2021 Annual Report

2021
ARNENPOUARTL

A MESSAGE FROM COUNCIL LEADERSHIP

Dear Scouting Friends & Supporters:

Your support of Scouting instills the values of character, community, and citizenship in
thousands of Scouts in Three Harbors Council. In 2021, our council made a significant
impact on the lives of youth in Kenosha, Milwaukee, and Racine counties and in service
within our communities.

This past year, several in-person program events, activities, and fundraising gatherings
were moved online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, Scouts and Scout leaders
are resilient! Whether it was through virtual meetings or socially distanced gatherings, our
council worked to ensure youth members continued their Scouting journey uninterrupted.
It has not been easy, but our dedicated volunteer leaders have found a way to keep
Three Harbors Council Scouts active in the outdoors, providing service to others, and
experiencing a first-class program.

Pat Stiff Lucia Cronin Andrew Hardin
Council President Council Commissioner Scout Executive/CEO

Three Harbors Council is pleased to report many positive outcomes in 2021 including:

• 4,241 total youth were served by 2,058 volunteer Scout leaders who devote their
time and energy to delivering the program.

• 4,650 merit badges and 3,367 rank advancements earned by local Scouts.

• 119 youth became new Eagle Scouts, including four girls from our council who
joined the BSA’s Inaugural Class of Female Eagle Scouts.

• 843 Scouts and family members attended summer camp programs at Indian
Mound Scout Reservation and Camp Oh-Da-Ko-Ta.

• 40,903 pounds of food were collected by Scouts for donation to local food pantries.

As this annual report shows, our youth are working hard to invest in themselves, in one
another, and in their communities. With your help, Three Harbors Council will continue to
build trustworthy, helpful, and brave leaders in 2022 and beyond!

MEMBERSHIP & DISTRICT INFORMATION

Cub Scouts: 2,477 Cub Scout Packs: 84 2,058
Scouts BSA: 1,668 Scouts BSA Troops: 98
Venturers: 40 Venturing Crews: 8 Volunteer Leaders
Explorers: 56 Explorer Posts: 6
Total Youth: 4,241 Total Units: 196 119

New Eagle Scouts

Aurora District

Serving the northern half of Milwaukee County including the northern and western
suburban communities of Wauwatosa, West Allis, West Milwaukee, Shorewood,
Whitefish Bay, Glendale, Fox Point, Bayside, River Hills and Brown Deer.

Red Arrow District

Serving communities in Racine and Kenosha Counties.

Southern Shores District

Serving the communities of southern Milwaukee County, including the cities of
Cudahy, Franklin, Greendale, Greenfield, Hales Corners, Oak Creek, St. Francis, South
Milwaukee, and the southern part of the city of Milwaukee.

SCOUTING PROGRAMS

A program designed
for boys, girls, and
their families with fun,
challenging activities
that promote education,
character, and physical
development.

CUB SCOUTS

AGES 5-10

An outdoor program for
young men and women,
focused on developing
character, citizenship,
and fitness.

SCOUTS BSA

AGES 11-17

A program for young men
and women designed
to help them grow into
responsible and caring
adults through
educational and high
adventure-based
experiences.

VENTURING

AGES 14-20

A career education
program for young men
and women to partner
with local business
entities to gain practical
knowledge and career
experience.

