Pack 101 Is one of the oldest packs in the Aloha Council with over 50 years of history. Our sponsor is the Hawaii Kai Lions Club.

Each Den in our Pack corresponds to a grade level, K-5, with many of our scouts coming from Haha’ione, Kamiloiki, and Koko Head Elementary Schools (though any K-5-aged child is welcome to join). When a scout joins our Pack, they are automatically part of a Den with other scouts of the same age/grade. Our pack is co-ed. 

Cub Scouts is for boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade.  Scouts join the rank corresponding their year in school:

• Lion - Kindergarten
• Tiger - First grade
• Wolf - Second grade
• Bear - Third grade
• Webelos - Fourth grade            
• Arrow of Light - Fifth grade

Monthly Pack Meetings are held at Koko Head District Park, usually the every fourth Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm

Meetings are held in the recreation room by the tennis courts, on the right as you enter the park.

• Monthly Den Meetings are at a specific location or at a Scout’s home as planned by the Den Leader
• Meetings include activities to progress toward rank awards, plus games, crafts, sharing, songs, ceremonies and lots of fun.
• Dens are led by the parents of the Scouts in the Den

Our scouts are encouraged to wear their Class A uniforms to our monthly pack meetings and official events like the Blue & Gold Banquet. For den meetings and more informal outdoor activities, scouts can wear their Class B uniform (a pack t-shirt).

Class A uniforms should include at minimum a shirt, neckerchief and slide, belt, and shorts. These can be purchased at the Aloha Council Scout Shop at 42 Puiwa Rd, Honolulu. You can call them at (808) 595-6366 for assistance. You can read about the uniforms for each age group on Scouting.org and purchase items online.

The Class B uniforms (pack t-shirts) can be purchased at any pack meeting for $20.

Our charter organization is the Hawai‘i Kai Lions Club, a member of the District 50 Hawaii Lions and the Lions Clubs International (LCI). Their mission is to empower volunteers to serve in their community, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace, and promote international understanding through Lions clubs.You can learn more on their website.

2021-2022 Pack 101 leadership