named programs · 12 · from sources
what they call their work
Adult Leader Resources
Provides adult training courses (Cub Scout Leader, Scouts BSA Leader, Wood Badge), advancement support, annual planning guides, honors and awards, program planning, roundtable discussions, scouting safety resources, social media and brand essentials, and product sales support.
Aquatics and Activities
Offers aquatics programs and other activities for scouts.
COPE and Climbing
Provides Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience (COPE) and climbing/rappelling activities.
Civic Service
Organizes civic service initiatives such as Color Guard Flag Ceremonies, Report to the State, Scouting for Food, and Scouting Day of Service.
Council Properties
Manages and offers facility rentals at Camp Geronimo, R-C Scout Ranch, Heard Scout Pueblo, and Camp Raymond.
Cub Scouts Program
Provides advancement, awards, recruitment, unit renewal, camping, and den leader resources for Cub Scouts.
National Programs & Events
Facilitates participation in national events like the BSA National Jamboree, Philmont Scout Ranch, Northern Tier Canoe Base, and Seabase.
Older Youth Programs
Includes Venturing, Exploring, Sea Scouts, and Order of the Arrow programs with awards, recognition, and leadership development.
Outdoor Ethics & Conservation
Promotes outdoor ethics and conservation principles among scouts.
Range and Target Activities
Offers range and target activities for scouts.
Religious Programs and Activities
Supports religious programs and activities for scouts.
Scouts BSA Program
Offers advancement, awards, recruitment, unit renewal, Eagle Scout process support, youth training, and family troop options for Scouts BSA.
activities · 7 groups
what they do
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Youth Skill-Building Competitions and Clinics 9 activities
- Merit Badge Programs and ClinicsOffers various merit badge programs and clinics, such as game design, radio, and multisport, to help Scouts develop new skills and interests.
- Merit Badge and Skill Development ProgramsOrganizes and delivers merit badge clinics and skill-building events such as Radio, Multisport, and Game Design, enabling Scouts to earn badges and develop new competencies.
- Organizing Scouting Events and ClinicsOrganizes and hosts various events for Scouts, including merit badge clinics, service days, and alumni gatherings, to foster skill development, community engagement, and reconnection among participants.
- Scout Alumni EngagementHosts events to gather Scouting alumni for reconnection and to honor friendships, service, and the values of Scouting.
- Scout Merit Badge ProgramsFacilitates opportunities for Scouts to earn merit badges through various clinics and programs, such as game design, radio, and multisport.
- Scout Merit Badge ProgramsFacilitates opportunities for Scouts to earn various merit badges, such as game design, radio, and multisport, often in collaboration with educational institutions or events.
- Scouting Alumni EngagementOrganizes events and gatherings for Scouting alumni to foster reconnection and celebrate friendships, service, and the values of Scouting.
- Scouting Alumni EngagementOrganizes events and gatherings for Scouting alumni to foster reconnection, honor friendships, and celebrate the values of Scouting.
- Scouting Alumni and Volunteer EngagementHosts alumni gatherings and recognition events to reconnect former Scouts, honor service, and celebrate Scouting values; includes events such as reconnection meetups and fellowship dinners.
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Youth Civic Leadership Development 7 activities
- Council Leadership DevelopmentOrganizes gatherings for Grand Canyon Council Leaders to strengthen their skills and enhance the council's operations.
- Leadership Development and TrainingProvides leadership development opportunities for youth and adult leaders, including courses like Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops and gatherings to strengthen skills and elevate the council.
- Leadership Training and DevelopmentProvides leadership training courses for young leaders and offers opportunities for council leaders to strengthen their skills and elevate the council.
- Leadership Training for ScoutsOffers leadership training programs for young leaders, such as the Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops course.
- Leadership Training for Youth and AdultsProvides leadership training courses for youth, such as the Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops, and professional development opportunities for adult leaders.
- Scout Leadership TrainingProvides leadership training programs for young leaders, such as the Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops course, and offers opportunities for council leaders to strengthen their skills.
- Youth Leadership Development and TrainingConducts leadership training programs for youth and adult leaders, including the Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops course and leadership skill-building gatherings at locations such as Philmont.
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Scout Camp Operations & Rentals 6 activities
- Maintaining and Renting Scout Camps and FacilitiesOperates and maintains four scout camps (Camp Geronimo, Heard Scout Pueblo, R-C Scout Ranch, and Camp Raymond) and one scout service center. These properties and facilities are available for rent by groups, organizations, and individuals.
- Managing Scout Camps and FacilitiesOperates four scout camps (Camp Geronimo, Heard Scout Pueblo, R-C Scout Ranch, and Camp Raymond) and one scout service center, with properties and facilities available for rent by various groups and individuals.
- Operation of Scout Camps and FacilitiesOperates and maintains four camps—Camp Geronimo, Heard Scout Pueblo, R-C Scout Ranch, and Camp Raymond—and one scout service center, with facilities available for rent by external groups, organizations, and individuals.
- Scout Camp OperationsOperates and maintains multiple scout camps, including Camp Geronimo, Heard Scout Pueblo, R-C Scout Ranch, and Camp Raymond, which are also available for rent by other groups.
