Behavior Around Campfires

Campfires are a powerful part of the outdoor experience. They can be lively with laughter, storytelling, and fellowship. The campfire can also be a time of reflection, learning, and great peace. Safe behavior around a campfire ensures a good time can be had by all while mitigating the inherent danger of the fire. Here are some helpful reminders on behavior that can make your next campfire a positive and safe experience.



[Scout Safety Moment]

🎉 HOVC's ScoutReach Program on the Today Show

Did you catch Jenna & Friends on the Today Show on March 28th? Viewers who tuned in were in for a real treat, as special co-host (and Heart of Virginia Council Eagle Scout), Henry Hager, was joined by Andrew Fortune, our ScoutReach Executive. What followed was a wonderful spotlight on our ScoutReach program, which serves underprivileged youth in Central Virginia and rests in the capable hands of Myron Kidd, Andrew Fortune (who was on set and whose leadership was deservedly celebrated in this piece), and Bradley Carrol, Jr. Finally, Henry was surprised by surprised with a visit from his Troop 444 Scoutmaster, our very own Ian Coddington. We'd like to thank the Scouts and Parents of Troop 438, the Anna Julia Cooper School, and the Today Show for showing the powerful and positive influence of Scouting!

[See the Jenna & Friends Spot!] [Learn About our ScoutReach Program]

Be Informed. Be Prepared. Be There.

Scouters, we’ve got important updates and exciting news coming your way! Join us at your April District Roundtable to hear about:

• A brand-new Season Pass launching in 2026
• Program Fee Increase – and what awesome perks are coming with it
• A new monthly payment option for families joining Scouting
• Join Scouting Night strategies and details

This is key info that will impact your unit and our upcoming Scouting year—make sure someone from your unit is there to get the scoop!

[Matt Connors Invites You To Attend]

[Get Your Roundtable Date]

Closed for Good Friday & Easter

April 18th

In observance of Good Friday and Easter, we will be closed on Friday, April 18th. Good Friday is a solemn day for many Christians, remembering the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his sacrifice. Easter Sunday celebrates his resurrection and the hope and renewal that it brings. As we pause to reflect during this holy time, we are reminded that a Scout is Reverent—showing respect for the beliefs and traditions of others. Wishing you a peaceful and meaningful Easter weekend.

Camp Card Fundraiser Update

It's not too late to participate in the Camp Card fundraiser. There are about 7,000 cards remaining, but they are selling fast with this year's great deals! Camp Cards are a great way to raise dollars for your unit and can also be used to provide the necessary funds needed for spring and summer camping programs! The first Scout prize drawing will be Friday, April 11th! For every 10 Camp Card sold, Scouts get their name in a drawing for some COOL prizes!

Check out the website to see all the great deals on the four Camp Cards including the NEW Buckingham/Farmville Camp Card!

[Read All About It & Register]

FREE Slushies at Summer Camp?!

Camp Card Bonus Prize Alert

Scouts have a cool new incentive to sell Camp Cards this year—FREE Slushies at Summer Camp for Top Sellers. The top-selling Scout in each district and the top-selling Pack and Troop will enjoy this refreshing reward during their week at Summer Camp at either Cub Adventure Camp or Camp T. Brady Saunders. Don’t miss out—Early Bird sales end April 11, and the Camp Card Sale runs through May 31!

[Crush the Camp Card Sale!]

Friends of Scouting Dinner with Mike Massimino

April 8th

The Friends of Scouting Dinner, presented by Pike Electric and Burford's Construction, is the Council’s primary means to raise the funds needed to support and grow Scout programs for nearly 9,100 Scouts and adult volunteers across 24 counties and 4 cities in Central Virginia. This year, we are thrilled to be joined by our keynote speaker, Mike Massimino. Mike is a New York Times bestselling author who served as a NASA Astronaut from 1996 to 2014. You might recognize him from the Big Bang Theory!

[Read More About It]

Unit Program Planning Party (UP3)

April 21st & May 7th

UP3 is an annual event to help units get what they need to deliver an exciting program and fun activities for their Scouts. Districts have paired up to provide a fun and meaningful program. You'll share ideas, resources, and fellowship. Each event will have its own local flair, and new program areas and vendors will be added in the weeks to come. Adult leaders and volunteers - attend both and get the full UP3 experience!

