BSA Troop 24 Boys/Girls - Cartersville, GA

07/04/2026

Troop 24 Boys and Girls as well as Pack 24 joined scouts from all over Bartow County to participate in Cartersville's Fourth of July parade.

04/03/2026

Scouts from Scouting America are out in our Bartow County community selling Camp Cards — and you don’t want to miss this!

💳 For just $10, you’ll get a discount card packed with deals from local businesses, with savings valid all the way through February 28, 2027.

Even better? Every card you purchase helps a Scout earn their way to summer camp and participate in adventures and leadership activities all year long.

👉 When you see Scouts out selling, take a moment to stop, say hello, and ask about their Scouting journey — they’ve got some great stories to share!

💵 All Scouts accept cash
📱 Some also accept credit cards, Venmo, and Cash App

🎯 Make a difference today: Support a Scout, support local businesses, and grab your Camp Card!

02/25/2026

There’s something empowering about holding a map and knowing exactly where you are. 🗺️

From understanding contour lines to mastering a bearing, navigation is one of the many life skills Scouting teaches. We aren't just following trails; we're teaching the next generation how to lead the way. 🛡️🌲

02/23/2026

Born on February 22, 1857, Robert Baden-Powell wasn’t just a British Army officer—he was the ultimate architect of adventure.

Growing up in London, he traded the quiet city life for the rugged frontiers of military service, but his greatest mission began in 1908. That’s when he took his survival skills and "Be Prepared" philosophy to launch the Boy Scouts, sparking a global movement that turned millions of ordinary kids into world-class explorers.

There’s legendary… and then there’s “Chief Scout of the World.”

On February 22, everywhere honor Robert Baden-Powell — the founder of the global movement and the first recipient of the Silver Buffalo Award (in 1926), Scouting’s highest honor for adults.

More than 150 years after his birth, his impact lives on in millions of young people learning to lead, serve, and explore.

That’s a legacy worth celebrating. Happy , all!

12/13/2025

Earning merit badges is an essential part of the scouting experience, as it allows scouts to develop new skills, build confidence, and showcase their accomplishments. Did you know that there are 141 merit badges available in the Scouting America program, offering a vast range of topics to explore? Some merit badges are required, such as Personal Fitness, which teaches scouts the importance of physical health and wellness, First Aid, which equips scouts with life-saving skills, Communication, which develops effective verbal and non-verbal skills, and Cooking, which introduces scouts to the art of meal preparation and nutrition. Other merit badges are elective, allowing scouts to pursue their passions and interests, whether it's in STEM fields like Robotics and Engineering, or in the arts, such as Music and Theater. Merit badges cover a wide range of topics, from Environmental Science to Citizenship and Community, providing scouts with a comprehensive education and a sense of accomplishment. By earning merit badges, scouts can develop a strong sense of pride and self-worth, as well as a deeper understanding of the world around them.

12/12/2025

A scout is thrifty! Using sawdust and wax, our scouts made their own fire starters from scratch. This DIY project not only taught them a valuable outdoor skill, but also the importance of reducing waste and reusing materials. Who knew being resourceful could be so much fun?