Find Boy Scouts Of America Nonprofits and Charities

  linda_ellis wrote:

My husband is on the board and a longtime Scouting volunteer. more »

  SMBill wrote:

This is a good organization. There are times where I think the NCAC staff could be more responsive or helpful, but this is a very large organization so answers to questions cannot always be immediate. Fact is, everyone believes in the program. more »

  ScoutMom wrote:

The US Government ought to investigate the boy scouts as they are wall st. employees. The 2007 Form 990 lists the Chief Scout Executive, Roy Williams, with a $1,531,248 annual salary PLUS $2,396,513 in deferred compensation. Over $3.9 Million for the... more »

  Paul198 wrote:

The Big Niangua has a hidden jewel on the lower section. For the last 16 years, Church Groups, Scouts and Families have enjoyed this river away from the crazy thong. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The camp is stunning and if you have never... more »

  Danica Bailey wrote:

As a homeschooling family it is important to find age appropriate activities for our sons. Cub Scouts has definitely been the best thing we have ever done! Our sons are loving every minute of it. I am even a Den Leader (not something I ever thought I... more »

  pathawkins56 wrote:

I attended summer camp a Patriots Path Council camp in 2008 as an assistant scoutleader. The following year I was hired for summer camp staff. This past summer was my 10th year on staff. I am constantly amazed by the high caliber of people I've met in... more »

  smiller8451 wrote:

I have had nothing but grief from this place, they are rude and will not help my family of 5 in desperate need. I am disabled and cannot work and sometimes need help. The staff is rude and judgemental, and the Director (With long black/brown hair) is... more »

  Bert2 wrote:

Knights of Columbus council #4438 has a long and honorable history of supporting Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and school along with other local charities. Operating Monday and Tuesday night bingo as the major fund raisers. The Knights also sponsor... more »

  Standard wrote:

It is very sad to see them abandon their values. Not everyone is going to agree with your position in life about social issues, politics, etc. They sold their 103+ year standard to the highest bidder - in this case AT&T. Corporate funding is great, but... more »

  SY - Appleton WI wrote:

I had the good fortune to be involved with Scouting as a youth. I am proud to be involved with Scouting as an adult also. Not only does the Scouting stand for great ideals, the organization values your efforts as a volunteer. Every Scouting event that... more »

  psdiener wrote:

My son was a Tiger Cub this past year and he will be Wolf this year. The weekly pack meetings along with the Cuboree have allow him to explore experiences not covered in other programs he is a part of. He loves being in the outdoors now and continues... more »

  Bert2 wrote:

A great church Our Lady of Lourdes serving the needs of many in the local community. There is a community food bank ( The Pasture) which gives out food to needy families. The health ministry has free health screenings and provides free flu shots. Friday... more »

  SallyL wrote:

The Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America instills values, builds leadership skills, creates wonderful memories and provides positive role models and activities for our young people. I see these characteristics reflected in the enthusiasm of... more »

  Houyhnhnm wrote:

As an Eagle Scout myself, I only later became aware that the Boy Scouts of America openly discriminate against atheists and homosexuals, and both boys and leaders - those are their "values". If those values seem appropriate to you, then by all means... more »

  Scouter wrote:

Great for youthBoys and Girls (14 and older). Three great camps and tons of great programs. Great volunteers and staff. more »

  DKohler wrote:

Since Trip McMillan left, this organization has lacked an effective CEO management style which would have balanced their budget and helped their employees be more productive. Mr. McMillan left in 2008 and was replaced by Douglas Dillow (originally from... more »

  jonerica2415 wrote:

As a parent of a former scout who nearly went to Eagle, I can only hope that this organization tries to diminish the effects of the speech delivered by our president last night. To make the speech about him, to encourage booing at his predecessor, to... more »

  Writer wrote:

This number IS not attached to any BSA or Cub Scout Pack more »

  Standard wrote:

It is very sad to see them abandon their values. Not everyone is going to agree with your position in life about social issues, politics, etc. They sold their 103+ year standard to the highest bidder - in this case AT&T. Corporate funding is great,... more »

  Carolyn Appleton wrote:

I am both a volunteer and a former consultant for the South Texas Council, Boy Scouts of America. I worked with the South Texas Council officially in 2005. During that time, I produced two videos, conducted prospective donor research, developed a VIP... more »

  Doc H. wrote:

I am Asst Dist. Commissioner. The BSA program teaches VALUES and LEADERSHIP. A great opportunity for young people and adults to realize that the youth today are the leaders of tomorrow. The Daniel Boone Council has one of the best camps in the country... more »

  Betadragon wrote:

I am a mother of a Boy Scout. His father and I share joint custody. Without my knowledge, his step-mom has signed herself as one of 2 emergency contacts on permission forms. On that permission form it states "In case of an emergency involving my child,... more »

  Erin Howarth wrote:

I am currently serving as a den leader in a Cub Scout pack. I really love the camp properties available to scouts in Oregon. My son and I are making many beautiful memories together. I am considering making a contribution to Friends of Scouting, and... more »

  yourmom1211 wrote:

i did your mom so thats why i rated it have fun.its a good time! more »

  Grace2u wrote:

Boy Scouts of America in the Pittsburgh area is outstanding! The leaders in the organization have been exceptional mentors to many boys in which many of them have attained the rank of Eagle. The troops have fun all while learning valuable life lessons... more »