Program Planning for June 2025

June Journeys: Dive into Exciting Adventures and Events!

Things to Remember This Month:

  • Plan for Fall Recruiting
  • Research and Plan for Next Year’s Summer Camp
  • Finalize District Plan
  • Make Father’s Day Unforgettable - June 15
  • Let's Celebrate Juneteenth - June 20

June Events

Click on each heading below to expand or collapse and discover more details about Camping, Training, Program, Fundraising and Community events for this month.

Unit Camping

 

Check with your unit on camping activities for this month.

Learning Programs for Leaders

 

A trained leader is better prepared to make the Scouting program all it can be!

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Roundtables

June

Summer is here and roundtables are not scheduled during the month of June.

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Hybrid Light Fundraising

June

Perfect Scout Fundraiser for your unit. Can be sold by Take Order Form or Show N Sell. The product can be consigned from Scout Office. Additionally, Units can set up an online storefront with HybridLight and sell directly online.

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Community Activity

 

Check with your unit on community activities for this month.

June Planning Items

Fall Recruiting Planning

Now is the time to plan for Back to School (or “fall”) recruiting, and finalize your calendar of activities, promote your plan to current and prospective families, identify (and train) leaders, and connect with your school and community. That foundation will lead to successful Sign Up Events when school starts. A Council Recruiting Kickoff will be held in July and District recruiting events will follow. Contact your Service Area District to discuss the plan and methodology to make your efforts successful.

Scouts BSA Summer Camp | June-July

Scouts BSA Summer Camp is the highlight of the Troop’s program year. It takes a lot of planning to have a good Summer Camp season, so the first part of your planning for next year’s camp should happen now. To start planning for your 2026 camp planning process remember to:

  • Research camps based on troop interest. Always consider Camp Edgewood.
  • Reserve a spot at camp, the earlier the better.
  • Incorporate new Scouts who join in the spring into your summer camp plans.
  • Hold a Parent Night to encourage camp attendance and help parents understand how to help their youth prepare for camp.