Community Service Projects

72-hour food kits - could be a service project for the pantry?

Blessing bags for the homeless are such a beautiful act of kindness for those in need. Today’s post will show you how to make homeless kits for those in need. These hygiene kits are handy to keep in your car, for those that live on the street, or can be given as gift bags for […] Pin It

Last week I helped Penelope’s Brownie Troop work on a service project that turned out so darn cute! The girls made Police Officer Appreciation Bags for all the police officers in their community and then dropped them off at our local police station after their Brownie meeting. Three officers even came out to thank the …

Looking for fun and unique ideas for service for kids? We have 20 projects that will inspire you. Help your community this summer. Great family activities you

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In Girl Scouts we do a lot of projects that help our local communities, our cities, our counties, our state, even our nation, and our world. Some of these projects are considered community service while others are considered Take Action projects, and yet even more seem to fall into both categories at the same time. As a leader, a volunteer, or even a girl—how do you tell the two apart?

Birthdays are a day I delight in making my children feel special! The House of Hendrix blog just celebrated its 1st Birthday. Our most popular post over the past year was surprisingly not the post on Girlfriends, but rather 20 Ways to Fill Your Child’s Love Tank of their Birthday! This tells me that there is …

A list of 37 impactful community service project ideas for kids of all ages. Kids will develop and grow while making an impact on the community around them.

Take Action idea: Daisies doing the 3 Cheers for Animals program could make these orange-and-cranberry feeders, which will attract birds such as orioles, woodpeckers, finches, thrashers, mockingbirds and tanagers. They could donate them to neighbors or a park, library, school, senior center, etc. To make it sustainable: The Daisies could pass on what they've learned by doing a presentation in school, making a video with grownup help, or helping other kids make their own feeder.

Inspired by companies that give back, our family decided to plan a playdate that would encourage community involvement with a simple service project.

Details on LDS Activity Days Service Project for youth where kids pick up litter and trash in your neighborhood community. Such a great way to serve.