Volunteers and supporters are always looking for things they can do to support Scouting. Here are some recommendations:

• Enroll your child in Scouting. 
  They will love the experience—you will love the difference it makes in their life. 

• Become a volunteer.
  Whether you volunteer to help out on a project or as a Scoutmaster, Scouting will be worth your time and effort. 

• Tell your neighbors about Scouting.
  Young people enjoy Scouting and its activities, but they enjoy it more when their friends are involved.

• Get your place of worship involved.
  Synagogues, churches, and mosques are great places for spiritual and values-based activities. 

• Write a letter to the newspaper.
  Tell them how Scouting has affected your life and community. 

• Write a letter to your United Way.
  Let them know what a great job Scouting is doing in the community.

• Contact the school board.
  Thank them for the opportunity to use their facilities for Scouting functions. 

• Organize a color guard for community events.
  It is important for people to see Scouting as a meaningful and vital part of the community. 

• Financially support a youth in need.
  It costs less than 34¢ a day to support one youth in the Scouting program for a year. 

Last Edited March 05, 2007