About the 37th Loudoun Red Foxes

The 37th Loudoun Red Foxes is an outdoors-focused scouting program that promotes good citizenship, self-reliance, loyalty, and outdoor skills. We welcome everyone, youth and adult, regardless of gender identity, religious choice, sexual orientation, race, ability, income level, or nationality. We participate in group adventures, campouts, and community-building projects that take advantage of being outdoors, whenever and wherever possible.

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Where, When, Pricing and Parent Participation

With our base in the city of Leesburg in Loudoun County, VA (USA), we mainly serve the communities of Ashburn, Leesburg, Broadlands, Cascades, Landsdowne, Aldie, and others of Loudoun County, as well as neighboring communities (e.g. Reston, Herndon, Fairfax County).

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Meetings are held once a month on a Sunday from 1pm - 3pm. Location varies around or near Loudoun County. Scouts will have a chance to practice their skills and grow their friendship bonds during campouts, regional campouts (Hullabaloo), Pathfinders-only campouts, field trips, hikes, and other special events that are held throughout the year.

 

Or fees include the annual flat fee for membership, plus uniform/supply fees for new members that vary by group level. Financial assistance available. Please Contact Us for our updated pricing.

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We are a 100% volunteer run organization, which means that we cannot make scouting happen without parental/guardian/family member involvement. Please visit Parent Participation for more information.

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About Outdoor Service Guides

We are a member of the Outdoor Service Guides (OSG). OSG was formed in the U.S. in 2006 as an independent scouting association, formerly called Baden Powell Service Association, BPSA. The name was officially changed in 2021 to Outdoor Service Guides. The new name was chosen to better reflect the growing organization and our goal of being welcoming to all who want to scout with us. OSG’s program harkens back to the origins of scouting: promoting self-reliance, good citizenship, training in habits of observation, and loyalty. Our badgework and program are simple, our uniform is minimal. We teach real outdoor skills and engage in adventures, campouts, and community-building. Service is one of our core tenets, as we create a culture where children and adults ask, “How can we help?”

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To learn more about OSG and our aims and methods, visit OudoorServiceGuides.org.

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OSG is not affiliated with either the Boy Scouts of America or the Girls Scouts of the USA. We are members of the World Federation of Independent Scouts (WFIS) and as such are not in competition with other American scouting associations; we are only their brothers and sisters in scouting.