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Aaron Guest
Directeur/Membre du Conseil chez
Heart of America Council of Boy Scouts of America
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Heart of America Council of Boy Scouts of America
 Heart of America Council of Boy Scouts of America Part of Boy Scouts of America, Heart of America Council of Boy Scouts of America is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit that serves youth across eastern and western regions through comprehensive scouting programs. The company is based in Kansas City, MO. Covering nineteen counties, the council supports Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, Venturing, Exploring, and specialized leadership programs such as Mic-O-Say and the Order of the Arrow’s Tamegonit Lodge. It emphasizes character development, citizenship, personal fitness, and ethical decision-making aligned with the Scout Oath and Law. The council is organized into multiple districts—including Blue Elk, Lone Bear, Iron Horse, and others—that provide localized support, leadership training, advancement resources, and unit service through commissioners and regular roundtable meetings. It offers camping opportunities at scout reservations like Bartle, Naish, and Rotary Camp, with programs for different age groups and interests, including STEM, high adventure, and Cub Scout overnight experiences. Activities and events such as haunted trails, scout nights with local sports teams, community service initiatives, and anniversary celebrations engage scouts and families year-round. The council administers awards for youth and adult volunteers, including the Eagle Scout, District Award of Merit, and Silver Beaver awards. Supporting resources include training courses, merit badge programs, leadership development, and materials for scouts with disabilities. The council fosters volunteer involvement and community partnerships to sustain programs and promote lifelong commitment to scouting values. | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | - |
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Heart of America Council of Boy Scouts of America
Heart of America Council of Boy Scouts of America Part of Boy Scouts of America, Heart of America Council of Boy Scouts of America is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit that serves youth across eastern and western regions through comprehensive scouting programs. The company is based in Kansas City, MO. Covering nineteen counties, the council supports Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, Venturing, Exploring, and specialized leadership programs such as Mic-O-Say and the Order of the Arrow’s Tamegonit Lodge. It emphasizes character development, citizenship, personal fitness, and ethical decision-making aligned with the Scout Oath and Law. The council is organized into multiple districts—including Blue Elk, Lone Bear, Iron Horse, and others—that provide localized support, leadership training, advancement resources, and unit service through commissioners and regular roundtable meetings. It offers camping opportunities at scout reservations like Bartle, Naish, and Rotary Camp, with programs for different age groups and interests, including STEM, high adventure, and Cub Scout overnight experiences. Activities and events such as haunted trails, scout nights with local sports teams, community service initiatives, and anniversary celebrations engage scouts and families year-round. The council administers awards for youth and adult volunteers, including the Eagle Scout, District Award of Merit, and Silver Beaver awards. Supporting resources include training courses, merit badge programs, leadership development, and materials for scouts with disabilities. The council fosters volunteer involvement and community partnerships to sustain programs and promote lifelong commitment to scouting values. |
