Kent Clayburn, whose visionary leadership as the BSA’s international commissioner established valuable connections around the world, has died.
In 1976, the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) committee established the NESA Distinguished Service Award. This award is given to recognize those who have given extraordinary leadership and service to NESA resulting in a significant impact on a national or regional level. It is given for dedicated service over a period of years to NESA, promotion and reengagement of Eagle Scouts and young people earning rank of Eagle Scouts. It is for lengthy national or regional to NESA/Eagle Scout service and not a distinguished citizen or person of the year award.
May the 4th Be With You! In the spirit of Star Wars Day, let’s revisit a Bryan on Scouting article from 2016, 8 ways Scouting
Featured prominently are six female Eagle Scouts from our own Golden Gate Area Council. We appreciate the recognition Diablo Magazine has afforded them and to all those who are involved in the Scouting program.
Join Scouting families across the country in a spirited Summer of Service! As we have throughout our history, Scouting families are answering the call to work together in service of the greater good. From public health drives, to caring for the environment, to assisting neighbors in need, Scouts have always been a force for positivity and goodness in our communities. Now more than ever, our world needs that Scouting spirit once again. Let’s step up! Together, we can answer the call to make a positive impact in our neighborhoods and communities. Join us today, with projects big or small, in a Summer of Service!
The Golden Gate Area Council’s NESA committee is excited to announce a refreshed version of the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award page. With help from volunteers, council professionals, and national professionals, the refreshed page preserves the history and prestige of each Distinguished Eagle Scout Award. On the page, you will find photos of the recipients and the citation that accompanied their award.
Patrick Jaime and Melody Fewx were awarded the Western Region Venturing Leadership Award for 2021, during a Western Region Venturing Officers’ Association Open House.
Eagle Scout Andrew Steckner was elected to lead the National Venturing Officers’ Association. Andrew will begin his term on June 1st, 2021.
Last night the Golden Gate Area Council held an online recognition for the 23 young ladies that made up the Inaugural Class of Female Eagle Scouts for the council. If you did not get to watch the event last night or would like to relive the magic, you can do so here.
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