“Youth don’t even need to have participated in Cub Scouts to join a troop. You won’t find another organization that allows youth opportunities like this: not just to participate in fun activities, but to lead, to own their adventure.”
Cub Scouts teaches young people grades K-5 perseverance and develops their problem-solving abilities
The Boy Scouts went up against Motor City Free Geek to see which project would take home the money raised by the $5 door donations. Those who attended paid $5 and enjoyed two different types of soup, bread and salad. They listened to the presentations and used voting beans to select the project they collectively wanted to fund. Both groups had great ideas, but…
This event is the most rewarding community service project that we do as a group. Not only teaching the kids the pay it forward philosophy but understanding that the food they help collect helps other of their classmates and families.”