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Venturing Recognition

The new Venturing awards program is available to all Venturing youth members. It is designed to enhance personal development; encourage members to learn, grow and serve; and to recognize the high level of achievement for those who acquire Venturing skills.

Bronze, Gold and Silver Awards programs are progressive in skill development and Venture recognition. The Silver Award is the highest award a Venturer can earn. It represents substantial growth and experience as the Venturer earned the Bronze and Gold awards. This award says a Venturer is a leader, serves others, is personally fit, is prepared for emergencies and has honor.

The Venturing Awards are listed on National's Venturing Awards Page. (Opens in a new window.)

Further Information

For more detailed explanations, see the Venturer/Ranger Handbook, the Quest Award Handbook, or the Trust Award Handbook. Each is available in the Scout Shop.

The Venturing program has many exciting possibilities for young adults. The Des Plaines Valley Council is prepared to support your program with experienced leaders, training and program support. Contact the local service center for more information.

All Scout advancement must be recorded on the Unit Advancement Report. The form is turned in to the Council Service Center. (Opens in a new window)

The Council has prepared some instructions on how to properly fill out this form so there are no delays in processing it.

There is also an option to record this information on the Internet. The Internet Advancement page provides instructions for getting started. (Opens in a new window)

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