What hosting a Scouting unit means for your school — what you provide, what your local council provides, and how to begin.
Chartering a Scouting unit means your school becomes the unit's home. You are not asked to run the program or train the leaders — your local council does that. What you provide is a place to meet, a point of contact, and a welcome to the families who come.
In return, young people in your community get adventure, friendship, leadership and service — and your school becomes the place where that happens.
The whole case on two pages: what you provide, what the council provides, the five steps, and answers to the questions people ask.
Nine steps in order, from first conversation to first meeting, with a box to tick against each one.
Six points for presenting the idea to whoever decides — your board, committee or council — including what it costs.
Three lengths of ready-to-use wording. Replace the bracketed details and publish.
Build a flyer, event notice or join card with your own logo beside Scouting America's, in four languages.
Build a flyer with your organization's name and logo beside Scouting America's — in English, Español, 中文 or Deutsch.
Open the Co-Branding Studio