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Finance & Governance 

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Product sales

Record breaking year with $748,500 in gross sales.  

 

  • Popcorn product sale: $474,500 sold. 

    • 48 units participated and sold an average of $8,850 each. 

    • Our top 48 selling Scouts sold $2,500+ each – just over $203,400!

  • Jerky product sale: $274,000 sold. 

    • 43 units participated and sold an average of $6,400 each. 

Holiday Auction

Annual Fall Festival and Auction at Thanksgiving Point’s Show Barn hosted over 300 people and raised over $55,000. The event also recognized the service and dedication of local educators. 

Local Special Events 

Raised $44,000 net revenue collectively:  

  • Ogden Golf Classic at the Mount Ogden Golf Course 

  • SLC Golf Classic at the Midvale TopGolf 

  • Sportsmans Challenge at Camp Maple Dell

  • Cache Valley Cast & Blast at Sportsmans Paradise 

  • Washington Golf Classic at the Coral Canyon Golf Course

Annual Audit

Successful independent audit with no findings. 

Revenue and Expense Figures 

Donors

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Douglas J. & Geneva H. Fife Foundation
Eccles Foundation
C S. Watkins Charitable Foundation
Allan J. Karras
Jay R. Anderson
George E. Hall
John E. Lindquist
Russ Hunsaker Fidelity
Ange & Robert Workman
Lee D. Hansen
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Randall T. Kelly
Val & Allison Parrish
Michael B. Sutherland
Kenneth R. Carney
Kenneth D. Jeppesen
Brad & Dantzelle Allen
Frank W. Browning
Richard F. Fairbanks
Roger H. Thompson
Troy A. Kartchner

Council Leadership

The Key 3

Ken Jeppensen

Council President

"Scouting provides youth with extraordinary opportunities to grow and experience adventure, especially in the outdoors. Our scouts create memories of achievement, belonging and teamwork while enjoying activities that can’t be replicated elsewhere. We are blessed with countless adult volunteers who freely give of their time and resources to help mentor youth about duty to god, servant leadership, citizenship and being prepared to do whatever is necessary to help others in the world around them."

Allen Endicott

Scout Executive

"My Scouting journey spans decades, and it has been an extraordinary experience. However, it all commenced with a single Scout leader who served as my inspiration, coupled with our remarkable program. This underscores the idea that Scouting is not merely an activity we engage in; it is an integral part of our identity. It shapes who we are and serves as the defining essence of ourselves.” 

Brett Sutherland

Council Commissioner

“Scouts do many things. They build, they play with purpose, they make friends and work together. They set goals and clear them one by one. They go places—physically, mentally, and spiritually. These experiences—and the confidence they provide—are building blocks in the foundations of life. With these foundations Scouts are prepared to not just overcome obstacles, but to embrace opportunities. For the parents watching in awe, it is not a question of where their Scout will go, but if there is anywhere they can't go."

Executive Committee:

Treasurer – Lindsey Allen 
Programs – Russell Tanner 
District Operations – Val Parrish 
Finance – 
Camps & Properties – Paxton Jensen 
Administration – Jay Anderson
Membership – Allen Karras

Administrative Staff:

Director of Field Services – Jacob Bangerter 
Director of Support Services – Joshua Haacke 
Business Manager – Brian Hall 
Camping Director – Jeremy Bell 
Field Director Dakota Jacobson

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