Scouting America Today: Building Character, Leadership, and the Future

For more than a century, Scouting America—formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America—has helped shape generations of young people through adventure, teamwork, and leadership. But what does Scouting look like today, and how is it preparing youth for an uncertain future?

Join us on Tuesday, April 28th, for an engaging presentation exploring how Scouting America continues to build character and leadership through hands-on experiences that encourage young people to work together, solve problems, and make ethical decisions. From Cub Scout dens and Scout troop patrols to Venturing crews, Sea Scout ships, and Explorer posts, youth develop practical life skills while planning activities, mentoring younger members, and enjoying the outdoors.

Our speaker, Paul Helman, brings a lifetime of experience in Scouting to this conversation. An Eagle Scout since 1962 and a lifelong Scouter with more than 30 years of adult leadership experience, Paul previously served as President of the Golden…