Webelos to Scout Transition
Welcome!
We're glad you decided to take a closer look at Troop 29. But more importantly we want you to decide that you want to become a Boy Scout.The Boy Scouts have been helping train the leaders of tomorrow to make moral and ethical decisions in the United States for 100 years and Troop 29 is proud to have been serving the local Red Clay community for 55 of those years.
This page is intended to help Webelos scouts and their parents find the information they need to make a choice as they evaluate and select a troop. We obviously think that the best choice is Troop 29, but we want you to agree before you commit yourself. So, here are some useful bits of information...a few links...and a couple of downloads to help you in your decision making.
Making Your Choice
If you're just getting started or want to know some of the basics about Boy Scouts download this document. It gives you a quick overview and offers a nice chart (on page 4) outlining what we think are the most important elements to consider as you compare troops.
Troop 29 Evaluation Checklist - Completed for T29.
Additional Support Tools
Troop 29 At a Glance Troop 29 Getting Started Handbook
Who's Who
Senior Patrol Leader: Pete C.Troop Guides: David F. & Matt L.
Scoutmaster: Randy Spencer
Committee Chairman: Wendy Owen
Charter Organization Representative: John McNamara
Contact Information
Address:Troop 29
500 McKennan's Church Road
Wilmington, DE. 19808
Phone: 302.998.0434
Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church
Get Driving Directions to Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church
The Phoenix has been selected as Troop 29's official symbol by the scouts of T29. Several years ago Troop 29 almost disappeared after 50+ years of continuous service. But, like the phoenix - which arises from the ashes - Troop 29 was re-born and now is a strong, active, and growing troop. Thus - the phoenix.
Useful Links
Official BSA Website
The Scout Zone
DelMarVa Council
