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Chartered Organizations Resource Guide - Scouting Wire
NATIONAL ALLIANCESC hartered Organizations Resource GuideChartered Organizations Resource GuideiiiContentsPart 1: Relating to Community Organizations 1 Community Organizations Are Scouting s Best Supporters 3 Educational Organizations 4 Religious Organizations 6 Jewish Relationships 6 Catholic Relationships 7 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 8 Protestant and Independent Churches 10 Community Organizations 12 Urban and Rural America 15 Organized Labor 20 Essential Tools 23 National Chartered Organizations 24 Part 2: The Local Council Religious Relationships Committee 27 Part 3: The Religious Emblems Coordinator 51 Religious Emblems Coordinator 53 Part 4: Directory of Civic, Community, and Religious Organizations 55 American Association of School Administrators 57 American Farm Bureau Federation 58 American Legion 59 AMVETS 60 Arc of the United States 61 Armenian Churches 62 Association of School Business Officials 63 Baptist Churches 64 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks 66 Boys & Girls Clubs of America 67 Buddhist Churches of America 68 Catholic Church 69 Chamber of Commerce o
Additional chartered organizations, such as “Parents of” or “Friends of” groups, while seeming adequate at times, may actually be unstable, struggling, and inconsistent at maintaining youth tenure, proper meeting locations, and adult volunteer succession plans. As a result, the BSA no longer promotes
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