The Boy Scouts of America, dedicated to guiding young people toward ethical and moral decision-making, serves over 7,000 individuals in multiple counties. The organization offers various programs, including Cub Scouts for grades K-5, Scouts, BSA for ages 11-17, Venturing, Sea Scouts, and Exploring for ages 14-20. Scouting provides youth with opportunities to explore new activities, engage in service, and develop self-confidence, all while upholding ethical standards.

These skills carry forward into adulthood, enabling them to overcome challenges with courage and character. The council offers events such as cold weather training, Klondike programs, merit badge counselor training, and first aid rallies. To support their mission, the council maintains local offices and a scout shop for easy access to resources and materials.

To learn more about the various Scouting programs and upcoming events, visit the website or contact the headquarters in Buffalo, NY