Who We Are
Boy Scout Troop 37 has been serving Lawrenceburg and Anderson County , Kentucky since 1926. Chartered under Lawrenceburg's First Christian Church,
over 1,000 boys have enjoyed the scouting tradition and learned valuable life lessons through programs conducted by Troop 37.
We think you'll see that we've taken to heart the old saying that "Scouting is outing!"
Troop 37 is part of the Elkhorn District of the Bluegrass Council, Boy Scouts of America. The Elkhorn district serves Anderson,
Northern Fayette County, Harrison, Scott, Franklin, and Woodford Counties
counties in Central
Kentucky . If you live in any of these areas and you're looking for a Boy Scout Troop, send us a note and we'll put you in contact with the right folks.
Welcome To Scouting
Everyone has heard of the Boy Scouts of America, but not many people know exactly what we do.
Some people think the only things we do are good deeds, work on merit badges, and go camping. These things are important parts of Scouting, but it is certainly not all of it.
It is only a fraction of the Scouting experience, but the question still stands. What do Scouts do? Just keep reading!
Troop 37 currently has 32 boys ranging in age from 10½ to 17 years. We're organized into four patrols providing plenty of leadership opportunities.
We exercise that leadership every time we go camping, backpacking, caving, canoeing, and climbing. And we take a trip or do an activity at least every month.
Some of these events are captured on film and you're welcome to browse around to see some of what we do in the troop.
Scouting also provides a chance for you to earn badges and to work on rank advancement.
Each rank has a list of requirements that must be completed before a Scout can advance. The first rank you can earn is the Scout rank.
From there you can work your way up to Eagle Scout, the highest rank.
Scouting also gives you the chance to become a leader and to work with many different people to achieve a common goal.