Scouting is a global youth movement and organization that helps young people develop life skills and character while promoting personal responsibility and community service.
Founded in 1907 by Robert Baden-Powell in the United Kingdom
First Scout camp held on Brownsea Island in 1907
Scouting has grown to include over 50 million members in 224 countries and territories
A youth organization for girls in America that aims to empower and prepare them for a lifetime of leadership, success, and adventure through various programs and activities.
A youth organization that provides after-school programs and services to help young people build skills and confidence to achieve success in life.
A youth organization that provides hands-on learning opportunities in areas ranging from agriculture to leadership development, giving young people the skills they need to be successful in life.
A program for boys aged 11-17 that focuses on character development, personal fitness, and service to others through outdoor activities, camping trips, and community service projects.
A program for boys and girls aged 5-10 that teaches character development, citizenship, and personal fitness through age-appropriate activities and outdoor adventures.
A program for young men and women aged 14-21 that focuses on developing leadership and outdoor skills through high-adventure activities like backpacking, rock climbing, and kayaking.
Scouting programs are available for boys and girls aged 5-21, with different programs tailored to specific age ranges.
Scouts participate in a wide range of activities, including camping, hiking, water sports, community service projects, and leadership development.
Yes, Scouts can earn badges and awards for completing various activities and demonstrating specific skills or achievements.
No, Scouting is available to both boys and girls through programs like the Cub Scouts and Venturing.
Visit the Scouting website and use the 'Find a Scout Group' tool to locate a group near you based on your zip code.