Get Involved
Ways Scouting America Alumni Can Stay Connected

Your time as a Scout gave you both skills and a bond of shared values. Your Scouting journey does not have to end when you earn your last badge, turn a certain age, or move on from your unit. There are many ways to continue making a difference, sharing your experience, and staying connected with the Scouting community.

Stay Connected

Keep up with alumni news, find fellow alumni near you, or reunite with the people from your old troop, pack, crew, or ship.

Newsletter · Community Groups · Unit Alumni Associations

Work with Youth

Share your time and skills directly with today’s Scouts, whether as a leader in a unit or as a counselor guiding Scouts through a merit badge.

Unit Leader · Merit Badge Counselor

Support Leaders and Shape Scouting

Put your experience to work behind the scenes, mentoring the volunteers who lead units or helping guide Scouting’s future in your community.

Unit Commissioner · District or Council Board

Find Adventure, Travel, and Work

Keep the adventure going on the water, at camp, or around the world through Sea Scouts and Venturing, a seasonal camp job, or international Scouting.

Sea Scouts (ages 14-21) · Venturing (ages 14–21) · Camp Jobs · International Scouting

What sounds most appealing to you? How will you get started today?