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Welcome to Pack 788!

We meet all year round for fun, character building activities for boys in Grades 1-5!  Be sure to look at our calendar for upcoming events.  New Scouts are welcome to join at ANY time throughout the year.  If you have questions or comments, please feel free to let us know using our "Contact Us" form.

 

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Sports Night - June 11

Posted on May 18 2012 - 6:35am

Please plan to join us on Monday, June 11th  for Sports Night. Come on out and participate in some fun sporting events!

Pack 788 Water Night - July 30

Posted on May 18 2012 - 6:33am

Please plan to join us on Monday, July 30th for Water Night. Our scouts will have a great time playing games involving water. Plan to get WET!

Rain Gutter Regatta - August 24

Posted on May 18 2012 - 6:32am

Please to join the pack on Friday, August 24th for the annual Rain Gutter Regatta!

Cardinal Day Camp - June 1st Deadline

Posted on May 10 2012 - 11:15pm

The Cardinal Day Camp is an awesome opportunity for scouts to have fun and earn a variety of belt loops and pins. It is a five-day camp (June 18-22) with no overnight camping. Scouts arrive in the morning and picked up in the evening. Parents of all scouts who attend must volunteer to chaperone one of the five days.

Cub and Webelos Adventure Camp

Posted on May 3 2012 - 11:22pm

Cub Adventure Resident Camp will be offered in eight 4-day sessions between June 24th and July 26th. Resident Camp will be held at the Cub and Webelos Adventure Camp in Goochland County. If you are interested in attending, please register at www.cubadventurecamp.net.

Flag Retirement Ceremonies

Posted on Sep 20 2009 - 11:03am


We often get asked "What do I do with an old American flag? Can't Scouts retire them?"


Yes, we do. About twice a year (give or take) we plan a flag retirement ceremony. The older Scouts in our Pack participate to say respectful words about the flag, it's life of service, and all that it represents. After that each flag is carefully and ceremoniously burned in the fire. These are very moving and meaningful ceremonies and an important part of the citizenship component of the Scouting program and the character development of our Scouts.



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