Support from families is what keeps Pack 110 running smoothly. Whether you have a little time or a lot, there is a way to help.
For parents ready to take on an ongoing leadership role
These positions work directly with scouts or have access to youth information and therefore require official registration with Scouting America.
Common roles include:
Committee Members and Committee Chair
Cubmaster and Assistant Cubmaster
Den Leaders and Assistant Den Leaders
What to expect
Annual registration and background check
Youth Protection Training
Position-specific training and support
Ongoing role throughout the program year
For parents who want to help without a long-term commitment
Many important pack functions do not require registration and can be done on a one-time or occasional basis. These roles make a significant impact and are often the easiest way to get involved.
Examples include:
Event coordination support (Pinewood Derby, Blue and Gold, etc.)
Activity or craft preparation
Day-of event help and logistics
Volunteer coordination
Communications or simple admin support
Fundraising support
Photography or media help
Setup and teardown crews
What to expect
No registration required in most cases
Flexible, task-based commitments
Clear start and finish to the work
Great entry point for new families