Ani-Wa’ya – Atta Kulla Kulla Lodge

Welcome to the Wolf Clan!

We are very excited to welcome you into our chapter. We represent the [Legacy] Southbounder District of the Blue Ridge Council, serving the troops of southern Greenville County. Remember, we want you to stay involved, continue to serve your troop, and to work to seal your membership. Here at Ani-Wa’ya, we value your interest and we want to make the OA the best scouting experience you have ever had. Being a new Ordeal member, you will experience many new things. Feel free to contact your Chapter Chief if you have any questions. We meet at Messiah Lutheran Church on the second Thursday of each month at 7:00pm.

Ani-Wa’ya (ni-WAI-ya), when translated from Cherokee (ᎠᏂᏩᏯ), means the Wolf Clan. The Wolf Clan was the largest among the seven Cherokee clans, and during times of war the chief would come from this clan.

Positions are Chapter Chief, Vice-Chief, and Spirit Chief.

History
• 2002, 2003, 2004, 2011, 2012, 2013 Chapter of the Year
• 2004 Honor Chapter
• We have had 4 different patches made
• Have made national news with our famous Gobbler Grab

Lodge Chiefs from Ani-Wa’ya:

1984 – John Worthy – Simpsonville

2003 – Ryan Bajan – Simpsonville

2004 – Ryan Bajan – Simpsonville

2006 – Joshua Hipps – Simpsonville

2007 – Joshua Hipps – Simpsonville

2008 – Garrett Riddle – Simpsonville

2009 – Tucker Allendorf – Simpsonville

2010 – Tucker Allendorf – Simpsonville

2015 – Daniel Howard – Mauldin

2017 – Matthew Watson – Simpsonville

2019 – Benji Mcguire – Mauldin