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A heartfelt celebration recognizing outstanding volunteer leaders across Arizona for their dedication, training, faith, and service to youth in Scouting during the 2024–2025 program year At the heart of every successful Scout unit is a dedicated leader—someone who shows up, steps up, and leads by example. At the 2025 Baden Powell Fellowship on Saturday, May […]

At just 13 years old, Sophia T. becomes Yuma County’s first female Eagle Scout, completing a 185-blanket service project and continuing a family legacy of leadership. Sophia T. has not only earned the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout—she has made history as the first female in Yuma County to achieve the highest rank a youth

Recognizing dedicated supporters who have contributed $1,000 or more to the Grand Canyon Council endowment, helping secure the future of Scouting in our communities We recognize volunteers who have shown their commitment to the future of Scouting by contributing to our endowment fund. While often less visible, the endowment plays a vital role in our

Four members of Troop 8054 in Yuma County earn Eagle Scout honors, completing impactful service projects that benefit local nonprofits and strengthen their community. Daniel K. of Yuma County has officially earned the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout after successfully passing his Eagle Board of Review. Daniel is a member of Scouting Arizona’s Troop 8054,

Wood Badge is “the premier adult leadership training program of Scouting America.” It is an intensive training that covers leadership, communication, mentoring, teamwork, duty to God and country, and personal growth. All of this is taught in a Scouting atmosphere, filled with fun, camaraderie, and practical applications. Participants are challenged throughout the course, and they emerge ready

Meet the Outstanding Leaders Shaping the Future of Scouting—One Unit at a Time The Unit Leader Award of Merit honors quality leadership at the unit level that enhances Scout retention and program growth. This includes Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, Crew Advisors, or Skippers with at least 18 months of continuous service with their unit. Nominated by the

Three Scouts from the Central/Metro Community earned the prestigious Eagle Scout rank, contributing nearly 300 hours of service through impactful projects Congratulations to our three new Eagle Scouts in the Central/Metro Community for achieving this significant milestone in March. These exceptional Scouts have a bright future ahead, and we extend our gratitude for their patriotism

Three Scouts from Queen Creek Troops 3738 and 738 earn Eagle Scout rank, celebrating their achievements, leadership, and community service with memorable projects and experiences. At a Court of Honor on Saturday, March 29th, 2025, in Queen Creek, Arizona, three new Eagle Scouts were recognized for their amazing achievement. In attendance there were over 150

Two dedicated unit coaches whose decades of service, mentorship, and leadership continue to shape strong Scouting programs and inspire youth across Arizona The Distinguished Commissioner Award is the highest award for a community commissioner or unit coach for outstanding service that significantly benefits youth, units and the council. Having earned the Commissioner Key, the role

Recognizing Scouters who go above and beyond in service, leadership, and dedication across our council. Award of Merit—Whether it’s leading or supporting a camporee, participating on Eagle Boards on the Advancement Committee, coordinating, directing and leading a Wood badge, a BALOO or an IOLS or EDGE training course, chairing an annual event like Holiday at