Volunteer
Volunteers are the primary driving force of the Boy Scouts of America. Of course the best way to volunteer is directly with a unit. This page provides some resources for both unit level volunteers as well as some information on how to volunteer on the council level.
Start Here
To get started with a general overview of different ways you can volunteer, check out the volunteer page on the National BSA website.
There are many different levels that adults can volunteer for a Cub Scout Pack. Use the links below to learn more about the different positions and responsibilities for a Pack volunteer.
Use the links below to learn more about volunteering for a Scouts BSA Troop. You can also talk with the other adult leaders of a Troop to find out how you can help.
Council Level Volunteers
Council and District
Commissioners
Commissioners are district and council leaders who help Scout units succeed. They coach and consult with adult leaders of Cub Scout packs, Scouts BSA troops, Venturing crews, and Sea Scout Ships. Commissioners help maintain the standards of the Boy Scouts of America. They also oversee the unit charter renewal plan so that each unit re-registers on time with an optimum number of youth and adult members.
Falley Scout Reservation
Maintenance Team
If you love FSR and want to help keep it and its facilities in shape, you can help with the many projects throughout the year at our Council's Camp. Camp Work Days are schedule on the Council Calendar and you can learn more by contacting our Ranger.
Council Committees
Outdoor Programs Committee
The Outdoor Programs Committee oversees the planning of various activities throughout the year. They help to develop the long term plans for the Camp Jayhawk and Camp Delaware programs.
Shooting Sports Committee
The Shooting Sports Committee helps to plan any of the target and range sports offered by BSA programs. They help to make sure all the proper safety measures are enforced and that qualified instructors are available for the programs. If you are looking to help out with archery, rifle, or shotgun programs, contact the Shooting Sports Committee to learn how to get trained.
Training Committee
Developing good leaders through training is an important part of helping to achieve the mission of the BSA. The Council Training Committee helps to coordinate and lead various trainings like NYLT, Wood Badge, BALOO, Trainer's EDGE, and more. They can also help Troop or Crews lead the Introduction to Leadership Skills For Troops or Crews to help advance the youth leadership of the unit.
