If your a unit leader looking for information on growing you’re Cub Scout pack, we have the place for you. CLICK HERE to visit the “How to Recruit Scouts” page.
Membership Growth Webinars
This online training is designed to help packs identify methods for a successful Fall Membership campaign from where to get boys and girls that are interested to what to do on your pack’s Join Night. Help Scouting grow by having a targeted, powerful and successful Fall Membership plan that is both fun and informative to scouts and parents alike.
By attending this webinar your unit will be on the path to receive FREE handbooks and “Scout-Me-In” Hero Capes for all new scouts you recruit this fall!
Two great chances to join us and get some great info:
Wednesday, May 15th starting at 7PM – Register HERE
Saturday, May 18th starting at 10AM – Register HERE
Welcome to Scouting!
Thank you for your willingness to try out our great organization and all the fantastic benefits it has to offer your child. Scouting is about character development and having confidence in yourself to Be Prepared!
The Boy Scouts of America is the largest youth organization in the U.S. with nearly 3 million youth members and 1.1 million registered adult leaders. These members make up the 122,582 local Scout units. Our program is a family program, one that we hope will become part of your family. Our goal is that you will come to enjoy Scouting just as much as your child. This page is designed to help you become familiar with Scouting and hopefully answer some questions you may have.
Have you joined a Scouting unit?
If not, there’s a fast and easy way website (www.beascout.org) where you can find a Scouting unit close to you. There are programs for boys and girls age 6 through 20.
Getting started as a new parent and leader
Once you’ve joined Scouting, there are lots of resources available within your new Scouting unit, your district (a geographical service area of several dozen Scouting units.), and through your Mount Baker Council (the local Scouting entity, made up of seven districts). If you need help finding your local resources, please contact us at 425-338-0380 or council606@scouting.org.
Additional Resources and Support
- Uniform Guide-Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts
- Frequently Asked Questions
- How is Scouting Funded?
- Become a Volunteer
- Cub Scouts (boys and girls age 7 through 10)
- Scouts BSA (boys and girls age 10 through 17)
- Venturing (boys and girls age 14 through 20.,may be coed)
- Sea Scout (boys and girls age 14 through 20.,may be coed)
- Exploring (boys and girls age 14 through 20, may be coed)
