BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Scouting America, LaSalle Council - ECPv6.15.16.1//NONSGML v1.0//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:Scouting America, LaSalle Council X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://lasallecouncil.org X-WR-CALDESC:Events for Scouting America, LaSalle Council REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT1H X-Robots-Tag:noindex X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Indiana/Indianapolis BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:20250309T070000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:EST DTSTART:20251102T060000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:20260308T070000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:EST DTSTART:20261101T060000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:20270314T070000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:EST DTSTART:20271107T060000 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Chicago BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:CDT DTSTART:20250309T080000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 TZNAME:CST DTSTART:20251102T070000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:CDT DTSTART:20260308T080000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 TZNAME:CST DTSTART:20261101T070000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:CDT DTSTART:20270314T080000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 TZNAME:CST DTSTART:20271107T070000 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260404T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260404T113000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260106T171056Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260106T175821Z UID:10000255-1775293200-1775302200@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:CPR Training - 100 Hearts in 100 Days - April 4\, 2026 DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/cprv11/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States CATEGORIES:CPR - PC476 ORGANIZER;CN="Council Commissioner - Mel Chapman":MAILTO:mnjchapman2@gmail.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260409T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260409T190000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260114T155146Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260302T155355Z UID:10000269-1775757600-1775761200@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:AL District Committee DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/al-district-committee-3/2026-04-09/ LOCATION:Sunnyside Presebyterian\, 115 S. Frances ST\, South Bend\, IN\, 46617\, United States CATEGORIES:Algonquian District (03) ORGANIZER;CN="Keenen Boyce":MAILTO:keenen.boyce@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260409T190000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260409T203000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20251003T145811Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260302T155427Z UID:10000211-1775761200-1775766600@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:AL District Roundtable DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/al-district-roundtable-4-2/2026-04-09/ LOCATION:Sunnyside Presebyterian\, 115 S. Frances ST\, South Bend\, IN\, 46617\, United States ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/roundtable_SM-300x300-1.png ORGANIZER;CN="Keenen Boyce":MAILTO:keenen.boyce@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260410T140000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260412T170000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20251020T132335Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260319T164621Z UID:10000216-1775829600-1776013200@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Sakima Lodge Hosts - Section E1 Conclave 2026 DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/2026e1conclave/ LOCATION:Culver Academies’ Woodcraft Camp\, 17351 IN-10\, Culver\, IN\, 46511\, United States CATEGORIES:Order of the Arrow ORGANIZER;CN="Sakima Lodge #573 - Order of the Arrow":MAILTO:Sakima.Lodge.Chief@Gmail.com, Sakima.Lodge.Receipts@gmail.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260411T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260411T170000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20250612T170130Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260320T190729Z UID:10000090-1775894400-1775926800@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Tamarack Spring Mix-N-Fix DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/tamarack-spring-mix-n-fix/ LOCATION:Camp Tamarack\, 10891 Withers Street\, Jones\, MI\, 49061\, United States END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260414T170000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260414T190000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260106T175959Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260211T164016Z UID:10000256-1776186000-1776193200@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:CPR Training - 100 Hearts in 100 Days - April 14\, 2026 DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/cprv12/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States CATEGORIES:CPR - PC476 ORGANIZER;CN="Ed Witte":MAILTO:ewwitte@comcast.net END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260414T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260414T200000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20250612T132239Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251119T202601Z UID:10000178-1776191400-1776196800@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:PT District Roundtable DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/pt-district-roundtable/2026-04-14/ LOCATION:Trinity on Jackson Church\, 2715 E. Jackson Boulevard\, Elkhart\, 46516\, United States ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/roundtable_SM-300x300-1.png ORGANIZER;CN="Sierra Seventy - Pioneer Trails District Executive":MAILTO:sierra.seventy@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260414T190000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260414T203000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20250612T132032Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260302T155021Z UID:10000026-1776193200-1776198600@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:PODM Roundtable DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/podm-roundtable/2026-04-14/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/roundtable_SM-300x300-1.png ORGANIZER;CN="Dana Purcell - Potawatomi District Executive":MAILTO:dana.purcell@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260417T173000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260418T180000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20251219T175259Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251219T183149Z UID:10000237-1776447000-1776535200@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills (IOLS) Training DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/iols26/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/IOLS-logo-green-with-border.png ORGANIZER;CN="Ed Witte":MAILTO:ewwitte@comcast.net END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260418T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260419T170000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20251219T172419Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251219T174623Z UID:10000236-1776499200-1776618000@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:BALOO - A Training for Cub Scout Leaders and Parents DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/baloo26/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Baloo.jpeg ORGANIZER;CN="Matthew McClure":MAILTO:matthew.v.mcclure@gmail.