Welcome to Boy Scouts of America Troop 333
We are a group of young men and dedicated adults having fun and adventure in the great outdoors while living the principles of the Boy Scout Oath and Law.Troop 333, chartered on February 1, 1963, has a rich history of leadership development and a tradition of service to the community. A significant number of our Scouts achieve the rank of Eagle Scout — a rank attained by fewer than 2% of all youth who enter the Scouting program.The Troop follows the principles of a “boy-run troop” where Scouts, through their elected leadership, plan and execute the meetings, activities and outings. The adult leaders act as an ever present resource to help, advise and support them in achieving their goals, which they have indicated are:
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Webelos Events – Feb. 2013
Looking for information about Boy Scouting and area troops? Webelos I and II and their parents are invited to join Troop 333 for two special events during February:
- Swim Outing at Ada Cooper Natatorium (East Woods School) – Feb. 9, 2-5pm, pizza provided
- Webelos Campout and Turkey Roast (Vale Edge Cabin, Camp Manatoc) – Feb. 23-24
At both events, Troop 333 parents and leaders will be on hand to answer questions about the troop’s Boy Scouting program. Please click on the links above for detailed information and to RSVP.
Ready to learn more right now? Feel free to browse our website and check out our Webelos page for info about troop meetings, upcoming events and more.
First Class Scout Leads Holiday Service Project
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A First Class scout from Troop 333 of Hudson, Ohio gave his time and service to coordinate a warm clothing drive to benefit the less fortunate and homeless in Akron.
In December 2012, over 535 items of warm clothing, including hats, coats, and gloves, were collected and sorted by the Troop 333 First Class scout. These items were then distributed to Akron area homeless living under the Y Bridge by the Matthew 8:20 Mission, a street ministry in Akron. Hot soup, sandwiches, cocoa and coffee were also served to the homeless by the scout and his volunteer helpers as part of this project. Bill Young, leader of the Matthew 8:20 Mission, mentioned that this was the largest one-time donation that that Matthew 8:20 Mission has received on behalf of the homeless and less fortunate. On the morning of the drop off, guests who partook of the donations expressed their gratitude and exchanged smiles with the scout and his helpers. Troop 333 congratulates this scout on his first, and very successful, service project. |
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