Pack 102 is a Cub Scout pack in Kunkletown, PA, serving families in the Pleasant Valley area. We're part of Minsi Trails Council and Scouting America, chartered by the Kunkletown Volunteer Fire Company, which also hosts our meetings.
We're a science-forward pack: rockets, chemistry, microscopes and telescopes show up all year long, alongside camping, hiking, service projects and the Pinewood Derby.
Photo: pack event
Photo: pack event
Photo: pack event
Dens are small groups of scouts in the same grade. Each den has a den leader (a parent volunteer) and works on its rank adventures together. Once a month, the whole pack comes together for a family outing.
Kindergarten
1st grade
2nd grade
3rd grade
4th grade
5th grade
Pack 102 is run entirely by parent volunteers. Roles marked "Open" are looking for someone, and it could be you!
Cubmaster: Lindsey. Leads pack meetings and the overall program.
Assistant Cubmaster: Claudio. Helps the Cubmaster and fills in when needed.
Committee Chair: Drew. Runs the monthly committee meeting and keeps the pack organized behind the scenes.
Chartered Organization Representative: Ray. Our link to the Kunkletown Volunteer Fire Company.
Treasurer: Drew. Collects dues and tracks pack money.
Secretary: Claudio. Keeps notes and helps with family communication.
Advancement Coordinator: Laura. Tracks rank progress and orders awards.
Lion (K): Laura
Tiger (1st): Laura
Wolf (2nd): Lindsey
Bear (3rd): Lindsey
Webelos (4th): Claudio
Arrow of Light (5th): Claudio
Pack 102 runs on parents, and no experience is needed. Every volunteer gets free online training from Scouting America, and our leaders will help you get started.
Den leader: lead your scout's den (materials and meeting plans are provided)
Committee member: help with planning, money, supplies or events at our monthly online meeting
Event helper: pitch in for one event, like the Pinewood Derby or a science night
We work closely with Troop 102. Our Arrow of Light scouts visit the troop in their final year and cross over ready for Scouts BSA adventures.
All Pack 102 leaders complete Scouting America's Youth Protection training, and we follow its safety guidelines at every meeting and event. We only post photos with parent permission, and never with a scout's full name.