Service to the community
Our Eagle Project Perpetual Care (EPC) program keeps past Eagle Scout projects in the district in good shape through regular maintenance, repairs and improvements.
About
Who we are, what our name means, and how we fit into the Order of the Arrow.
Our name
Nagatamen comes from Lenape, the language of the Lenape (Delaware) people and part of the Algonquian language family. It means "Reliable One."
The name reflects what we want to be for each other and for our community: trustworthy, dependable and loyal. Being reliable means taking responsibility, keeping our word and earning the trust of the people we serve.
Our chapter
Nagatamen operates at the unit level within Egwa Tawa Dee Lodge. Our members are Arrowmen from the Yellow River District of the Atlanta Area Council, and we focus on two things.
Our Eagle Project Perpetual Care (EPC) program keeps past Eagle Scout projects in the district in good shape through regular maintenance, repairs and improvements.
Our camping trips and outdoor events build teamwork, leadership and respect for nature in a safe, welcoming setting.
Leadership
Our chapter is youth-led, with adult advisers supporting the officers.
Our lodge
Egwa Tawa Dee Lodge is the Order of the Arrow lodge of the Atlanta Area Council. The lodge supports council events, helps maintain our camps and organizes service projects across the council.
National
The Order of the Arrow is Scouting America's national honor society, often called the Brotherhood of Cheerful Service. Its youth members are elected by their fellow Scouts for living the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives.
Purpose
The Order of the Arrow exists to strengthen Scouting. In short, it works to:
Read the official vision, mission and purpose on the Order of the Arrow website.