1. 2013 Camp Card Kickoff

2. Why Camp Card?
The Camp Card Sale helps ensure every Scout has the opportunity to attend and earn his way to a summer camp program; Scouts who attend Summer Camp stay in Scouting longer, reaping all of the Scouting program benefits.
Whether the unit needs an additional fundraiser or not, the sale of Camp Cards can help Scouts’ parents offset the expenses associated with paying for summer camp.
Commission from the sale of Camp Cards may be used for unit needs as the unit committee sees fit.
Funds generated from the Camp Card sales will help Circle Ten Council support multiple camp maintenance projects at each of our 4 Camps.

3. 2013 Camp Card Style & Vendors
The Camp Card will be a wallet-sized card with 1 tear off, the Kroger $5 off coupon. After the Kroger coupon is used, the Camp Card will fit conveniently in a wallet or purse.

4. 2013 Camp Card Style & Vendors
The Camp Card will be a wallet-sized card with 1 tear off, the Kroger $5 off coupon. After the Kroger coupon is used, the Camp Card will fit conveniently in a wallet or purse.

5. 2013 Camp Card Style & Vendors
Kroger—Save $5.00 off a $50.00 purchase
Bass Pro Shops—Save $5.00 off a $50.00 purchase
Mobil 1 Lube Express—Save $5.00 off any service
Texas Rangers—Save up to 40% off select game tickets
6 Flags over Texas—Everyone Pays Kids’ Price!
Sports Clips Haircuts—Save $5.00 off an MVP Haircut
Good Eats—Save $2.00 off a $10.00 purchase
Frisco RoughRiders-$10 Food Credit FREE on select tickets
Papa John’s Pizza—25% off entire order
El Chico Café—Save $2.00 off a $10.00 purchase
SeaLife—Free Child’s ticket with purchase standard full-price admission ticket
Hurricane Harbor—Everyone Pays Kids’ Price!
LegoLand—Free Child’s ticket with purchase standard full-price admission ticket
The Camp Card will be a wallet-sized card with 1 tear off, the Kroger $5 off coupon. After the Kroger coupon is used, the Camp Card will fit conveniently in a wallet or purse.

6. How the Camp Card Sale Works
The 2013 Camp Card is designed to help youth fund their way to 2013 Camp programs.
This is a Risk Free Unit Sales project where all Scouts can earn their way to Camp, Philmont, other activities or simply support unit program or supplies needs.
Each Camp Card will sell for only $5.00 to the general public and will have multiple food, service and entertainment discounts for the customer to use throughout the year.
The participating unit will keep 50% commission of the sales for each Camp Card sold; units keep commission on the front end and only pay Circle Ten for 50%.
With the $5.00 Kroger discount, the Camp Card PAYS FOR ITSELF!
Commissions from the sales are encouraged to be applied toward directly sending youth to Summer Camp programs, but they may be used as the unit committee sees fit.

7. The Value of Selling Camp Cards
Participating in the Camp Card allows each Scout
to directly fund their way to various Camp programs
Program Cost Sales per Youth (in cards)
Cub Scout Day/Twilight Camp $60 = 24 Cards per youth to sell
Parent & Pal Weekend $60 = 24 Cards per youth to sell
Webelos Camp $125 = 50 Cards per youth to sell
Boy Scout Summer Camp $220 = 88 Cards per youth to sell
National High Adventure Bases $800 = 320 Cards per youth to sell

8. Incentives Unit Sales Incentives:
Sign-up by February 19th and settle your account by May 24th to receive 50% commission throughout the entire sale
Sign-up by February 19th, settle your account by May 24th and sell a minimum of 250 Camp Cards and be in a drawing for a $250 Visa Gift Card
Youth Sales Incentives:
Sell 25 Camp Cards and you will be eligible for the weekly drawings for a $25 Wal-mart Gift Card. For every 25 cards you sell you will be entered in to the drawing. (Included in your handout)
To be entered into the weekly drawings:
Fax the Camp Card Verification Form to Circle Ten Council: , or scan and to by Friday at 5 pm.
You only need to send 1 time for each 25 Camp Cards Sold
In addition to being entered into the weekly drawings for every 25 Camp Cards you sell, you will be entered into our grand prize drawing for your choice of an iPod, iPad or X-Box 360; drawing will be held on June 14th.  

9. 3 primary avenues to sell Camp Cards
Door to Door
Show and Sell
Kroger Sales
Do Not Contact Any Kroger Store Directly.
To sell at a local Kroger visit immediately following this meeting to sign-up for sales slots in front of your local Kroger; Do Not Wait—Kroger locations will fill up quickly.
Be Courteous to other units; Do Not overbook Kroger Store Sales; only sign up for dates and times you know you can cover.
Each unit can sign-up for 5 slots initially. We will communicate by when you can sign-up for more slots.
Other Locations
Make sure to think of and secure locations in addition to Kroger.
Sales at Locations other than Kroger need to be set up individually. Bass Pro Shops for Garland location contact Elise Zelanko; , for Bass Pro Grapevine location contact Becky French at
Corporate Sales
All of the above—Don’t limit yourself! Try to sell more than 1 Camp Card to each customer!
The Camp Card Contest Verification form is to be faxed in weekly to enter Scouts into the weekly drawings for the $25 Wal-Mart gift card
The Unit Camp Card Receipt will be filled out at the Camp Card Kickoff and upon reconciliation of unit Camp Card sale; It will be on 3-Carbon paper, Original Copy to Circle 10 Finance, Second Copy to District Executive, Third Copy to Unit
Youth Camp Card Receipt will be filled out upon distribution of cards and collection of money and unsold cards; it will be 2-carbon, Original goes to unit, copy goes to Scout
Camp Card tracking sheet is to help district and unit leadership track the issuing of Camp Cards
The Volunteer Enlistment Report is to be turned in as Coaches are recruited

10. Your Support
Unit Camp Card Coach—You have been assigned a coach to support you in your sales efforts.
District Camp Card Chair—Lead district volunteer in Camp Card sales efforts
District Executive—Your District Executive is always more than willing to support you!
For any and all questions, do not hesitate to contact your coach or District Executive.
Visit for support forms and a copy of this presentation.

