Boy Scout Troop 167, Pittsford NY

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Welcome to Boy Scout Troop 167, Pittsford, New York

Welcome to Scouting America Troop 167

Pittsford, New York

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Troop Details

We typically meet twice a month

Our Troop meets two Mondays per month from 7:00-8:30pm at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and we have a camping trip or activity each month.

Our Troop is Scout led and adult guided. Patrols are aligned by age to promote Patrol Spirit and provide leadership opportunities.

Youth Leaders participate in annual required leadership training to understand their role and learn to lead effectively. And are encouraged to attend additional youth training.

Adult leaders regularly participate or lead ongoing training over and above Scouting America requirements.

Our Legacy

At Troop 167. Scouts grow through adventure, leadership, service and friendship. Everyone belongs and every journey matters.

Our Troop is proud to say that we have over 200 Scouts in our Troop history who have made it to the esteemed rank of Eagle!

Adult Leaders

Scoutmaster Ed Foley

Committee Chair Tiffany Hubbard

Contact the Troop at bsaTroop167@gmail.com

Note: Only Troop 167 Scouts and their families will have access to the protected areas of the web site.

Order of the Arrow (OA) banquet - Sunday 2/22

Posted on Jan 28 2026 - 3:51pm

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All OA members should have received a letter in their mailbox with an invitation to the banquet.

All members are encouraged to attend, there will be auctions, guest speakers, and more. To register for the event click here.

Cultural Celebration Meeting - Monday 2/9

Posted on Jan 28 2026 - 3:51pm

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This meeting is all about learning from one another and celebrating the different backgrounds, traditions, and experiences that make up our troop.

Scouts may represent their faith, nationality, heritage, or any culture they feel connected to.

Scouts (with help from family if they’d like) may choose to bring such things as:

Traditional or meaningful food (small samples are great) - please note anything that contains peanuts, tree nuts, pork, beef or shellfish
Wear Traditional clothing or outfits
Decorations, artifacts, or family items
A poster board or short slideshow
A song, dance, game or craft specific to your culture or tradition

We'll set this up like a Tradeshow or fair with each participating Scout/Family having a space to set up. This is meant to be a fun sharing opportunity— not a formal presentation.

We also want families to know that what scouts share at this meeting can serve as a great foundation for several merit badges related to culture, diversity, communication, and citizenship.

Scout Sunday February 8th

Posted on Jan 22 2026 - 6:44pm

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Sunday, February 8th is Scout Sunday; this is a national event celebrated by Scouting USA. It is a chance to put into action the 12th point of the Scout Law, “ A scout is reverent.” This also means that all beliefs are welcome, this includes if you don’t have a religion at all.

Court Of Honor Sunday February 8th

Posted on Jan 22 2026 - 6:37pm

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Come celebrate Will Harrington's Eagle Ceremony. Your attendance at the event is important! Please make every effort to attend this inspirational ceremony to celebrate not only your own hard work but the work of your fellow Patrol and Troop mates - your presence is very much appreciated by everyone in the Troop.

2 to 4 PM at St. Paul's Church.