[April 21st UP3] | [May 7th UP3]

Tournament of Eagles Presented by Patriot Industries

May 19th

Join us on Monday, May 19th at The Country Club of Virginia for a day of golf, fellowship, and fundraising to support Scouting in Central Virginia. This Captain’s Choice format tournament welcomes golfers of all skill levels, with sponsorship opportunities available to showcase your support for local Scouting. All teams will play on the James River Course, a scenic and challenging course recognized by Golf Digest—but spots are limited, so early registration is encouraged! Participants will enjoy lunch, awards, giveaways, and the chance to make a lasting impact on youth in our community.

[Learn More & Register]

Annual Recognition Gala & Silver Beaver Presentation

Save the Date: May 29th

The Silver Beaver Award is the Council's highest volunteer recognition, presented to highly deserving Scouters at our Annual Recognition Gala at the Rockville Center on May 29th at 6:30pm. We hope you'll join us as we recognize these individuals, and many others, for the impact they've made in the lives of youth here in Central Virginia through volunteer service and the donation of time, energy, talents, and experience. Visit the Silver Beaver page to look back on our Class of 2023 recipients, to learn more, and for updates as they are made available for our 2025 event.

[Silver Beaver Page]

Now Hiring Our Summer Camp Staff

We have numerous employment openings at our Summer Camps at both T. Brady Saunders and Cub Adventure Camp, and our Cub Scout Day Camps. Paid and internship opportunities are available for applicants 16 years of age and older.

Must-Fill Positions Include:

• STEM Instructors (18 years of age and older)
• Waterfront Instructors (16 years of age and older)
• ... and more!

[Learn More & Apply]

Scouting for Clean Waterways

Scouting for Clean Waterways, Scouting America’s latest initiative, empowers Scouts of all ages to tackle the growing issue of marine debris through hands-on conservation projects. While many units may participate around Earth Day 2025 (April 22), Scouts can join in anytime throughout the year—no matter how far they live from a body of water. Cub Scouts can complete projects through the Champions for Nature elective Adventure, while Scouts BSA, Venturers, and Sea Scouts can earn service hours toward rank advancement. This initiative offers a simple, fun way for Scouts to make a real difference in protecting ecosystems and wildlife.

[Learn More!]

Summertime Scout Nights Are on the Calendar!

Scout Nights are here, and they're bringing fun and community spirit to benefit Scouts in the Heart of Virginia Council! Kick off the season with the Tri-City Chili Peppers on Saturday, June 28th, at Shepherd Stadium. Then, head to the Diamond on Friday, July 25th for Scout Night at the Diamond with the Richmond Flying Squirrels, where you can catch a baseball game and cheer on our team. Fulfil your need for speed at the Scout Summer Experience at the Richmond Raceway August 14th–16th! Finally, cap off the series on Saturday, September 20th at Scout Night with the Richmond Kickers—an action-packed soccer event that's sure to thrill. All proceeds from these events go directly to supporting the programs and adventures of our Scouts.

[Get Your Tickets Today!]

Connect with Us on LinkedIn

We are excited to have officially joined the LinkedIn community! Follow us for upcoming networking opportunities, important news and information, Scouting celebrations, key board meeting takeaways, great event photos, and so much more.

[Follow Us!]

Cub Family Camporee

May 2nd–4th

Join us at Cub Adventure Camp for a weekend of fun spring activities including fishing, archery, BB, Crafts, and for 4th and 5th graders, the climbing tower. The Cub Family Camporee takes place the weekend of May 2nd–4th! Event check-in is on Saturday morning, but packs can arrive and camp on Friday if desired. You can also just come out for the day. Cub and Webelos Scouts can attend with either their Pack or as a Family campout.

[Camporee With Us!]

Scouts Trash the Trash Day

May 3rd

Scouts Trash the Trash Day is a global Messengers of Peace initiative where Scouts and their friends or family clean up at least 2.2 pounds of trash on Saturday, May 3rd. Inspired by Troop 1206 in Helena, Montana, this event unites Scouts worldwide in a shared day of service, similar to Jamboree on the Air and Jamboree on the Trail. Beyond environmental impact, it showcases Scouting’s values, raises awareness, and encourages new members to join the movement.

