Organizations

As your men's fellowship strives to make a difference in your community, consider using the following programs. These are sound, proven ways to instill values of character, citizenship, and respect for others while developing a strong reverence to God, self respect and self reliance.

Read below for more information on civic/scouting organizations.

Boy Scouts of America

Chartered by Congress in 1910, the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) emphasizes strong personal values, character, self-worth and usefulness, caring relationships, a desire to learn and productive and creative use of time.

Program Levels

  • Tiger Cub – age 6
  • Cub Scouts – ages 7-10
  • Boy Scouts – ages 11-17
  • Venturing – ages 14-20 (coed)

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Girl Scouts of the USA

The Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), the largest voluntary organization for girls in the world, helps girls grow strong physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.

Program Levels

  • Daisy Girl Scouts – ages 5-6
  • Brownie Girl Scouts – ages 6-8
  • Junior Girl Scouts – ages 8-11
  • Cadette Girl Scouts – ages 11-14
  • Senior Girl Scouts – ages 14-17

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Camp Fire USA

Camp Fire USA supports children and youth on their journey to adulthood with inclusive, youth-development programs that develop personal life skills, social responsibility, healthy lifestyles and leadership.

Programs Include…

  • Child care
  • Self-reliance and service learning classes
  • Camping and environmental education
  • Absolutely Incredible Kid Day
  • Clubs and mentoring opportunities
  • Community family and co-ed clubs

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National 4-H Council

The objective of 4-H remains: the development of youth as individuals and as responsible and productive citizens. 4-H serves youth ages 9-19 through a variety of methods: Organized clubs or individual members, Special interest or short term groups, School enrichment programs, Instructional IV, and Camping and activities.

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