US EditionWisconsin Boy Scout Troop Stuck in Virgin Islands During Hurricane Erin
Six Boy Scouts raised $2,500 each for a sea base trip but face extended costs due to Hurricane Erin delaying their return and causing lodging and travel expenses to increase.
- A group of Scouts from Plymouth, Wisconsin, embarked on an August 10 sailing and snorkeling expedition to St. Thomas but became stranded as of August 19, 2025, due to the arrival of Hurricane Erin.
- Officials warned the group about a developing storm that intensified into Hurricane Erin, which canceled flights and forced the troop to delay their planned August 17 return.
- The troop of ten including leaders reached the airport on August 14 but could not board flights, and they are now staying in costly lodging while some adults run low on medication.
- Scout leader Ryan Schroeder described the situation as “hairy” with “pretty serious” winds and rain, and families have raised $8,215 toward a $14,000 GoFundMe goal to cover the extra expenses.
- The troop expects to leave St. Thomas no earlier than August 22–23 but continues facing financial and logistical challenges while maintaining a positive attitude and safety.
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