Venturing Summit Award Service Project Workbook, No. 512-938 - bsaseabase 2025

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The Venturing Summit Award Service Project Workbook provides guidelines for candidates pursuing the Summit Award, emphasizing the importance of a service project that reflects personal growth and community impact. It outlines the requirements for project proposals, planning, execution, and reporting, while detailing focus areas such as service, scope and complexity, leadership, and personal goal connection. The workbook also includes safety considerations, fundraising procedures, and necessary approvals from project beneficiaries and crew advisors.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Venturing Summit Award Service Project Workbook in the editor.
Begin by entering your full legal name and the name of your service project in the designated fields at the top of the form.
Complete the project proposal section first, ensuring it is approved by your project beneficiary, crew Advisor, and a designated Venturer representative.
Fill out the fundraising application if necessary. This is required only if you plan to raise funds from sources outside your immediate circle.
After completing your project, return to the workbook to fill out the project report. Reflect on what went well and any challenges faced during execution.
Ensure all sections are signed off by relevant parties before submitting your completed workbook for review.

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How to get the Summit Award?

Participate in at least three additional (for a total of seven) Tier II or Tier III adventures at the crew, district, council, area, regional, or national level. To earn the Summit Award, a Venturer must have participated in at least one Tier III adventure and served as a leader during one adventure.

What are the requirements for the personal fitness merit badge?

(a) Complete the aerobic fitness, flexibility and muscular strength tests as described in this merit badge pamphlet. Record your results and identify those areas where you feel you need to improve. (b) Keep track of what you eat and drink for three days. Identify three healthy eating goals you want to work on.

What are the requirements for the Venturing Summit Award?

The highest Venturing award, the Summit Award requires a Venturer to continue service to their crew in a leadership role, become a mentor to others, take their Venturing involvement beyond their crew, and plan and execute a major service project. This is similar to the Eagle Award for Scouts BSA.

What is the highest award a Cub Scout can earn?

The Arrow of Light is the highest individual award a Cub Scout can earn. Once youve achieved the Arrow of Light, youre ready to become a part of a Scouts BSA Troop!

What is the rarest award in Boy Scouts?

Potentially even more demanding than the Eagle Scout award, and certainly rarer, is the Hornaday award. Just how difficult is the Hornaday award to earn? On average, only 12 Scouts per year earn the Hornaday award! To put that in perspective, the 4% of Scouts who rose to Eagle Scout last year translated into 56,841.

What are the requirements for the Gold Award journey?

Fulfilling the requirements for the Gold Award starts with completing two Senior or Ambassador Journeys or having earned the Silver Award and completing one Senior or Ambassador Journey. Each Journey you complete gives you the skills you need to plan and implement your Take Action project.

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