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CUB SCOUTING | SCOUTING AMERICA, GREEN MOUNTAIN COUNCIL

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Resource Name:CUB SCOUTING | SCOUTING AMERICA, GREEN MOUNTAIN COUNCIL

address

838 US Route 2, Moretown, VT 05660

Eligibility

Lions: Boys and girls in kindergarten or age 5; Tigers: First-graders or children who are 6 years old; Wolf Cub Scouts: second-graders or children who are 7 years old; Bear Cub Scouts: third-graders or children who are 8 years old; Webelos Cub Scouts: fourth and fifth graders or children 9-10 years old

Hours

Administrative Hours: Monday-Friday: 9:00am-5:00pm Website: 24Hours/7Days
8022445189

Voice

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Information & Services

8022445259

Fax

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FAX

Interpretation services

Spanish available on website

Application process

  • By Email
  • By Telephone
  • Information On Website

Service area

Vermont state
Offers a home-based and neighborhood-centered youth development program designed to support family life, develop physical and mental skills, and encourage cooperation. Boys and girls become members of a den, which is usually led by a parent. Dens meet on a regular basis and earn awards through their achievements and activities, including sports, games, outdoor adventure, and life skills.

Last Verified

07/07/2025

Providing organization

SCOUTING AMERICA, GREEN MOUNTAIN COUNCIL
Green Mountain Council / Boy Scouts of America is a non-profit youth development organization for boys and girls ages 5-20 years. Cub Scouts is a family program designed for boys and girls 5-10 years of age. Scouts BSA is for boy troops and girl troops made up of youth 11-17 years of ages. Venturing and Exploring are offered as co-ed programs for youth ages 14-20 years in Vermont. Scouting programs provide opportunities to develop individual and group initiative and responsibility; to develop moral and ethical values of character; and to promote citizenship and personal fitness habits in a wide range of organized recreational, educational, and civic activities.
CUB SCOUTING | SCOUTING AMERICA, GREEN MOUNTAIN COUNCIL