The top volunteer in the pack is the Pack Committee Chair.  They are responsible for ensuring enough qualified adult volunteers are in place to run a fun, safe, and enriching program.  They lead the adult leaders and run a monthly Committee meeting.

The Assistant Committee Chair supports the Committee Chair in leading the Committee and planning to ensure that the Pack has the resources it needs to thrive.

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. They lead the scouts in the unit, and are responsible for delivering the Scouting program.

The Assistant Cubmaster is second in command at the Pack Meetings, and assists the Cubmaster with running the Pack-wide meetings and events, or takes over when the Cubmaster is not available. He/she also provides support to the Den Leaders.

The Pack Committee runs the business side of the Pack behind the scenes. This group is led by the Committee Chair and includes the Cubmaster and Den Leaders, as well as the Treasurer, Outdoor Activities Chair, Recharter Chair, Advancement Chair, Webmaster, NOVA (STEM) Counselor, and more. The Committee meets once a month to plan and prepare for upcoming meetings, events, and advancements. If you are interested in volunteering to help out the Pack, the Committee could always use and appreciate your service for as much or as little time as you can spare!

A full list of the volunteer positions can be found in this document.

The Chartered Organization Representative (COR) is typically a member of the Chartered Organization (CO) for the unit, Centerville Presbyterian Church in our case. They represent the CO in approving new adult leader applications, and are the sole individual who can approve a new Committee Chair. The COR can also appoint a COR Delegate who is an active leader with the unit to help inform these decisions and maintain a collaborative relationship between the unit and the CO.

COR Delegate: Tim Wong

Kindergarteners work toward the Lion rank. The Lion rank is earned by completing five adventures.

Assistant Den Leader: Justin Boeckman

Lion Den Advisor: TBD

First graders work toward the Tiger rank. The Tiger rank is earned by completing seven adventures.

Assistant Den Leader: TBD

Second graders work toward the Wolf rank. The Wolf rank is earned by completing seven adventures.

Assistant Den Leader: TBD

Third graders work toward the Bear rank. The Bear rank is earned by completing seven adventures.

Assistant Den Leader: TBD

Third graders work toward the Bear rank. The Bear rank is earned by completing seven adventures.

Assistant Den Leader: TBD

Fourth graders work toward the Webelos rank. The Webelos rank is earned by completing six adventures.  Scouts who are in Cub Scouts in fourth grade must complete the Webelos rank before working towards their Arrow of Light. 

Assistant Den Leader: Jeff Beck

Fourth graders work toward the Webelos rank. The Webelos rank is earned by completing six adventures.  Scouts who are in Cub Scouts in fourth grade must complete the Webelos rank before working towards their Arrow of Light.  

Assistant Den Leader: Ashivni Shekhawat

Fifth graders work toward the Arrow of Light rank.  If a fourth-grade Cub Scout has completed the Webelos rank, they may begin to work on the Arrow of Light. The Arrow of Light rank is earned by completing five adventures.

Assistant Den Leader: TBD

Fifth graders work toward the Arrow of Light rank.  If a fourth-grade Cub Scout has completed the Webelos rank, they may begin to work on the Arrow of Light. The Arrow of Light rank is earned by completing five adventures.

Assistant Den Leader: Khushboo Murarka

Cub Scouts of all ages can earn optional Trail Trekker badges by attending these guided hikes, typically the first Saturday of each month. This a progressive series of hikes all around the Bay Area, suitable for all ages. These are designed to be an easy introduction to the great outdoors, where scouts will learn about the Six Essentials, Outdoor Code, and Leave No Trace Principles.

The Outdoor Activities Chair (Tim Wong) oversees and provides input for age-appropriate hiking routes.