Scouting America Troop 1001, Richardson TX

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This is the official website of Troop 1001 of Richardson, Texas.
We hope you'll take a minute to learn about our troop, activities and programs, and see where we've been and where we're headed.

Learn more about Troop 1001 and our traditions.

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Highlights

Posted on Mar 5 2026 - 10:22pm

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Upcoming Events:

March 7 -8: Service Hours - Ezra Martin Eagle Project

March 15: Registration HARD DEADLINE for the Lexington DUE ($250)

March 16: Registration HARD DEADLINE for Camporee due

March 27-29: Camporee @ Trevor Reese Jones

April 10-12: Raney's Ranch

April 24-26: Fort Hood

April 30-May 3 - Cottonwood - 8 hours/person required

May 23-25: Lexington (Min 15 people needed)

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**Are you interested in great training classes?? Check out the district and council training classes **

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Mac Fuld Eagle Announcement

Posted on Mar 5 2026 - 10:16pm

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Please join me in congratulating Macauley Fuld on earning the rank of Eagle Scout with three Palms on 03/04/2026. Thank you to the members of Macauley's Eagle Scout board of review, Michelle Jackson, Cassey Stephens, Amy Brown-Weems, Jared Shoemaker and District Eagle Designee Kirk McClure. Macauley is Eagle Scout #331 from Troop 1001.

Adults NEEDED - Board of Review

Posted on Mar 5 2026 - 10:15pm

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A Board of Review is an important milestone in every Scout’s advancement. Each Scout must complete a Board of Review for every rank, and we need adult volunteers to help serve on these boards. The process is simple, meaningful, and supported by a prepared folder of questions. Each board consists of three-to-six-unit committee members—no more and no fewer—and typically lasts about 15 minutes, but no longer than 30 minutes.

For full details, please refer to the Guide to Advancement: https://www.scouting.org/resources/guide-to-advancement/

If you are interested in helping, please contact Cassey Stephens at casseystephens@gmail.com

Eagle Scout GoFundMe and Sign Up Genius - Ezra Martin

Posted on Mar 5 2026 - 10:15pm

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My name is Ezra Martin and I am working on constructing a Gaga ball pit for the Richardson Family YMCA to use with camps and after school programs. Please sign up below to help with the preparation of enclosure on Saturday, March 7th and the construction of the Gaga ball pit at the Richardson Family YMCA on Sunday March 8th. Please wear clothing that can get wood stain on it. Any time you can give would be greatly appreciated! Sign up Genius

I am trying to raise $1,000 to buy the supplies needed to build the Gaga ball pit. I will be constructing the Gaga ball pit from treated wood and metal. I need to raise the funds to purchase the wood and the metal brackets, as well as other materials (nails, bolts, tools) needed for construction. Any amount you can donate to help fund my project would be greatly appreciated! Thanks. GoFundMe

New Leadership Training - Youth Outdoor Leader Skills (YOLS)

Posted on Feb 27 2026 - 10:07am

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Unlock Your Leadership Potential!

Are you ready to move beyond the basics and start leading? We are looking for Scouts who want to become the next generation of Troop Guides and Instructors.

While NYLT and ILST focus on team dynamics, this course is a deep dive into skill mastery and presentation. You’ll work in small patrols to perfect your First Class skills while learning how to use the EDGE method to teach others effectively.

Join the Team:

Who: Mature Scouts (First Class or close to it).
Size: Limited to 8 Scouts for a personalized experience.
Mentorship: You’ll be paired with Adult Mentors to help you level up your teaching "hacks."

Don't forget your gear! Bring your Handbook, compass, camp chair, notebook/pen, and a water bottle.

This is a great opportunity for scouts looking to add more skills to their leadership tool kit. Reach out to Jeff Sharrock for questions - 214-697-3640

FORT HOOD - Rescheduled - ACTION REQUIRED BY 3/2/26

Posted on Feb 26 2026 - 8:59pm

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Fort Hood has been rescheduled to April 24–26. Registration is now OPEN, and all participants will need to re‑register by March 2, 2026 to attend on the new dates. The old registration list was deleted so you'll need to sign up again. Pleast note that all all payments already made still count for this trip.

https://troop1001.org/node/4542

The cost is $50 per person (including adults) to help cover the van rental, plus $20 in cash for meals.

If you have any questions, please contact Stephanie Molina or Ryan Steele.