Pack 136 families are invited to join us for a laid-back morning of fishing at Harlinsdale Farm. It's a great chance to slow down, enjoy the outdoors, and reconnect as a Pack in the middle of a busy summer. Whether you're an experienced angler or simply coming for the fun, this event is all about spending time together, sharing a few laughs, and getting excited for the year ahead. Bring your fishing pole, a little patience, and your Scout spirit—we hope you'll come cast a lin

Thinking about Cub Scouts? We'd love to meet you! Our annual Cub Scout Round Up is an informal evening where prospective families can learn what Scouting is all about, meet Pack 136 leaders and parents, and discover the adventures waiting for your child. Whether your family is brand new to Scouting or simply curious about what Cub Scouts has to offer, this is the perfect opportunity to ask questions, meet other families, and see why so many children love being part of Pack 13

Selling popcorn isn't just about raising money—it's about building skills that last a lifetime. Through Pack 136's annual popcorn fundraiser, Scouts learn how to set goals, speak confidently with others, handle money responsibly, and persevere through challenges. Every dollar earned supports our Pack's adventures throughout the year, and every sale helps Scouts grow into capable, confident leaders. Popcorn Kickoff Date: Tuesday, September 1 Time: 6:30–7:30 PM Location: Lipsco

There's no better way to experience Cub Scouting than getting outside together! Join Pack 136 for our annual Fall Pack Hike as we explore the trails, enjoy the crisp autumn weather, and spend an afternoon with fellow Scout families. This hike is designed for Scouts of every age and ability. We'll divide into groups by rank so younger Scouts can enjoy an age-appropriate adventure while older Scouts tackle a longer trail. Along the way, Scouts will build confidence, practice ou

There’s nothing quite like a Cub Scout campout. From roasting marshmallows around the campfire to hiking trails, playing games, and sleeping under the stars, Fall Campout is one of the highlights of our Scouting year. Whether you're pitching a tent for the first time or you're a seasoned camping family, this weekend is designed to be relaxed, welcoming, and full of opportunities to make memories together. It's a chance for Scouts to build confidence, explore the outdoors, and

Ready... Set... Blow! Our annual Raingutter Regatta is one of Pack 136's favorite traditions. Scouts design and build their own miniature sailboats before racing them down water-filled rain gutters using only the power of their breath! This fun, hands-on event encourages creativity, engineering, sportsmanship, and friendly competition. Whether your Scout builds the fastest boat on the water or the most creative design in the Pack, every participant has the opportunity to show

Each Veterans Day, Pack 136 proudly joins our American Legion partners to honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Together, we take time to express our gratitude, reflect on the meaning of service and sacrifice, and show our Scouts what it means to be part of a community that remembers. Marching in the Veterans Day Parade is a meaningful tradition for our Pack. It's an opportunity for Scouts to represent Cub Scouting with pride, thank our nation's veterans,

The Pinewood Derby is one of the most anticipated events of the Cub Scout year! Scouts design, build, and race their own custom wooden cars while learning craftsmanship, creativity, problem-solving, and sportsmanship along the way. Whether your Scout spends weeks perfecting every detail or simply wants to build a fun car with a parent, the Pinewood Derby is about much more than racing. It's a chance to cheer each other on, celebrate hard work, and enjoy an afternoon of friend

The Blue & Gold Banquet is one of Cub Scouting's most cherished traditions, and at Pack 136 it's a celebration our families look forward to every year. This special event commemorates the anniversary of Scouting in America while bringing our entire Pack together for an afternoon of fellowship, recognition, and celebration. During the banquet, we'll celebrate the accomplishments of our Scouts, recognize rank advancements, enjoy a meal together, and honor our Arrow of Light Sco

Get ready for one of the most energetic nights of the Cub Scout year! Pack Olympics is all about teamwork, friendly competition, and having fun together as a Pack. Scouts will rotate through a variety of exciting games and challenges that encourage cooperation, good sportsmanship, and plenty of laughter. Whether they're racing, throwing, balancing, or cheering on their friends, every Scout has a chance to participate and succeed. The focus isn't on winning—it's on working tog

Spring Campout is the perfect way to wrap up another incredible year of Cub Scouting. Each spring, Pack 136 heads to Boxwell Scout Reservation's CubWorld, a one-of-a-kind destination built specifically for Cub Scouts and their families. CubWorld combines everything Scouts love about camping with exciting activities designed just for their age—from castles and forts to themed adventures, outdoor games, nature exploration, and hands-on Scouting fun. Throughout the weekend, Scou

Every spring, Pack 136 heads out on one final big adventure before the school year winds down. Our Spring Outing gives Scouts and their families the chance to explore somewhere new, spend time together outdoors, and make memories they'll talk about long after the weekend is over. Each year is a little different. In past years we've explored places like the Nashville Zoo and enjoyed overnight adventures at the Ridley 4-H Center, giving Scouts opportunities to experience wildli

Pack Crossover is one of the most meaningful nights of the Cub Scout year. It's a celebration of everything our Scouts have accomplished and an exciting look ahead to the adventures waiting for them next year. During this special Pack meeting, Scouts are recognized for their hard work, earn their next rank, and take part in our traditional bridge crossing ceremony. As each den crosses the bridge together, Scouts symbolically move into the next stage of their Cub Scout journey

Our Pack is strong because of dedicated volunteers who make incredible events, activities, and learning opportunities possible. Volunteering does take time, but it’s deeply rewarding. There’s a place for everyone — whether you enjoy planning events, teaching skills, organizing details, or helping behind the scenes. Our Volunteer Coordinator will help you find the right fit. Our kids are growing up fast, and you’ll never regret the time you spend supporting them and helping ou

Why do you volunteer with Scouts? We volunteer for scouts because we value the character our children have developed by participating in the Scouting America program, beginning as Lions and continuing into Boy Scouts (for our oldest sons). Through Scouts our children have learned to be Trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent and these are lifelong skills that will help them in college and into adulthood!

Why do you volunteer with Scouts? I enjoy working with kids. Whether it’s coaching, tutoring, leading scouts, 3D printing gadgets, flying drones, etc. Being high energy myself, I enjoy their levels of energy and enthusiasm for whatever they are doing and thus feel

I am the Advancement Chair for the Pack. I have been since 2015. My son was in Pack 136 from 2001–2006. My grandsons have been in the pack since 2014.

I was inspired to volunteer when my son joined the pack in Kindergarten. I started as a Den Leader with Barb Tippins and then graduated to help with the pack. I get to spend time in the outdoors away from the hustle and bustle of daily life with my son and build memories that I hope mean as much to him as mine with my father in Scouts.

Current Volunteer Role: Pack 136 Assistant Cubmaster, Den Leader (Lions) Scouting Experience: Eagle Scout (Former Pack 136 Scout + Boy Scout Troop 86)

Current Volunteer Role: Pack 136 Committee Chair Pack Connection: Dad to Jimmy Randolph, Bear (3rd Grade) Scouting Experience: Eagle Scout