Building Great Scouting Experiences Together
Pack 3000 is powered by dedicated volunteers who work together to provide a safe, fun, and engaging Cub Scout program. Our leaders partner with families to create opportunities for adventure, learning, service, and personal growth while helping youth develop character, leadership skills, citizenship, and personal fitness through the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law..
All registered leaders complete required Scouting America training and Youth Protection requirements.
Pack 3000 operates through a team of trained volunteers who work together to deliver a quality Cub Scout program.
How Our Pack Is Organized
Cubmaster
Provides overall program leadership for the Pack and leads Pack meetings, activities, and events.
Committee Chair
Coordinates the Pack Committee and oversees the administrative functions that support the Pack’s success.
Chartered Organization Representative
Serves as the liaison between Pack 3000 and Birmingham United Methodist Church, our chartered organization.
Assistant Cubmasters
Support Pack meetings, special events, outdoor activities, and advancement programs.
Den Leaders
Lead age-appropriate den meetings and guide Scouts through adventures, advancement, and skill development.
Pack Committee
Supports finance, advancement, communications, membership, event planning, and program administration.
Our Commitment to Safety
The safety and well-being of our Scouts is our highest priority.
All registered leaders:
- Complete Safeguarding Youth training (SGY)
- Pass required background checks
- Follow Scouting America safety policies and procedures
- Participate in position-specific training
- Support a safe and inclusive environment for all youth
Families can feel confident knowing that Pack activities are conducted in accordance with Scouting America’s nationally recognized youth safety standards.
Volunteer Opportunities
Every family has talents and skills that can help strengthen Pack 3000.
Whether you can help once a year or throughout the program year, there is a place for you.
Ways to Volunteer
- Den Leadership
- Assistant Den Leadership
- Pinewood Derby Committee
- Camping and Outdoor Activities
- Advancement Support
- Recruiting and Membership
- Communications and Social Media
- Service Projects
- Blue & Gold Banquet Planning
- Fundraising Support
- Pack Committee Membership
Many volunteer roles require only a few hours each month and provide a meaningful way to support your Scout and the Pack.
Meet the Leadership Team
Key Leadership Positions
This could be you!
Leader Resources
Resources to help leaders deliver a successful Cub Scout program.
Quick Links
Why We Volunteer
The Cub Scout program succeeds because families work together.
By volunteering, parents help create memorable experiences, support youth development, strengthen our community, and model the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
Many of our current leaders began by helping with a single event and discovered a rewarding opportunity to make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.