EXPLORING

AGES 14-20

2021 EAGLE SCOUTS

Samuel L. Albert Noah A. Johnson Thomas F. Rouse, Jr.
Calaway L. Alderson Lukas S. Jones David Sanders
Eli A. Allison Tyler J. Jossart Steven J. Sanderson
Joseph P. Ament Vuk Jovanovic Trevor N. Schmitt-Ernst
Erik C. Andersen Raymond W. Juranitch Samuel CG. Seamons
Natan M. Antczak Nicholas B. Kaemmer Matthew J. Sekey
Dominic J. Arndt Korik M. Klein Chase R. Semke
Peter J. Arnsdorf Ean D. Klemme Dean W. Serritella
Mulugeta C. Bale Brennan J. Kompas Casey E. Shevokas
Aidan C. Barber Matthew S. Koronka Kellen P. Siczka
Spencer E. Barribeau Carter K. Kurzka Keegan M. Sluuis
Evan V. Bartelson Louis D. Link Devin K. Spaulding
Marco G. Brand Charles J. Locke Zachary H. Stikel
Christian J. Breden Yash N. Luba Adam J. Strauss
Adam M. Brkich Connor S. Maceau Bradley M. Strom
Noah B. Buendia Samuel M. Mains Alexavier S. Sudemir
Logan R. Bush Nolan J. Majerowski Matthew J. Svoren
Matthew D. Buske Mitchell E. Marry Philip T. Swietlik
Cael E. Byrne Martin T. Mausing Samuel J. Tarrence
Benjamin J. Carroll Ethan J. McElwee Travis N. Teeters
Timothy F. Chrisbaum Benjamin M. McFarlin Parker J. Tetting
Dalton M. Clark Michael G. Meier II William R. Thomas
Adam R. Conley James M. Noonan Jackson Urban
Alexander R. Costanzo Tony S. Paniagua, Jr. John Paul J. Victory
Jaisyn E. Daher Logan A. Petersen Justin M. Vincent
Jacob M. Denecke Matthew D. Peterson Kyle R. Waiss
Joseph E. Devall Logan T. Piktel Owen E. Wallace
Noah P. Dillard Mitchell A. Piraino Stefan B. Walter
Thomas W. Dobrowits Andrew R. Pomes Wade O. West
John R. Doherty William W. Preibisch Steven B. Will
Jarret J. Dorr Armando S. Quintero Caleb B. Yatchak
Nathan E. Drzadinski Isaac H. Rasmussen Dalton C. Yonkovich
Jacob W. Drzycimski Ryan A. Ratkowski Triston C. Zachow
Connor Elliott Michael B. Rentmeester Luke W. Zigler
Jack M. Elliott Lucas P. Rochman
John Paul G. Farley
Edward A. Fetzer 2021 Eagle Scout Recognition Ceremony at Johnson Controls
Jonathan C. Forkner World Sound Stage at the Summerfest Grounds
Nathan L. Fremgen
David M. Galindo
Gage L. Galkowski
Jack D. Gordon
Noah D. Grandsard
Theodore L. Grassmann
Andrew C. Grebe
Carl J. Hagan
Matthew R. Hampel
Matthew C. Henkes
Emilie M. Herbeck
Christian A. Hills

CAMPING & PROGRAM

In 2021, Cub Scout Summer Camp programs were held at
Camp Oh-Da-Ko-Ta in Burlington and Indian Mound Scout
Reservation in Oconomowoc with COVID-19 safety
precautions in place to keep our Scouting families safe.
The summer programs included Day Camp, Webelos
Weekends, Family Weekends, and Adventure Mornings.
A total of 833 Scouts and family members attended camp
programs. The summer camp staff also led merit badge
clinics at both camps with 208 Scouts attending.

Advancements Earned: 2,367
Merit Badges Earned: 4,650

Order of the Arrow

The Order of the Arrow is Scouting’s National Honor
Society known as the “Brotherhood of Cheerful Service.”
Three Harbors Council’s Kanwa tho Lodge provides
service to each of our camps by preparing the properties
for summer camp and the winter season. In 2021, the
691 Kanwa tho Lodge members provided 5,239 hours of
service to Three Harbors Council.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Scouts from 73 Cub Scout Packs and
Scouts BSA Troops participated in the
2021 Scouting for Food drive over two
weekends during the month of June.
Scouts collected more than 40,000
pounds of food to support the work
of nine local food pantries: Mayfair
Food Pantry, First Lutheran Church
Pantry, Eastbrook Church Food Pantry,
Faith Baptist Church Pantry, Faith Presbyterian Church, The Sharing Center, Love
Inc., Racine County Food Bank, and the Shalom Center. Thank you to our Scouting
for Food sponsors, Feeding America of Eastern Wisconsin and the Kiwanis Club of
Milwaukee, and Phillip Clark, Scouting for Food Chairman.

Kenosha Scouts Clear Snow From Fire Hydrants

In February 2021, back-to-back major snowstorms
blanketed southeastern Wisconsin with more than 20
inches of snow. The significant snowfall presented
a problem for Kenosha’s Fire Chief, and as an Eagle
Scout, he reached out to Scouting to help. Scout
Leader Ken Walton, a retired Kenosha Fire Captain,
volunteered to organize the efforts of 130 Scouts
and leaders to clear 360 fire hydrants across
Kenosha. The Scouts who volunteered
represented twelve units who answered the
call in a big way!

