12/8 - T635 Elections <here> / Campout Prep mtg <here> / Candle Order Pick-up <here>
12/11 - Campout food shopping
12/12 - T635 Campout

12/15 - T635 Holiday Party & Gift Exchange @ SAC. Please rsvp <here>

*Parents - Please join us for the first 10 mins of each Troop Meeting for important announcements.
*Scouts - Remember to bring your Scout Handbook.

To preview the upcoming year of Troop events 'at a glance' <Click here>
Did you know you can sync the Troop calendar with your Apple, Android, Outlook, iCal, Yahoo or Windows device?  <Click here> to learn how!

Troop 635 will be back at Camp Friedlander for Summer Camp Week (July 12-18, 2026) and in one of our favorite campsites, Chippewa!
Early bird discount ends 12/31/25. Don't miss out on this opportunity to save big by paying your deposit today! <Click here> to learn more.

For those needing to complete the swim test for summer camp or High Adventure next summer, Countryside YMCA will again offer swim test dates in 2026.  Hold the Date (registration info forthcoming): 

Registration closes soon for teams interested in participating in the Klondike Derby. For details and to sign-up to learn more click here. (2) adult leaders needed!

The DBC Training Committee would like to invite you to Scouting U - Lite on Saturday, December 6th!

• Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmaster Specific
• Special Needs and Disabilities Awareness Trainings

Did you know - "The World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) is a confederation of more than 170 National Scout Organizations with over 50 million members worldwide. It was formed to encourage the expansion and development of Lord Baden-Powell’s dream throughout the world by promoting unity and the understanding of Scouting’s purpose and principles." (https://www.scouting.org/international/world-scouting/).

Scouting America contributes about 3 million members to the WOSM!

<Scouting America> and the Aims and Methods of Scouting <.pdf>

The Scouting program has specific objectives, commonly referred to as the “Aims of Scouting.” They are character development, leadership development, citizenship training, and personal fitness. Leadership development is also one of Scouting’s eight methods contributing to both good character and good citizenship.