U.S. Scouting Service Project
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The U.S. Scouting Service Project (USSSP) is one of the largest online collections of Scouting resource materials. USSSP is organized as a non-profit corporation founded in 1998 named "The U.S. Scouting Service Project, Inc." and is maintained by volunteer Scouters. it is not formally associated with the Boy Scouts of America (www.scouting.org)or the World Organization of the Scout Movement (www.scout.org).
[edit] Sections
The USSSP website has several areas of interesting resources, being mostly a combination of file servers and sites with links to other sites.
- Clipart - a collection of scanned images, clipart and other files
- Macscouter - a collection of scouting resources, including ceremonies, planning guides, etc.
- Netcommish - a set of resources specifically designed to support commissioners.
- Scoutmaster.org - a collection of useful links for Scoutmasters and Scout leaders.
- Cubmaster.org - a complete set of resources and links for Cub Scout leaders.
- Scoutcamp.org - resources to support camping.
- Jambo.org - information about the 2005 National Scout Jamboree.
- WorldScouting.org - Links to international scouting sites.
[edit] Board of Directors
The USSSP has an organized board of directors:
- Gary Hendra, President
- Mike Bowman, Vice President - Web Development
- Lloyd Dalton, Vice President - Program
- Kyna Hendra, Treasurer
- David Tracewell, Past President
- Paul Wolf, Board Member
- Bill Nelson, Board Member
- Mike Walton, Board Member
- Chris Reisel, Board Member
- Ed Henderson, Board Member
- Chris Marsey, Board Member
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