SCOUTER Interactive - Your Guide to Scout Out the Net! SCOUTER Magazine and Network
SCOUTER  |  NetCompass  |  NetRoster  |  Forums  |  ClipArt  |  Headlines  |  Auctions  

You are 1 of 1256 Active Users

 Locator >
SCOUTER : archives : Scouts-L : July 1996 : Post
Menu > Email this page to a friend Send page to friend
 

Check out the new SCOUTER Discussion Forums and Post Your Questions Now!

Re: Service Projects

OPTIMIST (Optimist@CRIS.COM)
Wed, 31 Jul 1996 10:26:09 -0400


On Mon, 29 Jul 1996, Jim Peterson wrote:

> I have two questions on the subject of fund raisers:
>
> First, is there a web page with suggestions for service projects? We have a
> young Troop, started with one Scout three years ago, the oldest Scout now
> just finished First Class and needs to do six hours of service projects for
> Star. When I was a Scout we usually helped out with an Eagle project(s).
> Since we don't have any older Scouts this is out.

The Scouts-L list server has a number of files on service projects
(especially Eagle related).

> Second, What qualifies as a service project? If it results in income to the
> Troop, does that disqualify it as a service project? Our local volunteer
> Fire Department is holding a "Fall Festival" to raise funds for training and
> equipment.

What qualifies as a service project for anything less than an Eagle
project is subjective and basically up to troop leadership. If you feel
helping at this festival provides worthwhile service, then it qualifies.
However, the above would be turned down as an Eagle service project. While
an Eagle project can included limited fund raising as an integral part of
a larger project, fund raising cannot be the sole purpose regardless of
the beneficial use of the funds raised.

YIS

Michael Kauffmann optimist@cris.com
Wood Badge 92-35 http://www.cris.com/~optimist/
I used to be a Bobwhite... | >--\/\/-\/\/-\/\/--> |

Terry Howerton Sakima Group, Inc. SCOUTER Magazine Kansas City

A few Commercial Links from the SCOUTER NetCompass...


Featured Link Colorado whitewater raftingClick here for more information
Arkansas River rafting on the way to Philmont

Featured Link Team Building Games - Best on the WebClick here for more information
New scoutmaster? Looking for fun team building games you can learn now and lead tonight? Visit our virtual team building games workshop online. Comprehensive resource. Free activity guide.

Featured Link Maine Whitewater Rafting-Scout Specials!Click here for more information
Rafting and Kayaking in Maine - Scout Specials, Camping, Cabins, Meals, Hiking, Biking, Climbing Wall, Team Building and More!

Featured Link Whitewater rafting in NC and TNClick here for more information
Whitewater rafting adventures on the French Broad and Nolichucky Rivers near Asheville, NC.

Featured Link Whitewater Rafting and Merit BadgeClick here for more information
West Vrginia Whitewater Rafting, Climbing, Horseback Riding, Fishing and Mountain Biking with Appalachian Wildwaters. We offer camping, lodging, food, a pool and a hot tub to relax in after a day of adventure.

Featured Link BUGLES! From www.Scoutbugle.comClick here for more information
SCOUTBUGLE.COM has BUGLES for Scouts and Re-enactors. Our web site contains resources for learning to play the bugle, bugle calls and assistance in completing the BUGLING MERIT BADGE. Purchase Rexcraft Replica bugles and other styles to fit your needs.

Featured Link Sail School BahamasClick here for more information
A range of Sailing Adventure Programs - experience life onboard a sailboat as you learn to sail in the beautiful and safe islands of the northern Bahamas

Add your link to SCOUTER NetCompass





Join SCOUTER.com

Join SCOUTER.com and participate in the Discussion Forums & receive our email newsletters. First, please enter your e-mail address. We'll see if we have you in our records (must be complete and valid e-mail address to complete registration):

E-mail address

Postal/ZipCode


Site Members Login


SCOUTER Forums

Share your questions, answers and ideas in the SCOUTER Forums!


FREE Web Hosting from SCOUTER!
SCOUTER.com provides free web hosting to more than 2,000 Scout units!

What's become of SCOUTER Magazine, the print publication?

Buy the Back Issues

NetCompass
Categories

Advancement
Calendar
Campfires
Discussion Lists
Graphics and Clipart
Leaders Resource
Medical Issues Library
Meeting Activities
Scout Skills
Scouting History
Scouting Organizations
Service To America
Training
Where To Go
Youth Protection

Sponsors

Site Dedication

SCOUTER celebrates the life of William Hillcourt... Scoutmaster to the World and the founding inspiration for the grassoots resources we share.

© 1994-2005 SCOUTER.com. All rights reserved.

SCOUTER is an independent publication and has been the primary Scouting portal on the web since 1994.
It is not officially affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America, the Girl Scouts of the USA or the World Organization of Scout Movements.
Web Developer/SaaS Hosting by FastRoot, Chicago - Terry Howerton

spacer.gif (57 bytes)