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=== Community Service === | === Community Service === | ||
[[Community Service]] is frequently a great example of the best of scouting. Local newspapers are always looking for good positive news stories: | |||
# '''[[https://nextdoor.com/ NextDoor.com]]''' - Invite your community to your service projects. | |||
# '''[[https://www.justserve.org/ JustServe.org #1]] - Post your Projects''' - Post all unit serve projects on JustServe and invite the public to join you there. Invite Community to Service Projects. | |||
# '''[[https://www.justserve.org/ JustServe.org #2]] - Help on other Community Projects''' - Look for service projects in your community that your scout unit can assist with. | |||
# '''[[https://www.justserve.org/ JustServe.org #3]] - FHC Indexing''' - A common ongoing service project is the international family history indexing project at many Family History Center's of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This activity is open to youth as young as age 11 and involves simple reading and data entry skills for as little as one-hour. | |||
# '''Historic Sites''' - Service project for local historic sites. | |||
# '''Eagle Project List''' - Prepare a list of Eagle Projects ideas that provide maximum visibility in the community. | |||
# '''[[Scouting for Food]]''' - A great annual event to engage your neighborhood. Contact all your neighbors. Include Scout Unit pass-a-long card. | |||
== Cub Scout Pack Recruitment == | == Cub Scout Pack Recruitment == | ||