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Boys and girls who are passionate about taking care of animals will want to earn the Community Service for Animals Patch! Contact local animal shelters and rescue organizations to find out what service project best fits your troop or youth group.
Your girls can combine their love for crafts and passion for community service by creating items to donate. Bring your favorite craft projects when visiting seniors, veterans or shelters. This pretty patch is a reminder of the thoughtfulness of your girls.
March is National Craft Month.
On your next visit with senior citizens, plan a craft everyone can do together. A simple, fun craft is a great way to get the girls and seniors interacting while doing something everyone can enjoy.
Help your girls remember the fun and joy they brought on their visit with the Crafting With Seniors Patch from MakingFriends®.com.
March is National Craft Month.
DIY Comfort Care items for cancer patients is a great way to give back. It helps them get through hard times.
DIY To Donate means that you create and craft items to donate to people that need them. From dog beds, to unicorn capes; there is something everyone can make and donate.
Scouts who care about animals and nature will be proud to wear this Feral Friend patch after their community service project helping feral cats thrive.
Use the service project below or come up with your own activities for your troop to earn the Feral Friend patch from MakingFriends®.com.
Your girls can fill stockings to bring when they visit a nursing home, hospital or to donate to a shelter or veterans home for the holidays. This patch will them remember the fun they had while helping those in need.
This bright and cheery Founders Day patch is a great way to celebrate Juliette Gordon Lowe’s birthday with your troop.
Plan a birthday party for Juliette Low, teach the girls about the founder and have a ceremony or plan a community service project to honor her legacy.
Trying to recruit new girls? Hosting a Founders Day recruitment event can be a fun way to help grow your troop or start new troops in your service unit.
Our patch celebrating their founder, nicknamed Daisy, is one your girls will look forward to adding to their vest and will make a great first fun patch for new girls.
Our page Scout Holidays has ideas to plan your celebration and our page Juliette Gordon Low has information to help teach your scouts about ‘Daisy’.
Girls love GaGa Ball! Plan a tournament for your troop or service unit and remember the patch!
Building a GaGa Ball Pit makes a great Bronze, Silver or Gold project if there isn’t one in your community.
A jewelry making fun patch girls of every age would happy to add to their collection.
What are kindness rocks? Just what it sounds like! Rocks painted by your girls placed randomly in areas where people will see them an become inspired by the kind messages on them. If you haven’t seen them, your girls can start placing them in your area and see if others become inspired to do the same. Maybe they will be starting something new in your community that will make people smile. Your girls will love this patch when they have completed and placed their rocks!
Your girls will appreciate learning how to use a sewing machine. While it’s a great skill for anyone to have, learning to sew on a machine can also help with future badge work. The Junior Independence* and Senior Room Makeover* and Science of Style* badges all have activities for which knowing how to use a sewing machine could be a great help. If you don’t have a machine or the skills, check with your local sewing or craft shop to see if they offer a trip. Ask around in your community too. There may be seamstresses or tailors who would love to be a guest at your troop meeting or event to share their skills.
Proceeds from the patch will go to support Ukraine. May they find peace.
Check in with your local pet shelter to find out what their items they currently need.
Present the list to the girls so they can determine which items they can collect or make to donate.
Teach your scouts how to bake pies at a troop meeting or service unit event. A fun activity for the holidays or any time of year.
2″ Embroidered Iron-On Patch. This 2″ iron-on embroidered patch is part of our patch program®. There are many charities that accept pillowcase donations. They are often provided as a comfort item for children in stressful situations. The 1 Millon Pillowcase challenge is recording how many pillowcases are donated. Get your troop involved. Watch this…
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