Scouts Canada undergoes special initiatives that look to further our Mission of helping to develop well-rounded youth, better prepared for success in the world.
Our supporters help us advance these initiatives through funding, in-kind contributions, or partnership opportunities.
Get in touch if you are interested in supporting a special initiative, or if you would like to discuss future opportunities.
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Scouting is for everyone. Regardless of gender, abilities, race, background, belief structures, or any other differences, there is a place for all in Scouting. Wherever a child’s interests may lead them, there are program elements to fit everyone. Financial circumstances should never be what impedes a family’s ability to get the most out of the Scouting program. That is why I am a supporter of the No One Left Behind program and its Mission to ensure that every child can experience the adventures offered through Scouts Canada.
Scouting is an integral aspect of life for so many of our youth. It is by both supporting the Scouting youth in the developing countries as well as enabling our youth to be an active part of this worldwide movement that Scouts Canada plays a valuable role in today's world. That is why I support Scouting -- our youth and youth worldwide are the beneficiaries.
Through the years, Scouting has enriched my life in so many ways. It’s part of who I am, what I value and how I live my life. I chose to support Scouting and feel thrilled that my contribution will support Camp programs.
I became the Contact Scouter for about 15 years. The Scouters, the parents and most importantly, the Beavers, are the reason I do what I do. Having had a challenging childhood, I am happy to support Scouting because it gave my life a purpose and it made me feel appreciated and respected as a result.
Our family supports the No One Left Behind program because we believe that every child should have the opportunity to participate in Scouting. [No One Left Behind] is especially important because many of the kids who need the Scouting experience the most can’t afford it.
Scouts Canada is engaging our members in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations. Following an international movement of Scouts working on sustainable development, we at Scouts Canada are tying the SDGs into both existing and future bilingual program materials and educational resources. In this way, we hope to encourage over 50,000 youth and 22,000 adult volunteers nationwide to take further action for a brighter future. Learn how you can help support this program over the next few years.
STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering and Math – programming allows youth to ignite their curiosity and explore a world of learning, hypothesis and discovery. Through Scouts Canada STEM resources, our volunteers engage youth members in experiential STEM activities. With your support, you can help Scouts Canada build upon its STEM program to deliver more resources, tools, programming and opportunities that will allow more youth to explore STEM as a viable career – or fun adventure!
Connect with families, volunteers and external parties by supporting Scouts Canada’s camp registration software. With over 100,000 annual registrations, you can directly connect with parents registering their youth for summer camp, or with Scout Groups that are participating in outdoor adventures. Your support will enable Scouts Canada to provide its members and guests with a positive user experience – helping more kids attend camp.
The Pathways to Your Future program aims to provide youth aged 14-26 with the skills they need for career and academic success. Whether pursuing a post-secondary education or joining the workforce, Pathways to Your Future offers participants valuable training, work experience, mentorship and career coaching.
Scouts for Leading Futures (SFLF) provides at-risk youth with the opportunity and resources to become confident and capable individuals, better prepared for career and life success. Through a tailored program, at-risk youth are provided with a supportive, experiential learning environment, where they can discover new activities, gain leadership skills and develop lasting friendships within their community.
SFLF recruits youth under the age of 30 to volunteer as facilitators to gain tangible real-life skills to further their professional development and community engagement. In addition, youth participants aged 15–26 years receive career coaching to help assess their strengths, competencies and interests to create education and career plans.
With your support, we can bring this new Scouting program to life and help support at-risk youth across Canada.
