About Pack 79
Adventure, friendship, and growing up with confidence
We believe some of childhood’s best experiences happen when kids try something new: working together on a project, helping a neighbor, or discovering that they can do something they once thought was difficult. Through Scouting, we help children build confidence, take responsibility, and practice kindness—all while having fun.
An adventure for every grade
LionKindergarten
Tiger1st grade
Wolf2nd grade
Bear3rd grade
Webelos4th grade
Arrow of Light5th grade
What we do
Our activities combine hands-on learning, outdoor adventures, and time together as a pack. From nature activities and creek cleanups to our end-of-summer pool party, Scouts have opportunities to:
Explore and learn
Discover nature, develop practical skills, and try new challenges.
Make friends
Work together, encourage one another, and celebrate accomplishments.
Give back
Take part in service projects that help care for our Plano community.
Build character
Practice honesty, respect, responsibility, and the Cub Scout motto: “Do Your Best.”
A place for families
Pack 79 is powered by parents and volunteers who give their time to create meaningful experiences for our Scouts. Families are an important part of the adventure, whether helping with an activity, organizing an event, or cheering on a child’s achievements.
You don’t need a Scouting background to get involved. Curiosity, enthusiasm, and a willingness to help are a great place to start.
We serve families from Andrews, Haun, Skaggs, and Wyatt Elementary.
Our pack leaders
Our volunteer leaders work together to help Scouts learn, grow, and enjoy their time in Pack 79.
- Cubmaster
- Guides pack meetings and works with families and den leaders to bring the pack’s activities to life.
- Den Leaders
- Lead age-appropriate adventures, encourage teamwork, and help Scouts celebrate their progress.
- Pack Committee
- Supports the program behind the scenes through planning, communications, finances, and event coordination.
Come meet us
Visiting a meeting or an upcoming activity is a great way to meet our families, ask questions, and see what Scouting is all about.