Partner with Us

World Scouting works with partners in many different ways, from supporting programmes and sharing expertise to sponsoring events and activities. Together, we can create opportunities for young people, strengthen communities, and support action on shared priorities around the world.

2.5 billion
People reached through Scouting’s global initiatives
1 million
Local Scout groups around the world
17 seconds
Another young person joins Scouting
100,000
Hours of voluntary community service every week
Scouts at the Malaysia Jamboree
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Edwin Lam

Why partner with World Scouting? 

Partnering with World Scouting means supporting young people and the communities they are part of. With more than 60 million members in 176 countries, Scouting gives partners the opportunity to reach young people around the world and support meaningful action in local communities. Together, we can develop programmes, test new ideas with young people, support action on global challenges, and help young people build skills for life. Partners also benefit from World Scouting’s trusted global network and strong systems for reporting and accountability.

How to partner with World Scouting

Partnerships can be shaped around shared goals and the kind of impact you want to make. Opportunities include:
  • Supporting programmes and projects in areas such as sustainability, peace, health and well-being, and life skills.
  • Creating campaigns and educational activities together, combining your organisation’s knowledge with Scouting’s experience and global reach.
  • Providing technical or in-kind support, such as expertise, tools, services, training, or other resources.
  • Partnering on World Scout Events, with opportunities to connect with young people from around the world.
  • Building long-term partnerships around shared priorities.
Scouts at the Africa Scout Moot
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Our approach to partnerships

World Scouting works with organisations that share our values and commitment to creating a better world for young people. We look for partners with strong ethical standards, a positive reputation, respect for human rights and the rights of children, and a commitment to social and environmental responsibility. World Scouting does not partner with organisations whose activities or practices conflict with our values, the law, internationally recognised human rights standards, or the safety and well-being of young people.

"Scouting has a crucial role to play in the development and structure of a nation. I strongly believe that empowering youth through volunteer programmes has a ripple effect on families, communities, and countries, and can achieve long-lasting benefits and inspire others to participate in their societies."
HRH Princess Lamia Bint Majed
HRH Princess Lamia Bint Majed
Secretary General, Alwaleed Philanthropies

Ready to partner with us?

World Scouting works with each partner to find an approach that reflects our shared goals and values. Whether you provide funding, expertise, services, or other support, your partnership can help create more opportunities for young people and communities around the world.

 
  • Get in touch – Contact partner@scout.org to explore ways to work with World Scouting.
  • Meet our partners – Learn more about the organisations already supporting Scouting around the world.
  • Explore upcoming events – Discover opportunities to take part in World Scout Events through activities, workshops, exhibitions, and other forms of engagement.
  • Donate to Scouting – Contribute financially to Scouting through the World Scout Foundation or support Scout-led Community Service Projects through the Scout Donation Platform.
"We are proud to help accelerate World Scouting’s digital transformation and provide important new opportunities for lifelong learning among Scouts around the globe."
Jill Huntley, Managing Director, Global Corporate Citizenship, Accenture
Jill Huntley
Managing Director, Global Corporate Citizenship, Accenture
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