The South Fulton District serves Scouts, Leaders and Parents in South Fulton County, Georgia. Scouts are: (1) Cub Scouts, who are boys in 1st through 5th Grade, 
grouped in "Dens", with "Dens" grouped in "Packs" -- see this Google Map for the location of our Packs and contact information on each, (2) Boy Scouts, who are boys from 6th Grade and up (and Webelos Cub Scouts who "cross over" in their 5th Grade year), members of "Troops" (and "Patrols" in a Troop), and (3) young men and women who are 14 (and have completed the eighth grade) through 20 years of age, called Venturers. South Fulton District is in the Atlanta Area Council, which has a Scout Volunteer Service Center and Shops to serve Parents and Leaders. For more information, or "Login" information to access the pages of this Website set aside for Scout Leaders, Volunteers and Parents, please contact our District Executive, Jessica Mynatt, our District Chair, Deputy Fire Chief Jack Butler, or our Membership Chair, Bernard Bagley.
Attached below you will find a list of units (Cub Scout Packs, Boy Scout Troops and Venturing Crews) and contact information for leaders of those units and the "commissioners" who serve them, along with applications for joining Scouting as a Youth or Adult Leader. The South Fulton District supports each of those Units, with Events, such as:
- Adult Leader Training (contact our Training Chair, Boy Scout Troop Leader Trainer or Cub Scout Leader Trainer)
- leader support at monthly "Roundtable" meetings (for more, contact our Roundtable Commissioner)
- an annual Cub Scout "Twilight Camp" (for more, contact our Twilight Camp Director)
- an annual Cub Scout "Pinewood Derby" (for more, contact our Pinewood Derby Commissioner)
- an annual Leader Recognition Banquet (for more, contact our Banquet Chair)
- other resources, like this Website as described on this Website Guide (for more, including how to Login, contact our Webmaster)
Each Unit has their own Activities, and in our "What Units are Doing" page we're showing what is reported by the Units for upcoming months (to Login, contact our Webmaster). We invite your interest as we engage in support of great activities to turn our young boys into fine young men! More about the Boy Scouts of America can be found at the "Be A Scout" website. If you are considering starting (or re-starting) a unit, consider the New Unit Organization steps and this piece about selecting leadership, both to help you and your Chartered Organization succeed. Trying to recruit? See these resources. Applications for youth and adults are below (and if you do not have a current BSA registration number with current -- within two years -- "Youth Protection Training", your Adult Application needs to be coupled with evidence of completion of "Youth Protection Training" by taking the course at www.MyScouting.org and printing the completion certificate), and adults may also apply to be a Merit Badge Counselor Application (with an Adult Application). New members may want to complete the Health & Medical Record (parts A & C for any outdoor event, Part B needed for Summer Camp and other events longer than 72 hours; see these FAQs about this form. And see this link for the closest Scout Shop.
If your Scouts need more support than your Chartering Organization or Parents and Guardians can provide, please see our Scoutreach Page or contact our District Executive about your needs. Also see "More Help for Units", which describes what unit commissioners can do to help, and offers a home for the "Helping our Scout Buddy" uniform, equipment and resource donation project.