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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.
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.
After your girls set up or participate in a leaf clean up project in your community this fall, thank them for their hard work with this service patch.
Babies need so much stuff! Families in your community struggling to feed, cloth and care for their little ones will appreciate your baby supply drive. Check with your local food pantries, shelters and places of worship to see if they can accept baby clothing, toys and other supplies.
The Baby Bundles Patch from MakingFriends®.com is a cute reminder of an important service that can also inspire others when they see it on your scout’s vest.
Your troop or youth group will love showing their patriotism with the Proud American Patch from MakingFriends®.com.
After your girls organize or participate in a clothing drive in your area, acknowledge their hard work by giving your girls a Clothing Drive service patch from MakingFriends®.com.
While your girls are out having fun caroling for the holidays, why not take the opportunity to help out the community as well. Your girls can send out flyers or other notice before they go caroling or bring signs and ask for donations as you go. Don’t forget to bring a wagon for all the cans they collect.
When the girls in your troop have completed a community service project they are passionate about, remind them of their efforts with this special Service From the Heart patch.
Fill a shoebox for the holidays to donate to those in the military or to those less fortunate.
The 2026 theme for Black History Month is “A Century of Black History Commemorations”. Share what we’ve found or help your girls research how black history commemorations have evolved since 1926 and give them this fun patch to help them remember what they learned.
Encourage your girls to volunteer at a local Black History Month celebration.
Many troops are at least partially girl – led so voting should not be a difficult concept for them to understand.
Hopefully they also understand that it’s ok to disagree as long as they remain respectful and kind.
Younger girls can practice voting skills by hosting an election of their own to choose a troop crest, a troop party theme or snacks for their next meeting.
Older girls may want to volunteer to help get the message out to the adults in the community to vote.
It’s important for the girls to remember they are only reminding people to vote, not telling them how to vote.
Help your girls learn how to do a flag ceremony. Especially appropriate for Flag Day activities or patriotic holiday events.
This patch is perfect to remember your troop’s visit to a nursing home.
Place an unwrapped toy in a donation box to brighten the holiday for kids in need or kids who are going through a difficult time.
Take some time at your troop or youth group meetings to write to soldiers. Care packages can also be sent when you adopt a soldier. You can reach out to members of your community to find soldiers to write to. If you can’t find someone through your community, there are a number of websites that can help you get started.
This patch from MakingFriends®.com will show your group’s commitment to the military and could inspire another group to start a similar program.
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