- Scout Camp OperationsOperates four scout camps (Camp Geronimo, Heard Scout Pueblo, R-C Scout Ranch, and Camp Raymond) and one scout service center. These facilities are used for scouting activities and are also available for rent by other groups, organizations, and individuals.
- Scout Camp OperationsOperates four scout camps (Camp Geronimo, Heard Scout Pueblo, R-C Scout Ranch, and Camp Raymond) and one scout service center. These facilities are used for scouting activities and are also available for rent by other groups, organizations, and individuals.
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Scouting Achievement and Service Recognition 6 activities
- Recognition and Awards for Scouts and VolunteersRecognizes Scouts who achieve the Eagle Scout rank and honors distinguished volunteers with various awards for their service and contributions to Scouting.
- Recognition of Scouting AchievementsPublicly recognizes youth and adult achievements in Scouting, including Eagle Scout rank advancements, volunteer service awards (e.g., Award of Merit, Distinguished Service Stars), and council honors.
- Recognizing Achievements and ServiceRecognizes the achievements of Scouts, including those who earn the Eagle Scout rank, and honors distinguished volunteers and alumni with various awards and fellowships for their service and contributions to Scouting.
- Recognizing Scout Achievements and Volunteer ServiceRecognizes individual Scouts for achieving the Eagle Scout rank and volunteers for their distinguished and meritorious service through various awards and recognition events.
- Scout Recognition and AwardsRecognizes Scouts and volunteers for their achievements, service, and leadership through various awards and honors, including the Eagle Scout rank, Award of Merit, Distinguished and Meritorious Service Stars, Silver Antelope, and Council Honors Award.
- Scout Recognition and AwardsRecognizes Scouts and volunteers for their achievements, including earning the Eagle Scout rank, receiving awards like the Award of Merit, Distinguished and Meritorious Service Stars, Silver Antelope, and the Distinguished Council Alumnus Award.
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Youth Program Storytelling & Impact Sharing 5 activities
- Scouting Event and Achievement PromotionCollects and shares recaps of Scouting events, spotlights on units, and individual achievements, including featuring Scouts who have completed Eagle Projects or had notable Scouting experiences.
- Scouting Event and Achievement PromotionCollects and shares recaps of Scouting events, spotlights on units, and individual achievements of participants, including those who have completed Eagle Projects or had notable Scouting experiences.
- Scouting Event and Achievement PromotionCollects and shares recaps of Scouting events, spotlights on units, and features on individual achievements, including Eagle Projects and notable Scouting experiences.
- Showcasing Scouting AchievementsCollects and shares event recaps, unit spotlights, and individual achievements, including featuring Scouts who have completed Eagle Projects or had notable Scouting experiences, through various media.
- Showcasing Scouting Achievements and StoriesCollects and shares event recaps, unit spotlights, and individual achievements, including featuring Scouts who have completed Eagle Projects or had notable Scouting experiences, through various media.
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Community Service Event Coordination 1 activity
- Scouting Day of ServiceOrganizes a dedicated day of service for Scouts across Arizona to engage in community service activities.
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Uncategorized 13 activities
- Administrative and Program Support for UnitsProvides day-to-day administrative and operational support to local Scouting units, including member and leader registration, advancement tracking, insurance, training, program supplies, communications, and monthly roundtables.
- Administrative and Support Services for Scouting UnitsProvides day-to-day administration and support to community groups, including member and leader registration, advancement programs, communications, training, program enrichment, and insurance.
- Community Service and Outreach EventsOrganizes large-scale service initiatives such as the Scouting Day of Service, engaging Scouts across Arizona in community improvement projects.
- Operating Youth Scouting ProgramsOperates a variety of scouting programs for youth across different age groups, including Cub Scouts (grades K-5), Scouts BSA (ages 11-17), Venturing (ages 14-20), Sea Scouts (ages 14-20), Exploring (ages 10-20), and Learning for Life (ages 14-21). These programs offer activities, mentorship, skill development (e.g., archery, camping, nautical activities), and opportunities for community service and career exploration.
- Operating Youth Scouting ProgramsOperates a variety of scouting programs for youth across different age groups, including Cub Scouts (K-5th grade), Scouts BSA (ages 11-17/18), Venturing (ages 14-20), Sea Scouts (ages 14-20), and Exploring (ages 10-20), offering activities, skill development, and mentorship in areas like outdoor skills, leadership, and career exploration.
- Providing Administrative and Support Services for Community GroupsOffers day-to-day administration and support to community groups, including member and leader registration, advancement programs, communications, commissioner service, unit leadership training, program enrichment activities, camping facilities, volunteer recognition items, program supplies, planning materials, insurance, and monthly round tables.
- Providing Administrative and Support Services for Scouting UnitsOffers day-to-day administration and support to community groups, including member and leader registration, advancement programs, communications, commissioner service, unit leadership training, program enrichment activities, camping facilities, volunteer recognition items, program supplies, planning materials, and insurance.
