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One Scouting, One Mission!

We're excited to introduce the newest members of the Bay Area Council team! Together, we're committed to supporting our volunteers, strengthening units, expanding membership, and helping to deliver outstanding Scouting experiences across our communities.

Our goal is simple: Growing Scouting Together—one Scout, one family, one unit, and one community at a time. We look forward to partnering with you to ensure every young person has the opportunity to experience the adventure, leadership, and character-building that Scouting offers.

Jackson Glenn

Galveston County District Executive

Jackson Glenn serves as the Galveston County District Executive for the Bay Area Council, Scouting America. A lifelong Scout and Eagle Scout from Troop 123 in Galveston, Jackson grew up in a Scouting family where his father served for many years as Scoutmaster. A graduate of Texas A&M University, he is passionate about helping grow Scouting throughout the Galveston County community and working alongside volunteers to build strong, sustainable programs for local youth.

Contact:

(409) 939-4197

 Jackson.Glenn@scouting.org

Kendal Boswell Mock

Brazoria County District Executive

Kendal Boswell Mock serves as the Brazoria County District Executive for the Bay Area Council, Scouting America. Her Scouting journey began when her son joined Cub Scouts, inspiring her to become a Den Leader, Pack Advancement Chair, and Pack Committee Chair. Originally from Lake Jackson, Kendal is proud to serve the same council where several members of her family earned the rank of Eagle Scout. A graduate of the University of Houston–Clear Lake and a Wood Badge graduate, she is passionate about helping families discover the lifelong benefits of Scouting and supporting volunteers as they grow strong local programs.
 

Contact:

(979) 492-6712
Kendal.Mock@scouting.org

Beware At Camp

Please be aware that Camp Karankawa is home to many dangerous animals including alligators, snakes, feral hogs, and bobcats.
Stay at least five feet away from the water, remain on walking paths, wear closed-toed shoes. Do not attempt to feed or engage any of the animals.