The resolution recognizes Wednesday, March 12, 2025, as Scouting Day at the State Capitol in Arkansas. It highlights the history of Scouting, which began in 1908 with Lord Robert Baden-Powell and the establishment of the Boy Scouts of America in 1910. The resolution emphasizes the core values of Scouting, including the Scout Oath and the twelve points of the Scout Law, which promote qualities such as trustworthiness, loyalty, and helpfulness. It also notes the various programs under Scouting, such as Cub Scouts and Scouts BSA, which focus on character development and career exploration for young people.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges the global reach of Scouting, with 50 million members across 216 countries and territories, and the significance of the Eagle Scout award in fostering leadership and service among participants. It mentions the recent unification of the Natural State Council with neighboring councils to enhance service and program opportunities in Arkansas. The Senate of the Ninety-Fifth General Assembly of the State of Arkansas formally adopts this resolution to honor Scouting and its contributions to youth development and community service.