Cub Scout Pack 802, St. Albert the Great, Huntingdon Valley PA

06/20/2026

Pack 802 took a trip up 476 to the iron pigs took
In all the sights and sounds of the America classic baseball game while there they watched fire works camped out on the outfield and played games and watched a movie before waking up to breakfast from the iron pigs and headed home

06/20/2026

For the final school year pack meeting the scouts of pack 802 checked out and learn fire safety from the Hinton Valley fire dept while the scouts were there the alarmed sound and the dept had to roll out for a call but came back shortly for a glade alarm afterwards the scouts finished then night with some sweet ice cream at Polly’s ice cream on 2nd street like

06/19/2026

On this , let's learn more about the first known Eagle Scout who was black/African American and paved the way for many other Black and African American Scouts in Scouting America.

Hamilton Bradley:

Bradley is believed to be the first Black Eagle Scout in America, whose court of honor was held on December 19, 1919. He was one of two Scouts selected to represent New York at the Eastern States Exposition in 1920, and after turning 18, he became an assistant Scoutmaster.

Bradley's Eagle Scout court of honor was held at the Rome Free Academy, according to the Rome Daily Sentinel.

After turning 18, Bradley became an assistant scoutmaster for Troop 2 in Rome, demonstrating his continued involvement and leadership in Scouting, according to a report from scouting history website.

Before the discovery of Hamilton Bradley's achievement, Harry Cooper of Missouri was thought to be the first Black Eagle Scout, having earned the award in September 1920.

Shared from various sources, Scouting website and daily sentinel

06/19/2026

06/18/2026

☑️ Has your unit received BSA Health forms Parts A & B for all new Scouts and any of their parents who will be participating in unit activities?

☑️Does your unit have a clear sense of which Scouts might have food or environmental allergies, such as bee stings and poison ivy?

☑️Are your leaders current with their Hazardous Weather Training, Safety afloat and Safe Swim Defense trainings? 

☑️Has your unit inventoried and checked for expired supplies in its first aid kit? 

☑️Has your unit provided opportunities for Scouts to earn the Firem'n Chit and Totin Chit to prepare Scouts to use tools and fire safely?

☑️ As trained leaders, it's our responsibility to know these things and to PLAN to keep Scouts safe. CPR/AEd training is being offered by Council on July 5th.

06/18/2026

Aidan from Troop 3 is looking for volunteers for the install day of his project! This day will place 20 story book posts along the walking trail in Miller Meadow (Hatboro). If your're able to help, please contact [email protected].

06/12/2026

The first steps to the top starts in cub scouts laying the ground work to reach the top