St. Ann Catholic Church Scouting

We have a newly formed girl troop! In Fall 2023, Troop 100G was formed, a girls-only Scout Troop. Troop 100B is boys-only.

Troop 100G and 100B both meet at St. Ann on Wednesday evenings from 7:15 PM to 9:00pm in the Collins Room.*

Our Scouts range in age from 11 to 18 and have come from private, public, charter and home schools. We have boys and girls interested in camping, hiking trips, making friends and much more. No previous scouting experience is necessary.

Troop 100 is the oldest Troop in Washington, DC, and recently celebrated its 100th anniversary!

Troop 100B and 100G are non-denominational boys and girls troops, respectively.

For more information, check out: www.centurytroop.com, our Facebook page, or email [email protected]

*Instructions to the Collins Room: Please enter to the left of the main church entrance off of Wisconsin Avenue. Proceed through the iron gate on the left to the door at the end of the walkway.

 

 

 

 

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“I think this is something he will always remember as a Boy Scout and when he attends Mass,” said Andreas Lindenburg. “He has been very dedicated to trying to do this for the church and really trying to do something special. Because we attend church here, this will be something he will always be proud of.” A huge #tbt thank you to all the Boy Scouts who gave up two weeks of their summer building the beautiful new fence now enclosing our adjacent playground. The Scouts even made the news one day it was so hot! Thanks especially to Maximilian Lindenburg – who chose this as his Eagle Project – his father Andreas and sister Arianna, as well as Bora Barclay and parish usher Jim Moeller, who all saw the project through from start to finish. Troop 100 meets at St. Ann on Wednesdays from 7:15 to 9:00pm. Learn more: https://www.stanndc.org/boy-scouts

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“I don’t mind the sun, I’m just here to help a friend and to help the church,” Bora Barclay, 9th grade. I think the kids that will play here will have a good time. I think the fence makes it a bit more homey and safe.” Learn more: https://t.co/piBpIJDNBx #scouts pic.twitter.com/aPeVdjHu60

— St. Ann Catholic Church (@SaintAnnDC) December 2, 2019

 

 

 

 

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“I want to help my brother earn his eagle badge because he’s been working for it for a long time,” says Arianna Lindenberg, 12, 8th grade, parishioner. “I used to go to school at St. Ann’s Academy so I remember playing in here.” Read more: stanndc.org/boy-scouts A huge thank you to all the #BoyScouts who gave up two weeks of their summer building the beautiful new fence now enclosing our adjacent playground. The #Scouts even made the news one day it was so hot! Thanks especially to Maximilian Lindenburg – who chose this as his Eagle Project – his father Andreas and sister Arianna, as well as Bora Barclay and parish usher Jim Moeller, who all saw the project through from start to finish. #Troop100 meets at St. Ann on Wednesday evenings from 7:15 PM to 9:00pm in the Parish Collins Room. Learn more: https://www.stanndc.org/boy-scouts

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