The resolution welcomes the Narragansett Council of Scouting America to the Rhode Island State House and celebrates Scouting Month in February. Established in 1910, the Narragansett Council is a significant youth development organization in the region, serving thousands of participants and promoting leadership, self-sufficiency, and community service. In 2024, the Council reported an increase in membership and significant contributions to local communities, including nearly 20,000 hours of community service and food donations to local pantries. The resolution highlights the Council's commitment to inclusivity, particularly for disadvantaged families, and its various programs that foster youth development and environmental education.

Additionally, the resolution outlines the Council's initiatives, such as the proposed Leadership and Program Center at Camp Champlin, which aims to enhance year-round programming and provide modern facilities for youth and families. The Narragansett Council has also expanded its reach to include girls in Scouting since 2019, with over 1,100 girls enrolled. The resolution expresses gratitude to the Scouts and their leaders for their positive impact on Rhode Island communities and acknowledges the enriching experiences they provide to youth, preparing them for successful futures.