Volunteer
Every Scouting adventure begins with a caring adult. Whether you have a few hours each month or are interested in a leadership role, there are opportunities for everyone to help deliver the Scouting program and make a lasting impact on local youth.
As a volunteer you will:
No prior Scouting experience is required—just a desire to help young people grow and succeed.
As a volunteer you will:
- Make a positive impact on local youth
- Share your skills and experience
- Support outdoor adventures and leadership development
- Strengthen your community
- Meet other dedicated volunteers
- Help shape the future of Scouting
No prior Scouting experience is required—just a desire to help young people grow and succeed.
Volunteer Opportunities
Unit Leaders
Work directly with youth as a Cub Scout Leader, Scoutmaster, Assistant, Advisor, or other unit volunteer. Help deliver fun, educational, and outdoor experiences while mentoring the next generation of leaders
Committee Members
Support local Scouting units through planning, administration, fundraising, advancement, and program support. A great way to help without attending every meeting or activity
Merit Badge Counselors
Share your hobbies, skills, career experience, or special interests with Scouts working toward merit badges. Whether you’re an engineer, artist, mechanic, nurse, or photographer, your knowledge can make a difference
Event Volunteers
Assist with camporees, Pinewood Derbies, Scout Expos, fundraising events, service projects, and other council and district activities. Volunteer as often as your schedule allows
Commissioners And District Volunteers
Help strengthen local Scouting units by supporting leaders, promoting training, and improving communication throughout the district
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need Scouting experience?
No. Training and support are provided for all volunteers.
How much time does volunteering require?
Opportunities range from a few hours at an event to ongoing leadership positions.
Are background checks required?
Yes. All registered adult volunteers must complete required screening and Youth Protection Training.
Can parents volunteer?
Absolutely. Parents are encouraged to get involved at every level of Scouting.
No. Training and support are provided for all volunteers.
How much time does volunteering require?
Opportunities range from a few hours at an event to ongoing leadership positions.
Are background checks required?
Yes. All registered adult volunteers must complete required screening and Youth Protection Training.
Can parents volunteer?
Absolutely. Parents are encouraged to get involved at every level of Scouting.