Scouting for Food Online – Support Local Food Banks Across North Central Wisconsin Today! April 15th through April 30th

Samoset Council has raised over $9,000 dollars towards their $15,000-dollar goal to directly support local food banks across North Central Wisconsin…ITS NOT TOO LATE TO GIVE!!!

During this unprecedented time, Scouting continues to serve youth and families across North Central Wisconsin.  Youth are working closely with their family to complete Scouting projects at home.  Virtual campouts are taking place, connecting local youth with youth across our great Nation.  Scouting also remains committed to meeting community needs through service.  With the growing economic hardship facing our communities, local food banks need Scouting for Food more than ever.

To ensure Scouts remain safe, the annual Scouting for Food project will be moving to an online cash donation format.  100% of the funds will remain in your community to supporting over 35 food banks across North Central Wisconsin.  Instead of going door-to-door to collect food, Scouts will be spreading the word on this vital service project to help our local food banks.  Just $1 dollar can buy 10 meals in Wisconsin!

Donate TODAY!  By TEXTING “give food” to 844-615-4269 or visiting www.samoset.org/SFF

Thank you!!!

About Samoset Council

In 2020, Samoset Council is celebrating 100 years of service to youth and families across North Central Wisconsin within the following 13 counties: Marathon, Portage, Wood, Lincoln, Langlade, Adams, Taylor, Vilas, Oneida, Forest, Clark, Price and Juneau. Samoset Council has over 4,000 registered youth members and 1,800 adult volunteers.  On average Scouts and volunteers across Samoset Council collect over 50 tons of food for local food pantries during our annual Scouting for Food drive.  For more information visit www.samsoet.org.

About the Boy Scouts of America

The Boy Scouts of America provides the nation’s foremost youth program of character development and values-based leadership training, which helps young people be “Prepared. For Life.®” The Scouting organization is composed of more than 2.1 million youth members between the ages of 5 and 21 and approximately 800,000 volunteers in local councils throughout the United States and its territories. For more information on the Boy Scouts of America, please visit www.Scouting.org.