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260418T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260418T110000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260106T202124Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260106T202124Z UID:10000245-1776502800-1776510000@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Introduction to Backcountry Cooking DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/introduction-to-backcountry-cooking/ LOCATION:LaSalle Council Scout Service Center\, 1340 South Bend Ave\, South Bend\, IN\, 46617\, United States END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260425T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260425T170000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20250612T170307Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260326T233255Z UID:10000092-1777104000-1777136400@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Camp Topenebee Spring Clean-Up DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/spring-clean-up/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States ORGANIZER;CN="Kevin Trojan - Council Program & Properties Director":MAILTO:Kevin.Trojan@Scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260425T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260425T170000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20250612T170005Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260317T122955Z UID:10000089-1777107600-1777136400@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:PT District Pinewood Derby DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/ptpinewood26/ LOCATION:Sugar Grove Church\, 58512 Old County Rd 17\, Goshen\, IN\, 46528\, United States CATEGORIES:Pioneer Trails District(03) ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/CB5I6157_photo_CSBC.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Sierra Seventy - Pioneer Trails District Executive":MAILTO:sierra.seventy@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260425T100000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260425T170000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260114T190850Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260323T184059Z UID:10000327-1777111200-1777136400@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Algonquian District Pinewood Derby Race DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/alpinewood26/ LOCATION:St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church\, 219 S State St.\, Niles\, MI\, 49120\, United States CATEGORIES:Algonquian District (03) ORGANIZER;CN="Rob Schroeder - 2026 National Jamboree ASM":MAILTO:mi.scouting.rws@gmail.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260428T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260428T203000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260313T220005Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260325T194023Z UID:10000351-1777401000-1777408200@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:LaPorte County Good Scout Awards Honoring Dawn and Joy Zigler DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/ziglergoodscout/ LOCATION:The Silver Palace\, 1719 State St C\, La Porte\, 46350\, United States ORGANIZER;CN="Dana Purcell - Potawatomi District Executive":MAILTO:dana.purcell@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260430T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260430T200000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260305T194650Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260309T204915Z UID:10000350-1777572000-1777579200@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Porter County Good Scout Awards Honoring Mayor Jon Costas DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/pcgs26/ LOCATION:Porter County Expo Center\, 215 E Division Rd\, Valparaiso\, IN\, 46383\, United States ORGANIZER;CN="Angela Cavalieri - Director of Development":MAILTO:Angela.Cavalieri@Scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260501 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260504 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20251220T202417Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251220T202749Z UID:10000241-1777593600-1777852799@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Sakima Lodge Spring Fellowship DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/oaspring26/ CATEGORIES:Order of the Arrow ORGANIZER;CN="Sakima Lodge #573 - Order of the Arrow":MAILTO:Sakima.Lodge.Chief@Gmail.com, Sakima.Lodge.Receipts@gmail.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260502 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260503 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20250612T170703Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260116T164436Z UID:10000095-1777680000-1777766399@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Potawatomi District Pinewood Derby DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/podm-district-pinewood-derby/ ORGANIZER;CN="Dana Purcell - Potawatomi District Executive":MAILTO:dana.purcell@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260506T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260506T200000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260302T155236Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260302T155253Z UID:10000198-1778092200-1778097600@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:PODM District Committee Meeting DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/podm_committee-2/2026-05-06/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States CATEGORIES:Dunes Moraine District (09),Potawatomi District(01) ORGANIZER;CN="Nate Gear - PODM District Chair":MAILTO:nategear@gmail.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260512T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260512T200000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20250612T132239Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251119T202601Z UID:10000179-1778610600-1778616000@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:PT District Roundtable DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/pt-district-roundtable/2026-05-12/ LOCATION:Trinity on Jackson Church\, 2715 E. Jackson Boulevard\, Elkhart\, 46516\, United States ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/roundtable_SM-300x300-1.png ORGANIZER;CN="Sierra Seventy - Pioneer Trails District Executive":MAILTO:sierra.seventy@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260512T190000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260512T203000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20250612T132032Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260302T155021Z UID:10000027-1778612400-1778617800@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:PODM Roundtable DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/podm-roundtable/2026-05-12/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/roundtable_SM-300x300-1.png ORGANIZER;CN="Dana Purcell - Potawatomi District Executive":MAILTO:dana.purcell@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260514T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260514T190000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260114T155146Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260302T155355Z UID:10000270-1778781600-1778785200@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:AL District Committee DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/al-district-committee-3/2026-05-14/ LOCATION:Sunnyside Presebyterian\, 115 S. Frances ST\, South Bend\, IN\, 46617\, United States CATEGORIES:Algonquian District (03) ORGANIZER;CN="Keenen