Scouts choose
Youth leaders help shape activities, meeting plans, and troop goals.
Troop 33 is built around youth leadership, supported by caring, trained volunteers who keep the program safe and moving forward.

How it works
Youth leaders help shape activities, meeting plans, and troop goals.
Patrols practice communication, delegation, problem-solving, and teamwork.
Volunteers provide training, safety, perspective, and steady encouragement.
Meet the team
Meet the youth and adult leaders who help Troop 33 learn, serve, and explore together.
Scouts leading Scouts

The troop’s elected youth leader, guiding meetings and helping patrols work together.

Supports the Senior Patrol Leader, helps guide troop meetings, and encourages Scouts as they plan and lead together.

Leads her patrol, helps Scouts work together, and represents the patrol as troop activities and meetings are planned.

Leads her patrol, helps Scouts work together, and represents the patrol in troop planning.
Guidance and support

Connects the troop with its chartered organization and the wider Scouting community.

Coordinates the adult committee, troop support, planning, and communication with families.

Brian supports Troop 33’s youth-led program, helping Scouts build skills, confidence, and leadership through outdoor adventure and service.
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Corinne helps support the troop’s youth-led program, outdoor activities, and Scout development.
Email Troop 33Kianna helps support the troop’s youth-led program, outdoor activities, and Scout development.
Email Troop 33Jon supports the troop committee, helping with planning, resources, and a strong Scouting program for Troop 33 families.

Manages the troop’s finances, supports responsible budgeting, and helps ensure activities and resources are ready for Scouts.