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Popcorn!

Hello everyone!

As most of you probably know, Jack and Logan are both in Cub Scouts this year. While Logan is not part of the fundraising for the Pack, Jack and I both are and it is that time of year!

We have started selling our Trails End Popcorn, Coffee, and Chocolate (it's true, I looked). Even if you don't want any of the treats, you can donate and the treats will be sent to troops or veterans. So it's kind of  a win-win no matter how you slice it.



Scouting has been a great way for the boys to meet kids from the neighborhood, grow in character, and develop a sense of leadership and belonging. So many things to try so they can find their talents and discover what the like and dislike.

Here is a link to Jack's fundraising web page. You can order directly from the page and it will be sent to you. Please consider helping out Pack 625!

Jack's Fundraising Webpage

Yours in Scouting, and Until Next Time,

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