Thank You for Reading Cub Scout Ideas! + A Giveaway
I don’t say this often enough, but thank you so much for reading Cub Scout Ideas! I really appreciate you taking time to visit the site.
Many of you have told me how helpful the site is for you. Your kind words mean so much to me!
So, I decided it was time to have a giveaway to let you know how much I appreciate you.
I’m giving away a $25 gift card to Scout Stuff, Boy Scout’s online store!
If you’ve never checked it out, head on over. They have some awesome stuff. Be sure you look at the clearance items. I’ve found some gems there.
Here’s how to enter. Visit the Scout Stuff website, and find something you would want to use the gift card to buy.
Then head back over, tell me what you found by commenting below, and then (this part’s important!) enter by clicking on “leave a blog post comment” in the box below.
The giveaway ends on May 12th. I’ll email the winner on May 13th. The winner will have 48 hours to respond before another winner is picked.
Be sure to share this giveaway with your Cub Scout friends. Thanks again for reading the blog!
Yours in Scouting,
Sherry
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126 responses
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I would buy a hammock or new camping gear!
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Anything for my Cub Scout. We just stared so a vest would be nice for all those patches we’ve been getting 🙂
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I would love to get my son’s tiger book and the guide to order of the arrow. There are too many awesome things at this store
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I would use it for my Den! They are crossing over to wolves in May and would love to give them some sort of accomplishment ribbon and a scout sticker!
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I would buy my son the switchback pants ?. Love your blogs, keep up the good work!
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I would buy the Scout Games books for even more ideas! Love #CubScoutIdeas ⚜️⚜️⚜️
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I would buy the cupcake stand for our cookout in may!
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I would buy a ceremony book and a skit book for my pack.
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I love your blog and thank you for all you do! We rechartered our Unit that had folded before my oldest son was in our school. We are in a low income area and every student in our school district receives free breakfast and free lunch everyday through a grant program. I recently attended a Woodbadge training and one of my ticket items was to create a scholarship program for boys that normally wouldn’t have scouting opportunities available to them. We have had a few donors for registration fees and dues, but part of our program was creating a Uniform closet for every boy to at least have a shirt and neckerchief. I would use a gift card to contribute towards purchasing a uniform shirt to add to our collection for those families that can’t afford one In their own. Our family and a few others in our pack have created opportunities for several boys and families that never considered Scouting.
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