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Home > Council/District > Demographics
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Membership
Over 301of community, civic and religious organizations provide Scouting programs to over 20,540 young people and adult volunteers in partnership with Milwaukee County Council. We have a diverse youth population enrolled in Scouting: |
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Black or African American |
1,671
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Hispanic |
608
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Asian |
135
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Caucasian |
5,887
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American Indian |
72
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Pacific Islander |
4
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Other |
189
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Unknown |
11,974
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| Service |
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A record 193,000 pounds of food was collected as a part of this year's Scouting for Food campaign. The total included food collected on the collection date by Scouts and leaders and also food that was dropped off at Pick 'n Save stores in Southeastern WI.
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More than 3,287 registered and trained adult volunteers provided thousands of hours of mentoring and guidance to our young people. |
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88 Eagle Scouts contributed 17,302 hours of service to community projects. |
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Advancement
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| Boy Scouting |
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88 young men earned the rank of Eagle Scout |
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298 earned Tenderfoot |
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209 reached Second Class |
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196 reached First Class |
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155 obtained Star |
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118 reached Life |
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4,849 Merit Badges were earned |
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Cub Scouting
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677 earned Tiger Cub badge |
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1,402 earned Bobcat |
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778 obtained Wolf |
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623 earned Bear |
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568 received the Webelos award |
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401 earned the Arrow of Light award |
| Camping |
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1,269 Boy Scouts enjoyed a weeklong summer camp experience.
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1,421 Cub Scouts attended a day camp or resident camp. |
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3,471 camperships were awarded to youth in need of financial assistance to attend a camping program during the summer. |
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3,031 young boys and girls attended the two-week day camp called Learning For Life Character Camp. |
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