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The Troop participated in the annual salt marsh clean-up at Liberty State Park.

One of the older scouts set up a beach cleanup as part of his Eagle Scout Project.  We had over 60 volunteers, removed a city dumpster & over 2 truckloads of debris, collected over 40 industrial-sized bags of trash, removed graffiti, and logged important data on what we collected to report to the Ocean Conservancy, […]

7 BSA Scouts and 4 Cub Scouts recently picked up litter under an overpass and near a Hoboken soccer field.  See this link for more pictures.

11 scouts worked with the Hoboken Department of Environmental Services to pick up litter along the railroad trestle from Jersey City to Hoboken.

4 Scouts recently came together and made about 80 sandwiches for the Hoboken Homeless Shelter! During this time of quarantine, it is important that we remember the people who are not as fortunate as us.

Brothers Zachary and Noah went to the shoreline of Liberty State Park near the salt marshes to do some cleanup work for Earth Day. They collected 6 garbage bags full of Styrofoam, plastic bags, bottles, and other trash that washed up in three hours of work. For more information, go to this link

8 scouts collected over 250 pounds of food for the “Father Michael Food Pantry”.

11 scouts helped the American Red Cross run a successful blood drive that collected 34 pints of blood.

Thanks to the 8 scouts who helped out at Cub Scout Pack 18’s food drive! We collected over 800 pounds of food for the “In Jesus’ Name” food pantry as well as $150 in cash donations.

Our scoutmaster, Norman Kasser, has recently received the Above and Beyond Service Award from the “Friends of Camp Turrell” for going “above and beyond” in his service to this very special cam.