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We have a calendar on our Troop website. That calendar is public, and subscribes to the Troop calendar. You can see events there, but you cannot open an event without a Scoutbook log in. We encourage Packs to look at that calendar to see what events they may like to attend. Then they contact us to make arrangements. No, you cannot have anyone other than Scouters/Parents/Scouts with Scoutbook accounts, but you can send event notices to guests. (Although I have not used this feature to test capability.) We do not send out changes. We send up to three event notices, along w

I finally looked at this thread. The symptoms mentioned are visible in other organizations. Lions clubs, Red Cross, Rotary, etc. I have had conversations with friends about such organizations. Many are reporting lack of interest, lack of membership. Older members age out (die !) and for some reason, younger folk do not find the social milieu , or something, attractive to them. Oh, there are other groups forming, picking up, but the older, traditional groups seem to be faltering in some areas.

This 🙄! @BKS, encourage your troop to change its teaching model. Identify those scouts who have mastered some scout skills. Make them instructors. Then adults may sit back, enjoy some coffee, and demonstrate making gourmet meals for their fellow adults.