Big Muddy
Black Gold
Boone Trails
Cahokia Mounds
Cherokee
Egyptian
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Gravois Trail
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North Star
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Piasa Bird
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St. Clair
Thunderbird
Popcorn Fundraiser 2018
Click here to sign up for the 2018 sale
(make sure you input the Council key code 312gsla when you commit to the sale)
Pecatonica River has been selected to be the popcorn supplier for our 2018 campaign!
| Learn more about Pecatonica River Popcorn HERE | Check out their flavors HERE |
Important dates:
August 24: Submit Show & Sell order
September 1: Sales Starts (online and take order)
September 7: Pick up Show & Sell order (warehouses to be announced)
October 26: Submit popcorn order (take orders) in popcorn system.
November 9: Pick up your popcorn order (warehouses to be announced)
December 5: Invoices due
| August 1, 2018 Andre’s Banquet Center 4238 Telegraph Rd, St. Louis, MO 63129 Dinner 6:30pm, Training 7pm |
August 6, 2018 Main Street Brewing Company 6435 W. Main St, Belleville, IL 62226 Dinner 6:30pm, Training 7pm |
| August 8, 2018 Orlando’s Banquet Center 2050 Dorsett Village Plaza, Maryland Heights, MO 63043 Dinner 6:30pm, Training 7pm |
August 13, 2018 Collinsville Knights of Columbus 1 Columbus Plaza, Collinsville, IL 62234 Dinner 6:30pm, Training 7pm |
| August 16, 2018 Ray’s Banquet Center 3257 William St, Cape Girardeau, MO 63703 Dinner 6:30pm, Training 7pm |
August 21, 2018 The Pavilion 1602 Sioux Dr, Marion, IL 62959 Dinner 6:30pm, Training 7pm |
Popcorn sales can generate enough income to financially support your Scouting program for the entire year! Money from popcorn can be used to cover the cost of camporees, pinewood derby races, field trips, equipment, badges and advancement, and summer camp.
In 2016 and 2017, we invested almost $850,000 directly into programs and camp properties.
Because of the popcorn sale…
- Beaumont – New maintenance equipment, Trading Post renovations, road
improvements, equestrian saddles, new tents, cots, and dining canopies. - Pine Ridge – New maintenance equipment, remodeling of Health Lodge and
Trading Post. - Camp Lewallen – New food service equipment, kitchen and shower-house
remodeling, campsite platforms, and shooting sports equipment. - S bar F – New mountain Bikes, shooting sports equipment, bridge replacement,
maintenance equipment and vehicles, and swimming docks. - Awarded $81,000 in camperships to help send disadvantaged youth to
summer camp. - Assisted nearly 4,000 Scouts with registration costs.
- Provided funding for Scouting for Food, the BSA’s largest single-day
food drive in which Scouts collect nearly 2 million food items for the
hungry. - Supported STEM education, camps, and programs for 2,865 Scouts,
Venturers, and Explorers. - Helped provide a summer camp adventure to 8,662 Cub Scouts and
6,416 Boy Scouts.