THE MOUNTAIN ECHO

December 2018   
IN THIS ISSUE...

NEWEST EAGLE SCOUTS

Eric Evans -Troop 4028
Dawson Featherstone -Troop 4056
Cooper Ristow - Troop 4070
Peter Demoulin - Troop 712
Jared Collinge III - Troop 18
Joshua Dressen - Troop 84
William Ray - Troop 4063
Tyler Mudaliar - Troop 67
Connor O'Brien - Troop 312
Trenton Kuehn - Troop 43

Click Eagle Rank above for printable version
2018 POPCORN SALES A HUGE SUCCESS! 
Special thanks to our Council, District, and Unit Popcorn Kernals for a Great Job!
 

Units in the Mount Baker Council sold more than $1,000,000 of popcorn to thousands of friends, families, and the community in 2018!   T hat is a 6% growth over 2017 sales, and helps the Council meet their goals of partnering with all units.

More importantly, this results in over $330,000 in unit commissions, which will help our Packs, Troops, Crews, and Ships to deliver the promise of Scouting with high quality, character building programs.

There are a few remaining details before we put a close to a successful year of popcorn:


SCOUT NIGHT AT THE SILVERTIPS

Bring your Troop, Pack, Crew, or Ship out for Scout Night at the Silvertips!


Saturday, January 26, 2019 at 7:05pm
  • Discounted upper level tickets are available for $10 each when you have 15 or more attending ($12 for 14 or less) normally $21.50 online. 
  • Add a Limited Silvertips Scout Patch for only $2 ($1/patch donated back to Boy Scouts of America) 
  • Groups of 15 or more that order together will have their name on the NEW 'Tips Vision and be grouped together in the same section. 
  • ORDER TODAY! Deadline to order is eight (8) days before the game - 1/18/19 OR once all the seats are SOLD OUT...DON'T WAIT! 
  • Additional discounts available for games on 11/17, 12/1, and 3/16 




SIGN-UP FOR YOUR UNIT'S FRIENDS OF SCOUTING (FOS) PRESENTATION

  
Our 2019 theme will be "Scouting for All" and features recognition patches. The limited edition FOS patches are given to donors at the following levels:
  • $200 Which is the council's cost to sustain one Scout for one year (red border)
  • $400 The cost to sustain two Scouts for one year (silver border)
  • $800 The cost to sustain four Scouts for one year (gold border)
  • $1600 Which sustains one Den or Patrol of 8 Scouts for one year (red, white and blue border)




COUNCIL CELEBRATES 50 YEARS WITH FLUKE AND THE TREE OF GIVING
  
 
For 50 years the Tree of Giving, the Fluke Corporation, and the Mount Baker
Council have been making a  difference in the lives of the those within the community.

Throughout our community, there are numerous people facing many ch allenges who don ' t receive  Christmas or holiday gifts. W e ' re hoping, through your generosity, that you can make it a bright  holiday  for them.

For 50 years, the Fluke Corporation has partnered with the Mount Baker Counci l Boy Scouts and the  Everett Mall to bring the Tree of Giving to life. This year we hope t o bring smiles to over 1000 people  from Snohomish, King and Skagit counties. To get involved, simply  visit the Everett Mall and select a tag  from one of the multiple trees throughout the mall. Purchase the  gift and put it under the tree. Each  gift should be gift-wrapped with the gift tag attached. These gifts benefit
people in senior centers,  children in group homes, homeless teens, as well as cancer and brain damage v ictims in rehabilitation  centers, who would not normally receive a present without the community 's  generosity.

The deadline for gifts is 10 pm on Monday, December 17 th . Join the Scouts of the Mount Baker Council  on the evening of Wednesday, December 19 th  as they sort and deliver the gifts to the community  organizations.

The annual Tree of Giving is an opportunity to make a difference in our co mmunity.  We hope you will join the Mount Baker Council, BSA, the Fluke Corp oration and the Everett Mall in the  spirit of giving this holiday season. 


      
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