[Sign Up to Participate]

Deep Run Day Camp for Cub Scouts

June 9th–13th

Cub Scout Day Camp is often called “the camp that comes to the Scout.” Day Camp is an organized program for Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts under certified leadership, at Deep Run Park in Richmond. Cub Scout Day Camp is a unique program; it is usually the first major activity for Scouts after graduating from their previous rank. At Day Camp, Scouts begin to work toward their next rank in the Cub Scout program, and we use the same ranks to identify age groups as your “home pack.” We welcome non-Scout buddies to join in on the fun, as well!

[Register Today!]

🤠 Cub Scout Summer Camp

Return to the Old West

“Return to the Old West” is our theme for Cub Adventure Camp this summer, so we asked Wild West Legend Pecos Bill to tell our Cub Scout Families all about what they’ll experience there. You can watch Pecos Bill talk about Summer Camp, Day Camp, and the Cub Family Camporee using the link below.

Happy Trails and Happy Scouting!

[Learn more from Pecos Bill]

[Register for Cub Summer Camp today!]

Cub Chat Live, 3pm on Fridays

Each Friday at 3pm Eastern, Scouting Magazine hosts Cub Chat Live broadcasts on Facebook and YouTube. Each week, they talk about useful tips, tricks and ideas that help your den or Pack!

• March 28: Fishing Elective Adventure across ranks
• April 4: Summertime Fun Elective Adventure across ranks
• April 11: Leader Succession Planning

Did you miss the March 21st broadcast? Use the link below to see our very own Jason Melton discuss swimming electives for each Cub Scout rank!

[Tune In to Cub Chat Live]

Customized Weekend Experiences

As you plan your program year, now is the perfect time to consider booking a customized Weekend Experience at the Heart of Virginia Council Scout Reservation. Craft adventures around the activities your Scouts enjoy the most, like camping, fishing, range & target sports, climbing, boating, sports, and more!

[Plan Your Weekend Experience]

CAN-vey Your Message: Community!

April 19th

Join fellow Scouts on Saturday, April 19th, for a unique Eagle Scout service project where teams will build creative sculptures using donated canned goods to support FeedMore and local families in need. This hands-on event, led by Nola from Troop 888, offers Scouts the chance to earn service hours, compete for awards, and showcase teamwork and problem-solving skills. Whether you’re building, donating, or cheering on teams, your participation makes a real impact—don’t miss this opportunity to give back! Registration closes on March 30th - enter your team today!

[Register Here!]

[Download the PDF Flyer]

Citizenship in Society Merit Badge Counselor Orientation May 4th

A Citizenship in Society Merit Badge Counselor Orientation is coming Sunday, May 4, 2025 (Star Wars Day!) from 2:00–3:30 PM at the HOVC Leadership Center. Space is limited to 20 future mentors, so if your troop hasn’t designated a Counselor yet, now’s the time! Come prepared with your Merit Badge Counselor application, DEI training completed, and a readiness to guide Scouts on a journey of empathy, leadership, and doing what’s right.

[Register, You Must!]

Patrick Henry Public Speaking Merit Badge Forum

May 17th & 24th

Interested in completing the Public Speaking and Communication merit badges? Scouts are only required to attend on May 17, but May 24 will be available for those who need extra time to complete their requirements. Due to limited availability in the Communication merit badge classes, Scouts are asked to complete the Public Speaking merit badge before registering for Communication. While not a formal requirement, taking Public Speaking first will help Scouts build strong foundational skills and get more out of the Communication badge experience. And yes—Patrick Henry will be making a return appearance this year!

[Attend Merit Badge Day]

Hampden-Sydney College Merit Badge Day

June 7th

Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia is hosting a Merit Badge Day on June 7th, open to all Scouts BSA Troops in the Heart of Virginia Council. Thanks to the support and involvement of the college administration, faculty, staff and community, we are able to offer a great day and merit badge opportunities taught by qualified instructors. While you are here, we hope you will explore our 1330 acre historic campus. Merit badge registration opens on April 1st! A list of available badges have been posted on the registration page, linked below.

