The Scout Law teaches 12 points as goals for a Scout to live up to, namely: helpful, thrifty, friendly, and brave, among others, all connected to how a Scout engages in Adventures, and activities to support their growth and development in the Pack and Community.
From fundraisers, outings, and Adventures, a Scout has many opportunities to learn and grow.
Through camping, fishing, hiking, and more, Scouts in Pack 375 get to learn and grow both personally and with their fellow Scouts.
Other opportunities we organize:
Camping at least twice per year, in the Spring/Summer and Fall months locally.
National Jamboree options
Council Fishing event
Bike Night
Raingutter Regatta
Pinewood Derby
And more Adventures regularly scheduled during Den Meetings
Every year, Pack 375 organizes and holds two special events: Raingutter Regatta and Pinewood Derby. Both events support Adventure requirements for rank Advancement on the Scouting journey and provide opportunities to experience sportsmmanship, creativity, and Pack building!
Pack dues include a Pinewood Derby kit to start your Scout off with the sandard kit to build their dream car!
For the Raingutter Regatta, the Scout gets to build with their imagniation using recycled materials.
Visit Scout Shop for more details on building a pinewood car or Scouting.org for details on Raingutter Regatta.
Every year, our pack participates in different fundraising opportunities to help cover annual fees, camping dues, uniform costs, and more!
Trail's End is one of the oldest and most familiar opportunities available to Scouts to fundraising by selling popcorn.
To learn more, visit https://trails-end.com/ and make sure your Scout's profile is setup and ready to pop! Popcorn fundraiser kicks off near the beginning of the school year, August, and runs until the beginning of November