2022 holds great promise for the National Eagle Scout Association’s (NESA) role in the future of Scouting across the country. On our journey to Eagle, we all faced what seemed like insurmountable obstacles. We now need to apply those lessons to make sure the mission, values, and time-honored traditions of Scouting are available to future generations.
Today you can give your pride a purpose, fellow Eagle Scout. Support NESA and the Boy Scouts of America during this, our 50th Anniversary.
Sixty-five Eagle Scouts living in 31 states, one U.S. territory, and two countries were recently selected for a total of $536,000 in college scholarships provided by the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA), Boy Scouts of America (BSA). They competed among more than 5,000 young men and women representing their hometown BSA councils.
Get to know the NESA Committee from the Golden Gate Area Council and how it has overcome the challenges of merging councils.
Congratulations and job well done! You’ve played a critical role in creating a world filled with leaders who are responsible, participating citizens guided by the Scout Oath and Law. So today we celebrate all of the leaders you’ve helped create in the past 50 years and look forward to meeting the leaders you will create in the next 50.
NESA President Frank Tsuru joined thousands of American and foreign Scouts, families, and VIPs from around the globe who attended the 10th Normandy Camporee, in Normandy, France. The traditional event is organized by the Transatlantic Council, based in Brussels, Belgium.
The majority of the 2022 Silver Buffalo and Antelope recipients identified as Eagle Scouts. Many of those Eagles hold NESA Life memberships.
Finalists are being evaluated for the Glenn A. and Melinda W. Adams National Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year Award (ESSPY). The award recognizes valuable service of an exceptional nature.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the National Eagle Scout Association. NESA has been giving Eagle Scout pride a purpose – because a Scout’s journey does not end at Eagle. Be a part of our next 50 years.
The 2023 National Jamboree is slated for July 19-28. Join thousands of members of the Boy Scouts of America as we Scout Forward.
The National Eagle Scout Association’s Scholarship Committee has been busy since the closing of the scholarship portal on January 31st.
We're gearing up for the next 50 years. The new NESA website will connect you with the news and resources you need to perpetuate the mission of Scouting.
Sixty-five Eagle Scouts living in 31 states, one U.S. territory, and two countries were recently selected for a total of $536,000 in college scholarships provided by the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA), Boy Scouts of America (BSA). They competed among more than 5,000 young men and women representing their hometown BSA councils.
Get to know the NESA Committee from the Golden Gate Area Council and how it has overcome the challenges of merging councils.
Congratulations and job well done! You’ve played a critical role in creating a world filled with leaders who are responsible, participating citizens guided by the Scout Oath and Law. So today we celebrate all of the leaders you’ve helped create in the past 50 years and look forward to meeting the leaders you will create in the next 50.
NESA President Frank Tsuru joined thousands of American and foreign Scouts, families, and VIPs from around the globe who attended the 10th Normandy Camporee, in Normandy, France. The traditional event is organized by the Transatlantic Council, based in Brussels, Belgium.
The majority of the 2022 Silver Buffalo and Antelope recipients identified as Eagle Scouts. Many of those Eagles hold NESA Life memberships.
Join the NESA Firefighters community to build fellowships, exchange ideas and to use the skills and ideals that you learned in Scouting to improve the Fire and Emergency Response Service and the Boy Scouts of America.
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APO Eagles is an association composed of alumni of the Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity who have earned the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America to continue to promote the principles between of Alpha Phi Omega (APO), the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) and the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA).
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National Eagle Scout Association Law Enforcement is the alumni organization for Eagle Scouts. The free flow of discussion is encouraged, consistent with the Scout Oath & Law, NESA policy and propriety.
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The goal of NESA Firefighters is to get all firefighters who are Eagle Scouts reconnected with Scouting, assist local Scout councils with activities, Firefighter Explorer Posts, and assist other Eagle Scouts in the firefighter profession.
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Alpha Phi Omega (APO) is a college service fraternity located at over 350 college and university campuses throughout the nation. APO Eagles is an alumni association of APO for alumni members who are Eagle Scouts.
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The NESA Law Enforcement Professional affinity group is open to all those who are or have been sworn law enforcement professionals and achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.
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