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SF Rec & Parks Service
Sep 20
SF Rec & Parks Service

Gardening / conservation service for the San Francisco Recreation and Parks department. This is our commitment to improving the city’s shared outdoor spaces.

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Canoe Trip
Sep 26
Canoe Trip

Join us for two days of interactive leadership training, canoe instruction, and a 10-mile canoe trip to Guerneville.

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SF Rec & Parks Service
Oct 4
SF Rec & Parks Service

Gardening / conservation service for the San Francisco Recreation and Parks department. This is our commitment to improving the city’s shared outdoor spaces.

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Four Boy Scouts in winter clothing pulling a wooden sled through a snowy forest with tall trees.
Two hikers with backpacks walking on rocky trail in a mountainous forest area under blue sky.

Outdoor Adventure

Outdoor adventure is the promise made to young people when they join Scouting.

For youth coming of age in the City, outdoor education and exploration provides a unique combination for reflection, discovery, fitness, and leadership unavailable anywhere else.

Eagle Scout award — Medal with a red, white, and blue striped ribbon and a silver eagle emblem. The top banner reads 'BE PREPARED' (the Scout motto).

Eagle Scouts

Eagle Scouts are rare. Nationwide only 6% of all Scouts attain this rank; but nearly half of Troop 333 Scouts ultimately achieve this honor. That’s not because we make it easy; it’s because we make it meaningful.

In addition to earning at least 21 merit badges, an Eagle Scout must demonstrate their adherence to the Scout Oath and Law, a commitment to service, and effective, equitable leadership. Eagle Scouts must also conceive, plan, organize, manage, and complete an extensive community service project.

Our program commits resources, guidance, and support to every Scout interested in pursuing this goal.

Citizenship in the World merit badge. Embroidered patch of a colorful world map with continents in purple, red, green, and yellow on a blue background, bordered with a silver edge.
Citizenship in the Nation merit badge. A circular embroidered patch featuring a red, white, and blue background and the Liberty Bell.
Personal fitness merit badge featuring an embroidered figure resembling the Vitruvian Man with outstretched arms, set against a red background and surrounded by a white border.
Camping merit badge. Embroidered scene of a mountain scene with a sky, clouds, and highlighted green trees or tents in front.
Embroidery patch showing a person at a podium, with a red telephone and a paper, a feather, and colorful background.
Cooking merit badge. A circular embroidered patch with an orange background, featuring a white rabbit holding a fork and a branch with leaves.
Citizenship in the community merit badge. Colorful embroidered patch with a church steeple, houses with red roofs, green trees, and a blue sky.
A circular embroidered patch with a background in three horizontal stripes of blue, white, and red. It features a central design of a globe superimposed with the Scout Sign..
Personal management merit badge. A circular embroidered patch divided into two halves. The left half is green with a yellow dollar sign, and the right half is beige with red dots.
First Aid merit badge. Close-up of a circular embroidered patch with a red background, a yellow cross in the center, and a silver border.
An embroidered badge with a yellow background, black silhouettes of five people, and a white-skinned figure in front, with red lines forming a peace symbol.

"I enjoy coming to the meetings every week. There are good, caring leaders who support our journey to Eagle Scout. There is true brotherhood in Troop 333."

— Rory, Troop 333 alum & Eagle Scout

Three young volunteers wearing yellow safety vests cleaning up a brush area outdoors with dry grass, dead plants, and fallen branches under a cloudy sky.
Boy in Boy Scout uniform collecting food donations outside a store with children in line behind a table of canned goods, with a Boy Scout tablecloth displaying the San Francisco Boy Scouts emblem.
A group of Scouts walking on a sidewalk, some carrying trash bags after a beach cleanup.

Community Service

Scouting helps young people develop a deeper relationship to their community, nation, and world. Ultimately, it helps them develop a deeper relationship to themselves.

Troop 333 is an active community service partner. We offer monthly service opportunities through our unique gardening partnership with San Francisco Department of Recreation & Parks, as well as beach clean-ups, park improvements, summer camp maintenance, Eagle projects, and our annual food drive.

THE SCOUT LAW

A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent