Awards are an essential part of the scouting experience, recognizing scouts' achievements and encouraging further development in various areas. In Troop 23, we categorize awards into several types to highlight the diverse opportunities for scouts to earn recognition.
These awards recognize scouts for participating in unique programs and achieving specific goals.
These awards certify that scouts have demonstrated knowledge and skills in specific areas of scouting.
Scouts and Adults can earn awards through participation in various events. Here are a few examples:
Awards are an integral part of the advancement process in scouting, offering invaluable opportunities for growth and exploration. However, they are just one aspect of the broader journey in scouting.
The examples provided here are just a glimpse into the wide array of awards scouts can earn. Some awards, like the Firem’n Chit and Totin’ Chip, can be earned relatively quickly, while others, like the National Medal for Outdoor Achievement, require years of dedication and hard work. To see more examples of events where scouts can earn awards, please visit our Events page. To learn more about all the advancement opportunities available in Troop 23, please visit our Advancements page.
For more detailed information on the national awards available and how to earn them, please visit the official BSA Awards page.
Awards are an integral part of the advancement process in scouting, offering invaluable opportunities for growth and exploration. However, they are just one aspect of the broader journey in scouting. To learn more about all the advancement opportunities available in Troop 23, please visit our Advancements page.