Executive Corner: How Can I Help Membership?
I love Scouting. I remember telling my parents I saw kids at school wearing blue vests with patches all over, and I wanted to join.
I love Scouting. I remember telling my parents I saw kids at school wearing blue vests with patches all over, and I wanted to join.
Welcome to the Fall. Hopefully, the sudden change in the weather is moving smoke out of your areas, allowing time for a few more outdoor activities
Montana Council is seeking adult leadership for our 2026 National Jamboree contingent troops. The leader application can be found here. DEADLINE: Leader applications are due
Stay up-to-date on current safety standards as outlined in the Barries to Abuse and Guide to Safe Scouting, including the buddy system & accommodations.
Twenty-six members of the Apoxky-Aio Lodge of the Montana Council traveled to the University of Colorado Boulder to participate in the National Order of the Arrow Conference (NOAC) this past July.
This past summer, K-M Scout Ranch and Camp Melita Island welcomed thousands of Scouts and dedicated volunteer leaders from Montana and beyond, offering them a
New research shows that in the wake of COVID-19, post-pandemic parents are worried that their kids’ childhood is slipping away. For their part, kids are increasingly focused on things like friendship and the future, being trusted and respected, and being capable of solving problems on their own.
The 2024 Montana Outdoor High Adventure Base (MOHAB) season was defined by nature’s unpredictability and the resilience of those who explored it. From snowstorms to scorching heat, each week brought new challenges and unforgettable experiences for the Scouts who ventured into the heart of Montana’s wilderness.
Great news! Popcorn season is here! Scouts could use your help so it’s time to restock your popcorn pantry. The Montana Council popcorn sale is
Recruitment should be a regular focus for Scout units. The basics are straightforward and simple: determine who will help with recruiting and establish your timeline.
I am fortunate to be writing this from the shores of Melita Island Scout Camp. It was only two days ago I was at K-M
Your council’s Key 3 (Walt McIntosh, Council President; Jory Dellinger, Scout Executive; and Scott Hooper, Council Commissioner) recently spent a week at Philmont near Cimarron,