[Attend Merit Badge Day]

NEW: Multisport Merit Badge

Scouting is all about adventure, skill-building, and personal growth. With the launch of the Multisport Merit Badge, Scouts now have a new way to push their limits, challenge themselves, and develop lifelong healthy habits. This badge is a great opportunity for youth to discover new sports, improve fitness, and explore multisport activities like triathlons, duathlons, and aquabikes. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just getting started, the Multisport Merit Badge is your chance to take on a new challenge and level up your skills.

[Learn About It!]

Scouts BSA Test Lab

Have you visited the Scouts BSA Test Lab? This is a unique opportunity for Scouts to test drive potential merit badges, and provide their feedback, in the hopes of adding new badges to the program. Right now, you can complete the proposed requirements for Auctioneering, Wildland Fire Management, and Life Skills, but the Test Lab will regularly feature new and exciting proposed badges. Scouts completing these test badges will earn a certificate (which does not count toward advancement), but if it becomes official, they will be credited with having earned it. Let us know if you give it a try, and what you like about each proposed badge.

[Enter the Lab]

Summer Camp 2025 at Camp T. Brady Saunders

Camp Is Filling Up FAST–Don't Miss Out!

Summer Camp registrations for Camp T. Brady Saunders are rolling in! We are offering 4 weeks of Scouts BSA Summer Camp. Here is the status on each week:

• Week 1, June 15-21: 140 youth spots left.
• Week 2, June 22-28: is 100% sold out.
• Week 3, July 6-12: 56 youth spots left.
• Week 4, July 13-19: 134 youth spots left.

If you’re planning to attend Camp T. Brady Saunders this summer and haven’t yet signed up, we strongly encourage you to do so to nail down your desired week.

[Go to Summer Camp!]

National Youth Leadership Training

June 8th–14th

National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) is a premier leadership experience for Scouts, equipping them with the skills to lead both in Scouting and beyond. Over an action-packed week, participants engage in hands-on activities, challenges, and team-based learning, all centered around what a leader must BE, KNOW, and DO. Held in an outdoor setting, NYLT brings leadership to life through real-world application, preparing youth to take on greater responsibilities in their troops, crews, and communities. Are you ready to lead?

[Secure Your Spot]

Buckskin: The Leadership Experience

July 20th–July 26th

Buckskin: The Leadership Experience is a week-long intensive course for Scouts 14+ (Star rank or higher) who are ready to lead. Participants will learn 19 essential leadership skills, advance their outdoor abilities, and apply teamwork through the Patrol Method. With Scoutmaster approval, a strong work ethic, and at least one long-term camping trip completed, Scouts will gain the confidence to lead in their units and beyond. Step up, take the challenge, and become the leader you’re meant to be!

[Register for Buckskin]

Trailblazer Program Area Updates

The Heart of Virginia Scout Reservation is thrilled to announce the relocation and enhancement of the first-year camper Trailblazer Program Area. As part of the ongoing implementation of the Heart of Virginia Scout Reservation Master Plan, this exciting project moves the program area to the Parade Field at Camp T. Brady Saunders. The new location offers closer proximity to restrooms and a more centralized position within the camp, along with a sprawling open field perfect for outdoor activities.

[Read All About It]

National Jamboree Registration Is Open!

July 22–31, 2026

Scouting’s flagship event is one-of-a-kind. It’s a gathering of approximately 30,000 Scouts, leaders, and staff that showcases everything that is great about the BSA and its members. Held every four years, the Jamboree is an amazing opportunity for participants, volunteers, and visitors to experience the best of Scouting, all in one place. Features include; one of the longest zip line courses in North America, a world-class skate park, ATV offerings, treetop canopy tours, rock climbing, patch trading, stadium shows, and much more! The 2026 National Jamboree is open to Scouts BSA, Venturing, Explorer, and Sea Scouts, 12 and up!

[Visit Our Jamboree Page]

Troop Talk Live, 3pm on 2nd Wednesdays

The second Wednesday of each month at 3pm, Scouting Magazine hosts Troop Talk Live on Facebook. These brief chats cover a variety of topics, from accommodating Scouts with disabilities to uniforming, youth leadership, the Path to Eagle, and more.

