BSA Cub Scout Pack 20 Abingdon

08/24/2026

Interested in Cub Scouts (K-5th)?

Join us this Thursday at Abingdon Baptist Church at 6pm to hear more about the program!

08/22/2026

🍂 Fall adventure is calling!

From Webelos T.A.C.O. Day to Cub Tough Expedition, NRA Youth Day, and our Haunted Adventure Weekends, there's something for every Scout this fall.

⏰ Registration deadlines are coming up quickly, and some early registration perks end even sooner. Check out the graphic for all the important dates, then secure your spot before it's too late!

👉 Register today: SequoyahCouncil.org/Calendar

07/23/2026

Sequoyah Council believes every young person in our service area deserves the opportunity to experience the joy and adventure of Scouting.

That's why we've made a direct investment to remove financial barriers and make joining easier and more affordable than ever before.

This fall promotion is our commitment to growing a stronger, more inclusive Scouting community. This introductory rate is designed to let families try Scouting without financial stress.

After your first year, new members renew at the normal rate, continuing their Scouting journey with all the skills, friendships, and memories they've built along the way. Additional scholarships are available for families who need further assistance — because no Scout should miss out due to cost.

Sequoyah Council is dedicated to investing directly in your family and the future of our community. Together we are building a Scouting community that is open to all, vibrant and growing strong.

07/02/2026

06/20/2026

🎉🇺🇸 4TH OF JULY FAMILY FUN AT WASHINGTON COUNTY PARK! 🇺🇸🎉

Come celebrate Independence Day with us! Join your neighbors for an afternoon of family fun at Washington County Park & Campground.

📅 Sat, July 4th
🕛 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM
📍 Washington County Park & Campground

🎈 What's happening:
🏰 Bounce house
🍿 Popcorn
🍭 Cotton candy
🧊 Shaved ice
🎨 Kid-friendly arts & crafts

06/20/2026

📣 Program Update: Certain Previously Prohibited Activities Are Now Allowed

Scouting America has updated its guidance regarding several activities that were previously prohibited. The following activities are now permitted when conducted safely and appropriately:

✅ Laser tag
✅ Low-pressure water guns
✅ Pie in the face activities

*Laser Tag and Water Gun guidance coming soon

As with all Scouting activities, leaders are expected to apply the principles of SAFE Scouting and follow all applicable safety guidance.

For “pie in the face” activities, Scouting America has published a detailed SAFE Checklist that includes:
🥽 Required eye protection
🥧 Proper pie materials and application methods
🪑 Safety procedures to reduce injury risk
🧼 Cleanup and first aid considerations

Key reminders include:
• Only consenting adults may receive pies in the face
• Pies should be placed gently — never thrown
• Disposable aluminum tins or paper plates only
• Eye protection is required
• Participants must be seated during the activity

👉 Read the official Pie in the Face SAFE Checklist here:
https://www.scouting.org/health-and-safety/safety-moments/pie-in-the-face-safe-checklist/

Scouting America continues to emphasize that safety is not just about rules—it’s about creating a culture of supervision, assessment, fitness, skill, and appropriate equipment and environment.