 Several private organizations, the most notable being the Boy Scouts of America, do not allow atheist members.However, this policy has come under fire by organizations who assert that the Boy Scouts of America do benefit from taxpayer money and thus cannot be called a truly private organization, and thus must admit atheists, and others currently barred from membership.An organization called Scouting for All, founded by Eagle Scout Steven Cozza, is at the forefront of the movement.