2021 EXECUTIVE BOARD

Pat Stiff Lucia Cronin Andrew Hardin
Council President Council Commissioner Scout Executive/CEO

Dr. Bryan Albrecht Kevin Haass Richard Pieper, Sr.
Gateway Technical College Forward Disability Attorneys PPC Partners, Inc., Retired

Kathy Andersen Andrew Hardin Mike Pierce
Johnson Financial Group Three Harbors Council, BSA US Air Force Reserve, Retired

David Angst Dr. Kenneth Harris, Jr. Chris Potter
DRA Associates Concordia University Snap-on Tools

Rob Bardunias John Herbers Scott Redlinger
GetSwift Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren SC Ernst & Young

Randy Barfield Mark Irgens Jerry Schlitz
Delaware Valley University Irgens First Midwest Bank

Thuy Barron Willie Johnson, Jr. Karen Spindler
Deloitte Tax LLP Milwaukee County The Duracell Company

Bill Bergum Kimberly Kane Pat Stiff
Badger Meter, Inc. Kane Communications Group WEC Energy Group

Barb Bolens Sam Karge Dan Tranchita
Enerpac Tool Group A.O. Smith Corporation Marquette University

Phillip Clark Jason Krentz John Unger
Claire’s PwC Crossmark Graphics

Lucia Cronin Jeremy Laffin Barry Waddell
Allspring Global Investments Racine Hometown Pharmacy The Park People of Milwaukee County

Jim Ditter Chris Layden Kyle Waiss
PPC Partners, Inc. ManpowerGroup Order of the Arrow Lodge

Andrew Dodge Don Layden, Jr. Hillary Wucherer
Johnson Financial Group NCR Corporation Quarles & Brady LLP

John Donahue Tom Mahoney Perry Wyatt
Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. State Bank of The Lakes

Steve Faller John Makowski
Retired Briggs & Stratton, Retired

Rich Galling Kirk Pelikan
Hammes Company, Retired Michael Best & Friedrich LLC

Silver Beaver Award

The Silver Beaver Award is a council-level distinguished service award of the Boy
Scouts of America presented annually in Three Harbors Council. Recipients of the
Silver Beaver Award are Scouters who have made an impact on the lives of youth
through noteworthy service given at the council level.

2021 Silver Beaver Award Recipients

• Mark Faber • Katrina H. Scheck
• Heather A. Kosloske • Rhett B. Suhre

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS

December 31, 2021 (pre-audited figures)

STATEMENT OF PUBLIC SUPPORT & REVENUE
Friends of Scouting................... 20%............................... $553,923
Investment Income................... 19%............................... $502,356
United Way..................................15%............................... $393,189
Product Sales............................. 9%.................................. $255,608
Camping & Activities................. 5%.................................. $140,974
Special Events (Net).................. 3%.................................... $73,923
Scout Shop Revenue................ 1%.................................... $29,520
Foundations & Grants............... 1%.................................... $29,084
Other Contributions*................. 27%............................... $730,886

Total Public Support.............100%...................$2,709,463

STATEMENT OF EXPENSES
Program Services...................... 76%........................... $1,599,276
Management & General........... 13%.............................. $267,744
Fundraising.................................11%.............................. $247,865

Total Expenses.....................100%.................. $2,114,885

Transfers to Endowment Fund............................ $542,916

Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets...................... $51,662

*Includes Federal CARES Act Funding related to the COVID-19 pandemic (Nonrecurring Revenue)

James E. West Fellowship

James E. West was the first Chief Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts
of America and served in that position for more than three decades.
The James E. West Fellowship is recognition for a gift to Three Harbors
Council’s endowment fund. This gift is in addition to the donor’s annual
support of the Friends of Scouting Campaign. Many individuals and
corporations make these gifts either in honor of someone else’s accomplishments or
in memory of a special individual.

2021 New James E. West Fellows

• Angela M. Bucher • Kyle R. Waiss

DIRECT CONTRIBUTION DONORS ($500 and above)

