Become a Volunteer
Parents are the lifeblood of our pack. Without them, our program would be limited and our Scouts would be missing out on the fun.
It is easy to become a trained volunteer in our pack. ALL the required training can be taken online - so you can take the training at your own pace.
There are many positions with varying responsibility and skills required. Some positions work directly with Scouts to deliver the program and others work more behind the scenes to ensure the pack is a healthy functioning organization able to deliver maximum adventure.
Are you interested in any of these volunteer roles? Please contact us, we can accommodate any level of involvement. After all, many hands make light work.
Parents Can Assist Without a Formal Title
Volunteer to help with small defined tasks
Ask your den leader if they need help
Ask the cubmaster or committee chair about the needs of the Pack
Do your best. If that includes getting trained then you need to get trained
Encourage other parents to help. Work as a team with projects that need attention
Enjoy Working with Youth?
Some of these positions may interest you
Cubmaster
Plan and help carry out the Cub Scout program including leading the monthly pack meeting
With the pack committee, develop and execute a year-round recruitment plan
Work with the pack committee on recruiting and selecting adult leaders
Guide and support the den leaders, ensure they receive position specific training
Maintain good relationships with local Scout troops to aid in Webelos to Scout transition
Maintain good relationships with parents and deliver a fun, quality year-round program
Request den chiefs form local Scout troops and recognize them at pack meetings
Conduct impressive advancement, recognition and transition ceremonies
Assistant Cubmaster
Help cubmaster as necessary and be ready to fill in for cubmaster if necessary
Supervise den chief training
Along with pack committee and cubmaster develop and year-round recruiting program
Assist at pack activities such as dinners, derbys outings and service projects
Den Leader
Work with other den and pack leaders to ensure the den is an active, successful part of the pack
Plan and conduct den meetings
Lead the den at monthly pack meetings
Ensure the transition of Cub Scouts to next rank or scout troop
Assistant Den Leader
Shares the responsibilities of the den leader.
Den Chief
An experienced Scout of first class rank or above who supports the den leader and is a role model and friend to Cub Scouts.
Enjoy Growing an Organization?
Some of these positions may interest you
Pack Committee Members
Committee Chair
Calls and presides over pack committee meetings
Maintains relationship with charter organization representative
Maintains relationship with Scout troop to enable smooth transition from Webelos to Scout
Coordinates annual charter review
Approves pack expenditures
Secretary
Keeps records for the pack
Assists den leaders with obtaining materials, literature and forms
Maintains membership, leadership, attendance and advancement records
Keeps notes of business conducted at leader meetings
Treasurer
Helps committee and cubmaster build annual budget
Maintains pack bank account and approves expenditures
Maintains pack financial records and petty cash fund
Make monthly financial condition report to pack leaders
Advancement Chair
Helps Cub Scouts move through the ranks and transition to a Scouts BSA Troop
Help plan induction and advancement recognition ceremonies
Coordinate with Webelos leader and scoutmaster for meaningful transition ceremony
Promote the wearing and proper use of uniform and insignia
Public Relations Chair
Keep pack activities visible to the public and families
Identify and promote pack service projects for the chartered organization and community
Promote family participation in pack events
Use multiple media channels to advertise recruiting and other pack events
Outdoor Activity Chair
Help cubmaster plan and arrange outdoor activities
Arrange any required permits
Arrange safe transportation when needed
Plan first aid for emergencies
Plan outings that will qualify for the National Summertime Pack Award
Membership and Registration Chair
Work with cubmaster and rest of the committee to plan a year-round membership growth strategy
Follow-up with Cub Scout dropouts to help them return to active membership
Prepare registration paperwork
With the chartered organization representative prepare annual charter application
With the cubmaster, follow-up with former pack members now in a Scout troop and recruit them as potential den chiefs
New Member Coordinator
Serve as welcoming ambassadors to the pack
Work with committee to develop and implement a membership plan
Collaborate with district membership team to build a strong membership plan
If you are interested in helping us deliver an excellent youth program and have questions, please contact us at cubmaster.pack1776.az@gmail.com