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Scouting America’s biggest event wouldn’t be the same without valued partners and industry experts.
Here are our healthy-but-flavorful tweaks on your family’s campsite favorites.
Why yard signs and cute handmade ones can be a secret to recruitment success.
These tips work whether you’re traveling with a bunch of excited Scouts or just with family.
The first Tuesday in August offers your unit a chance to engage with the community, have fun and show Scouting’s value.
Here’s how to foster relationships with schools for strong fall recruiting.
These four tips will help your first-time camper sleep outside like a boss.
See how you’d fare on this wilderness preparedness survey.
A great speaker can bring energy and excitement to your pack and troop meetings. It’s also great for recruiting. Make it happen by following these steps.
The Harris Poll looked at the character of Eagle Scouts compared to non-Scouts. It found that Eagle Scouts are more likely to be trustworthy, helpful and kind.
Emergency physician and medical director of the upcoming Jamboree offers tips on what to do in case of a burn injury.
Josh Hart credits Scouting for his unwavering determination. The New York Knicks guard is the third Eagle Scout to win an NBA title.
On Scouting posts before and after pictures of Eagle Scout projects to show how these projects transform communities.
Eagle Scouts positively impact their communities and lead civic projects at higher rates than non-Scouts, according to the results of this research.
Plus: Real activities to keep youth, parents, and volunteers engaged in this book by Eagle Scout and longtime Scouting volunteer Larry Green.
Eagle Scouts are more likely than non-Eagles to be content, positive and purposeful long after they earn the rank, according to new research by The Harris Poll. Part 1 of this three-part series about the study looks at well-being.
Scorpions in the U.S. don’t pose much of a danger to Scouts on a campout. That sting can hurt, though! Here are some tips and fun facts about the spider’s cousin.
Scouting America is waiving the $85 national registration fee for eligible new and renewing youth in military families. The program begins June 1 and is funded nationally by donations.
Troop Traditions: Every Memorial Day weekend, Scouts plant flags and flower leis to honor veterans at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.
In this Q&A, new National Executive Board chair Ricky Mason talks about priorities for 2026-27.
Most campout food can be delicious and good for you at the same time – with a few tweaks.
Your Eagle Scout court of honor ceremony shouldn’t stress everybody out because of letter solicitation. Here are some tips to make it easier.
Scouting America is launching a new program called Chipmunks. Developed for families with kids age 3-5, it’s a fun way to learn about the Scouting movement.
On Scouting posts before and after pictures of Eagle Scout projects to show how these projects transform communities.
Upper Crust’s attention to detail and deep knowledge of Scouting makes the camp food service company an obvious choice.
Skunks won’t bother you if you don’t bother them. But sometimes, it’s too late and you just got sprayed.
Read how the story of George Goodwin and his friends went from an idea to a three-book series filled with adventure, Scouting and dragons. Book 1 is available this week.
This weekend in Illinois, Scouts will hike, camp and honor the 16th President of the United States. The annual event highlight is a 19-mile hike from New Salem to Springfield.
The contest is now open and runs through May 31. The amazing gear in this prize package is offered by ALPS Mountaineering.
With 141 merit badges available to Scouts, merit badge counselors are in high demand. Thinking about taking on this crucial role? Read this, and get started.