Pack 915 is open to all 1st through 5th grade boys regardless of school attended or preferred place of worship.  
We meet at 1509 Todds Ln, Hampton, VA 23666

How We're Organized.  Our pack has about 30 boys and are looking for more boys. Dens are a great way to make and stay in touch with friends.   Boys may join at any grade, whether or not they've been scouts before.

• 1st graders are in Tiger dens
• 2nd graders are in Wolf dens
• 3rd graders are in Bear dens
• 4th and 5th graders are in Webelos dens

Our leadership is both mothers and fathers, and even a few grandparents! Single parents are welcome.  All are volunteers.  

Our affiliations - Bethany United Methodist Church.

Religious - Scouting is spiritual but does not mandate a religion. 

We are Not Exclusive - We welcome boys and families of all backgrounds.

We are Not Day Care - You should attend the meetings and events with your son.   Cub Scouting is generally not a drop-your-son-off activity.   Our activities are parent / son oriented.   Parents provide our pack and den leadership. Everyone is expected to do their part to help run pack and den activities.  Advancement requires adults assist their boys.  Parents Help the Pack Go.

 

One of Scouting's biggest benefits is the structured exposure to skills and practical knowledge needed in family, career and community.

The youngest Scouts can earn recognition for achievement in Family, Den, or Go-See-It activities.   They participate in all scouting events with an Adult Partner (usually Mom or Dad).

As Scouts grow, they can learn essential skills and enjoyment of outdoor activities, community involvement, personal safety, sports, and the environment.   They earn emblems of recognition as they progress throughout the Cub Scout achievements and electives for their age group.   All Scouts can also earn recognition for 23 different sports accomplishments including virtually every ball sport plus skating, fishing and swimming.

Academic accomplishment is also very important with recognition of accomplishment in 17 areas including: Art - Astronomy - Chess - Computers - Geography - Heritage - Language and Cultures - Map and Compass - Mathematics - Music - Science - Weather - Wildlife Conservation

Webelos are the oldest Scouts and they can earn 20 pins signifying their proficiency in Physical, Mental, Community, Technology, and Outdoor activities.   The Webelos program also prepares boys to join Boy Scouts at the end of fifth grade.