SE Corner: The Quiet Heroes Of Summer
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.
Category: Executive’s Corner
Steadfast Through the Years
Over the past few weeks, I have had the opportunity to visit both of our outstanding Montana summer camps – Camp Melita Island and K-M
PHOTO CONTEST! Share Your 2026 Adventures
Cal T. – Troop 1911, Mullan Trail District – captured a moment that stood out above all the rest. His winning image earned top honors in
Takeaways from the 2026 National Annual Meeting
Last month, your Council Key 3 – Council Commissioner Scott Hooper, Scout Executive Jory Dellinger, and I, Council Chairman Walt McIntosh – had the opportunity to
Supporting Military Families Through Scouting
For military families, life often includes frequent moves, new schools, and constant transitions. Scouting can provide something incredibly valuable during those changes: friendship, leadership opportunities,
State Of The Council Address
Montana Council Chairman of the Board Walt McIntosh delivers the 2026 State of the Council address during the annual convention in Helena.
Invest In Yourself – Invest In Your Scouts
We are doubling down on our commitment to you. On Saturday, May 25th, in the afternoon, we are offering Leader-Specific Training – completely free of charge. No barriers. No excuses. Just show up.
Why Attend Annual Convention
If you haven’t yet attended one of the Montana Council’s Annual Conventions, let me share something we’re not keeping a secret — they’re a blast.
It’s not always easy to connect in person with fellow Scouters from across the council. Convention gives us the chance to come together, celebrate Scouting’s successes, reflect on challenges, and strengthen the camaraderie that keeps our movement strong.
Supporting Our Scouts of Montana
Supporting that mission requires the help of many people. While financial gifts are always deeply appreciated, many people don’t realize there are several ways to support a nonprofit organization.
SE Corner: Technology Changes. Character Endures.
In the weeks ahead, communities across Montana will gather to invest in something that has never mattered more: the character and leadership of our young
SE Corner: A Promising Year Ahead
Looking ahead, I’m excited for the progress, the challenges, and the achievements that await us. 2026 is going to be a great year for Scouting in Montana.
SE Corner: A Season Of Giving
As we enter the season of giving, we are reminded of the incredible community that makes Scouting possible.