Scouting America's Safeguarding Youth and Barriers to Abuse policies\, participation with Pack 63 for this event is limited to registered Pack 63 Scouts along with their parents/legal guardians and siblings aged 7-17. We cannot allow extended family or friends to participate.Sleeping berths are separated by gender so family members of different genders WILL be separated overnight. Males may not enter the female berths at any time\, and females may not enter the male berths at any time. If you are a parent/legal guardian who is interested in participating with your Cub Scout of a different gender\, contact Andrew Platte & Ginny McGraw at cubscoutpack63@gmail.com before you sign up in order to discuss your Scout's readiness for this experience. (Ginny & Andrew organized and led 60+ participants for the Pack 63 Yorktown campouts in both January 2019 and January 2023\, and Andrew also camped on the Yorktown with Pack 63 in November 2015.)Per the Scouting America Barriers to Abuse\, ALL participating adults (parents/legal guardians) must review the "How to Protect your Children from Child Abuse A Parent's Guide" that can be found in the front of each Cub Scout Handbook or at https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/100-014_WEB.pdf. Additionally for this event\, Pack 63 requires that ALL participating adults must have completed Scouting America Safeguarding Youth Training (available at my.scouting.org) within 1 year of the event and provided a copy of the completion certificate to the Pack by 11:59 pm on Sunday January 10\, 2026. No adult Pack 63 participant will be allowed on board Saturday night without proof of current Safeguarding Youth status. Please upload a copy of your certificate in this Google Form - https://forms.gle/na7TpQsRa1s4tRMR6ALL participants must bring a COMPLETE\, SIGNED\, and CURRENT (dated January 2025 - January 2026) copy of their Scouting America medical forms parts A & B with them unless Pack 63 already has a current copy on file. There will NOT be an opportunity to print or fill out forms onboard the Yorktown. Scouting America guidelines prohibit units from storing electronic copies of health forms so do NOT email your health forms to the pack or any individual pack leader.Tentative Schedule: Participants should eat dinner PRIOR to arrival on Saturday night or bring dinner with them. We will meet in the parking lot at Patriots Point by 5:15 and board as a group at 5:30. All participants must be on board by 7 pm for the Fire Drill at 8pm. If you miss the mandatory drill\, you will NOT be permitted to sleep on board that evening by order of the S.C. State Fire Marshal's Office. After the fire drill\, a military-themed movie will be shown in the ship's theater. The Yorktown will be open to overnight participants for touring until 10:30pm. QUIET HOURS/LIGHTS OUT: 11 PM until REVEILLE AT 6:45 AM.NO food will be provided\, but free coffee is available (for adults only) starting at 7 am Sunday. Participants may bring food on board\, and there will be designated areas for storage and eating. Food is not allowed in the sleeping berths. We recommend packing breakfast & lunch for Sunday in order make the most of your time on Yorktown. Microwaves will be available. Alternatively\, families may order food for delivery or disembark on Sunday for meals at nearby restaurants/stores and return to the ship\, however parents/legal guardians are not allowed to leave their children on board while they leave Patriots Point. Vending machines are available but only take credit cards and $1 bills. Berthing quarters must be cleared by 8:59 am. The museum opens to the public at 10 am\, at which time our event is officially over\, but families may continue to explore the Yorktown on their own after that. Parking permits expire at 1 pm.There will be plenty of time for families to explore the Yorktown\, Medal of Honor Museum\, Vietnam Support Base\, Cold War Memorial\, and Gift Shop. There will also be a scavenger hunt as well as access to corn hole\, ladder golf\, and life-sized board games. Participants will receive a commemorative button. Additional activities\, including a flight simulator\, virtual reality ride\, and flight academy\, may be available for purchase while at the event.Pack light as the ladders to the berthing areas are steep\, and participants will need to carry their own gear up the ladders to get to the bunks. Do not bring wagons or carts. Gear should not be mixed between male and female family members as separating it on site would be difficult. The only required gear is: sleeping bag/ or twin bedding\, pillow\, toiletries\, medications\, changes of clothing\, shower shoes if you plan to shower\, and a refillable water bottle. Part of the experience is outside so pack/dress appropriately. The sleeping quarters ARE heated! For participants that require a C-Pap machine or nebulizer\, there are electrical outlets in the berthing quarters\, but bring your own power strip. Outlets may also be used throughout the day to recharge cell phones and other devices. Bring your own charging devices/extension cords.Parents/guardians are to supervise their own children at ALL times except when separated into Male/Female sleeping berths if the parent/guardian is of a different gender than the child and has been iscussed with Andrew and Ginny prior to sign-up. There will be other groups on board with us\, and we may have to share sleeping berths and restrooms with them.Other important rules:- BE RESPECTFUL OF THIS HISTORIC SHIP. Do not touch the exhibits.-A bide by the Scout Oath & Scout Law at all times.- NO RUNNING\, SKIPPING\, YELLING\, PUSHING\, or HORSEPLAY. No climbing on\, under\, or around the planes\, fences\, or catwalks. No entering berthing quarters other than the one you are assigned.- LEAVE NO TRACE.- Closed toed shoes are required at all times except in the sleeping berths.- Youth must use the buddy system.- There is a strict NO SMOKING policy onboard the ships\, pier\, flight deck\, and Vietnam Experience. There are designated smoking areas off the ship. No alcohol\, firearms\, knives\, other weapons\, or flame-producing devices.- Medications\, including OTC ones\, must be carried and stored by adults only. Refrigeration is available if needed.- Participants who disregard the rules of conduct will be asked to leave\, and no refunds will be given.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7202626
