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06/17/2026

06/10/2026

Pack Program Planning Deck for Leaders
The Pack Program Planning Deck gives Cub Scout leaders a fun, simple, and easy way to plan meetings while keeping Scouts on track toward their next badge of rank. Built to support the 4-month plan, this deck helps leaders deliver a complete pack advancement program with clear, step-by-step cards.

04/11/2026

The long wait is over! The new performance uniforms have arrived at the Champion 1960 Scout Shop!

04/06/2026

03/30/2026

The Liberty in Action 250th Anniversary Challenge Emblem

The Liberty in Action: 250th Anniversary Challenge brings together Scouts from all programs to explore America’s founding principles, connect Scouting’s long tradition of civic service to our national story, and take meaningful action in their communities. Running from March 2026 through February 2027, this program blends learning, creativity, service, and reflection — offering Scouts, leaders, and families a powerful way to participate in America’s semiquincentennial.

To commemorate this historic milestone, Scouting America is introducing a limited-time, collectible Liberty in Action America 250 Challenge Patch. Read on to discover the official requirements and begin your journey toward earning this one-of-a-kind keepsake — just in time to celebrate July 4, 2026.

https://www.scoutshop.org/blog/liberty-in-action-250th-anniversary-challenge.html?srsltid=AfmBOopgDIbPThykFC33cZpSMUK9XnFtSBNowwRAjf-FBA884iUOn7nH

02/20/2026

Scout Shop NEWSWIRE

…. includes a discount code for future purchases at the Scout Shop!

02/07/2026

Scouting was brought to America by William D. Boyce, a Chicago publisher, and the way Boyce discovered Scouting is one of the movement’s most colorful stories. Boyce, it seems, was in London in the fall of 1909 and was out in a famed London fog looking for an office in the center of the city. Nearly at his wit’s end, Boyce stopped a young man and asked directions. Not only did the youth tell Boyce how to reach his destination, he actually led Boyce there to make certain the American found his way without becoming lost again. Boyce, to show his gratitude, offered the youth a tip, but the youth would not accept it. When asked why, the young man told Boyce he was a Boy Scout and taking a tip would negate the good deed he had done and violate his Scouting code.

The youth’s gesture impressed Boyce, who later visited with Lord Baden-Powell himself. Boyce was so taken with Baden-Powell and the Scouting idea that back in America he and other men interested in youth development founded the Boy Scouts of America in Washington, D.C., on February 8th, 1910. No one knows who the Scout was who performed his Good Turn for Boyce, but he has not been forgotten. In Gilwell Park in London, American Scouts had a statue erected in his honor.