Ministry Mission Statement
Chapelwood is affiliated with both boys and girls scouting programs. Chapelwood charters two cub scouting programs: Packs 641 and 704, as well as Boy Scout Troop 641.
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Serving Opportunities
Adult Volunteers
Chapelwood scouting organizations need adults to mentor young men and women in numerous activities during the year. Most of these opportunities require less than ten hours per year. We are looking for adults that have a passion for their hobbies, careers, and other skills. This passion can be parlayed into teaching a merit badge class, speaking at a troop meeting, or mentoring a student in your specialty.
Scroll through the list below to see some of the opportunities- if you have a passion that is not on this list- let us know. Our scouts are always researching new careers and hobbies and you could be the one to mentor them in that pursuit. Please contact Cason Sicking for more information. csicking@chapelwood.org
Business Leaders
Merit Badges; Public Speaking, Entrepreneurship, Salesmanship, American Business
Law/Crime Prevention/Criminal Justice
Ex. Judge, Police Officer, DEA agent, Parole or Probation Officer
Merit Badges: Fingerprinting, Crime Prevention, Law, Traffic Safety, Safety, Search and Rescue
Medical/Public Health/EMS
Ex. Doctor, Nurse, EMS, Center for Disease Control
Merit Badges: Medicine, Dentistry, Fire Safety, Public Health, Safety, Disability awareness
Communications
Ex. Journalist, Writer, Editor, Film Director
Merit Badges: Cinematography, Journalism, Photography
Art
Ex. Museum Curator, Art Teacher, Painter
Merit Badges: Sculpture, Pottery, Art, Basketry, Leatherwork, Painting
Nature
Merit Badges: Bird Study, Gardening, Insect Study, reptile and Amphibian Studay
Academics
Merit Badges: Scholarship, Genealogy, Reading
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Troop 641 Website
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