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Parents, alumni, volunteers, community partners, and friends are the strongest ambassadors for Scouting. Every conversation, social media share, invitation to an event, or recommendation to

Parents, alumni, volunteers, community partners, and friends are the strongest ambassadors for Scouting. Every conversation, social media share, invitation to an event, or recommendation to

The Montana Council is excited to welcome John “Jack” Winters to our field staff as the second District Executive in Missoula. Jack will work alongside Senior District

We are giving away prizes daily! Join us here daily during the 2024 popcorn sale as we draw for Scout Bucks and two weekly drawings for prizes.

For generations, families, businesses, alumni, and friends have helped make Scouting possible across Montana. Their generosity helps provide outdoor experiences, support volunteers, care for camps

For nearly 30 years, Montana Scouts have sold more popcorn per Scout than any other Scout Council in America. Last year alone, our Scouts sold

Are you interested in becoming trained to operate a chainsaw and help our camps? Join us at K-M Scout Ranch on October 24 – 25, 2026, for the Scouting Chainsaw Basic Training Course.

At Camp Melita Island and K-M Scout Ranch, Summer 2026 brought new challenges, new opportunities, and countless memories. Across both camps – including a week of

The Montana Council is excited to welcome Katrina Liscum as the new Montana Council Office Manager. Katrina will be working from the Great Falls Service

The Montana Council is excited to welcome Allie Wilson as the new Montana Council Registrar. Allie will be working from the Great Falls Service Center

Behind every badge earned and every trail hiked in Montana stands a quiet hero: the adult volunteer who made it all possible for their Scout in Scouting America.

The Montana Council is excited to welcome Gary Lawrence as a new District Executive serving the Northwest District. “I was born, raised, and have been

Liam U. knew something special was coming, but he didn’t expect the Montana National Guard to arrive at his Kalispell home in a convoy of