In five pages this paper examines how the Boy Scouts of America transform young boys into men. Three sources are cited in the bibliography.
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chance to make things, do things and experience things that help shape their character and in many cases to turn their lives around so that they make something meaningful out
of themselves. This paper tells how the Boy Scouts of America helps the youth of America become even better leaders of tomorrow and urges more young people to become
Boy Scouts. THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA The Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1911 and since that time has seen over 100 million boys go through its
organization. That the BSA has a huge impact on the youth of America is an understatement. Only a few of those will retain the highest rank, that of
Eagle Scout, but everyone comes away with scouting having gained something to help them within their lives. The experiences that boys gain from this organization will help them throughout their
lives and shape their characters for the years to come. That in turn will help to shape what America becomes as these young men become future leaders and good citizens
of the country. The Boy Scouts gives the boys some structure to their lives as well as teaching them valuable experiences that are learned in a fun and
exciting manner. Working to complete various projects so that they can receive titles and work up through the ranks, these boys learn what it is like to work towards
a goal and to do something about it to attain that goal (San Diego Business Journal B13). In todays world when there are so many activities for a boy to
get into that arent too healthy for him, things such as sitting in front of a television set or playing computer games all afternoon, Boy Scouts of America offers a