It seems, after the longest time of being kept in the dark, we finally have an answer as to whether or not our streak of crappy uke jams is going to continue...

... and the answer is YES!

After taking the biggest steps the Scouts BSA has ever taken, not only will we have new recruits joining in on our jams, but the camp will, after all, be sticking around, despite the pandemic sweeping the world, and the bankruptcy of our biggest make-happen. After a SWARM of fundraisers and various other forms of support, the Scouts BSA is back on their feet for the time being, and a newfound spark has been ignited in some of the youth of today. New aspiring Scouts have been reaching out to me and have begun working on several of the requirements for their first unofficial ranks. YOU TOO CAN JOIN IN!

Even if you aren't a member of the Scouts BSA, you can still play a part by--

• Spreading the word! The more that know, the more that can be done!
• Considering sending funds to the Scouting organization. They need all the help they can get!
• After the quarantine subsides, for those of you who have a Scouting program in your region, however big or small, drop by and see the great work they do, or for some of you, even consider joining.
• REMEMBERING YOU HAVE A MASSIVE INFLUENCE, EVEN THOUGH YOU'RE JUST ONE PERSON!

In conclusion, I hope everyone has a safe Easter weekend, and that all of you keep on jammin'.

We love you 3000,

-- F.O.H.O. (Fighters of the Highland Order)

As some of you may know, the Scouts BSA (formerly Boy Scouts of America) recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. And as some more of you may know, I work at a summer camp in Pennsylvania.

Making the connection yet?

I, Liam Colligan, along with everyone who has helped contribute something to our music, is employed by the Scouts BSA, and evidently (for the moment), still are. Because a group of us make our music up at camp, if we lose our camp, we lose a piece of our work. I've got a few more songs planned for release from last year to go up before the end of this summer, but our future all depends on what National does to the camp and to our staff.

I've had to see a few perfectly fine camps in our area sold off for funds to get through this multi-billion dollar rut. I guess all I can say is, even if you aren't much of a fan of our work, pray.

You're either losing some time in your day to do it, or an entire good-doing organization that has stretched far beyond America.

Thanks, and have a blessed day.

-- F.O.H.O (Fighters of Highland Order)