In Pack 811, we believe that Cub Scouting is fun, but it is filled with a purpose. Our Pack Leadership’s goal is to provide your son and family with the highest quality scouting experience in a solid Catholic fellowship oriented program.
We are located in Brea, CA, sponsored by the St. Angela Merici Catholic Church, and are part of the Portola District of the Orange County Council of the BSA.
We have great programs for boys in 1st through 5th grades. Most of our members are parishioners at St. Angela Merici Church or attend SAM School, but we welcome other boys in the area who are interested in joining Cub Scouting.
We hope you enjoy our website and invite you to come and see just what scouting in a Catholic environment is all about.
Congratulations Pinewood Racers!
Another exciting Pinewood Derby was conducted last Sunday, with nearly 50 scouts vying for the coveted first place race trophy and various design ribbons. Even siblings and dads showed off their car building in their own races. Never before have we had such creative designs, nor closer races. Less than 0.007 seconds separated the ...
Blue and Gold Dinner
Blue and Gold Dinner On February 25, 2012 from 4 - 7 pm in the St. Angela Merici Hall, we will be celebrating our annual Blue and Gold Dinner. This is a special night for our pack because it marks the anniversary of the birth of Cub Scouts. It ...
Scout Sunday on February 5
Pack 811 will celebrate "Scout Sunday" at St. Angela Merici Parish on February 5th, in honor of the founding of Boy Scouts of America on Feb. 8, 1910. Our Tigers, Cubs, and Webelos will attend the 9:30 Eucharist to proudly display their commitment to Scouting and to youth ministry at St. Angela Merici. Scouts and leaders will gather outside the church ...
Webelos Earn Their Engineer Badge at UCLA
On Sunday, January 8, 2012, all eleven Stealth Bombers took a trip to UCLA's Pauley Pavillion and met with former cub scout leader and engineer Mr. Mark Josten. The visit included a tour of the current contruction to the Pauley Pavillion along with some engineering lectures by Mr. Josten. A great time was ...
