Cub Scout Pack 34

Denver, CO

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Cub Scouts is a family-based program in which our Scouts have fun, learn skills and build their character, as part of Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America).

We are a large and active pack serving families (both boys and girls) in the general East Denver area. Cub Scouts spans from Kinder thru 5th grade. Our pack welcomes all age-eligible youth -- no matter their gender, culture, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, religion, ability, family background, or family structure -- who'll "do their best" to follow the Scout Oath and Law. You can learn more about Cub Scouts through the official Aims & Methods, and Family Information Guide.

Contact us at pack34denver@gmail.com.

Meetings and Events

Pack 34 meets at the Bill Roberts Elementary School cafeteria/field at 6:15pm on Monday evenings. The pack meets as large group approximately once a month, and as smaller dens most weeks. Additionally, the pack organizes campouts, service projects, hikes, Pinewood Derby races, and other activities throughout the year.

Upcoming Pack Events

  • 2025/2026 Planning Meeting - 4/26/2025 from 3:00:00 PM to 4:30:00 PM at TBD coming soon
  • Pack 34 Crossover Pack Meeting! COPY - 5/20/2025 from 12:15:00 AM to 1:15:00 AM at Bill Roberts

    • Pack 34 is organized into dens, which are smaller groups of kids organized by grade. Youth can join Cub Scouting at any age.

    On the advancement trail, a Cub Scout progresses towards a badge of rank based on their grade, by doing a set of programmed activities, called "adventures".

    Chart of the six required adventures for each of the six ranks
    Get the high resolution PDF version.

    🦁 Lions (Kindergarteners)

    See adventures.

    🐯 Tigers (First-graders)

    See adventures.

    🐺 Wolves (Second-graders)

    See adventures.

    🐻 Bears (Third-graders)

    See adventures.

    ⚜️ Webelos (Fourth-graders)

    See adventures.

    ⚜️ Arrow of Light (Fifth-graders)

    See adventures.

    Our pack has a scholarship policy and our goal is that any family can participate regardless of their financial situation. Reach out to us to know more about this.

    Dues

    Pack dues are $130 ($117 if you already have a neckerchief) / program year (Aug - July), and national Scouting America dues are $85/year.

    Registration

    1. Register with Scouting America, and pay national dues here.
    2. Talk to our treasures (Kevin or Mike) in case you have pending credits or need a scholarship.
    3. Visit the MBPC giving site, select "Pack 34" as the Fund, and pay pack dues.
    4. Receive your yellow t-shirt, and if ordered, neckerchief, and woggle.

    Uniform

    Pack t-shirt (class B uniform), neckerchiefs, and slides are included with Pack 34 membership dues.

    Our pack suggests also obtaining a class A shirt, but other components are optional (hat, belt, pants, socks). See the Official uniform descriptions.

    Uniforms can be acquired at:

    • The pack's exchange bin (at no cost, depending on availability)
    • Ebay/Facebook Marketplace
    • scoutshop.org
    • In-person at the Scout Shop in Lakewood

    The required patches are the World Crest patch, Denver Area Council patch, "3" and "4" numerals in red and white. The Scout Shop can sew the patches for you on-site and they also sell shirts with some patches pre-sewn. Another alternative is to use Badge Magic to glue them on.

    Materials

    Den-specific handbooks are optional, and can be either:

    • Purchased from the pack, scoutshop.org, or the Scout Shop
    • Periodically borrowed from the pack (depending on availability)

    Positions

    Den Leaders

    An adult, usually a parent, serves as a Den Leader. They carry out the activities related to adventures as they are presented in the Cub Scout's handbook and the Den Leader Guide.

    Den Chiefs

    A Den Chief is a Scout, Venturer or Sea Scout assisting a Cub Scout den.

    Cubmaster

    The leader of the pack meeting is the Cubmaster. In addition to serving as the master of ceremonies the Cubmaster provides support to Den Leaders.

    Pack Committee

    Made up of parents, leaders, and other caring adults the pack committee works to support den leaders and the cubmaster.

    Pack Committee Chair

    The top volunteer in the pack is the Pack Committee Chair. They are responsible for ensuring enough qualified adult volunteers are in place to provide the program. They lead the pack committee meetings.

    Chartered Organization

    This is the organization that partners with the Boy Scouts of America to deliver a Scouting program. They adopt Scouting to serve the youth in the community.

    Chartered Organization Representative

    This person appoints the Pack Committee Chair and approves all adult leaders. They provide resources from the chartered organization.

    Have more questions? Contact us at pack34denver@gmail.com.