Cub Scouting began in America back in
1930 and continues today with these nine purposes/goals:
Positively influence character
development and encourage spiritual growth.
Help boys develop habits and attitudes of
good citizenship.
Encourage good sportsmanship and pride in
growing strong in mind and body.
Improve understanding within the family.
Strengthen boys' ability to get along
with other boys and respect other people.
Foster a sense of personal achievement by
helping boys develop new interests and skills.
Show how to be helpful and to do one's
best.
Provide fun and exciting new things to
do.
Prepare Cub Scouts to become Boy Scouts.
These goals are accomplished through a
program geared to a variety of group activities such as crafts, skits,
games, annual food drive, the Pinewood Derby, camping, and other fun
stuff!
Emphasis is placed on self-improvement
and "doing you best" rather than winning or losing. Our mission is to
provide the BEST scouting experience and as much fun as possible for our
scouts.
Interested? See the bottom of this page for information on how to contact us!
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