A. O. Smith Foundation Bruce Davidson Douglas Hagerman
Abbvie Darren Davis Thomas Hahn
AIG Michael Dawson Timothy Hanley
Dr. Bryan Albrecht Dcbr, Inc. Andrew Hardin
Cynthia Algiers Phillip DeHahn Dr. Kenneth Harris, Jr.
Allstate Foundation James Derdzinski John Harrits
Robert Anderson Michael Derdzinski Hays Companies of Wisconsin
Matt Andis James Ditter Heiss Family Foundation, Inc.
David Angst John Donahue Hennessy & Roach, P.C.
Aon Charles Dowell John Herbers
Associated Bank Zachary Drake Herbert H. Kohl Philanthropies
Badger Meter, Inc. Donna Drosner Heritage Museum Committee
John Ballogh Drs. Larson, Martyn And Hafner, LLP Thomas Hitchcock
Bane Nelson, Inc. E.C. Styberg Foundation, Inc. IGH, LLC
Robert Bardunias Eaton Corp International Brotherhood of Electrical-
Randall Barfield Enterprise Lighting, LTD Workers Local 494
Thuy Barron Ernst & Young, LLP Mark Irgens
BDO USA, LLP Stephen Faller Irgens Development Partners LLC
William Bergum Robert Farrell Willie Johnson
BMO Harris Bank N.A. Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin Inc. Johnson Bank
Kenneth Bockhorst Peter Fetzer Patricia Juranitch
Boldt Construction Co. Fibreform Containers Kimberly Kane
Cortland Bolles First Business Bank Kane Communications Group
Glen Bordak First Midwest Bank Kanwa Tho Lodge
Matthew Bosler FIS Global Samuel Karge
David Boyer John Fisher Kenosha Women’s Network
Boyle Fredrickson Kevin Fletcher James Kiefer
Edward Burnett Michael Foley King Ranch Foundation Inc.
Keith Burns Foley & Lardner Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
CG Schmidt Inc. Forward Disability Kiwanis Club of North Shore
Michael Carey Robert Frick Milwaukee
Dr. Robert Chayer Gallagher Bassett Services Wayne Klomstad
Clarios Richard Galling Charles Koehler
Phillip Clark Laurie Geisel Koessler Family Foundation
C.H. Coakley Daniel Gille Komatsu Mining
Consolidated Electrical Distributors Godfrey & Kahn S.C. Arden Krahn
Coral Foundation Thomas Gould Jason Krentz
Lucia Cronin Ed & Constance Gratz Terrance Kurtenbach
James Dahnert Graybar Electric Co., Inc. Mary Kveton
Lawrence Danner Paul Grebe Jeremy Laffin
David C. Scott Foundation Kevin Haass Tony & Karla Langoehr
Ryan Lawler

Thank you to our Scouting supporters!

DIRECT CONTRIBUTION DONORS ($500 and above)

Donald Layden, Jr. Christopher Potter Steve And Kathy Schneider
Leonard Insurance Services Prairie Side Veterinary Hospital Charitable Fund
Leonardo Drs Pac-Charity Gift Program Priebe Family Foundation Steve Stricker American Family
James Lousier Edward Probst Insurance Foundation
Lubar & Co. Professional Communications Patrick Stiff
Lynch Truck Center Systems Pamela Stokke-Ceci
Thomas Mahoney Quarles & Brady LLP Adam Sturycz
John & Audrey Makowski Racine Community Foundation Rhett Suhre
Benjamin Manning Racine Founders Rotary Club Johanna Susmilch
Manpower Group Racine Hometown Pharmacy LLC Tech Fusion
Marcus Hotels & Resorts Nathan & Marisol Rackers Michael Theys
Sherman Martell Richard & Ellen Leuenberger Robert Thomas
Richard Meeusen Family Charitable Fund Thrivent
Scott Miller Allen Rieselbach Daniel & Irene Tranchita
Milwaukee Admirals Robert W. Baird & Co. John Unger
Milwaukee Tool Foundation Viking Electric Supply
Modern Woodmen of America Robert Roenitz Victoria Vlach
Motor Castings Foundation Roger Root Sean Waiss
MP Systems, Incorporated James Sanders Kenneth Walton
Richard Mueller Dan Sapiro We Energies Foundation
John Mulhern Mark Sarri James Werlein
William Murgas SC Johnson & Son, Inc. Werner Electric Supply
Arthur Naleid Fund Karl Scheidt Richard Whittow
William Nasgovitz Jerry Schlitz Wintrust Financial Corp
New York Life Harry Schneider Wisconsin Center District
Noble Valley Farms of Wisconsin Sarah Schneider Noah Wise
Timothy Nohl Timothy Schram Hillary Wucherer
Norbell Foundation Donald Schultz Perry Wyatt
Frederick Olson Ronald Searles Arata Yamasaki
OMD USA Lisa Sharp Thomas Ziegert
William Parisen Timothy Shea
Kirk Pelikan William Sherry
Charles Petrach Joseph Shore
Steven Piehl Wally Smith
Richard Pieper Snap-on Incorporated
Pieper Electric, Inc. Susan Sobczak
Marion Pierce Timothy Soczka
Michael Pierce Kenneth Specht
Dr. R. Scott Pierce Karen Spindler
Warren Pierson Stamm Business Tech Inc.
Nicholas Pinchuk Christopher & Jamie Stephenson
Jeffrey Steren

Thank you to our Scouting supporters!

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