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About Us

Our friends at the Mendon Fire Department furnish us with a place to meet and location to store Pack equipment.

  • Chartered in 1973 - Pack 105 is a member of the Towpath District, Seneca Waterways Council, and Scouting America (fka BSA, fka Boy Scouts of America)
  • Sponsoring Organization: Mendon Fire Department.
  • Pack Meetings: held once a month during the school year (Mendon Fire Department, Camping, etc.)
  • Den Meetings: held once or twice a month during the school year
  • Cub Scout Pack 105 serves multiple school districts including (but not limited to): Honeoye Falls - Lima (HFL),  Pittsford Mendon, and East Rochester.

Communications

Pack 105 uses E-Blasts - newsletters, Email messages, and this website to provide and distribute important information.

Meetings

Pack Meeting are generally held once per month.  These include pack-wide gatherings at the Fire Deparrment, Campouts (usually at Camp Cutler), or other outdoor activities. Den Meetings are typically held once or twice a month—depending on the age group. Please see the to the Calendar for additional information.

Uniforms

All Scouts are expected to wear the Uniform at Den and Pack Meetings during the school year. Activity uniforms are permitted at the summer meetings. If you are new to the Scouting program, please come as you are (no uniform required) and see if our Pack is right for you!

Cub Scout Handbooks

Each Scout must have a Cub Scout Handbook appropriate to their level. It should have the Scout's name clearly marked on the outside edge of the book pages or on the cover. All Advancements are in the book as well as other helpful information about the Scout program.

Advancements

Cub Scout advancement requirements are signed off by you the parent and the registered adult leaders. Pack 105 will assist in tracking advancements. Each Scout needs to make sure that their advancement is recorded.

When a Scout has met all the Rank requirements (Lion, Tiger, Wolf, Bear, Webelos, AOL), the Rank emblem will be presented at our dedicated Bridging ceremony.

Campouts and Equipment

Family Campouts are generally twice per year, where an adult partner participates with the Scout. The Scout/Adult Partner Team needs to provide their own sleeping gear, tent, and personal items. If you do not own a tent, please see a Cubmaster and arrangements may be made on a loan basis. All Scouts are responsible to "be prepared" for the campouts. Appropriate clothing and gear are to be planned for and brought to each campout. A general list of equipment is available prior to the outing and will be posted on this site. All Scouts must sign up for and pay camping fees prior to the campout.

Costs

Included in the cost to join is the BSA registration fee, Insurance and pack dues.