To keep this program moving forward and bringing its values-based programs to more youth requires the participation of youth and volunteers, as well as the financial support of the community.

Who pays for Scouting at Aloha Council?

• The youth by earning and saving his money for handbooks, uniforms, dues of membership and camp fees.
• The unit leaders by personal expense for transportation, uniforms, equipment, special training and time for unit activities.
• The Council through funds from Friends of Scouting and other charitable gifts to support professional leadership, the Council Service Center, camping facilities, unit leader training, the Scouting program, organizing new units and recruiting new members, and administration.

Your tax-deductible contribution or estate gift will ensure continuation of the Scouting program in your community. Below are some the ways to support this worthwhile program.

Friends of Scouting

James E. West

1910 Society

If you are currently in Scouting, think of those friends, family, co-workers, business associates and others who can get involved in Scouting. Everyone has skills and abilities that can help Scouting. Scouting will help adult leaders grow in their own leadership skills and personal abilities. If you are interested in becoming a new leader the next step is easy . . . Click on Volunteer Leaders and let us know about you.