Boy Scouts Insurance

Boy Scouts Insurance is a vital component of risk management protecting both the organization and its members – scouts, adult leaders, volunteers and administrative and support staff from potential liabilities arising from accidents, injuries, or property damage that may occur during scouting activities.

These policies generally cover a range of scenarios, including camping trips, hikes, meetings, and other scouting events.

Who Needs Boy Scouts Insurance?

Whether you're a troop leader, a council executive, a dedicated volunteer, or a supportive parent, the risks inherent in scouting activities highlight the importance of having adequate insurance coverage.

Boy Scouts Insurance extends its protective reach to all the individuals and entities involved in the scouting community.   Primary beneficiaries include:

  • Boy Scout Troops
  • Councils and Districts
  • Leaders and Volunteers
  • Parents and Guardians
  • Event Organizers
  • Property Owners and Facilities

Special features of this policy include:

  •  Participant Accident Coverage
  •  General Liability Insurance
  •  Property Coverage
  •  Legal Defense Costs
  •  Special Events Coverage
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