3 REACHING THE SUMMIT

Roland Spongberg, Keith Devereaux, Richard Dempsey, Brian Hom, LONG BEACH AREA COUNCIL Council President Council Treasurer V.P. Membership V.P. Craig Haines, Allen Thomas, Catherine Zinn, Brian Russell, Council Commissioner Legal Counsel V.P. Adminstration V.P. District Operations John Fullerton, Vince Attardo, Albert Guerra, Roger Olson Scout Executive V.P. Properties V.P. Marketing V.P. Program Michael Trainotti, V.P. Fund Development

Tom Ahlstrom Karen Codman Jeff Kellogg Victor Thompson Jim Jeffery Richard Bell, D.P.M. Bob Colley Randall Kroha Drew Gagner Bud Lorbeer Richard Butler* John Diatalevi Lester Miller Sean Gray - Chief Michael DuRee Mara Childers Richard Dieffenbach Ronald Nunnally Justin Morehead - OA Lyle Sandlin Bob Clements Tom Dixon Bob Blair Mark Dameron David Thornburg Bob Graham Joseph Porter, III Paul Hausback Michael T. West *Commodore

John Fullerton, Bryan Barron, Caretaker, Scott Oldenburg, Scout Executive Will J. Reid Scout Park Assistant Scout Executive Marc Bonner, Rick Heltebrake, Cindy Spalding, Polaris District Executive Ranger, Camp Tahquitz Executive Secretary Karen Brown, Elsa Lizarzaburu, Sandy Van Wyk, Scout Shop Clerk Accountant Registrar Pamela Bumgardner, Sherry Martinez, Development Director District Executive Tri Le, Los Fierros District Executive

23 Justin Morehead, Chief Sean Gray, Todd Daw, Zachary Pignon, Chief Keeper of the Talley Vice Chief Matt Jansen/Brad Hill Jerry Mineghino, Jose Ibarra, Little Chief Adviser Secretary Matt Downs, Matt Morehead, Medicine Man Treasurer Evan Jones, John Giese, Mountain Man Lodge Adviser 2013 ANNUAL

Photo taken at the REPORT 2013 National Jamboree − West Virginia 2013 Accomplishments 2013 Program Highlights Tahquitz Camp 63 Eagle Scouts - Another record year for net camping revenue at Camp Tahquitz 549 Boy Scouts earned Advancements - Record Webelos weekend attendance - Started construction on family cabin 3187 Merit Badges earned and staff restrooms - Tribe induction of 55 youth and 7 1070 Cub Scouts earned Advancements adults, largest since 1991 - OA Puvunga Lodge induction of 25 1 Wood Badge Training Course youth and 14 adult Arrowman - 11,100 volunteer hours provided by the 1 National Youth Leadership Training Course Tribe of Tahquitz 2 013 - OA held two Ordeal inductions 41,000 pounds of food collected Membership Aquatics Center Over 35,000 hours of service to our community - 6 New FJ sailboats purchased Long Beach Area Council Units Community Packs ...... 68 - Distinguished Citizen Dinner honoring 2013 Program Budget BNSF Railway Troops...... 56 - Over 35,000 hours of community 2013 Income: $1,623,484 (unaudited) service Teams...... 11 - Over 41,000 pounds of food collected Friends of Scouting (11%) Camping & Program Crews ...... 22 Direct contributions from parents, Activities (46%) Revenue from the Cub Scout individuals, businesses and service 46% Ships...... 8 Membership organizations Day Camp, Boy Scout Summer - Increased traditional market share Camp, Special Council Special Events (5%) and District Activities Total Units ...... 165 - We recruited 441 Cub Scouts and Recognition Dinners 11% Foundations started 2 new packs as a result of 5% & Grants (12%) School Night for Scouting Product Sales (2%) 12% Revenue from community Coupon Book sales 2% 10% 14% and private foundations Youth Other Sources (10%) Investment Income (14%) Cub Scouts...... 2333 Program Scout Shop sales and other misc. Income from Council - 63 Eagle Scouts Investment Pool Boy Scouts...... 1174 - 1 Quartermaster - 6 Silver Awards 2013 Expenses: $1,615,615 (unaudited) Varsity Scouts...... 67 - National Jamboree Contingent - Program Troop and Crew 84% of Friends Fundraising (8%) Venturers...... 267 Services (84%) of Scouting Donations Recognition awards, - OA Puvunga Lodge achieved Gold level Organizing and servicing units, Goes Directly to fundraising, annual report, Sea Scouts...... 92 registration assistance, program Program Services site rentals, postage support, equipment, Council and and supplies Learning for Life 440 Operations District activities, Summer Camp, - Another (fourth!) record year for Scout Cub Scout Day Camps, Sea Base 84% 8% Management and Registered Shop sales Camps, liability insurance, General Expenses (7%) advancement records, Overall management, Adults...... 1510 - Scout Service Center Landscaping maintenance of camps and 7% budget and fiscal Project started equipment, Scout Shop, adult 1% stewardship Total - New computers installed at the Scout leader training, professional staff Membership...... 4373 Service Center and clerical staff, scholarships, National Charter Fee (1%) postage and printing For National Support and Administration