Cub Scout Pack 435

Why Cub Scouts?

Cub Scouts is for both boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade. 

Top benefits of Cub Scouts: 

New Friendships Fun and Adventure Outdoor Activities

Development of Social Skills Character Development Trying Out New Things

Learning Important Skills How To Set And Achieve Goals   Family Involvement

Why Pack 435?

Pack 435 welcomes all races, religions, and nationalities.  

We meet Sundays 5:00 to 6:00pm three times a month at Beth Israel Congregation during the school year.

Annual activities:

Camping twice a year Pinewood Derby (Scouts build and race wooden cars)

Build and Launch Rockets Blue & Gold Awards Banquet Hiking

Plus non-annual activities                                                                           

Den Meetings:

Scouts work on adventure loops from any of their rank on topics such as hiking, nature, health, science, citizenship, first aid, sports, learning teamwork, and more.  

Scouts receives recognition in the form of an adventure belt loop and rank advancement at the Pack Meetings. 

We are sponsored by Har Sinai – Oheb Shalom Congregation, a Reform synagogue. Our Pack has a history of religious diversity, with Scouts from all faiths, including from across the Jewish denominations. The Pack as a whole is not strictly kosher or sabbath-observant, but we are experienced in accommodating varying levels of observance (Jewish and non-Jewish) and those who are vegetarian.

Are you Interested?

Please join us at a Meeting.  For security purposes and to make sure you can find us, please contact us beforehand:  

Cubmaster Adam Cohen:  adamsaf@yahoo.com 

Committee Chairman Bonnie Engel:  cubscouts435@gmail.com.  

We are happy to answer any questions or concerns you might have.