Become a Volunteer

Benefits of Volunteering

One of the greatest lessons Cub Scouts teaches is that a Scout is Helpful.

Becoming an adult volunteer is a great way to model that principle to your Scout. Whether helping at a single event or serving in a leadership role, volunteering is a chance to support your child, strengthen the Pack 31 community, and help create memorable adventures for our Scouts.

Leadership Structure

Pack 31 Leadership consists of 2 equally important teams, the Den Leadership & the Pack Comittee.

Den Leadership

Under the direction of the Cub Master, Den Leaders work directly with the Scouts during meetings, activities, and adventures throughout the year. They help guide Scouts through adventure requirements, lead hands-on activities, encourage teamwork, and create a fun and supportive environment where every child can learn and grow.

Cub Master
- Den Leaders
- Assistant Den Leaders

Pack Committee

The Pack Committee works behind the scenes to help keep the pack organized and running smoothly. Committee members help coordinate events, manage finances, support recruitment, oversee advancement records, and handle the many administrative details that make the Pack 31 Scouting program possible.

Committee Chair
- Financial Team
- Membership Team
- Marketing Team
- Activities Team

Learn more about how Cub Scout leadership is organized on the Scouting America website, and in the Cub Scout Leader and Pack Committe welcome guides.

33221(24) Cub Scout Leader Book.pdf

510-240-NewPackCommMem_WEB.pdf

Next Steps

Many hands make light work! But is it really work if you are helping make core memories for your Scout?

Pack 31 has become as amazing as it is over the years because of incredible adult volunteers like you!

Please take some time to check out current Open Positions and fill out the Family Survey.

Then we can work together to find a role that best allows your skills, expertise, and realistic availability to help keep Pack 31 running!