Whether you’re an active Scouter or considering coming back to the campfire, you’re invited! “As a Scouting supporter, you know the true value of commitment, collaboration, camaraderie, and spending time in the great outdoors. That’s why we invite you and your family to join us for a special Regional BSA
Are you wondering what to do to rebuild and advance the BSA post-bankruptcy? Don’t start from scratch! Start with those who have benefitted from the Scouting program and have been away for a while. Learn everything you need to know about identifying, connecting, and engaging with our alumni. Return home
You may have noticed that the BSA Alumni Association and National Eagle Scout Association stores are offline at the moment. We thank you for your patronage and appreciate your patience during this time of transition. We are in the process of moving to a new platform and hope to bring
Civic Club Presentations Overview To reach out to Scouting Alumni and Eagle Scouts, through Civic Club contacts. Many Civic Clubs Sponsor Scouting units. Among these are Rotary Clubs, Kiwanis Clubs, Lions Clubs, Veterans of Foreign Wars and many more. Churches also are large sponsors of Scouting units. For the purpose
The BSA Alumni Association is hosting an alumni reception and we would like you to come! And it will be extra special because you’ll be able to hear the latest on scouting from our national leaders, who happen to be in town for our annual meeting. — Andrew Miller, ChairBSA
Dr. Ian Romaine, hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, is the 2023 National Alumnus of the Year! An Eagle Scout, Ian is now enjoying involvement locally with his children. Ever since the earliest days of the original Scouting Alumni & Friends, Ian has been a cornerstone to the success of the organization.
The Alumni Award requirements, Section IV, (Membership), requests people to join the BSA Alumni Association. This functionality is not currently available, what can I do in the meantime? Hello, The Boy Scouts of America Alumni Association is a network of alumni and friends committed to serving, supporting and celebrating BSA.
BSA Alumni affiliates connect alumni with shared experiences, be they happy memories of a national high adventure base, an Order of the Arrow Ordeal, or a community service project to earn one of Scouting’s top achievements: Eagle, Summit, or Quartermaster. There may be several local associations or groups already active
The most important element of BSA AA is the local council BSA AA committee. That is where the action takes place. Keep in mind that the local council is responsible for most of the different connection points individuals have with Scouting, whether it is a local Cub Scout pack or
