Our 2022 District Dinner is a picnic and awards night.
The location is Riverbends Park in Shelby Township. To reach the picnic site, enter the park from the 22 Mile Road entrance.
The fun begins at 6:30 and food and awards will follow.
We are requesting a $10 donation per person for the event. Pay in cash at the event.
To register go to:
Weekend 1
Friday 09-16-2022 7:30 AM ET to
Sunday 09-18-2022 5:00 PM ET 
Weekend 2
Saturday 10-01-2022 7:30 AM ET to
Sunday 10-02-2022 5:00 PM ET
Wood Badge is Scouting’s premier training course. It’s the ultimate leadership training experience designed to meet the leadership needs for all Cub Scout, Scouts BSA, Venturing, Sea Scout and Exploring leaders as well as council and district leaders and Scouting professionals.
Wood Badge is advanced leadership training for anyone registered with the BSA and 18 years of age or older. This includes adult leaders in all of Scouting’s program areas – Cub Scouting, Scouts BSA, Venturing, Sea Scouting and Exploring – as well as council and district leaders. This includes assistant leaders and committee members in all areas.
Register at: https://scoutingevent.com/272-39588-105003
Questions?
Three scouters in Chippewa District received the Silver Beaver Award for 2021. The Silver Beaver Award is the highest level of recognition that a scouter can receive at the local Council level.
Congratulations go out to:
Bill Berklich
Nick Britton
Chuck Coutteau
The District Award of Merit is the highest award an adult can receive at the district level. Congratulations to our 2021 recipients:
Renee Keech
Phil Moore
On November 28, Eagle Scout candidate Michael of Troop 209 along with fellow scouts installed more than 50 feet of boardwalk and an amazing Adirondack bench at the Michigan Nature Association Wilcox-Warnes Nature Sanctuary in Macomb County.
Thank you Michael and fellow scouts for doing your part in preserving and improving our natural areas in Macomb County.
Some of our Chippewa units participated in the Mt. Clemens Santa Day parade on November 20. Here are some photos of Pack 95 from Harrison Township. Thank you for supporting this community event and spreading cheer during this holiday season.
If your unit marched in a Santa parade this fall, please send photos to dputt5@ yahoo.com to be included in the chippy blog.
Click on the link below to get all the information you need in earning all 18 Little Brave Segments
Questions? Send email to: info@chiefpontiacprograms.org
Earning the Michigan Badge is a great Stay-At-Home Project.
Please click on the link below to see the requirements and how to order the Michigan Badge
The Michigan Badge Requirements
Questions? Send email to: info@chiefpontiacprograms.org
Snow snakes are a fun wintertime outdoor activity following a Native American tradition. A Snow Snake starts with a one inch diameter dowel that is 3 feet long with steel weighted added for speed. You may carve and varnish the stick and prepare for racing down a snow-packed run. The Chief Pontiac Programs committee is selling snow snake kits for $5 each. Snow Snakes may be purchased in person at CPP sponsored snow snake events or ordered on line directly from the Chief Pontiac Programs Committee at : The CPPC store.
Link to How to Make A Snownake
Questions? Send email to: info@chiefpontiacprograms.org
