July 29, 2026

On May 16 of this year, the Belize Scout Foundation awarded a $1,000.00 grant to the 6th Corozal Methodist Scout Group for “Mission Grace,” an initiative to help the elderly attend weekly Mass and enjoy a healthy breakfast afterward.

Two months have passed since the project was initiated, and I am pleased that the Venture Scouts are actively working on their project and have shared a few pictures with us.

I have made a few observations about the project to the Group Scout Leader with the hope of connecting more with the community, and have requested photos of the Ventures in their uniform running their project. I believe these images would really help in showcasing the project’s impact.

Congratulations to the Venture Scouts for their initiative in providing a service to those in need. Carry on smartly during the last month of your project.

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June 4, 2026

“Joint SAB & BSF Visit to San Jose Village, Orange Walk District”

Invited by Mr. Wilfredo Majano, the Chief Scout and acting President of the Scout Association, Mr. Del Martin and Mr. Hilberto B. Riverol travelled to the vibrant San Jose Village in the Orange Walk District. Their purpose was to engage with community leaders and enthusiastic parents who were eager to establish a new Scout group for the youth.

Upon their arrival in San Jose, the trio headed to the school grounds, a grassy expanse vibrant with anticipation. The meeting commenced with warm introductions, allowing everyone to familiarize themselves with one another. As the discussion unfolded, engaging dialogues blossomed between the experienced leaders and the parents, who were keen to learn about the benefits and opportunities that Scouting could bring to their children. The energy in the room was palpable, with a genuine excitement about the potential of launching a Scout group.

After the meeting, a Scout leader and one enthusiastic parent joined the Chief Scout on a short journey to the picturesque village of Crooked Tree. There, they were greeted by the lively sight of Scouts immersed in their summer weekend camp. The children were busy participating in various fun-filled activities and learning valuable new skills amid the laughter and camaraderie of their peers.

The 23rd Orange Walk Buffalo Scouts were fully engaged, showcasing the spirit of adventure and community that Scouting embodies. The Belize Scout Foundation wishes to extend heartfelt wishes for growth and success to the Scout Association in the months ahead, envisioning a flourishing future for Scouts in Belize.