Where Does the Funding Go?

87% - Programs & Services

• Cub Scout; Boy Scout; Venturing; Learning for Life & Exploring Programs.

• Special Programs: Jamborees,
  Klondike Derby, Recognition Dinners, Camporall and much more.

• Youth Outreach; Scoutreach,
  Special Needs, Juvenile Diversion,
  Learning for Life.

• Scholarships for youth members.

• Community Service Programs:
  Scouting for Food, Drug Awareness, Youth Protection Training.

• Support in establishing new units.

• Provide camper insurance for Units at council and sponsored events.

• Monthly Roundtables.

• Training for volunteers:  Fast Start, Basic, Wood Badge

• Training for Youth Leaders: Pine Tree, etc.

• Maintenance services and improvements for (3) Major Scout Camps owned and operated by Viking Council.

• Community Public Relations.

• Trained staff to support the Council, Districts, and Unit

6% - Administration

• Maintenance of Scout Service Center - administration of offices, secretarial support, and accounting-disbursement and control of accounts receivable and payable. Annual audits by an independent auditor.

• Maintenance of equipment, computer hardware, copy machines, typewriters, label machines, and printing etc.

• Books, pamphlets, program helps, and visual aid materials.

• Produce council bulletins to inform leaders of events and programs.

• Council web site.

• Friends of Scouting supplies and support.

• Product sales coordination and support.

• Grant writing.

• Special Events.

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Last Update March 28, 2004