goals of cub scout service
- Mentoring: To mentor inexperienced Pack leadership, to recognize leadership opportunities available to Arrowmen working with Cub Scouts, and to serve as positive role models for Cub Scouts.
- Membership: To serve an integral role in the Council's year round membership, recruitment and retention plan.
- Outdoor Programming: To help facilitate short and long term outdoor programming and opportunities.
- Training: To assist in various Scouting traning opportunities, as may be requested, to help provide Cub Scouts with trained leadership.
benefits for cub scouts
- Provides opportunities for Cub Scouts to see Boy Scouts in action and emulate them.
- Cub Scouts can see camping skills demonstrated by an older youth, instead of solely by adults.
- An opportunity for Cub Scouts to participate in quality outdoor programs.
- Cub Scouts can see themselves as future Arrowmen and be encouraged to continue in Scouting.
- Cub Scouts can have fun with boys who are closer to their age.
- Cub Scouts can have positive role models.
- Cub Scouts develop friendships with Boy Scouts, which may make selecting a Troop easier.
Benefits for brothers
- An Arrowman can be a role model and help a Cub Scout want to be like him.
- An opportunity for an Arrowman to demonstrate and practice leadership and camping skills before an appreciative audience.
- An opportunity for OA members to promote camping.
- Arrowmen can help assure the future of Boy Scouting.
- An opportunity for OA members to provide cheerful service to Scouting.
- Lodge's can stir interest in prospective, future members.
- Lodge's can give service to their Council by sponsoring Cub activities.
how you can help
Monaken Lodge will be a part of the program for all Council Cub Scout Events. You can contact the Lodge by visiting the lodge's website and letting us know that you would like to take part in the ceremonies and events.