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Nothing is harder for families than spending the holiday without the money needed for gifts and festive food. Your troop and make a difference by choosing an item from an angel tree or sponsoring the whole family with your families helping out. Talk to the local churches or school nurses to find a family in need.
Our Recruiter Fun Patch is a great way to thank your girls and your volunteers!
Ideas for girls and volunteers to earn the patch, as well as recruitment ideas, are included in our Recruiter Fun Patch Patch Program®
Check with place of worship or your schools to find an angel tree.
Bell Ringing for the Salvation Army is a great parent/child community service project for the holidays
This “Honoring our Seniors” Patch is perfect for your group after a trip to the nursing home.
Making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the homeless is a rewarding experience. Remember the time in years to come with our PB & J patch.
Earn this patch by living by the GS Law* and using resources wisely. Perfect for energy-saving service projects!
*Not affiliated with, endorsed by or a licensee of Girl Scouts of the US
This colorful Cards for Kids patch is a great way for your Girls to remember their community service project by making cards for kids in the hospital or in shelters.
Fill a shoe box for children or the military at the holidays or any time to make someone smile. After your service project, give your girls this patch from MakingFriends®.com to remember their hard work.
Donating birthday in a box for children in hospitals or families in need can help give a child a smile on their special day. Your girls will remember their participation in your community service project with this colorful patch.
Angel trees and giving trees are a great holiday community service activity for your troop. Check with your local church, shelter, hospital or veteran’s home to see if they have or would like an angel tree your troop can help with. Don’t forget a patch to help your scouts remember the spirit of giving all year long!
Girls can learn to Respect Authority during a visit from police officers to your troop meeting. Remember to honor police on dates such as National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day (January 9th) and National Police Week (the week that includes May 15th which is Peace Officers Memorial Day).
Food allergies can be quite serious. Your troop can learn about, and help spread awareness about, the seriousness of food allergies with their community. Scouts of every age can learn the importance of not trading or sharing foods without knowing if someone has food allergies and what is in the food they want to share. Remind them to ask an adult if they aren’t sure. This patch from MakingFriends®.com on their vest to help get the conversation started with others.
Just like each person is unique, each person with autism is also unique. Help your troop to understand that those with autism might communicate in different ways. They have special gifts and talents just like each of the members of their troop. Remind them that kids with autism like birthdays, playing and having friends. Someone with autism might need extra compassion and more people to take the time be their friend. Reach out to your local Autism Society chapter to see if you can arrange for a guest speaker, video or literature to help your troop learn more. The Autism Awareness patch from MakingFriends®.com makes a great addition to any scout uniform and might even give your scouts an opening to share what they’ve learned with others.
This 2″ embroidered iron-on patch can be awarded as part of our Animal Advocate Service Patch Program®. Find out more about this program.
This 2″ embroidered iron-on patch can be awarded as part of our Animal Advocate Service Patch Program®. Find out more about this program.
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