LOCATION:Patriot's Point Naval & Maritime Museum
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7219695@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20260927T211939Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20261018T040000Z
DTEND:20261019T034500Z
SUMMARY:Final Date for Popcorn Fundraiser Take Sales
DESCRIPTION:October 18th is the last day for Take Orders and paying Pack 63/Troop/Crew 63 via credit/debit card for cash sales through the Trails End app!Remember that 70% of the sales price of popcorn supports local scouting\, of which at least 30% goes directly to our units so participants are asking potential customers to help fund their Scouting adventures through making a contribution AND getting delicious treats or through a Heroes and Helpers Donation! If your Scout/Venturer sold popcorn in the past\, use the same credentials to log into the Trails End App. If you have forgotten your username\, you can recover it through the App using your email address. If your Scout/Venturer has not participated in the past\, text APP to 62771 to download the Trail's End App and create an account. Each participant must have their own Trail's End account\, however the same parent email can be used for siblings\, and parents can toggle between them.Info.: Unit Code: S6FVP (Council: Coastal Carolina; District: Palmetto; Unit: Troop 63/Crew 63/Pack 63)TAKE ORDERS -  door-to-door sales to neighbors\, friends\, coworkers\, etc. Don't forget to order for your own family! Scouts/Venturers must wear their uniforms to go door-to-door. All orders must be entered into the App (toggle for "Delivering Later")\, and the unit will order the product for the Scout/Venturer to deliver in early November. All payments must be collected upfront. If you accept a customer check (recorded as "cash" in the App)\, it must be made payable to the participant/parent and deposited into their personal bank account. For ALL customer cash/check payments\, you must pay out unit for those orders via your credit card through the Trail's End App. The Pack/Troop/Crew will NOT accept any cash or checks. Customer card payments can be processed through Tap to Pay or the Customer Device (Scan to Pay). There are NO fees to the customer or the unit to pay via card through the App.Scout Rewards - The Pack\, Troop\, and Crew Committees will allocate a portion of our sales commissions to individual participants based on their total sales. The funds can be used to reimburse uniform/gear purchases and for annual renewal\, pack/troop dues\, unit campouts\,  Council events\, Cub Scout day camp\, Scouts BSA summer and winter camps and high adventure programs\, and other Scouting activities and will be available as long as the Scout is a member of Pack 63\, Troop 63B/Troop 63G\, or Crew 63. Council offers a free Stingrays game ticket for selling $600+ and a patch for selling at least 1 item. Trail's End Rewards are based on points. Participants earn at least 4 points per $ in online sales or take sales via customer card or converted cash to credit (required). All rewards will be eGift Cards available as a code in the App at the end of the fundraiser. 1 point = $0.01 in gift cards; Minimum $600 (2400 in points) for gift card rewards.Take Order Popcorn Pickup will be some time between Nov. 4-7 at OSA or my house - Exact Date & Time: TBD.
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7219695
LOCATION:Location was not specified
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7256335@advancements.scouting.org
DTSTAMP:20261104T160301Z
CREATED:20261023T023733Z
ORGANIZER:Virginia McGraw
DTSTART:20261212T133000Z
DTEND:20261212T230000Z
SUMMARY:Council Event - "Buddy's Holiday Workshop"
DESCRIPTION:The Coastal Carolina Council is hosting "Buddy's Holiday Workshop." an event where Scout families can get creative\, have fun\, and make thoughtful handmade gifts to share with family and friends.When: Saturday\, December 12\, 2026 with two sessions available:Morning Session: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM    Registration Link: https://scoutingevent.com/550-118062-271795Afternoon Session: 2:00 - 6:00 PM    Registration Link: https://scoutingevent.com/550-118062-268615*Registration closes November 30\, 2026.*What: In addition to creating make-and-take gifts for family and friends\, participants can enjoy holiday-themed games and activities\, hot cocoa and festive treats\, and a family-friendly holiday movie.Who: Cub Scouts\, siblings\, friends\, and adult partners. All youth participants must be accompanied by an adult partner. This is not a drop-off event.Cost: $25 per Scout\, Sibling\, or Adult Participant. There is no charge for non-participating adults; however only paid participants will be given an activity passport and allowed to participate in the activities and refreshments due to limited resources at hand. The fee covers the cost of the program materials\, refreshments\, and a commemorative patch.Where: All activities will be held at the Coastal Carolina Council office located at: 5935 Rivers Ave Ste 200\, North Charleston\, SC 29406.  Enter through the first door on the right-hand side of the building (door is labeled). If you need access to an elevator\, one is available\, just let Council know when you are arriving\, and someone will guide you to the right location.For questions or registration assistance\, contact: Monica Campbell\, Council Program Coordinator at 843-763-0305 or Monica.Campbell@scouting.org
URL:https://advancements.scouting.org/calendar/event/7256335
LOCATION:Location wa5935 Rivers Ave Ste 200\, North Charleston\, SC 29406.s not specified
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