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20/20 CHALLENGE - Callout #6
- What does NOAC 2020 offer to first time attendees? Excellent training is offered every day on a wide variety of topics and interest areas by many outstanding trainers who are experts in their fields.
Brad Haddock: A Lifetime Of Service
He introduced me to Dr. Goodman as a ‘good friend’ despite the fact that we had just met a few minutes prior. That’s the type of person Brad was - a friend to all.
NE-6A & NE-6B Lodge Enabling and Developing (LEAD) Conference
Earlier this year, around 200 Arrowmen from Sections NE-6A and NE-6B met for the Lodge Enabling and Developing (LEAD) Conference. The event was held on January 26th at Carroll Community College in Maryland.
Sikhs Mox Lamonti Lodge Service Saturdays
In the Pacific Northwest, Washington’s Sikhs Mox Lamonti Lodge stands as a pinnacle of cheerful service. On the second Saturday of each month, Arrowmen from throughout the lodge gather at Fire Mountain Scout Camp to provide beneficial service necessary for the camp’s program delivery.
20/20 Challenge - Callout #5 - Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Planes, Trains and Automobiles? Or is it Cars, Buses and Rental Vans?
Planning and Orchestrating the New England Fellowship
As sections across the nation work through the conclave planning process, vast amounts of time, energy, and resources are utilized in pulling it off effectively.
Section SR-1B Hurricane Michael Relief
On October 10th, 2018, Hurricane Michael landed within Section SR-1B, which covers lodges in Southern Alabama, Northeast Florida, and Central and Southern Mississippi.
C-5A & C-5B High Performing Lodge Seminar
There are always a lot of questions to be had when it comes to the challenge of taking a lodge to High Performing status: What can be done to keep new members coming back? How can lodges reach all units during election season?
Expanding OA in the Far East Council
Every chapter and their lodge strives to complete 100 percent of their unit elections each year. For unit visitation teams, this only requires a short drive.
Hnu-Ra-Con Chapter Zoo Campsite Installment
All across the country, chapters conduct service projects at local camps and parks in practice of cheerful service. Typically, these service projects can take a few hours or a few days.
Thrive: A National Webinar, A Local Commitment
From 2018 to 2019, the Order of the Arrow suffered its most significant membership loss to date of 12,030 people. That’s 12,030 missed opportunities, 12,030 lives that we no longer have the opportunity to impact, and 12,030 fewer members of our brotherhood.