Boyce":MAILTO:keenen.boyce@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260514T190000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260514T203000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20251003T145811Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260302T155427Z UID:10000212-1778785200-1778790600@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:AL District Roundtable DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/al-district-roundtable-4-2/2026-05-14/ LOCATION:Sunnyside Presebyterian\, 115 S. Frances ST\, South Bend\, IN\, 46617\, United States ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/roundtable_SM-300x300-1.png ORGANIZER;CN="Keenen Boyce":MAILTO:keenen.boyce@scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260516T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260516T170000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20250612T170348Z LAST-MODIFIED:20250612T170348Z UID:10000093-1778918400-1778950800@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Rangemaster Training DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/rangemaster-training-2/ LOCATION:LaSalle Council Scout Service Center\, 1340 South Bend Ave\, South Bend\, IN\, 46617\, United States ORGANIZER;CN="Kevin Trojan - Council Program & Properties Director":MAILTO:Kevin.Trojan@Scouting.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260516T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260516T170000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260204T185744Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260302T155151Z UID:10000335-1778918400-1778950800@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Spring Camporee at Camp ToPeNeBee DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/spring-camporee-at-camp-topenebee/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States CATEGORIES:Dunes Moraine District (09),Potawatomi District(01) ORGANIZER;CN="Ed Witte":MAILTO:ewwitte@comcast.net END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260516T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260516T150000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20251104T210600Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251104T210600Z UID:10000218-1778922000-1778943600@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:LaSalle Council Pinewood Derby Race DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/councilpinewoodderby26/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260520T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260520T203000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20251220T200311Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260323T195110Z UID:10000239-1779300000-1779309000@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:2026 Annual Recognition Dinner - Recognizing our Eagle Scouts and Outstanding Scouters DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/eagledinner26/ ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/20241221-14-15-12-3300-photo-SBBC-scaled-e1754493244948.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260529T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260529T210000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20251208T153144Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260106T181136Z UID:10000230-1780077600-1780088400@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:CPR Training - 100 Hearts in 100 Days - May 29\, 2026 DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/cprv13/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States CATEGORIES:CPR - PC476 ORGANIZER;CN="Council Commissioner - Mel Chapman":MAILTO:mnjchapman2@gmail.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260530 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260601 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20251006T171134Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251205T210112Z UID:10000215-1780099200-1780271999@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Wilderness & Remote First Aid - American Red Cross (ARC) - May 2026 DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/wrfa_0526/ LOCATION:Camp ToPeNeBee\, 0377 N. Holmesville Road\, Michigan City\, IN\, 46360\, United States CATEGORIES:WFA | PC 476 ORGANIZER;CN="Ed Witte":MAILTO:ewwitte@comcast.net END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260601T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20260601T150000 DTSTAMP:20260404T070511 CREATED:20260116T161033Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260219T164653Z UID:10000329-1780300800-1780326000@lasallecouncil.org SUMMARY:Scout Scramble DESCRIPTION:LaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities \n \n \n \n \n \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Jason Triplett\, Assistant Scout Executive\, LaSalle Council\, Scouting America (574) 289-0337 jason.triplett@scouting.org\n\nLaSalle Council Receives $7\,000 Grant from Michigan Gateway Community Foundation to Expand Scouting Opportunities\n \nBUCHANAN\, MI — March 16\, 2026 — The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation has awarded the LaSalle Council of Scouting America a $7\,000 grant in support of youth leadership development and Scouting programs serving southern Berrien and Cass Counties.\nThe grant will support three key areas: helping offset registration fees for new Scouts\, providing Scout handbooks to equip Scouts for their journey\, and funding campership assistance so that more youth can enjoy learning experiences through the Scouting America’s outdoor programs.\n“We are incredibly grateful to the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation for this investment in our youth\,” said James Hulgan\, CEO of the LaSalle Council\, Scouting America. “Scouting builds character\, leadership\, and resilience — and this grant ensures that financial barriers do not stand in the way of a young person’s opportunity to be part of something meaningful.”\nThis grant reflects the Michigan Gateway Community Foundation’s dedication to supporting organizations that make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.\n“The LaSalle Council remains committed to growing Scouting and expanding access to leadership development programs for youth across southern Berrien and Cass Counties\, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to discover their potential\,” said Bob Bycraft\, Council Board President.\nFamilies interested in enrolling their child in Scouting or learning more about available assistance are encouraged to contact the LaSalle Council at (574) 289-0337 or visit www.LaSalleCouncil.org.\n###\nAbout LaSalle Council\, Scouting America: The LaSalle Council is the local Scouting America Council\, serving over 3\,000 Scouts and 1\,000 volunteers in eight counties across northern Indiana and southwest lower Michigan.  Camp Tamarack\, a 500-acre property featuring heavily wooded land and two glacial lakes located in Jones\, MI\, is a nationally accredited camp recognized by both Scouting America and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).\nAbout Michigan Gateway Community Foundation: The Michigan Gateway Community Foundation is a multifaceted\, philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change.  They initiate\, protect\, nurture and create philanthropic efforts focused on everlasting positive impact within South Berrien and Cass Counties. URL:https://lasallecouncil.org/event/golf26/ LOCATION:Knollwood West Country Club\, 16633 Baywood Ln.\, Granger\, IN\, 46530\, United States ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://lasallecouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/2026-Scout-Scramble-Save-the-Date-600x338-1.png ORGANIZER;CN="Angela Cavalieri - Director of Development":MAILTO:Angela.Cavalieri@Scouting.org END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR