2021-08-31T06:47:59-07:00 2020-12-31 815456170 Catherine T Rogers CPA 1375 Pasadena Ave S South Pasadena FL 33707 990EZ 2020-01-01 020798350 Gulfport Youth Sailing GULF 7274597900 6075 Shore Blvd 509 Gulfport FL 33707 Anthony Angel COO 2021-08-31 true Anthony Angel 999009999 Catherine Rogers P01531745 7274550550 X 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z X X N/A X X 37139 X 9075 1488 26576 0 26576 0 0 0 37139 183 23913 24096 13043 10081 23124 10081 23124 10081 23124 10081 23124 X To promote better citizenship and improved members boating skills through instruction and practice in water safety, boating skills, outdoor, social, service experiences, and knowledge of our maritime heritage. In January of 2020 Covid-19 interrupted the lives of all Americans, and no group was more affected than the teens in Sea scouts. School was cut back to Zoom meetings with a teacher and parents had to become teachers assistants. Most parents felt uncomfortable allowing their teens to mingle with other teens. They also discovered that having a teen bottled up at home wasn?t fun either. Most physical socialization came to a halt and social groups such as scouting stopped meetings altogether. In May of 2020 B.S.A. Sea Base gave solid, logical guidance and the Sea Scouts and the Gulfport organization followed it. The rules were: 1.Always show up with a mask on and keep it on unless you are eating, drinking, or sailing in a crew of 2 on a 16 ft. boat. 2.If you are eating space out six feet and only eat or meet outdoors. 3.Always be honest about your health. Do not come to be with your friends unless you feel great. 4.Always get your temperature taken when you arrive, and have it recorded in the ships log. These rules worked and the Gulfport Scouts congregated together as a ?family group? without a problem from June to the present. Not one member of the group caught covit-19. In June of 2020, the scouts voted to cancel their normal June cruise to the Tortugas and Key West because they felt that the close sleeping quarters on their Yachts was too risky. Their parents and Sea scout advisers commended them on their risk analysis. In June of 2021, the group intends to take a week-long summer cruise on their large sailboats but only after they have gotten their vaccines or lived in quarantine for 10 days and obtained a negative Covid test to be allowed on board. In June the scouts and their advisers would normally set up to teach young teens in the area how to sail. This program had to be canceled to prevent a spread of the pandemic. The same decision was made as the group canceled their Nationally sanctioned ?Cat?s Point Regatta?. To give the group a sense of purpose additional sailboats were accepted as donations. The youth kept busy with work details to repair and upgrade these boats so that they could sell them to finance their program. To do this they had to learn how to sand down, bleach out and varnish wood trim. Some of the group had to learn how to repair fiberglass hulls. Sails and upholstery needed to be stitched up and the young adults developed life skills that they will use many times as adults. The group took possession of two large 30 ft Yachts which they decided to repair to keep and sail. The work details needed to be increased to make sure that both large boats were in a perfect state of maintenance. One group learned how to climb the 45 ft. masts to clean all corrosion out of the light sockets and to check for any chafing damage on the lines, cables, and sheeves on the masts. Another group checked and replaced many of the water lines and valves in the boats. Another group worked on the electrical systems, battery banks, and charging systems. If the ?Fun Factor? is not laced into what teens are doing they will quickly find something else to do. Sundays were one half work and one-half sailing spaced out with a large lunch. The group always started their sailing with at least three races. By racing each other they learned by watching the boat in front of them how to adjust their sails, course, and weight balance to catch up. The group became extremely competitive sailors over the year. 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