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Bradley G. Taylor, hailing from Clemmons, North Carolina, is the 2023 honoree for National Service Territories 7, 8, 14, 15, and 16. Earning the Arrow of Light in 2002 and becoming an Eagle Scout in 2005, Bradley is now an Assistant Council Commissioner with a combined total of youth and

Jared A. Olschewski, hailing from Brigham City in the mountains of northern Utah, is the 2023 honoree for National Service Territories 1-3. First joining the program as an 8-year-old Cub Scout, Jared has since been recognized with the NESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award. As an adult volunteer, Jared has served

William J. Kropa, hailing from Nazareth, Pennsylvania, is the 2023 honoree for National Service Territories 10-13. Bill became an Eagle Scout in 1982 and has had a lifelong relationship with Scouting. On the national level, Bill has served as the Northeast Region Coordinator for the Alumni Association National Committee. Under

Scouting America Alumnus Steve Towne, along with his Cavalcade crew, recently reached the summit of Philmont’s Mt. Baldy (12,441 ft) and proudly displayed the Scouting America Alumni flag! Not one to keep still, Steve is attending the 2023 National Jamboree, 2023 World Jamboree in South Korea, Philmont in 2024 (another

Sea Scouting helps to develop leadership and character as explained by this “Aaron on Scouting” article.

For those who have visited Philmont, no doubt you sang “The Philmont Hymn.” Here’s a look back at how the hymn came to be.

This “Aaron on Scouting” article explains what’s going on at this year’s National Annual Meeting and how Scouting is moving forward.

This “Aaron on Scouting” post describes the efforts undertaken by Scout troop to help save the life of a hiker and former scoutmaster

Check out this “Aaron on Scouting” article introducing Brad Tilden, the new Scouting America National Chair.

Despite his young age, he has already achieved remarkable milestones, proving that leadership knows no boundaries. Learn how he’s breaking barriers, creating positive change, and making his own mark on history.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S28B0_OoCiY Here is a great interview conducted by Harold White, Scouting America Museum Program Specialist, with Rick Bragga, Scouting America Alumni Association Vice-Chair of Alumni Relations. Rick and Harold talk about why the Alumni Association came to be and why it’s important for all Scouting America alumni. Pull up a

A delegation of 15 of Scouting’s most outstanding youth are in Washington, D.C., right now to deliver the Report to the Nation.