2005 OA Service Grant Recipients
For the past several years, the National Order of the Arrow
Committee has provided
matching service grants for a limited number
of projects submitted by application to
the national OA office.
A total of
$35,000 was made available for distribution for
projects in 2005.
The evaluators considered the innovative scope and design
of the project, how the project impacts a significant number of
Scouts, and how the project enhances Cub Scouting or Boy Scouting
in the council.
Congratulations to the following
11 lodges selected as the service grant recipients for 2005:
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Tschitani Lodge, Connecticut Rivers Council #66 received $3500 to establish a fully handicap accessible campsite at J. N. Webster Scout Reservation.
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Tsoiotsi Tsogalii Lodge, Old North State Council #70 received $3280 to construct a program shelter for summer camp health and safety programs.
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Amangamek Wipit Lodge, National Capital Area Council #82 received $1100 to construct bridges along trail at Goshen Scout Reservation.
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Tukarica Lodge, Ore-Ida Council #106 received $4000 to build a campfire bowl amphitheater at Camp Morrison.
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Cho-Gun-Mun-A-Nock Lodge, Hawkeye Area Council #172 received $4020 to construct a bouldering wall at the Council camp for Cub Scout and Boy Scout use.
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Mitigwa Lodge, Mid-Iowa Council #177 received $700 to construct the Dan Beard Trail at Camp Mitigwa.
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Talligewi Lodge, Lincoln Heritage Council #205 received $2500 to build a handicapped accessible ramp addition to a multi-purpose building.
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Ty-Ohni Lodge, Otetiana Council #397 received $4500 for landscaping and furnishing for a new nature lodge at Cub Scout Adventure Camp.
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Itibapishe Iti Hollo Lodge, Central North Carolina Council #416 received $4500 to renovate the Camp John J. Barnhardt chapel.
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Mikano Lodge, Milwaukee County Council #629 received $2400 to develop a "Panning For Gold" river associated with the Mine Cub Scout program at Indian Mound Reservation.
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Chicksa Lodge, Yocona Area Council #748, received $4500 to build a training center and "OA Hut" at Camp Yocona.
Respective council offices will receive letter notification from
the national OA office in the near future.
The National Order of the Arrow Committee wishes to express its
appreciation to the
70 lodges who applied for the 2005 service grants.
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