Welcome to BSA Troop 20 Johnston Rhode Island
BSA Troop 20 Johnston Rhode Island is a community run organization that is dedicated to elevating the lives of youth using leadership, community service, adventure and fun. Our troop has been serving the community since 1981 and has provided countless opportunities for the youth of our community to learn new skills, make new friends, and grow as individuals. Our troop is open to all youth ages 11 - 17 who are interested in learning more about the outdoors, leadership, and community service.
TROOP 20 SCOUTING
80
Eagle Scouts
10,000
Hours of Community Service
1000
Outdoor Adventures
43
Years of Service
Adventure
Scouting is synonymous with adventure. Whether it's setting up camp in the wilderness, navigating through challenging terrain, or embarking on a high-adrenaline activity like rock climbing or whitewater rafting, Troop 20 scouts are constantly pushed out of their comfort zones and into the heart of thrilling experiences. These adventures not only create lasting memories but also instill a deep appreciation for nature and the outdoors.
Community Service
At the heart of scouting is a commitment to serving others and making a positive impact on the community. Troop 20 Scouts participate in various service projects, from cleaning up local parks to assisting with food drives or helping the needy. Engaging in community service not only fosters a sense of compassion and empathy but also teaches scouts the importance of contributing to the well-being of others and making a difference in the world around them.
Friendship
Troop 20 is as much about the people as it is about the activities. Through shared adventures, teamwork, and the bonds formed around campfires, scouts develop strong friendships that often last a lifetime. Whether it's conquering a challenging hike together or supporting each other through the trials of earning merit badges, the camaraderie within the scouting community is a source of comfort, encouragement, and joy.
Skills Development
Scouting is a treasure trove of practical knowledge. Scouts learn essential skills like first aid, fire building, cooking, and navigation, equipping them with the tools they need to thrive in the wilderness and in everyday life. From mastering the art of tying intricate knots to honing their ability to read maps and use a compass, scouts become adept problem solvers and resourceful individuals.