Troop Welcome Night — Tuesday, November 17, 7:00 – 8:30 PM. BB gun range, fire craft, cake and a look around. The easiest way to see the troop.
Three easy steps
Visit a meeting
Drop in any Tuesday, 7:00–8:30 PM at Legacy Bible Church. Meet the scouts and leaders — no commitment, no RSVP needed.
Try an outing
Come along to a campout or a day activity as a guest and see Scouting in action. The troop owns the tents, stoves and group gear, so there is nothing to buy first.
Register
Complete the BSA youth application online or at a meeting. Our committee will walk you through dues, gear, and next steps.
Not sure how any of this works yet? Start with our guide to scouting in Fishers — ages, costs, and how to choose a troop.
Common questions
What ages can join?
Boys ages 11–17, or 10 if they have completed the Arrow of Light or fifth grade. It is never too late to start — Scouts who join later still get a great deal out of the program.
How much does it cost?
Annual dues cover registration, awards, and troop gear, and campouts are billed per trip. No Scout is ever turned away for financial reasons, and we run fundraisers through the year to offset costs — ask the Treasurer.
Do we need camping experience or gear?
None at all. The troop owns tents, stoves, and group gear, and experienced scouts teach new members everything from knots to cooking.
How involved do parents need to be?
There is no required commitment. We encourage new families to take the first three to six months simply to settle in; after that, parents are very welcome on campouts and in committee roles.