11. Unit Camp Card Chair Job Description
Ensure your unit is signed-up for the 2013 Camp Card sales by February 19th.
Set a challenging sales goal for your unit that pays for the unit’s camp and program needs
Understand and communicate the impact your unit’s participation has on Scouting at all levels
Boy/Parent Level - Get your full camp experience paid for through the sales
Unit Level - More Scouts that have a summer camp experience stay in Scouting
Council Level – Supports the Council through supporting the Circle Ten Camps
National Level- More boys have the opportunity to go to High Adventure Camps
Understand the sale deadlines, unit incentives, youth incentives and how to fill out the paperwork/tracking forms
Set up your Unit’s “Sale Calendar & Schedule”
Enthusiastically promote the sale – to both youth and parents

12. Unit Camp Card Chair Job Description (cont.)
Attend the Council Camp Card Kickoff on March 7:00 p.m.
Plan and conduct your unit’s Camp Card Kickoff (ideally to be held by March 9th)
Reconcile unit account between May 10th - May 24th. This includes:
Collecting all money for sold cards and unsold cards not returned
Collecting all unsold cards
Reconciling check out receipts
Ensuring everything is turned in on time to Circle Ten Council
Remember, units keep their commission on the front end; 100% of unsold cards must be collected and turned in with payment; units are responsible for payment of sold cards and any unsold cards not returned.

13. Camp Card Timeline
February 19 DLD 100% Units signed up to sell Camp Cards for full commission
March 4 Council Camp Card Kickoff – 6 locations (Camp Cards Distributed)
March 4 Camp Card Sale Begins
May 3 Camp Card Sale Ends
May 10 Units to begin turning in money and unsold Camp Cards
(*Note—Units keep commissions and only turn in unsold cards & money due council)
May 24 Last day for Units to turn in money and unsold Camp Cards
May 31 Commission drops to 35% commission
June 7 Commission drops to 25% commission
June 14 Sales Incentive Drawings Held

14. Camp Card Packet
Unit Camp Card Handout/Forms Review – Leaders Guide Camp Card Info – Camp Card Contest Verification Form
-- Youth Camp Card Receipt (sample)
– Camp Card Tracking Sheet
– Booth Sale Etiquette
– Kroger Information
– Calendar
2. Unit Camp Card Packet – Youth Sales Folders – Youth Camp Card Receipts – Cards
3. Unit Camp Card Receipt (at table w/cards) All Forms and Sales Support Materials will be available to print at
The Camp Card Contest Verification form is to be faxed in weekly to enter Scouts into the weekly drawings for the $25 Wal-Mart gift card
The Unit Camp Card Receipt will be filled out at the Camp Card Kickoff and upon reconciliation of unit Camp Card sale; It will be on 3-Carbon paper, Original Copy to Circle 10 Finance, Second Copy to District Executive, Third Copy to Unit
Youth Camp Card Receipt will be filled out upon distribution of cards and collection of money and unsold cards; it will be 2-carbon, Original goes to unit, copy goes to Scout
Camp Card tracking sheet is to help district and unit leadership track the issuing of Camp Cards
The Volunteer Enlistment Report is to be turned in as Coaches are recruited

15. Other
Settle your unit account by May 24 at either Circle Ten Council Service Center
Keep your 50% commission
Pay Circle Ten Council 50% commission for total sales and any unreturned Camp Card
Return any unsold Camp Cards
To avoid lines, don’t wait until May 24th to settle your account (please have your Unit Camp Card Receipt with you and your returned cards counted in groups of 25 to make the process easier)
If you sell all of your camp cards early you may settle your account at any time for all the cards issued to your unit and receive additional cards. (Based on additional reserve supply at the Council offices)
Control your Camp Cards by not issuing all your cards to your families at the beginning of the sale.
If you need additional Camp Cards after you sell the cards issued to you please let your District Executive know; Circle Ten Council will do our best to accommodate your needs.
Make sure your Scouts are selling; if you find you have too many Camp Cards, please inform your District Executive to potentially help accommodate other unit’s needs.
PLEASE-DO NOT SWAP OR TRADE CAMP CARDS with other units.

16. Action Items
Pick Up your Camp Card Sales Packet at your district table before departing the building.
Pick up your cards and count them before you leave.
Sign Unit Camp Card Receipt verifying you received your order—will be used to settle your account at end of sale. (Please count your cards before you go)
Original Top Copy Stays at Checkout Table
Middle Copy Goes to Your District Executive
Keep Bottom Copy for Your Records
Return your Unit Camp Card Receipt to get your Camp Card Sales packet. (manila envelope and cards)
Kickoff your unit sales within 1 week of Today!
Make sure to enter your Scouts selling 25 or more cards into each weekly drawing (may enter for every 25 cards sold).

17. Thank You for the important role you are serving to help make each and every young person’s Scouting experience fun and memorable! You are making a difference!

18. Questions? ?