Service Projects
New! Community Ed project for the Teen Angel Project. (Via the ALIVE Center, BG)
Heard about the Misfit Sock March? <Many Girl Scouts are part of this day.>
They also have a Facebook page here.
https://www.facebook.com/millionmisfitsockmarch
Celebrate what makes you different and take a stand against bullying-wear MISFIT SOCKS for the day, Friday, October 24, 2014.
http://misfitsockmarch.wix.co/
http://misfitsockmarch.wix.co/
https://www.facebook.com/millionmisfitsockmarch
Be the Change - A Community Action Program for members aged 14+
You must be the change you want to see in the world
Mahatma Gandhi
Be the Change is an educational program on how to take action in your local community and it represents a challenge to our members; equipped with these tools, we believe that every group of WAGGGS members aged 14 and above can be the change in their community by developing and running a community action project.
Be the Change Cover Community action requires no special qualifications or expertise; anyone who is passionate about their community and wants to make a difference can bring real change to the places and people they care about. Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, equipped with leadership skills and a strong and supportive network of peers and mentors that spans the globe, are truly ready to take the lead in their communities and be the change they want to see in the world.
You can download today our new toolkit on Community Action here!
http://www.wagggs.org/en/resources/document/view/25247
NEW! Here is a Summer Service Project, via the National Wildlife Federation:Be the Change is an educational program on how to take action in your local community and it represents a challenge to our members; equipped with these tools, we believe that every group of WAGGGS members aged 14 and above can be the change in their community by developing and running a community action project.
Be the Change Cover Community action requires no special qualifications or expertise; anyone who is passionate about their community and wants to make a difference can bring real change to the places and people they care about. Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, equipped with leadership skills and a strong and supportive network of peers and mentors that spans the globe, are truly ready to take the lead in their communities and be the change they want to see in the world.
You can download today our new toolkit on Community Action here!
http://www.wagggs.org/en/resources/document/view/25247
"GSK & Habitat for Humanities Patch
Be
the first Girl in your troop to earn the free Girl Scouts of
Kentuckiana / Habitat for Humanity patch. All Girl Scouts in ALL
Pathways are invited to participate too!!! It
is as simple as getting one or more of the items from the wish list
below and dropping it off at your local Girl Scout PLC and picking up
your patch.
Then
you can show the patch to your troop, and talk about your service with
the other girls. If just one girl gets another girl to help out and so
on, just think of all the great welcome gifts Habitat will have to share
as they give a family the keys to their new "home".
Have
fun shopping for your welcome gift. You can even send a hand made card
to welcome the family. Everyone who brings in an item will receive a
patch. Leaders are welcome to drop off items and pick up patches for a
whole troop.
Here's more information! "http://www.nwf.org/News-and-Magazines/National-Wildlife/Gardening/Archives/2010/Firefly-Watch.aspx - count fireflies for a Science project. From the site:
Senior Associate Editor Kelly Senser counts lightning bugs with her family. For details on volunteering, as well as flash charts, range maps and other firefly information, visit the Firefly Watch website.
Another Service Project Idea:
Here is another Service or Take Action Project idea:
Via Sherry V.
If anyone would like to donate a new teddy bear to this cause, you can drop off to me at my office Coldwell Banker Legacy located at 753 Bakerfields Way, or call and I will pick it up.
Thanks. I have set a goal of collecting 100 bears to donate.
Via Denise L.
Warren County Family Court gives every adopted child a NEW teddy bear on their adoption day, but the court is running low!
The Law Office of Jennifer L. Brinkley, PLLC is calling on area businesses, law firms, agencies and community members to help them Fill Family Court on February 28, 2013 with NEW teddy bears! The group that donates the most NEW teddy bears will be honored with a $150 donation in their name to the Family Enrichment Center-Adoption Resource Program.
To participate, call (270) 799-7577 or email: jennbrinkleylaw@gmail.com
Sponsored by the Law Office of Jennifer L. Brinkley, PLLC
Art from the Little Brownie Bakers site.
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