Cub Scouts is a family and home-centered program that will help your son grow up to be self-reliant and dependable – a person of worth. Parents, leaders and organizations work together to achieve the 10 purposes in Cub Scouting:

Each scout is part of a Den that meets 2 – 3 times a month. The den meetings are a time for learning new things, going on field trips and having fun. Each den is led by a volunteer adult leader and an adult assistant.

Your scout is also part of Pack 3177 that meets once a month. Our Pack is made up of several Dens. The monthly meetings usually have a theme (Christmas Party, Cake Baking Contest, Pinewood Derby, Blue & Gold and Arrow of Light to name a few) and a time to acknowledge their achievements during the month. The scouts may also perform skits and sing songs during the pack meeting.

The pack meetings are run by the Cubmaster and the pack committee. These people are volunteers, typically with son(s) who are part of the pack. The pack is sponsored by Holy Family Parish. They make sure that the pack operates within the guidelines and policies of their church and the Boy Scouts of America.