This resolution expresses support for designating "Scouting America Day" on February 5, 2025, to celebrate the 115th anniversary of Scouting America's incorporation. Formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America, the organization was founded on February 8, 1910, with a mission to instill self-reliance, character, ethical decision-making, and civic leadership in American youth. The resolution acknowledges Scouting America's rich history, including its federal charter granted by Congress in 1916, and its widespread impact across the nation. It highlights the significant contributions of its members, noting that over 1 million youth contributed more than 7 million service hours in 2024, supported by over 628,000 adult volunteers. By recognizing this day, the House aims to honor the organization's enduring commitment to developing physically, mentally, and emotionally fit citizens with strong personal values and a desire to serve their communities.