
Snow tubing today!

Astronomy Night at our first Pack Meeting of 2019! Cubs all want their own laser pointers now!
Big thank you to Brian Murphy of Troop 48 – Berlin, NJ for bringing out the telescope for the Cubs to look through!

It’s a good night for smore’s Webelos and AOL Scouts finished their pocketknife lessons with a tasty treat. Tasty way to end 2018!

Last Pack Meeting of the year! We made stockings for the YES Children’s Shelter in Camden, then finished up our woodworking while the Lions and Tigers tried some interesting fruits and veggies!

Thank you to our Cubs that helped the GIFT Food Pantry hand out food for Thanksgiving!

Back in November, our Webelos camped out with Troop 48 for the weekend! Had a great time hiking across an abandoned railroad bridge, working on Scout skills, cooking dinner, playing games, and enjoying a beautiful Fall day!

Our next big Pack event is the annual Ski and Snow Tubing Trip at Jack Frost Mountain in the Poconos! The event will be held on Sunday, January 6th, 2019. Payment for this event is due by our Pack meeting on Thursday, December 6th!
Cost is $55 per person for skiing or snowboarding, which includes a lift pass, all equipment rentals, mandatory helmet rental, and an optional lesson. Each Scout skiing or snowboarding must have a parent/guardian or responsible adult with them while participating.
For snow tubing, the cost is $27 for 3 hours (10 AM to 1 PM) or $47 for all day (10 AM to 4 PM)! Each Scout tubing must have a parent/guardian or other responsible adult at this event.
This is a family and friends event, so feel free to bring a crew!
Payments due by the December 6th Pack Meeting! Check your email for more details!

This Saturday, November 17th, is the final part of our November service, as GIFT Food Pantry, needs help with their annual Thanksgiving Food Handout, where they provide 125 Thanksgiving meals for the less fortunate in our community.
Help is needed starting at 8:30 AM until 11:00 AM at the church (442 South Route 73, Berlin, NJ) to help pack food bags, and then to help carry bags and frozen turkeys to cars. Scouts are asked to wear their “Class A” Cub Scout uniforms if they have them, and winter gloves are HIGHLY recommended for carrying turkeys! Please come out and help if you can!