The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is a youth organization that aims to teach boys and young men valuable life skills, leadership, and outdoor activities. Founded in 1910, the BSA encourages members to participate in camping, hiking, and community service, helping them develop a sense of responsibility and teamwork. Through various programs, such as Cub Scouts for younger children and Boy Scouts for older youth, members earn badges and rank advancements. The BSA promotes core values like trustworthiness, loyalty, and kindness, guiding young people to become responsible citizens and strong leaders in their communities.