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BOY SCOUT TROOP 666, NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA COUNCIL

666 CALENDAR

Mo, May 7                 PARENT’S MEETING ON ALASKA TRIP, VESTRY, 7:00PM

Mo, May 7                  Troop and Troop Committee Meetings. 7:30PM

Mo, May 14                Troop Meeting, 7:30PM

Sa-Su, May19-20        May Camping Trip, Elizabeth Furnace Campground, Shenandoah, WV

Mo, May 21                TLC Meeting, 7:30PM

Mo, May 21                Last Date for Boards of Review .

Mo, May 28                Troop Meeting, 7:30PM

Sa-Su, Jun 2-3            June Camping Trip, Family Campout and COH, Prince William Forest National Park, VA

Su-Sa, Jun 17-23         Summer Camp, Rodney Scout Reservation, North East, MD

Tu-We, Jun 26-Jul 6   Troop High Adventure Trip, several National Parks including Denali, AK

Boy Scout Troop 666 – 85+ years and counting!

benjamin_banneker_district  The Troop meets most Monday nights at 7:30 p.m. at

  Metropolitan Memorial United Methodist Church,

  3401 Nebraska Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 

Thank you for visiting the website of BSA Troop 666.
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Welcome to Boy Scout Troop 666! Whether you are new, transferring from another Troop, or old hands, this website is designed to help you get acquainted with our program and facilities. It also has something to say about a Scout’s responsibilities and opportunities, and we hope it has the information you need to get the most out of Scouting.

When a boy joins Scouting, in a sense the whole family also joins. Scouting is a volunteer organization. Without volunteers to help challenge your sons there would be no Scouting program or Troop 666. Parents and interested community members comprise the majority of the Troop’s volunteers as either Committee Members or Scoutmasters.

Troop 666 will need your cooperation and volunteered time if it is to succeed. The Troop has some positions that may require a few hours a week of your time; we also have numerous small “one-time” jobs that could be shared among several families. Experience has taught us that the quality of the Troop and of your son’s experience is greatly affected by the contributions of time and effort each scout’s family makes. In addition, the scouts themselves like having their parents involved with their activities. A Boy Scout Troop is not an extension of its Scoutmaster – it is a part of your son’s physical and character development.

Troop 666 is open to all boys regardless of economic or social status, race or creed; we take great pride in the diverse backgrounds of our Scouts. Unfortunately though, no boy will be able to benefit from our program without his family’s commitment to “help the Troop go.” Please let us know of your areas of interest. Many parents are surprised to find that helping their son in Scouting can be both rewarding and fun!

You may contact us at:  BSATroop666@gmail.com

New Scout Information:  Welcome to Troop 666 Booklet