Groups and individual youth across Canada benefitted from funds raised through Scout Popcorn, powering more adventures and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Discover how Group activities were ‘Powered by Popcorn’ this year!
1st Leduc Scout Group has been participating in Scout Popcorn for five years. In 2018 the Group increased its sales by 153%, raising an incredible $21,505.
"They get so many benefits from Scout Popcorn. They get to see that if they put in hard work, there’s a lot of rewards at the end."Read the Full Story
— Sommer King, Popcorn Coordinator
23rd Nepean had a lot to celebrate after a hugely successful Scout Popcorn campaign in 2018. With a focus on Group engagement and incentives for youth, the Group raised $11,550 more than it did the year before.
"By putting physical numbers on what adventures they could go on, or what extra things they could do, the Scouters’ eyes opened up on what this Scout Popcorn campaign could do for the Group."Read the Full Story
— Natalie Little, Fundraising Coordinator
86th Woodcliff has been involved in Scout Popcorn for years, and in 2018 the Group celebrated a whopping 35% increase in funds raised! Thanks to their team effort, Scouting youth can enjoy even more adventures.
"We pride ourselves on offering significantly more than [youth] can get in any other sort of programming out there for kids, for almost no money at all."Read the Full Story
— Jamie McIlroy, Group Commissioner
Congratulations to the dedicated Groups that led these incredible Scout Popcorn campaigns! Scout Popcorn is not only about funding great adventures. Through selling Scout Popcorn, Scouting youth learn many valuable life and business skills such as marketing, strategy development and financial responsibility — all while developing positive self-esteem.
| Group | Council | $ Sold |
| 210th McKenzie | Chinook Council | $ 70,490 |
| 1st Sylvan Lake | Northern Lights Council | $ 63,920 |
| 169th Glen Allan Parents Association | Northern Lights Council | $ 62,735 |
| 1st Okotoks | Chinook Council | $ 57,475 |
| 1st St. Paul | Northern Lights Council | $ 53,130 |