As a six-year veteran of the NFL, David Montgomery has recorded a lot of commercials, voice-overs and other promotional materials. This one, however, hit different. Learn how Scouting has made a lasting impact on the life of our official Scouting America ambassador.

Before serving as the 39th president of the United States, before serving as the 76th governor of Georgia, Jimmy Carter served in a smaller but just as vital role: his children’s Scout leader. Carter, who died Sunday at the age of 100, served in a variety of adult leader roles beginning in 1951 for what was then known as the Chehaw Council.

Scouting America, the nation’s foremost youth program of character development and values-based leadership training, has been awarded a grant of $30 million from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help build the character of the nation’s young people.

When Hurricane Helene struck, Pack 214 proved that young people can make a big difference. These Scouts mobilized to help their community, demonstrating the power of youth.

Scouting shapes leaders who inspire their communities. We proudly welcome NFL running back David Montgomery as a Scouting America Ambassador. His journey embodies the spirit of Scouting, inspiring us all to give back to our communities.

Eagle Scout Ari Gross has made a significant impact on his community. With the help of generous donors and volunteers, Ari transformed a church bus into a mobile food truck for Recycled Love in Charleston, South Carolina. This innovative project will provide thousands of meals to those facing food insecurity.

Dr. Crow’s speech highlights the importance of the programs that donor support makes possible, fostering skills that empower young people to contribute positively to their communities. As the sixteenth president of Arizona State University, Dr. Crow takes a moment to showcase the impact of community involvement in helping Scouts address real-world challenges.

Scouting America’s Safeguarding Youth Symposium, held last week in the offices of the Las Vegas Area Council, was a gathering of some of the world’s foremost experts in the prevention of child abuse and exploitation.

Check out this great reminder from Eagle Scout Mark Logemann. His “Scouting Gratitude Tour” brings heartfelt thanks to those who shaped his journey. Discover the impact of gratitude in Scouting.

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Support Scouting with appreciated assets instead of cash to avoid capital gains tax and gain income tax deductions. Learn how from Eagle Scout, former Scoutmaster, and Financial Advisor Courtenay Miller.

Be prepared for giving! Discover how to ensure your assets benefit both your loved ones and Scouting, even with potential tax changes on the horizon.