Pack Facts
- Your scout is a member of a den
- The pack is made up of one or more Dens
- The pack meets once a month in the Pack Meeting
- All families are expected to participate
- Pack Meetings are the climax of the month's den meetings
- Pack Meetings are a time for scouts to be recognized for their accomplishments during the month, to perform skits and songs they have learned in den meetings and to have fun with the entire family
- The pack is led by the Cubmaster and Pack Committee, which is led by the Committee Chairperson
- The committee consists of parents who serve as committee members and assist in planning, organizing, and executing the pack program, as well as keeping records and managing pack funds.
- The committee meets monthly to plan for upcoming activities and events
- The pack is owned by a chartered organization (sponsor)
- Sponsors include schools, parent-teacher organizations religious organizations, service clubs or other organizations interested in youth
- Sponsors approve leadership, help secure a meeting place, enforce BSA and organization policies
- Sponsors select a chartered organization representative to serve as a liaison between your pack and the organization
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