DISCLAIMER FOR UNOFFICIAL LINKS!
These links, both official BSA locations and third-party sites, are mentioned frequently as useful destinations for Scouters on the Web. A note of caution: While neither maintained nor authorized by the BSA, numerous third-party Scouting-oriented sites provide a vast variety of program resources, advice to leaders, and other materials. However, such sources can include content that is misleading, incorrect, or, worse, suggests activities that are unacceptable or unsafe by BSA standards. Regardless of the authoritative appearance of any Web Source, weather for Scouting or for a specific activity or practice, unit leaders should always check with their local council service center before formally incorporating such materials into a unit program.
Although we link to outside sites, which are great references, neither Pacific Coast District nor DPC endorses any of the third-party Scouting-oriented sites.
In other words use good Scouting sense when using information from unofficial sites!!
Council Camping Guide
Council Camps
What is Resident Camp, and Cub Day Camping
Cub Camping
Mataguay
Balboa
The Youth Aquatic Center (YAC)
National Forests in California
National
National BSA Site
National OA
Scouting Magazine
Boys Life
BSA Uniforms and Supply
International Scouting
Sea Scouts
Desert Pacific Council
DPC Mission Statement
Desert Pacific Council
DPC Contact List
DPC Web Links
Mobile Trading Post Schedule
Forms
Pack 720
Troop 765 Del Mar
Troop 777 Encinitas
Troop 2000 Olivenhain
Scouts
Merit Badges
Eagle Court of Honor
Scouting Programs
Animated Knots
Cubs
Cub Scout Programs
Cub Stuff
Pinewood Derby
Order Of The Arrow
OA Patch Traders
National OA
Tiwahi OA Camping Guide ** broken **
Unofficial
Compass
U.S. Scouting Service
Scouting Online
Subscribe to US Scouts Newsletter
Order OA Regalia Needs
MacSCOUTER
San Diego County Parks
Adventure 16
Semaphore Animation ** broken **
Sierra Trading Post
Scouting Spider
Clipart
Campfire Planning
REI
Campmor
Wyoming River Raiders
How You Can Help
There are many ways that YOU can be a part of Scouting.
You can volunteer your time:
As a Leader
As a Concened Adult
On the District Committee
On the Concil Committees
As a Scouter at Large
As a Merit Badge Conselor
You can provide Funding:
By Direct Donations
By Friends of Scouting
By the United Way by selecting Boy Scouts DPC #6122
By Combined Federal
By Bequest and Endownments
By Having a Fundraiser
By Telling Your Friends
by Getting Businesses Involved
You can provide Support:
By Donating Materials
By Donating Services
By Profiding Meeting Places
By Sponsoring a Scout Unit
These are but a few of the ways you can help Scouting. If you have questions contact:
the webmaster
OR
Mick Woods
