1. Step 1

   Look for a local Boy Scouts of America program in your community. Many local groups host their own Web sites that include contact telephone numbers and email addresses, as well as information on their particular volunteer programs.

2. Step 2

   Talk to the volunteer liaison or chapter leader. Ask about their current need for volunteers.

3. Step 3

   Attend a Boy Scouts of America event to see if it is a good match for you. The chapter leader can advise you about attending the next meeting.

4. Step 4

   Go to an orientation session. Most major organizations schedule these for new volunteers. You will meet some of the leaders of the local council, hear about the history and goals of the Boy Scouts of America and hear more about their current volunteer programs. It's also a great way to meet other people interested in volunteering.

5. Step 5

   Fill out any paperwork. If you have not yet received an assignment, call the volunteer coordinator.

Cub Scout Promise: We, Pack 62, promise to do our best. To do our duty to God and our country, To help other people, and To obey the Law of the Pack.