The Pioneer District serves Scouting families in Cumberland and York counties. The Pioneer District provides opportunities for Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, and Venturing Scouts in Camp Hill, Carlisle, Cumberland Valley, East Pennsboro, Mechanicsburg, Northern York County, South Middlteton, and West Shore.
Pioneer District News
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Cumberland County Friends of Scouting Breakfast
Each year the Pioneer District selects and honors an established leader in Cumberland County who conducts their professional and personal life following the Scout Oath and Law precepts. This year the Pioneer District will celebrate Scouting and Keith A. Clark, Chairman of SHUMAKER WILLIAMS, PC, in Camp Hill, PA, for his outstanding leadership and service to the community at the … Read More »
United Methodist Church Partnership
As the BSA and the United Methodist Church embark on a new relationship, we have assembled these resources to help your unit decide what the best course of action is and then how to successfully manage your future chartered partner relationship. United Methodist Partnership Recording United Methodist Partnership Webinar (slide deck) Units have 3 options to consider: New chartered partner … Read More »
2023 Internet Rechartering is LIVE
Everything your unit needs to know about completing the 2023 Internet Rechartering Process is available here! Read More »
Scout Deliver Door Hanger Blitz and Online Sales Race to the Finish
We have 2 exciting initiatives to share with units as we hit the final stretch of our Popcorn and Nuts Sale. This year’s sale has been going awesome! The popcorn and nuts sale is a great way to power your year of Scouting and to earn credit towards your unit’s Annual Unit Program Fee. Our committee has come up with … Read More »
All Hands on Deck Membership Kickoff
“Join Cub Scouts! Join Cub Scouts!” Though maybe not from our actual deck, this should be on the minds of everyone involved in Scouting. We are calling all registered Scouts, Scouters, volunteers, and family members to help spread the word about our Scouting programs and to let new families know how easy it is to find a Scouting Program and … Read More »
National Night Out 2022
What is National Night Out? From the National Night Out website, “National Night out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live.” (https://natw.org/about/). National Night out is held typically the first Tuesday in August, which will be August 2nd this year. What does National Night Out … Read More »
Get Ready to Welcome New Scouting Families into Your Unit
It may be the middle of summer, but in a few short weeks summer vacations will be drawing to a close and the new school year will be starting. More importantly, the new Scouting year will be starting! We want to make sure that your unit is prepared to have the best year of Scouting possible and that starts with … Read More »
Popcorn 101 and Office Hours
Are you new to the Popcorn and Nuts Sale? Have you been a kernel before? Do you have questions about the sale and need some answers? The New Birth of Freedom Council, Popcorn and Nuts Committee, has created some awesome resources for you! Popcorn 101 Session July 15 You are invited to attend our Virtual Popcorn 101 Session on July … Read More »
Reserve Your 2022 Show and Sell Popcorn and Nuts Dates
We are excited to announce partnerships with Karns Foods, Rutter’s, and Capitol City Mall to provide Show and Sell opportunities for our Scouts during the 2022 Popcorn and Nuts Sale. Please read the information below about sign ups and follow the instructions for signing your unit up for dates. Each partner has different requirements, so please be sure to understand … Read More »
Announcing Cub Scout Family Den Pilot Program
Updated July 8, 2022 As announced at this year’s Program Launch, the New Birth of Freedom Council has been accepted into a national pilot program for Family Dens in Cub Scout units. The goal of this program is to test solutions to some of the issues that have been common challenges to Family Packs since Family Packs were introduced. … Read More »