The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is a youth organization founded in 1910 that aims to promote character development, citizenship, and personal fitness among young people. It offers programs for boys and girls, focusing on outdoor activities, community service, and leadership skills. BSA is known for its iconic scouting traditions, including earning merit badges and participating in camping trips. BSA operates various programs, including Cub Scouts for younger children and Scouts BSA for older youth. The organization emphasizes values such as trustworthiness, loyalty, and kindness, which are outlined in the Scout Oath and Scout Law. BSA has faced challenges over the years, including legal issues and changes in membership policies.