- Support and Administration for Community GroupsProvides day-to-day administration and support services to community groups, including member and leader registration, advancement programs, communications, commissioner service, unit leadership training, program enrichment activities, camping facilities, volunteer recognition items, program supplies, planning materials, and insurance.
- Support for Community Scouting GroupsProvides day-to-day administration and support to community scouting groups, including member and leader registration, advancement programs, communications, commissioner service, unit leadership training, program enrichment activities, camping facilities, volunteer recognition items, program supplies, planning materials, and insurance.
- Youth Scouting ProgramsOperates various Scouting programs for youth across different age groups (K-20), including Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, Venturing, Sea Scouts, Exploring, and Learning for Life, offering activities like camping, hiking, nautical skills, and career exploration.
- Youth Scouting ProgramsOperates a variety of scouting programs for youth across different age groups, including Cub Scouts (grades K-5), Scouts BSA (ages 11-17), Venturing (ages 14-20), Sea Scouts (ages 14-20), and Exploring (ages 10-20). These programs offer activities, mentorship, and skill development in areas such as outdoor survival, leadership, and career exploration.
- Youth Scouting ProgramsOperates a variety of scouting programs for youth across different age groups, including Cub Scouts (grades K-5), Scouts BSA (ages 11-17), Venturing (ages 14-20), Sea Scouts (ages 14-20), and Exploring (ages 10-20). These programs offer activities such as camping, hiking, archery, and nautical skills, focusing on developing leadership, self-confidence, and community service.
- Youth Scouting Programs DeliveryOffers structured Scouting programs for youth across multiple divisions: Cub Scouts (K–5), Scouts BSA (ages 11–18), Venturing (14–20), Sea Scouts (14–20), Exploring (10–20), and Learning for Life (14–21), providing skill development, outdoor activities, community service, and leadership opportunities.
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financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$6.53M
Contributions & grants$3.90M60%
Program service revenue$1.85M28%
Investment income$219K3%
Other revenue$559K
expenses
Total expenses$6.60M
Program expenses75%
Admin / overhead22%
Fundraising4%
Salaries & benefits$2.36M
Grants paid out$42K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$14.98M
Cash$3.31M
Investments$6.39M
Liabilities$987K
Net assets$13.99M
Liquid reserves17.6 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +23.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022
who runs it
paid leadership · 1
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| ANDY PRICE | SCOUT EXECUTIVE/CEO | 50 | $286K |
board members · 24
- ANDREW COFFEY — DIRECTOR
- ANTHONY EHMANN — EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
- ANTONIETTE FARMER-THOMPSON — DIRECTOR
- BARRY PACELEY — DIRECTOR
- BRETT JOHNSON — VP STRATEGIC PLANNING
- CHARLES MCGRATH — DIRECTOR
- CHRIS BUSTAMANTE — VP DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
- CHRIS LONG — DIRECTOR
- CHRISTOPHER SMITH — VP DISTRICT OPERATIONS
- CR DAVIS — DIRECTOR
- DANIEL DRAKE — DIRECTOR
- DAVE RICHINS — DIRECTOR
- DONALD PUYEAR — DIRECTOR
- ERIC HISER — VP PROGRAM
- FRED ARNETT — DIRECTOR
- GARY VAUGHAN — DIRECTOR
- GEORGE MITCHELL — DIRECTOR
- HEATHER CARTER — DIRECTOR
- JACOB BENYI — COUNCIL COMMISSIONER
- JARED LANGKILDE — DIRECTOR
- JOHN DEBARROS — DIRECTOR
- JOHN KEEGAN — EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
- JOHN ROSENLUND — VP SCOUTING SAFELY
- JOHN WINTERSTEEN — DIRECTOR
relationships · 15
who they work with
- ASU Partner — Hosted the Multisport Merit Badge clinic.
- American Legion Dwight Eisenhower Post Partner — Proudly charters Troop 15 in Scottsdale.
- American Legion Post 58 Partner — Proudly charters Crew 2222 in San Tan Valley.
- Arizona Corporation Commission Government — The council is registered with the Arizona Corporation Commission.
- Boy Scouts of America Network — Requires Youth Protection training for all registered volunteers, which is a BSA requirement.
- Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Government — The Grand Canyon Council is chartered by the BSA to deliver Scouting programs.
- Camp Geronimo Staff Partner — The GCC Alumni Association chapter includes Camp Geronimo Staff.
- Grady Health System Partner — Integrated food prescriptions into primary care
- Hosanna Lutheran Church Partner — Supports Troop 827 in Mesa.
- National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) Partner — The GCC Alumni Association chapter includes the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA).
- Order of the Arrow Partner — The GCC Alumni Association chapter includes Order of the Arrow.
- Scouting America Government — The Grand Canyon Council is chartered by the National Council, Scouting America, to serve local chartered organizations.
- Scouting America Network — The GCC Alumni Association is the local chapter of Scouting America’s Alumni communities.
- Val Vista Lakes Ward Partner — Proudly charters Cub Scouts from Pack 101 in Gilbert.
- Wood Badge Partner — The GCC Alumni Association chapter includes Wood Badge.