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Ways and Means Committee

Job Description:
The Ways and Means Committee members will assist the Ways and Means Committee Chair in ensuring that the necessary logistics are in place for each of the Fund Raising events the Troop decides to participate in during the year. This committee, ideally, should contain three to five members.

A Ways and Means Committee Member must be at least 18 years of age, be an American
Citizen, be approved by the troop's chartered organization, and must agree to live by the Scout Oath and Law.

Job Obligations:

1. Ensuring that each event has the proper paperwork such a City permits.
2. Be an event coordinator.
3. Attend any necessary meetings held by District, Council or national as they pertain to fund raising.
4. Help to coordinate the Scouts who are participating.
5. Assist the event coordinators in obtaining the necessary materials.
6. Ensure timely distribution of information to the Troop about upcoming events by email, letter and/or the Troop web site.
7. Be a good role model for the Scouts in the troop, and live by the Scout Oath, Law, Motto, and Slogan.
8. Be a registered Adult Leader or Member of Committee and be Youth Protection Trained.

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