Investment in Character Luncheon – May 6th, 2026 at Noon!!
The Investment in Character Luncheon is the Pathway to the Rockies Council’s largest fundraising event of the year. Table Hosts invite co-workers, business partners, community leaders, friends, and Scouting enthusiasts to attend the event and find out ‘what’s happening’ in the world of Scouting.
The luncheon will take place at the Flying W Ranch where attendees will enjoy a chuckwagon spread of smoked meats with all the trimmings followed by an action packed program featuring the University of Colorado and Pittsburgh Steeler Legend, Kordell Stewart.
The Investment in Character Luncheon is open to any individual who wants to make an investment to support Scouting in Southern Colorado. $250 is the suggested giving level which covers lunch and supports one Scout for an entire year. Contact Jeremy Snook for more information on how to reserve your spot.
Investment in Character Luncheon schedule of events:
- 10:30am – Flying W Ranch gates open to public to enjoy the property
- 11:40am – Guests check-in and find tables
- 12:00pm – Program begins
- 1:30pm – Kordell Stewart available for photos and autographs
Pathway to the Rockies Council Investment in Character Luncheon featuring Kordell Stewart:
Kordell Stewart was drafted in the 2nd round by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1995 draft and was a key asset in multiple offensive roles. He became a major contributor to the Steelers run to Super Bowl XXX. Stewart was given the nickname “Slash” due to his abilities as a utility player as quarterback/running back/punter/returner. Before his career as a Steeler, Stewart attended the University of Colorado playing under Coach Bill McCartney. He would become one of the most prolific quarterbacks in school history, setting records for completed passes, passing yards, and touchdown passes. On September 24th, 1994, Stewart threw a game-winning, 64-yard Hail Mary pass to Michael Westbroook in the closing seconds to beat the Univesity of Michigan known as “The Miracle at Michigan.”
