Get noticed for
what you give

Teach a skill, bring a friend, lead your patrol. Scouts earn badges and roles for helping others.

TeachBring friendsLeadCreate

Watch one idea travel

Ava filmed her bowline trick for her patrol. She figured six people would watch. It helped scouts in seven troops learn it, and one of them wrote back to say thanks.

That’s what we want every scout to feel: you made something, and it mattered to people you’ll never meet.

  1. Her patrolFoxes, 6 scouts
  2. Her troopTroop 123
  3. Her district3 troops nearby
  4. The networkScouts in 7 troops
Ava, Troop 123Bowline in 60 seconds

Four ways to get noticed

Bring a friend, teach a skill, finish a quest with your patrol. Each badge matches a real Scouting patch where there is one.

Scouting grows one friend at a time

  1. Send your link

    Drop it in the group chat, or show the QR code.

  2. They come to a meeting

    Your friend sees what your troop gets up to.

  3. A parent says yes

    Nobody joins without a parent’s OK.

  4. You show them the ropes

    You’re their buddy for the first month. You earn the Recruiter badge, and your leader hands you the strip.

Your invite link

An example link. Yours shows in the app.

Proof that it mattered

Not view counts. Notes about real people, like these.

  • Your bowline video helped scouts in 7 troops learn it.
  • Three troops saved your patrol's cook-off recipe.
  • Jordan joined because of you. You're their buddy this month.

What your patrol can unlock

A place at a big event

Finish a patrol quest and your patrol gets a place at a camporee or service day with other troops.

A Q&A with Eagle Scouts

Ask the people who made it how they planned their project, picked their badges and kept going.

Your recap on the big feed

The best outing videos get featured across the network, so scouts everywhere see what you did.

  • Awards for helping, never for views or likes
  • Patrols win together. Nobody gets ranked
  • No points, prizes, leaderboards or streaks
  • An adult checks anything before it leaves your unit
  • Leaders hand over the real patch in person
  • Parents see every badge and role

Bring recognition to your unit

Start with the Recruiter badge: every scout who brings a friend earns it.