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Night Hike 2014
Zoo Overnighter 2015
Nature Hike 2015
Den Meeting 2014
Last meeting as Tigers 2015
Lake Erie Science Center
Learning to ice skate, with a few bumps along the way
Iceland USA 2015
Firelands Campout 2015
Raingutter Regatta 2015
For more than 80 years, Cub Scouts has provided fun for millions of children around the country and that fun awaits your son today!
From launching his own model rocket to roasting the perfect marshmallow, your son will love being a Cub Scout. And the adventures that he will embark on are endless! Camping, swimming, climbing, fishing, sports, you name it, Cub Scouts offers it.
Get more involved with your kids in a way that puts the fun first. Call us at 218-978-9873 to get your child in Scouts!
Cub Scouts is an active program for boys, Kindergarteners through fifth grade, that encourages learning, friendship, and most of all fun! Boys learn by doing, and there is no end to the fun things that Cub Scouts do with their families, Cub Scout Packs, and at special events. Camp under the stars. Tie knots. Visit a police station. Shoot a bow and arrow. There is no limit to the fun things your Scout will do.
When all the Den’s come together it forms our Pack, we are Pack 226 and Steve Garofalo is our Cub Master. We have Pack gatherings about once a month. During that time we either have some activities planned at the Strongsville United Methodist Church, go on an outing, or meet for one of our annual events like the night hike in the fall, The Raingutter Regatta at Muraski Elementary, or the Pinewood Derby race at SouthPark Mall.
To keep a organization like ours successful we rely on our Parents & Adult Partners to work together to form a leadership team. We do need parents & adult partners to help with volunteer opportunities. Most of the volunteer opportunities are small, and with enough volunteers, it makes life easier when we all help.
Please contact Steve Garofalo at pack226strongsville@gmail.com or 218-978-9873 for more information on joining Pack 226.
Visit www.cubscouts.org for general information on the new Cub Scout program.
