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Service Projects
Doing service projects together is one way that Cub Scouts keep their promise “to help other people.” While a Scout should do his best to help other people every day, a group service project is a bigger way to help people. While you’re giving service, you’re learning to work together with others to do something that’s good for your community.
Service projects may help the natural world, the community, or the chartered organization. Here are some service activities Cub Scouts can do.
Helping the natural world
Helping the natural world
Pick up litter around your neighborhood.
Clean up trash by a stream.
Plant seedlings or flowers.
Recycle glass, paper, aluminum, or plastic.
Make bird feeders.
Helping the community
Helping the community
Give a flag ceremony for a school.
Collect food for food banks.
Make cards for a care center.
Clean up a church parking lot.
Shovel snow or rake leaves for seniors.
Hand out emergency procedure brochures.
Recycle family newspapers.
Community Service Hours
Community Service Hours
Help people or organizations. Examples include volunteering at events, helping youth, or supporting those in need. (Details)
Helping the chartered organization
Helping the chartered organization
Do a cleanup project.
Plant and care for trees.
Conduct a flag ceremony.
Help set up for a special event.
Hand out programs or bulletins at a meeting of the organization.
These are only a few ideas for service projects. Can you think of others? Share your ideas with the members and leaders of your den.
The Miracle League-The Miracle League of Frisco is a sports organization for special needs children from the ages of 5 through 22. Our goal is to provide a positive experience for the children who participate in our league.Our League offers Basketball (Jan–Mar) | Flag Football & Cheer (Mar–May) | Baseball (Apr–Jun) | Soccer (Aug–Sep) | Bowling & Track (Dates vary—check website for updates) HERE
Conservation Service Hours
Conservation Service Hours
Directly benefits the environment. These include cleanups, invasive species removal, tree planting, or gardening that helps wildlife.
Directly benefits the environment. These include cleanups, invasive species removal, tree planting, or gardening that helps wildlife.
Community Garden-Join us every second Saturday of the month from 9-11 am at Norkirk Presbyterian for our Community Garden project. Get involved and help make a difference! (Note: During the summer, the schedule changes to 8-10 am. Please check our website before attending. HERE
River Care Team
River Care Team
Each month on the second Saturday, volunteers from the community, college students, Scouting organizations, and many others come together to help clean the Elm Fork of the Trinity River shoreline. The River Care team meets at the upper river parking area to sign in and get supplies. Bring work gloves, sensible shoes, and spend a couple of hours clearing debris from the banks of the river. January to May 10 AM-noon, June to August 8-10 AM, September to December, 10 AM-noon. Check calendar for December dates. No registration is required, just show up!
Communicate with anglers and other visitors along the Elm Fork at LLELA, discussing river stewardship and proper disposal of trash.
Model desirable visitor behavior by picking up trash.
Report issues along the river to LLELA staff.
Contact: Addy France, afrance@cityoflewisville.com
https://www.llela.org/about/volunteering
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