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Please don’t forget to complete your Safeguarding Youth Training.  Whether you are taking the new training for the first...
05/30/2026

Please don’t forget to complete your Safeguarding Youth Training. Whether you are taking the new training for the first time or taking the refresher course, thank you for making the safety of our youth a top priority.

As a reminder, please log in your my.scouting.org account to get started.

National Youth Leadership Training ("NYLT") staff are at Rotary Scout Reservation preparing for this summer's course (Au...
05/23/2026

National Youth Leadership Training ("NYLT") staff are at Rotary Scout Reservation preparing for this summer's course (August 9-14) for Scouts BSA who are at least 13 years old and have First Class rank or higher (https://scoutingevent.com/364-102063). Scoutmasters - please email [email protected] if you would like the course leaders to visit your Troop to discuss with your Scouts how they can learn more about leadership, communication, planning, problem solving, and teamwork.

Fund your Scouts’ adventures in one weekend.Our Council partners with Trail’s End to help Units raise the funds they nee...
05/21/2026

Fund your Scouts’ adventures in one weekend.
Our Council partners with Trail’s End to help Units raise the funds they need for Scouting without making fundraising harder than it needs to be.
With Trail’s End, Units get:
• High-traffic Storefronts capable of $300+/hour
• Technology to manage the sale in one place
• Fast, simple digital payments
• Training and support throughout the sale
That means Scouts can focus on what matters: showing up, making the ask, reaching their goal, and building confidence along the way.
Unit Leaders spend less time coordinating the fundraiser and more time leading the program.
It is totally possible to do one weekend, multiple storefronts, and reach your annual goals.
Log in to Trail’s End, register, commit, and start planning your Unit’s sale today.

Learn more. https://0734eff3-d77c-462f-8b92-9e70ba8966b0.us07.ldpgs.com/pycbjw4

05/20/2026
Parents, Leaders, and Volunteers,Every campout, training, advancement opportunity, district event, council program, and ...
05/20/2026

Parents, Leaders, and Volunteers,

Every campout, training, advancement opportunity, district event, council program, and camp improvement happens because people step forward to share their time, skills, experience, and ideas. Our council, districts, and camps are supported by dedicated volunteers who help strengthen the program for every Scout across our 15-county council.

Right now, we are looking for more parents, leaders, alumni, and community members who are willing to get involved in ways that match their interests and availability.

One of the best ways to help is through a council or district committee. These committees are groups of volunteers who support specific areas of Scouting, such as activities, camping, training, advancement, membership, fundraising, communications, properties, and more. Some volunteers help plan events. Some help train leaders. Some assist with camp projects, promotion, paperwork, outreach, or behind-the-scenes support. Every role matters.

You do not need a special title or years of experience to help. You simply need a willingness to pitch in.

To make this easier, we created a short Committee Interest Form where you can tell us what you enjoy, what skills you have, and what areas of Scouting you may be interested in supporting. Whether you have a lot of time or only a little, your response helps us connect the right people with the right opportunities.

https://forms.gle/etA2yn6ktw3wXA3V9

There are also new opportunities for those interested in commissioner service. The minimum age requirement for commissioners has changed from 21 to 18, opening the door for more young adults and emerging leaders to support units, mentor leaders, and help strengthen Scouting at the local level.

You do not need a special title or years of experience to help. You simply need a willingness to pitch in.

We are also looking for volunteers who may be interested in helping at the Service Center a few hours a week or month with tasks such as scanning documents. This opportunity is available during regular Monday–Friday Service Center hours and can be done at any point during the year. Please email [email protected] if you are interested in helping with Service Center support.

Every response and every offer to help strengthens Scouting and keeps the adventure moving forward for youth across our council.

Thank you for everything you already do, and for considering one more way to help Scouting continue to grow and thrive

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05/14/2026

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