2016 ANNUAL REPORT

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EXPENSES Larry Myers, Council Chairman $4,684,889 Pat Hargadon, Council Commissioner Barry Oxley, Scout Executive 79% Chip Hancock, Treasurer 21% Program Charter & National Support Roger Harbeson, Assistant Treasurer Fees, Fundraising Ron Barnes, Endowment Chair & Management John Combs, Human Resources Chair Dave Derrick, Properties Chair Tom Fenton, Membership Chair INCOME 14% Bruce Ferguson, Board Development Chair Popcorn & Lynn Granger, Program Chair $4,585,182 Camp Cards Tom Hardy, Operations Chair Rene’ Brown, Chair 28% 11% Johnny Perry, Finance Chair Camping & Investment Activities Carl Thomas, Trustees Chair 8% Jeff McKenzie, Legal Chair Other Brad Rives, Immediate Past Board Chair Fletcher Schrock, Committee Member 36% 3% Terry Tyler, Committee Member FOS & United Way & Kevin Etter, Committee Member Direct Support Foundations

Who We Serve 11,234 5,095 1,210 BOYS BOYS AGES 11 TO 17 YOUNG MEN & WOMEN AGES 6 TO 10 in AGES 14 TO 20 in Cub Scouts Boy Scouts in 670 UNITS 5,901 VOLUNTEERS REPRESENTING mentoring youth & PARTNERSHIPS & COLLABORATIONS reinforcing the values of the with businesses, religious organizations Scout Oath & Law & civic groups A contribution of $32.5 million in volunteer service. Lincoln Heritage Council

Our Mission Our mission is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in 3,300 them the values of the Scout Oath disadvantaged youth and Scout Law. experience Scouting through our outreach program.

59,715 HOURS of community service 356 donated and valued at over young men $1.3 MILLION earned Scouting’s in volunteer service to highest rank, local communities. EAGLE SCOUT

405 YOUTH experienced Scouting through our Lion Cub & STEM Pilot programs. 11,857 4,142 SCOUTS MERIT BADGES ATTENDED BOY SCOUT SUMMER CAMP, earned by Scouts DAY CAMP, AND CUB & WEBELOS with FIRST AID RESIDENT CAMP being the most earned badge.

231 SCOUTS were awarded camp scholarships.