About the Dauch Scout Center

In 2002, the dream became a reality; we moved into our brand new building. Now, in 2007, dreams are still coming true for our youth at the Dick and Sandy Dauch Scout Center.

The Dick and Sandy Dauch Scout Center, named after one of the three principle donors, Dick and Sandy Dauch, Dick Marsh and Irving Rose, is still the focal point for day-to-day service to volunteers in the Detroit Area Council. Even after almost four years, volunteers are still raving about the unique design and splendor of or new home. Utilizing the entire city block between Trumbull and Rosa Parks Blvd, The Dick and Sandy Dauch Scout Center continues to add essence to this Detroit area.

Donor Opportunities

Donor opportunities are still available within the Dauch Scout Center. Donors will be recognized prominently and may choose to support one of a number of projects in the new facility. Donors will be as diverse as the Scouting family, including:

• Individuals
• Families
• Scouting units
• Groups of Scouters (such as a district committee or commissioner staff)
• Companies
• Foundations

Some of the projects available for underwriting are listed below:

Giving Opportunity (Items with an asterisk may be named.)	Quantity	Sponsorship Price Each
Toyota Scout Retail Shop  SOLD	1	$350,000
Large Conference Room (221)	1	$300,000
Gordon Draper Conference Room SOLD	1	$150,000
Fellowship Room	1	$100,000
CEO's Office	1	$50,000
Bava Conference Room SOLD	1	$50,000
Battenberg Eagle Wall SOLD	1	$50,000
Middlebrook Conference Room SOLD	1	$25,000
Cabinet Member Offices	4	$25,000
Director Offices	12	$12,000
Flag Poles (total cost) SOLD	1 set	$15,000
Scout Emblem on Lobby Floor SOLD	1	$10,000
Scout Law Pillars   4 SOLD	12	$9,000

Recognition

All donors to the Dick and Sandy Dauch Scout Center will be recognized on a commemorative plaque at the entrance to the facility, as well as in Scouting publications.

Additionally, all donors will be recognized on the Council’s new Donor Appreciation Wall for their level of cumulative Giving to Scouting. Naming Opportunities: The items above listed with an asterisk may also be named in memory or in honor of someone or of a group of people.

Pledges may be paid over a three-year period by check, by credit card or by transfer of negotiable securities. Receipts will be provided that comply with IRS gift acknowledgement standards.

The leadership of the Detroit Area Council invites your participation as a benefactor. There are various giving opportunities available to help complete this important project.