use a lodge number. For administrative purpose, the council number of 635, but it is not the lodge number. This lodge was formed as the 2013 merger of Ag-Im and Awase lodges. Awase Lodge #61 was chartered on January 1, 1974. The name Awase, originally derived from the word owasse, which means "bear" in the Menominee Indian language, was adopted as the name for this lodge, which was created as new lodge, due to the merger of the six Northeast Wisconsin Councils. The original lodges, Shaginappi, Sinawa, Chequah, Wa Zi Ya Ta, Day Noomp, and Wolverine chose lodge #61 for the new Awase Lodge. Some arrowmen have chosen to correlate the lodge number "61" to signify "six lodges to one" (circa 2010). Ag-Im Lodge #156 was formed in 1945 from Northwoods Circle Lodge #156 (originally part of Copper Country Council), Ottawa Lodge #198 (originally part of Iron Range Council), and Minnewasco Lodge #250 (originally part of Red Buck Council). The ancestry of each of these lodges is depicted below. Growing Future Leaders Capital Campaign The primary mission of the Growing Future Leaders Capital Campaign (formally Imagine 2024) as stated by its website:"The mission of the “Imagine 2024” Plan is to enhance Council properties ensuring that they support and complement a diverse year-round program offering. This plan will focus on: Fiscal responsibility of valuable Council resources; Utilization of the unique natural qualities of each property, as well as surrounding program opportunities to enhance program offerings; Provide continuous improvement to allow for growth and flexibility of the plan as needs change; and Create sustainable camp models..."As of June 2016, the following changes were made: The Dining Hall at Camp Rokilio had its roof replaced. Camp Maywood-Wilderness was sold. 20 acres of JAX camp were sold. As of October 2019, a new welcome center and multiple purpose building was built in Camp Rokilio. Additional changes announced to be completed after June 1, 2018: Boy Scout Summer Program at Camp Gardner Dam to move to Camp Bear Paw Boy Scout Summer Program at Camp Hiawatha to Camp Bear Paw when new high adventure base camp programs are ready Webelos Summer Program at Camp Twin Lakes to Camp Gardner Dam (completed) Hiawatha Adventure Base Camp at Camp Hiawatha See also Scouting in Wisconsin Local council camps of the Boy Scouts of America - Wisconsin External links References Local councils of the Boy Scouts of America