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Volunteer
Adults are encouraged to participate in Troop 12 and enhance its success! All leaders and volunteers are required to take training prior to helping out. There are many ways that you can help Troop 12. Whether you are volunteering directly with Scouts or helping out behind the scenes, you can make an impact on the lives of Scouts by volunteering your time.
Troop 12 Adult Training Guidelines BSA General Training Courses BSA Merit Badge Counselor Info
How can you help? Here are a few ideas:
Assisting directly with the Scouts on an ongoing basis
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Leader (Scoutmaster)
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Assistant leader (Assistant Scoutmaster)
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Board of review coordinator/member
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Court of honor coordinator/member
Support: Administrative Role
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Advancement committee chair/member
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Communications committee chair/committee member
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(Webmaster, PR, newsletter)
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Secretary: recordkeeping, activity permits, meeting minutes, annual recharter activities
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Treasurer/assistant treasurer
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Youth Protection training coordinator
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Life to Eagle coordinator
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Merit badge coordinator
Adult drivers are always needed. Parents must provide their driver information for Troop outings. Complete the form for drivers here.:
Helping directly with the Scouts in specific events or activities
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Event coordinator/event committee member
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Pinewood derby coordinator/committee member
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Service project coordinator/committee member
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Camping trip participant
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Banquet coordinator/committee member
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Day camp coordinator/participant
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Summer camp coordinator/participant/promotion
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Merit badge counselor
Support: Other
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Chartered organization representative
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Friends of Scouting coordinator (fund-raising)
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Unit committee chair/member
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Unit youth recruiter
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Product sales committee coordinator/member
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Promoter of district/council events to parents
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Religious award committee coordinator/member
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Trainer
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District/council committee member
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Transportation coordinator
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Historian
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Quartermaster (supplies)
GET INVOLVED - LEAVE A LEGACY
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