Troop 344 Newsfeed
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Newest Eagle Scout
Congratulations to Trey Fruend for becoming the Troops newest Eagle Scout! Trey presented his project and got approved last Thursday, February 9. For his project Trey constructed bookshelves at Siteman Cancer Center. Congrats again! Read more
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Bicycle Drive!
This is just a reminder to gather your old bikes and add these dates to your calendar to help James Beiser with his Eagle Scout Project. This project will help many children get access to bikes who otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford them. In other news, because the campout for this weekend was canceled… Read more
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Climbing at Upper Limits
For the Troop’s recent meeting, we went on a field trip to Upper Limits Indoor Rock Climbing Gym. Twelve brave Scouts went to test how high they could climb in this adventurous activity. The Scouts had a blast, and this activity remains for many, one of the most fun and memorable meetings of the year.… Read more
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The Annual Ringing of the Bells
Last Saturday our Troop went to Dierberg’s shopping center to ring bells for the Salvation Army. It was extremely cold, but it felt good to help our community and wish shoppers Happy Holidays. In other news, everyone should come to tonight’s Winter Court of Honor. It’s at 6:45 at the Ladue Middle School cafeteria, and… Read more
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Scouting for Food
Yesterday morning, our Troop traveled around the area to collect food items to be delivered to the St. Louis Food Bank. The St. Louis 32nd annual Scouting for Food drive collected over 2,195,060 food items in total! It was great for our Troop to help our community, especially knowing how crucial these canned goods can… Read more
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Meeting Announcements 11/7/16
This past meeting was full of important information on upcoming events. The Olivette Turkey Trot and 5k needs scout volunteers to help register and run the race, click here for details, and contact Eric Biernacki at eric@my344.com if you are available or have questions. In addition, Scouting for food is just around the corner. Click here… Read more