Empowering Leaders: The Value of Volunteer Training In Scouting
Scouting America, Montana Council thrives because of the dedication, energy, and passion of its volunteers. From leading dens and troops to organizing events and managing
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Silver Beaver Spotlights: 2025
The Silver Beaver Award is the highest honor a council can bestow on a Scouting volunteer. This prestigious award recognizes distinguished service to youth through
State Of The Council Address
Montana Council President and Chairman of the Board Walt McIntosh delivers the 2025 State of the Council address during the annual convention.
SE Corner: Our Heroes
Whether through Scouting or other causes, we are fortunate to have people who step up, give their time, and make a real difference.
Anniversary Month Contest Winners 2025
Montana Council is pleased to announce the 2025 Anniversary Month Contest winners! Congratulations: This year, no Venturing Crews or Cub Scout Packs provided submissions with
NYLT: Fun, Adventure, & Growth
Dear Scouts and Scouters, My name is James S., and I am the Youth Course Lead for this year’s National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT). If
Announcing 2025 Silver Beavers
The Silver Beaver Award is special and one we hold in the highest esteem in Montana Council. Those who are recognized are a sample of
Adventure, Learning, and Leadership: Scouting America Summer Camps
For Scouts of all ages, summer camps are a one-of-a-kind experience filled with amazing adventures and personal growth. There are many opportunities to develop vital
Surprising Things I Learned After Sending My Kids To Camp
This article originally appeared in the March 2025 issue of Montana Parent Magazine. I distinctly remember the first time I sent my son off to
Troop 551’s Out-Of-This World Experience
In January, Scouts BSA Troop 551, Gardner, had the incredible opportunity to connect with astronaut Suni Williams during her time aboard the International Space Station (ISS).
The Power of Outdoor Adventure
From the beginning, Scouting has used the great outdoors to build resilience and character in young people. Scouts learn teamwork and overcome challenges through activities
SE Corner: Why Fundraising Is Necessary
Every year, Montana Council starts at zero with a goal of raising enough funds to support our programs, our camps, our facilities, and – most importantly – the Scouts and volunteers across our state. Without adequate funding, we – like any non-profit – would struggle to provide essential services or meet the growing demands of the people we aim to serve.