• April 23: Getting troops involved with the Scouting for Clean Waterways initiative

[Tune In]

Scouts BSA Clothing Guidelines

The Scouting America Clothing Guideline aims to foster unity, respect, and safety during Scouting activities. While the official Scouting America field uniform is encouraged, participants can wear an activity uniform as needed during their Scouting activities. First and foremost, all clothing choices should meet safety requirements and reflect the values of the Scout Oath, the Scout Law, and the Scouter Code of Conduct. Read more about the Guidelines and Troop Clothing Policy by following the link below.

[Learn More]

Exploring Live Hour, 2025 Schedule Available

The National Exploring Live Hour is a monthly Zoom video conference that will help engage and equip Exploring volunteers and professionals to grow, support, and learn more about Exploring. Each month the National Exploring Live Hour will be led by our National Exploring Program Chair and the National Director of Exploring. The live hours will include sharing best practices and ideas that are happening within our councils, highlighting successful growth campaigns, and inspiring new ideas through various trainings. The first Live Hour of 2025 takes place April 9th and covers "Introductions, Overview of the state of Exploring, National Exploring Program Committee Structure."

[Get the 2025 Schedule]

Venturing Podcast: Leading Our Adventures

Every Other Friday at 6pm

Ready to explore the exciting world of Venturing? Tune in to Leading Our Adventures, the official Venturing BSA podcast, where passionate Venturers and leaders share inspiration, leadership tips, and incredible stories from across the Venturing community. Each episode covers topics like planning unforgettable adventures, fostering personal growth, and building strong crews. Whether you’re a seasoned Venturer, a new member, or simply curious about Venturing, there’s something for everyone.

[YouTube] [Facebook]

Customized Weekend Experiences

As you plan your program year, now is the perfect time to consider booking a customized Weekend Experience at the Heart of Virginia Council Scout Reservation for your Troop, Crew, or Ship. Craft adventures around the activities your Scouts enjoy the most, like camping, range & target sports, climbing and rappelling, boating, welding, COPE, and more!

[Plan Your Weekend Experience]

Calling All Radio Scouts

The FCC Amateur Radio Service and Scouting share a common mission: service to others. The Camp TBS Amateur Radio Club (ARC) was formed in 2019 while the affiliated operating station was constructed. The station is located at Camp T. Brady Saunders. The goal of this project is to provide a space for STEM programs in radio and teaching the Radio Merit Badge. Membership is informal and offered to BSA registered youth and adult volunteers at no cost.

[Join the Club!]

BALOO Training for Cub Scout Leaders

April 12th–13th

Ready to take your Scouting Skills to the next level? Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation is an essential training program designed to equip leaders with the tools they need to guide Scouts in the great outdoors. BALOO is perfect for Cub Scout leaders, focusing on the essentials of camping with younger Scouts. You'll learn how to safely plan and execute outdoor adventures, creating unforgettable experiences for your Pack. In order for your unit to have an outdoor camping experience, you must have someone on-site who is BALOO trained!

[Register to Attend]

IOLS for Scouts BSA Leadership

April 12th–13th

Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills is tailored for adult leaders in Scouts BSA, covering the fundamental outdoor skills every Scout needs to know, from setting up camp to using a map and compass This hands-on IOLS course ensures you're prepared to deliver the best, safest Scouting experience possible. Invest in your leadership journey and empower the next generation of Scouts with the confidence and skills they need to survive.

[Register to Attend]

2025 Scouting University: Save the Date & Survey September 27th

Great leaders inspire greatness in others, and the Heart of Virginia Council’s University of Scouting is here to help you unlock your potential! Join us on September 27th at Richmond’s First Baptist Church for a day of learning, growth, and adventure planning.

Stay tuned for more details from your district leadership and social channels. In the meantime, help shape this year’s event by sharing your input—take our survey and let us know which classes interest you most!

[Take the Scouting U Survey]

Spring 2026 Wood Badge

Save the Date: April & May 2026

Wood Badge is the premier leadership training for all registered adult Scout leaders, blending Scouting traditions with modern leadership skills. Over two weekends (April 17–19 and May 16–17, 2026) at Cub Adventure Camp, participants build teamwork, leadership, and organizational skills in a fun, hands-on environment. Along the way, they form lasting friendships and grow as impactful leaders. Save the date, and visit our Wood Badge page using the link below.

