Report to the Nation

Jillian Infusino, National Venturing Vice President, was part of a Scouting delegation that presented the 2014 Report to the Nation to President Obama.

Keep in the loop with Report to the Nation by following @OANationalChief. You’ll get a first-person account from Alex Call, Eagle Scout and Arrowman.

The Boy Scouts of America’s 2014 Report to the Nation delegates is made up of an impressive group of young men and women from across the country.

A president’s busy schedule means he can’t always receive the Boy Scouts of America’s annual Report to the Nation himself. But over the years, the BSA’s scheduled Washington visit and the commander in chief’s travel

You’ve met the delegates, and you’ve read the Report to the Nation for yourself. Now see which of the top power players in Washington got a copy of the report hand-delivered to them this week.

The Boy Scouts of America is a 3.6-million-strong, outdoor-ready, community-serving, patriotism-preserving, values-validating force for good. And we’re just getting started. But wait. I’m preaching to the choir here. The real people who need to know about

An Eagle Scout from Maryland, the young woman serving as National Venturing President and a Cub Scout from Sandy Hook, Conn., are among the nine young people selected to represent the Boy Scouts of America

Finally, something everyone in our nation’s capital can agree on: The Boy Scouts of America prepare youth for life. That’s why the BSA sends a delegation of Scouts from different backgrounds, ethnicities, and Scouting programs