The centennial camporee is a community effort. These organizations are contributing their time, expertise, and resources to make this event a success.
Mayflower Council, BSA
The camporee’s chartering council. Mayflower Council sanctions the event, provides its insurance coverage, and hosts unit registration. It is run in accordance with Scouting America’s National Camp Standards (NCAP) as a short-term camp.
mayflowerbsa.org
Lions Club
Operating the on-site snack bar on Saturday, providing food and refreshments for campers, day visitors, and volunteers throughout the event.
Mendon Police Department
Providing on-site safety support and K9 demonstrations during Sunday's community exhibition day. Police presence supports event safety throughout the weekend.
Mendon Fire Department
On-site fire safety support and public safety displays during Sunday's exhibition day. Fire department personnel are available for emergency response throughout the event.
National Grid
Public safety education displays during Sunday's community exhibition, covering electrical safety and utility awareness for Scouts and the public.
New England Orienteering Club
Leading orienteering and navigation activities during Sunday's interactive programming. Scouts and visitors learn map-and-compass skills on the Inman Hill terrain.
Mycological Society
Guiding mushroom identification hikes and nature education during Sunday's exhibition day. A unique outdoor learning experience on the trails around Inman Hill.
Mendon Historical Society
Coordinating the Mendon Resolves reenactment and historical displays, connecting Scouts to over 350 years of Mendon history and the town’s role in American independence.
Town of Mendon
The Town of Mendon is proud to host 100 years of Scouting on its conservation land at Inman Hill. Town support includes access to the event site, coordination with municipal departments, and recognition of the centennial milestone in the community it helped shape.
mendonma.gov