Centennial Feature

350,000 silver dollar coins will be minted in recognition of BSA’s 100th Anniversary in 2010. For each coin sold, there is a $10 surcharge – representing a $3,500,000 donation – that will be made available to local councils in the form of grants for the extension of Scouting in hard to serve areas.

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Looking Back. Leading into the Future.

In February 2010, the Boy Scouts of America will celebrate 100 years as an organization. Founded as an outlet to prepare every eligible youth in America to become a participating citizen and leader, BSA has more than fulfilled its mission. Today, as we celebrate our first 100 years, we not only reflect on our rich history, but lay the foundation for a strong future, as well.

Get Involved

The BSA's 100th Anniversary is too big to celebrate on just one day. Starting in 2009, our national programs will …

BSA Alumni Connection — Reconnect! Learn about new opportunities for Scouting alumni to stay involved with the BSA.

National Hall of Leadership — Nominate a leader that inspired you for this once-in-a-century honor.

Generations Connection — What’s your Scouting family tree? Learn how to plant your legacy through our partnership with Arbor Day Foundation.

A Year of Celebration, A Century of Making a Difference — Scouts, adult leaders, and BSA alumni can earn commemorative patches by demonstrating their dedication to core Scouting values.

Celebration Headlines

March 21
Scout's honor: Local student wins Boy Scouts' logo contest. Fresno Bee
March 18
Valley Eagle Scout Gets Very Special Honor. CBS 47
February 25
Boy Scouts Plan 100th Anniversary. USA Today
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