It is said that if a Boy Scout attends his weekly patrol and troop meeting, participates in a monthly weekend troop outing, and attends long-term summer camp with his troop, he will have spent as much time with Scouting in a year as he spends in the classroom. It is only fair to match that commitment and desire with the strongest leadership available.
Volunteers are the lifeblood of the Scouting organization.
Adult volunteers can contribute their time and talents on a unit, district, or council level. The Scouting Program must be concerned and diligent about finding the necessary support for our financial future. As you look through this area of our web site, consider how some of these gifts might fit into your planning. Gifts, from benefactors like you, will make it possible for us to continue offering the traditional family values, leadership skills, and ethical decision making that America looks to Scouting to provide. Send mail to Webmaster with questions or comments about this web site.