Schuyler asked:


Why can’t they just vacation normally like adults?

Victor

drgrant1016 asked:


We run a youth football program and are getting ready to start a couple fundraisers. My question is: We were going to give a pizza party to the team who sells the most, but one of the other fundraisers already is doing that, so I need to come up with another kind of party for the kids. Any ideas would greatly be appreciated.

Alejandro

CHICHO asked:


please try your best to help me on this.

Jackson

Sassy shea asked:


What are the essential elements of a quality youth program that focuses on Character building workshops?

Samuel

Wayner asked:


If atheists and agnostics don’t like the Boy Scouts, why don’t they start their own youth organization, with their own requirements for membership?
My point is that if someone (whoever that might be) doesn’t like or care for the Scouts point of view, then they should just be involved with other groups or start their own.

Susan…the Supreme Court also ruled in 2000 that the Scouts have the right to set the membership requirements for youth and leaders.
Francis…I don’t know the answer. I want to know why (some) atheists/agnostics seem to want to attack the Scouts rather than start an organization that caters to their needs. As some have pointed out, for some troops/crews/packs, it’s not a big deal. Others have pointed out that, many Scout groups are chartered by non-religious groups. Others added that their are other viable groups that youth can join.
Good for you, Schnurburt! Now please channel your energy into your group instead of complaning about the Scouts.

Brian