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https://vimeo.com/1060630703 You’re invited to a special Scouting Alumni Reception at the National Annual Meeting in Orlando, FL. This is a great opportunity to reconnect, share stories, and celebrate the lifelong impact of Scouting. We’re especially excited to welcome Eagle Scout Mic Woltman, Chief of Launch Services at Kennedy Space Center, who will share how the Scout Oath and Law continue to […]
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We have news to Share! Like all of you, we are excited about our new corporate brand, Scouting America. It reflects who we are today, the youth we serve, and excitement for our future. As part of the official launch of the Scouting America brand on February 8, 2025, the 115th anniversary of Scouting in […]
"Aaron on Scouting" highlights the strong connection former U.S. President Jimmy Carter had with Scouting.
"Aaron on Scouting" describes how Dr. Kenneth Cooper, a Notable Scouting Alumni and Distinguished Eagle Scout, pioneered aerobics and changed the world's view on exercise, emphasizing its importance for a healthy lifestyle.
Bill Litton, a Scouting America alum and Emergency Management Director, has used his Scouting roots to lead disaster response efforts, including Hurricane Irma and the PULSE shooting, helping communities recover with resilience and expertise.
Legal Eagles, founded by Eagle Scout Smitty Harrison in South Carolina, connects Eagle Scout attorneys with aspiring law students, fostering mentorship, leadership, and service. Their impactful programs, like "Law Merit Badge Day," inspire Scouts to explore legal careers while embodying Scouting’s values.
Andrew Miller, Scouting America Alumni Association Chair, wishes alumni a Happy Thanksgiving, expressing gratitude for the nation's ideals, community service, and Scouting's positive impact. Thanks to alumni for embodying Scouting values and contributing to communities.
"Aaron on Scouting" tells how Dr. Marnix Heersink, an ophthalmologist in Dothan, Alabama, believes Scouting fosters essential life skills in today’s youth. He supports Scouting to promote personal interaction, outdoor activities, and limit screen time’s isolating effects.
"Aaron on Scouting" describes how 4 Scouting Alumni made a movie, "Lost on a Mountain in Maine", which describes the real-life story of a 12-year-old Donn Fendler and how he used his Scout skills to survive for 9 days.
