The Scouting Campfire Ashes Ceremony is a long-standing tradition that has been observed by Boy Scouts of America since 1907.
During this ceremony, ashes from one Scout campfire are carried to the next campfire, symbolizing the connection and continuity of the Scouting movement.
As Scouts travel and participate in activities around the world, they have the opportunity to collect and carry ashes from various campfires and contribute to the Scouting Campfire Ashes Legacy Project.
This section is for stories about the Scouting Campfire Ashes Ceremony. You can read about the experiences of other Scouts and share your own stories.
This section is for information about the history of the Scouting Campfire Ashes Ceremony. You can learn about how the tradition started and how it has evolved over time.
Here is a map with the locations of Scouting Campfire Ashes Ceremonies from around the world. You can zoom in and out of the map and click on markers to see information about each ceremony.
This section displays a timeline of significant events in the history of the Scouting Campfire Ashes Ceremony. You can see how the tradition has evolved over time and read about important milestones.
You can submit the Scouting Campfire Ashes Ceremonies that you have participated in. Please fill out the form below with as much detail as possible.
This section displays a gallery of photos and videos from Scouting Campfire Ashes Ceremonies from around the world. You can view the images and videos submitted by other Scouts and share your own.
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