Cub Scout Pack 24

Big adventures at kid scale. Kindergarten through fifth grade.

Girls and boys join a small den with kids their own age, then come together as one pack for derby day, campouts, and service. Parents are part of it too. Nobody needs experience to start.

A circle of young children in navy shirts and yellow neckerchiefs holding hands in a sunlit church hall

Where the pack meets

The fellowship hall at 7720 Alaska Ave NW.

Pack nights open with a circle and close with a cheer. A parent stays for the first visit, uniforms are optional that night, and families do not have to belong to the congregation that hosts us.

How a pack year works

Small dens. One pack. Families camp together.

Dens by grade

Groups by grade stay small, so a shy kindergartner and a confident fifth grader each get a den that fits.

Pack nights

The whole pack gathers for skits, awards, guests, and the public nights a visitor can attend. Loud, in a good way.

Crossing to the troop

After fifth grade, the usual next step here is Troop 24. Families can visit both before they decide.

Pack year

Pinewood Derby, campouts, food drive, wreaths.

Cubmaster Sean Ponder. Exact dates go to registered families; the public list shows the shape of the year.