Cub Scouts builds character, teaches citizenship, and promotes personal fitness. Our Cubs learn by doing their best in all activities. The activities cover topics from science, sportsmanship, service to others, and spiritual growth. Fun is integral to the program.
Our pack is chartered by the Rush Fire Department in Rush NY and have been serving the Rush-Henrietta area for over 44 years.
Please come to anyone of our meeting to find out more. Boys and Girls from kindergarten to fifth grade are welcome to join.
Plan to meet at the entrance of wonderworks. Please RSVP on the calendar so we know who is coming. You decide on which activities you would like to participate in and can stay as long as you want. Class B shirts can be worn if you have one and recommend sneakers especially if you are doing the ropes course. Do not wear your class a uniform.
All popcorn orders have been delivered to scouts. Payment is due December 2nd.
***New*** 2018 Holiday Popcorn Sale Details
Second chance to sell popcorn for the pack.
Holiday Sale Opens: Now through November 27th Orders Due: Tuesday November 27, Please email the pack with your order Product Pickup: Weekend of December 15th Payment Due: At the holiday party, December 20th
Our November Pack meeting will be about giving thanks and donating to the Hillside Special Santa Program.
Hillside Special Santa is the holiday giving program for Hillside Family of Agencies. This program benefits youth and families who receive residential, community-based, day treatment and/or customized services throughout New York State and the Greater Washington, D.C. area, who find themselves in need of assistance during the holiday season. Please bring all donations unwrapped to the pack meeting or to any den meeting by the end of November.
Most Requested Gifts:
Art & craft supplies (sketch books, paint sets, etc.) Backpacks Barbie and baby dolls (all ethnicities) Bath and Body Sets/Toiletries (men & women) Board games, card games, puzzles (all ages) Books (all ages) Cosmetics (nail polish, eye makeup, lip gloss, etc.) Fishing poles and tackle Fleece blankets and pillow pets Hair accessories (clips, decorative headbands, etc.) Hair appliances (blow dryers, curling irons, straighteners) Headphones (over-ear & ear bud style – under $25) Hooded & zip-up sweatshirts (all sizes) Infant and toddler toys Lego sets (all ages) Socks and undershirts (all sizes and genders) Model cars, helicopters, airplanes Remote control cars/trucks Sporting equipment (basketballs, footballs, soccer balls – NO BASEBALLS PLEASE) Watches & wallets (digital & analog - men & women) Winter outerwear (all sizes and genders)
We will be camping at the Al Mack Scout House in Rush, NY. (It's located near the Rush Fire Hall. Look for the yellow fleur-de-lis sign just before the red barn next to a gravel driveway.) Members of Boy Scout Troop 134 will be in attendance. It's a great opportunity to see what the older Scouts do when they camp!
Food and Fees:
Pack 134 will provide a pasta dinner with meatballs/ meatless protein, garlic bread, salad, and a Dutch oven dessert. Remember to bring snacks for Saturday and a light breakfast for Sunday (e.g. cereal, muffins, doughnuts).
Registered Cub and Boy Scouts are free, but we ask $5 per person (max $20 per family) for anyone else attending, including leaders, parents, siblings. Please RSVP on the website or email, rushcubpack134@gmail.com before 10/12.
What to bring:
If you are planning to come for the day:
camp chairs, snacks, beverages, (dress for the weather- high temps are expected to be in the mid 50's), good walking/ hiking shoes, day pack with the 5 CS Essentials
If you are planning to come for the whole event:
***Please be aware of the night temperature which are expected to be in the low 40's***
above, plus tent, temperature appropriate sleeping bags, pillows, flashlights, air mattresses or cots, toiletries, extra clothes, food for breakfast
Depending on the weather, we have three plans
1 - Setup a tent and sleep overnight (be prepared, please)
2 - Stay overnight in the Scout House. It is heated but has concrete floors and limited space. An air mattress or cot to put under your sleeping bag is highly recommended.
3 - Make it a day trip with fun activities, dinner, and campfire. (We're looking into another overnight indoor camp out in the Spring and, then, an outdoor one, in early Summer)
