The resolution celebrates the Narragansett Council, part of Scouting America, for its significant contributions to youth development and community service since its founding in 1910. It highlights the Council's commitment to inclusivity, particularly for disadvantaged families, and notes the impressive participation of Scouts in community service, including the collection of food for local pantries. The resolution also acknowledges the success of Camp Yawgoog and Camp Champlin, which provide vital camping and environmental education experiences, and outlines the Council's plans for a new Leadership and Program Center at Camp Champlin to enhance year-round programming.

In recognition of Scouting month, the resolution expresses gratitude to the Narragansett Council and its volunteers for their positive impact on Rhode Island's youth and communities. It emphasizes the importance of the various educational programs offered by the Council, including career exploration and leadership training, and notes the inclusion of girls in Scouting since 2019. The resolution concludes by welcoming the Scouts to the Rhode Island State House and authorizing the transmission of a certified copy to the Scout Executive and CEO of the Narragansett Council.