Dear Friends,
Troop 160 Memorial Scout Camp has now completed twelve years of operation. During 2022, the Memorial Scout Camp at Spectacle Pond was occupied for 46 days by scout groups, scout families, and members of the general public. We continued to support the homeless population of Lewiston, ME by purchasing and donating $200 of food and supplies, per month, to Sheltered by Jesus L/A Homeless Shelter. Our scout-oriented donation programs reached scouts from seventeen different U.S. states.
The following are some of the highlights and accomplishments from 2022…
During 2022, the Corporation received income of $25,365. The expenses of the Corporation totaled $18,764. On December 31, 2022, the net value of the Corporation’s cash assets was $22,764. The estimated fair market value of the Corporation’s physical assets is $87,200. The total value of the Corporation is estimated at $109,964.
In closing, we would like to thank the Board of Directors, our volunteers, and benefactors for their continued support. We would encourage our Directors to stay focused on Promoting Wilderness Camping - Supporting The Worldwide Scouting Movement - Sponsoring Community Service.
Respectfully Submitted, Date: January 22, 2023
Luc Caron, Jeremy Bernier, and Matt Dubois
Executive Committee, T160 MSC
Troop 160 Memorial Scout Camp has now completed twelve years of operation. During 2022, the Memorial Scout Camp at Spectacle Pond was occupied for 46 days by scout groups, scout families, and members of the general public. We continued to support the homeless population of Lewiston, ME by purchasing and donating $200 of food and supplies, per month, to Sheltered by Jesus L/A Homeless Shelter. Our scout-oriented donation programs reached scouts from seventeen different U.S. states.
The following are some of the highlights and accomplishments from 2022…
- In April, $1,950 in camperships were awarded through the MSC Campership Program:
- The Craig Goodwin Campership was awarded to Seamus Allen, Troop 50 BSA, Veneta, OR.
- The Adam Beggs Campership was awarded to Anderson Smith-Cote, Troop 455 BSA, Atlanta, GA.
- The Joe Beggs Campership was awarded to Elijah Feen, Troop 93B BSA, Hampton, CT.
- The Wayne Marley Camperships was awarded to Kai Trunkhill, Troop 1199 BSA, Colorado Springs, CO.
- $100 awards of merit were given to…
- Kelly Flores, Troop 1314 BSA, Houston, TX
- Roman Tatalovich, Troop 207 BSA, Merietta, OH
- Aaron Toro, Pack 23 BSA, Silver Spring, MD
- Robert Allen, Troop 354 BSA, Dundalk, MD
- Gracie Powell, Troop 1 BSA, Daytona Beach, FL
- Owen Green, Crew 140 BSA, Buffalo Grove, IL
- Loki Allen, Troop 50 BSA, Veneta, OR
- Caesar Navaro, Troop 127B BSA, Agoura Hills, CA
- Raven Mitchell, Troop 19 BSA, Madison, MS
- In October, 31 scouts received camping equipment through the MSC Camping Essentials Program. The following scouts were recipients.
- Receiving a Backpack
- Davidson Bendell, Troop 20 BSA, Mount Pleasant, SC
- Kyle Jenkins, Troop 985 BSA, Alpharetta, GA
- Arianne Padilla, Troop 3738 BSA, Queen Creek, AZ
- Jordan Harapat, Troop 96G BSA, Des Moines, IA
- Justice Clark, Troop 118 BSA, Sutherland Springs, TX
- Nathaniel Rose, Troop 118 BSA, La Vernia, TX
- Receiving Hiking Boots
- Jonathan Burvainis, Troop 120 BSA, Philadelphia, PA
- Nicholas Burvainis, Troop 120 BSA, Philadelphia, PA
- Randy Stemler, Troop 414 BSA, Lansdale, PA
- Matthew Cabrera, Troop 118 BSA, Nixon, TX
- Benaiah Cabrera, Troop 118 BSA, Nixon, TX
- Reed Reagan, Troop 321 BSA, Pittsburgh, PA
- Xavier Rodriguez, Troop 380 BSA, Melbourne, FL
- Anthony Rodriguez, Troop 380 BSA, Melbourne, FL
- Ethan Cadwallader, Troop 24 BSA, New Port Richey, FL
- Braedan Cadwallader, Troop 24 BSA, New Port Richey, FL
- Navis John, Troop 87 BSA, Santa Maria, CA
- Ruby Stroupe, Troop 6059 BSA, Little Rock, AR
- Aubrey Smith, Troop 1057 BSA, Lebanon, OH
- Courtney Martin, Troop 32 BSA, Silver Creek, GA
- Audrey Castillo, Troop 130G BSA, Amado, AZ
- Receiving Winter Boots
- Dominic Matos, Pack 3100 BSA, Poughkeepsie, NY
- Receiving a Sleeping Bag
- Jackie Marino, Pack 53 BSA, Butler, PA
- Jack Hansen, Pack 297 BSA, Highland, IN
- Evelyn Martinez, Troop 94 BSA, Pacoima, CA
- Abby Brinker, Troop 4319G BSA, Oak Harbor, WA
- Angel Schories, Troop 42 BSA, Omaha, NE
- Alex Jackson, Troop 42 BSA, Omaha, NE
- Juan Delgado, Troop 128 BSA, Chambersburg, PA
- Janiel Delgado, Troop 128 BSA, Chambersburg, PA
- Trent Shaffer, Troop 245 BSA, Boalsburg, PA
- Receiving a Backpack
During 2022, the Corporation received income of $25,365. The expenses of the Corporation totaled $18,764. On December 31, 2022, the net value of the Corporation’s cash assets was $22,764. The estimated fair market value of the Corporation’s physical assets is $87,200. The total value of the Corporation is estimated at $109,964.
In closing, we would like to thank the Board of Directors, our volunteers, and benefactors for their continued support. We would encourage our Directors to stay focused on Promoting Wilderness Camping - Supporting The Worldwide Scouting Movement - Sponsoring Community Service.
Respectfully Submitted, Date: January 22, 2023
Luc Caron, Jeremy Bernier, and Matt Dubois
Executive Committee, T160 MSC
