The Golden Gate District (within the Golden Gate Area Council) serves scouting in the city of San Francisco and a northern portion of Daly City. The District hosts 28 Packs, Ships, Troops, Crews and Clubs.
The Golden Gate District serves the City and County of San Francisco, as well as the northern portion of Daly City. We are the only District in the Golden Gate Area Council that is on the San Francisco peninsula.
As far back as 1964, the area now served by the Golden Gate District was split into 10 separate Districts: Embarcadero District, Mission Trails District, McLaren Park District, Sunset District, Lake Merced District, Twin Peaks District, Balboa District, Buena Vista District, Richmond District and Golden Gate District. More history on the legacy SFBAC (San Francisco Bay Area Council) can be found here.
To the north of our District is the area served by the Marin Council, and the area to our south is served by the Pacific Skyline Council.
The Key 3 are the main points of contact for Scouting America in San Francisco and Daly City.
District Executive
The District Executive is a Scouting professional, and acts as a key link to the Council by providing direct services to our District.
Assigned: January 2025
District Commissioner
The Commissioner helps chartered organizations and unit leaders achieve the aims of Scouting, and oversees the Commissioner Corps.
Appointed: January 2023
District Chair
The District Chair serves as the volunteer lead of the district committee and oversees meetings of the District Operating Committee.
Appointed: January 2023
The District Operating Committee (DOC) is a volunteer-led committee that is responsible for the broader operations of the district.
Advancement Chair
Scouting for Food Chair
Cub Day Camp Chair
Order of the Arrow Village Advisor
Friends of Scouting Community Chair
Nominating Committee Chair
Camping Chair
Members at Large support the District Operating Committee in many important ways. Members at Large do not have specific committee assignments, but assist Committee Chairs and Coordinators by providing contextual and historical information, coaching and guidance and connections at the Unit, District, Council, National Service Territory and National levels.
Member at Large
Member at Large
Golden Gate District Commissioner Corps are District volunteers who are dedicated to helping units and unit leaders. Commissioners solve problems, build relationships and act as coach/mentors to unit leaders in the District. Commissioner service is unit Service!
Assistant District Commissioner
Unit Commissioner
Unit Commissioner
Unit Commissioner
Unit Commissioner
Unit Commissioner
Unit Commissioner
The Golden Gate District is committed to the BSA's DEI Mission and Vision:
BSA DEI Mission: To promote a culture where every youth, volunteer, and employee feels a sense of belonging and to build communities where every person feels respected and valued. Leading by example and encouraging each other to live by the values expressed by the Scout Oath and Scout Law, we welcome families of all backgrounds to help prepare young people to serve as successful members and leaders of our nation’s increasingly diverse communities.
BSA DEI Vision: To partner with all families and communities in raising young people of high moral character, developing their leadership skills, and preparing them to serve and thrive in a world of increasing complexity and challenge.