
- Tiger Cubs of Pack 261 begin their meeting to discuss their fundraiser, Trails End Popcorn. This program benefits military troops overseas who receive the popcorn through donations to Boy Scouts of America. Photo by Samantha Sais
Cub Scout Pack 261—which the staff of the Tucson Weekly will be getting to know, because they’ll be taking a tour of Weekly World Central next month—is in full swing for Operation Popcorn!
The pack collects money to help with fundraising and supporting our troops. Each year, Trails End Popcorn sends popcorn to troops serving overseas and donations benefit both groups.
Every little bit adds up and will be used to brighten our troops holiday season. Send donations to Pack 261, P.O. Box 35039, Tucson AZ 85754-5039. Amounts of $30 will get a tax receipt if requested.
For more information visit Operation Popcorn® 2011
To view photos of troops with their popcorn, visit the Popcorn Photo Gallery.
This article appears in Oct 6-12, 2011.

“Amounts of $30 will get a tax receipt if requested.”
but wait…
“Taking Stock of the Long Wars: A Proposal”
http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archiv…
And so it goes down at Hemisphere Loop…
You may want to lay off whatever you’re on for a bit, Red Star.
“You may want to lay off whatever you’re on for a bit, Red Star.”
(Posted by Dan Gibson on October 7, 2011 at 2:40 PM)
Huh? Explanation, please, Dan Gibson…
Mentioning Boy Scouts who are selling popcorn for troops is somehow connected to the perpetuation of the war in Afghanistan? Explanation please, Red Star…
Red Star is glad to see that you finally took the time to read the linked article at The Atlantic.
Along the way (two minutes), you apparently felt the need to knee-jerk and slyly imply that Red Star is “on something.”
Can USA afford popcorn wars?
Just for, $21 of your $30 donation will actually go to local scouting, split between the pack and the council. You can see this in the popcorn sales packet the council provides, here: http://www.catalinacouncil.org/wp-content/…