This bill is a legislative commemoration recognizing Scouting America Day at the Capitol and celebrating the organization's one hundred sixteen years of service to American youth. It highlights the history of Scouting America, formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America, which was founded in 1910 and chartered by Congress. The bill emphasizes the mission of Scouting America to prepare young people for impactful lives through character development, citizenship, and leadership, while also providing a safe and fun environment for youth to learn and grow.

The commemoration acknowledges the significant impact Scouting America has had on over one hundred thirty million young men and women, fostering personal growth, responsibility, and service to others. It also reaffirms the organization's commitment to empowering boys, girls, and families in South Dakota, helping them reach their full potential and become responsible, engaged citizens. The bill concludes with a formal recognition of Scouting America's contributions to both South Dakota and the United States.