Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America) has been a cornerstone of youth development since its founding in 1910, offering character-building and values-based leadership training programs to young people across the nation. With over 1 million youth members and 630,000 volunteers, Scouting America fosters a sense of belonging and instills the principles of the Scout Oath and Scout Law.

Rooted in its mission to help youth make ethical and moral choices throughout their lives, the organization welcomes families of all backgrounds to cultivate leaders prepared to navigate today’s diverse communities. Scouting America also boasts four renowned High-Adventure Bases, providing unique opportunities to inspire young people through outdoor experiences.

Throughout its storied history, more than 130 million youth and 35 million adult volunteers have participated in Scouting programs. From Cub Scouts to career-oriented Exploring programs, Scouting America offers development opportunities tailored to every stage of youth life, shaping individuals who contribute positively to their communities. Committed to fostering inclusion and respect, Scouting America continues to evolve as a leader in youth education and engagement.