[Wood Badge Page]

Eagle Scout Graduation Honor Cords

They've earned their Eagle, and now it's time for them to soar! Celebrate your Scout's accomplishment with our Eagle Scout Graduation Honor Cords. These special cords are red, white and blue double cords with a custom silver Eagle charm attached, to be worn with the high school's cap and gown on graduation day. Our Heart of Virginia Council Scout Shop has plenty of Eagle Cords, and other great gifts, in stock! Visit us at 8090 Villa Park Drive today to browse o selection.

[Visit the Scout Shop]

Custom Unit Number Patches

Now you can order custom unit number patches with no minimum required—even just one! If you prefer the clean look of a single patch on your uniform or want to skip sewing multiple individual number patches, we’ve got you covered. Contact the Scout Shop at scoutshophovc@scouting.org or 804-204-2628 to place your order.



[Visit the Scout Shop]

Did Your Unit Earn Free Rank Patches?

Units that sold at least $400 in Camp Cards, Popcorn, and/or Peanuts, held a Family Friends of Scouting presentation, and completed unit renewal on time will receive free rank patches this year! Congratulations! 🎉



To claim your patches, email your advancement report with the purchase order summary page to scoutshophovc@scouting.org at least 48 business hours before your planned pick-up. This helps our Scout Shop team prepare your order so it’s ready when you arrive. Thank you for your dedication to Scouting—your hard work makes a difference!

Unit Flag Orders

Whether you're replacing an old and tattered unit flag, or you want one with the new Scouting America logo, all unit flag purchases now go through Carrot-Top Industries. Create a customized flag on their website, linked below, utilizing the new Scouting America branding.

[Snag a Flag]

Patch Sewing Service

Did you know that the Scout Shop offers a Patch Sewing Service to save you time and frustration (especially if you don't own a sewing machine, and the thought of hand-stitching or using Badge Magic makes you shudder)? We offer brand new uniform shirts with all the pre-sewn bells and whistles, and can even add Unit Numerals, badges of office, and even merit badge patches for just $3.50 per patch.

[Visit the Scout Shop]

April Roundtables

Roundtable is a monthly program offered by districts that give leaders hands-on experience and provides a forum for leaders to offer and receive help from their fellow Scouters. Each district offers special supplemental training for volunteers at the beginning of the month.

[Learn More & Get the Dates]

Heart of Virginia Council Strategic Plan

Scouting has a rich history of positively impacting the lives of over 130 million youth, and we have a bright future ahead of us. We have modernized our traditional programs with the innovations of science and technology, while infusing safety into all aspects of our program. We continue to enable the girls and boys involved to develop lifelong friendships and build the life skills needed to become the future leaders of our communities, businesses, and country.

[Read Our Full Strategic Plan]

Heart of Virginia Council Master Plan

We invite you to visit our Heart of Virginia Council Master Plan page to learn more about where we've spent more than $950,550 to improve our Scout Reservation, and how we intend to continue making improvements in the years to come! These projects cannot be completed without the support of the units who participate in our annual fundraising (Popcorn & Peanuts, and Camp Cards) or our very generous donors! Thank you!

[View the HOVC Master Plan]

The Eagle's Nest

Eagle Scout is the highest achievement or rank attainable in the Scouting America program. Only four percent of Scouts achieve this remarkable milestone. The Eagle's Nest celebrates the accomplishments of those Scouts who have attained that highest rank in Scouting.

[Visit the Eagle's Nest]

Memorials & Honors

Tributes and memorials are a way for us to honor, cherish, or remember our Scouting mentors and loved ones. Honors and Memorials can be made at the Leadership Center or by mailing donations to 8090 Villa Park Drive, Henrico, VA 23228. Please include a memo denoting the individual(s) you are donating in honor or memorial of.

[View Our Memorials & Honors]

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The HOVC Communications team continues to work hard to provide existing, new, and potential Scouts with the best possible experience! That includes access to great, accurate information… and we think YOU are an important source! We would love to hear from you about your positive experiences with HOVC.

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