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$0.69Book Drive Patch
Quick ViewBook drives are a great community service for your scouts to provide to your local shelter, community center, hospital and more. The Book Drive patch from MakingFriends®.com will remind your girls of their hard work.
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$0.69Bingo Patch — Balls
Quick ViewHave fun with your girls playing BINGO. You’ll find fun free bingo themed printable cards on our page Fun and Games.
Bingo for Books is another fun event your girls will enjoy. Have girls bring a few gently used books and play until everyone wins. Make it a part of your service project by donating the left over books to a local shelter or little free library.
The residents at your local senior center or nursing home would love for your troop to host a BINGO night for them too.
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$0.69Bingo Patch — Balloon
Quick ViewHave fun with your girls playing BINGO. You’ll find fun free bingo themed printable cards on our page Fun and Games.
BINGO for Books is another fun event your troop or service unit will enjoy. Have scouts bring a few gently used books and play until everyone wins. Make it a part of your service project by donating the left over books to a local shelter or little free library.
Turn your fun activity into a community service event. The residents at your local senior center or nursing home would love for your troop to host a BINGO night for them too.
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$0.69Bingo Patch
Quick ViewHave fun with your girls playing BINGO. You’ll find fun free bingo themed printable cards on our page Fun and Games.
Bingo for Books is another fun event your girls will enjoy. Have girls bring a few gently used books and play until everyone wins. Make it a part of your service project by donating the left over books to a local shelter or little free library.
The residents at your local senior center or nursing home would love for your troop to host a BINGO night for them too.
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$0.69Autism Awareness Patch
Quick ViewJust 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.