Your support in action: Antigua 2025 recap
From Aidian Flowers on 2025-08-12 18:17
Mr. Roberto Harrison
Chairman
Finance & Investment Sub-committee
Belize Scout Foundation
Mr. Hilberto B. Riverol
Executive Director
Belize Scout Foundation
Jambo Scout Foundation of Belize!
On behalf of Santa Elena Jaguars #27 Ventures, thank you for making our Antigua 2025 expedition possible. From Aug 1 – Aug 5, 16 Ventures and 2 adult leaders learned, stretched, and led – on cobblestone streets, at Hobbitenango, and on the slopes of Acatenango.
Here’s our report with photos and outcomes:
What your support became
• Safe travel and trusted guides from the city up to high altitude
• Warm meals (including a morale-boosting buffet at Hobbitenango), water, and rest
• Essential gear and extra layers when the mountain turned colder than expected
• Calm, coordinated care during an unexpected evacuation – every youth safe, seen, and supported
Highlights at a glance
• Sunrise hike at Cerro de la Cruz
• Community moments in Antigua (live music, city explorations)
• Acatenango ascent with a Fuego eruption sighting!
• A heartfelt Scouts’ Own: “Where did you see God?”
Because of you, this wasn’t just a trip – it was leadership training in the wild. Thank you for believing in our young people and investing in experiences that build grit, character, and community.
With gratitude,
Yours in Scouting,
Your support in action: Antigua 2025 recap
From Aidian Flowers on 2025-08-12 18:17
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Mr. Roberto Harrison
Chairman
Finance & Investment Sub-committee
Belize Scout Foundation
Mr. Hilberto B. Riverol
Executive Director
Belize Scout Foundation
Jambo Scout Foundation of Belize!
On behalf of Santa Elena Jaguars #27 Ventures, thank you for making our Antigua 2025 expedition possible. From Aug 1 – Aug 5, 16 Ventures and 2 adult leaders learned, stretched, and led – on cobblestone streets, at Hobbitenango, and on the slopes of Acatenango.
Here’s our report with photos and outcomes:
What your support became
• Safe travel and trusted guides from the city up to high altitude
• Warm meals (including a morale-boosting buffet at Hobbitenango), water, and rest
• Essential gear and extra layers when the mountain turned colder than expected
• Calm, coordinated care during an unexpected evacuation – every youth safe, seen, and supported
Highlights at a glance
• Sunrise hike at Cerro de la Cruz
• Community moments in Antigua (live music, city explorations)
• Acatenango ascent with a Fuego eruption sighting!
• A heartfelt Scouts’ Own: “Where did you see God?”
Because of you, this wasn’t just a trip – it was leadership training in the wild. Thank you for believing in our young people and investing in experiences that build grit, character, and community.
With gratitude,
Yours in Scouting,