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Venturing Crew 289
(Wickliffe, Ohio)
 
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WELCOME TO
      Venturing Crew 289

Are you a 14 to 20 year old that would love to be involved in outdoor activities? We are holding meetings every Thursday at 7pm.

at 

Wickliffe Community Center 

900 Worden Road - Wickliffe, Ohio 

COME AND JOIN US NOW!!

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Meet the every Thursday of the month



 

Venturing Crew 289

Western Lake County's Only Crew

Wickliffe Rec Center @7pm
900 Worden Rd.
Wickliffe, Ohio 44092
  

Venturing Methods

The aims of the Boy Scouts of America are to build character, develop citizenship and foster personal fitness. The Venturing methods listed below have been carefully designed to achieve the aims of the Boy Scouts of America and meet the needs of young adults.

  • Adult Association. The youth officers lead the crew. The officers and activity chairs work closely with adult Advisors and other adult leaders in a spirit of partnership. The adults serve in a "shadow" leader capacity.
  • Leadership. All Ventures are given opportunities to learn and apply proven leadership skills. A Venturing crew is led by elected crew officers. The Venturing Leadership Skills Course is designed for all Ventures and helps teach in an active way to effectively lead.
  • Recognition. Recognition comes through the Venturing advancement program and through the acknowledgement of a youth's competence and ability by peers and adults.
  • Ideals. Ventures are expected to know and live by the Venturing Oath and Code. They promise to be faithful in religious duties, treasure their American heritage, to help others and to seek truth and fairness.
  • Group Activities. Venturing activities are interdependent group experiences in which success is dependent on the cooperation of all. Learning by "doing" in a group setting provides opportunities for developing new skills.
  • High Adventure. Venturing emphasis on high adventure helps provide; team-building opportunities, new meaningful experiences, practical leadership application, and life-long memories to young adults.
  • Teaching Others. All of the Venturing Awards require Ventures to teach what they have learned to others. When they teach others often, Ventures are better able to retain the skill or knowledge they taught, they gain confidence in their ability to speak and relate to others and they acquire skills that can benefit them for the rest of their lives as a hobby or occupation.