Troop 558 is powered by dedicated volunteers, and the strength of our program comes from families who step forward to support the adventure. When parents share their time and talents, every Scout benefits — the program becomes richer, safer, and more exciting for everyone.
You don’t need special skills or years of Scouting experience. You simply need a willingness to help. Whether you can give an hour a month or take on a larger role, your involvement makes a real difference.
If there’s a particular way you’d like to contribute, please reach out to one of our adult leaders. We always have meaningful opportunities available, and we truly appreciate your generosity when a troop leader contacts you for assistance.
Here are a list of areas you can help us:
Driver: Help drive the scouts to their various activities and outings.
Activity Coordinator: Assist in planning various outings such as day hikes, camping trips and etc.
Service Project Assistant: Assist in troop service projects such as helping with volunteer sign in and sign out or being
drivers for community directory deliveries, food drive, senior citizen visits, etc.
Uniformed Adult Leader: Uniformed adult leaders guide and support youth by ensuring safety, providing skills instruction, and helping the troop run effectively while allowing Scouts to lead.
Committee Member: The troop Committee helps to plan, organize, and coordinate the overall running of the troop.
Merit Badge Counselor: If you have a hobby, profession, or special skill that lends itself to merit badge instruction, help the Scouts earn their advancement badges.