Local Resources - Hopkinton

Hopkinton Cub Scouts – Pack 4

Mission: to help boys in first through fifth grade find the path to being Boy Scouts, Eagle Scouts, and great young men. We focus on self-reliance, leadership, civic responsibility, and outdoor skills, all while having “fun with a purpose.” Activities: include hiking, overnight camping, fishing, bike rides, Pinewood Derby, Raingutter Regatta, model rocket launch, Scouting for Food, Veteran’s Day and Memorial Day remembrances. Inclusiveness: We are family-oriented and include siblings in all activities. And we affirm that scouting should be open to all, without regard to sexual orientation, disability, or any other distinguishing factor.

www.pack4hopkinton.org/

Holliston Garden Club

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Hopkinton Cub Scouts – Pack 97

We are a Cub Scout Pack based in Hopkinton, Massachusetts. Cub Scouts is for boys in grades 1 - 5. The Pack (all scouts) meets one time per month on Thursday evenings from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm at St. John's Church. The Pack is further broken into "Dens" of between 4 and 9 scouts. Dens typically meet one to two times a month.

We hike, camp, geocache, give back to the community and do just about anything else a boy aged 6 - 12 would love! We are an inclusive group and most pack events are open to siblings and parents.

Find out more information on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/Pack97Hopkinton.

https://sites.google.com/site/pack97hopkinton/

Hopkinton Moms

The Hopkinton Moms group strives to provide both support and a social network to moms within Hopkinton. We can help you meet other moms and children, provide activities for you and your children, and help you make friends that will last you, your children and your family a lifetime.

www.hopkintonmomsgroup.org

Boy Scouts – Troop 1 Hopkinton

Troop 1 is a Boy Scout Troop of about 40 scouts, serving the youth of Hopkinton, Massachusetts since 1916. Troop meetings are held at the First Congregational Church on 146 East Main St, Hopkinton on Monday evenings from 7pm-8:30pm. During the meetings, the Scouts work on merit badges, and Scouting and leadership skills. They also plan for upcoming trips by checking and organizing necessary equipment, planning menus and assigning chores. The meetings usually end with a game that is decided by and lead by one of the patrols.