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communtiy service ideas, anyone?

Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 19:39
I'm a Girl Scout and soon enough I'll Have to do my Gold Award, which needs around fifty community service hours. However I want to do something that fits my interests; education, handicaps, biology, that sort of thing. Any ideas?
Kazus
10-07-2006, 19:41
Ask your school or local hospitals if they need any free help. Im sure they wont refuse.
Deep Kimchi
10-07-2006, 19:42
I'm a Girl Scout and soon enough I'll Have to do my Gold Award, which needs around fifty community service hours. However I want to do something that fits my interests; education, handicaps, biology, that sort of thing. Any ideas?

Red Cross Volunteer

Volunteer for a river cleanup (probably won't make the full fifty that way).

Volunteer at a nursing home.
Anarchic Christians
10-07-2006, 19:43
I'm a Girl Scout and soon enough I'll Have to do my Gold Award, which needs around fifty community service hours. However I want to do something that fits my interests; education, handicaps, biology, that sort of thing. Any ideas?

Eugenics?

I was JOKING!

Hospitals or care homes probably wouldn't turn down a good volunteer (you'd need a background check probably though, depending where you are, I've volunteered to help at Sunday School and I'll need a record check probably).
Smunkeeville
10-07-2006, 19:45
volunteer at your local literacy program (you can read right?)
volunteer at the library to teach a class to kids or to read during story time
volunteer for your local political party (registering people to vote ect.)
contact the local red cross, they do stuff constantly and welcome volunteers
call the local hospital ask if they need volunteers
look up charities in the phone book and start calling them to see if they need help

call the children's hospital, ask to speak to thier "child life" department, they are always in need of people to visit chronically ill children in the hospital and make them laugh.
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 19:45
Oh, I'm 15...has to be something that I can do at that age.
Deep Kimchi
10-07-2006, 19:46
Oh, I'm 15...has to be something that I can do at that age.
You can be a Red Cross Volunteer. Call them up.

I was one back in the day...
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 19:46
call the children's hospital, ask to speak to thier "child life" department, they are always in need of people to visit chronically ill children in the hospital and make them laugh.
That sounds cool...I might look into that.
UpwardThrust
10-07-2006, 19:47
I'm a Girl Scout and soon enough I'll Have to do my Gold Award, which needs around fifty community service hours. However I want to do something that fits my interests; education, handicaps, biology, that sort of thing. Any ideas?
sorry I made benches for a local park for my eagle scout lol
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 19:47
You can be a Red Cross Volunteer. Call them up.

I was one back in the day...
That's really hard for me to imagine...no offense.
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 19:48
sorry I made benches for a local park for my eagle scout lol
Boys have it easy :mad:
Smunkeeville
10-07-2006, 19:48
Oh, I'm 15...has to be something that I can do at that age.
you can do all of mine except possibly the "registering people to vote" but you can still volunteer for the party doing other things

;)
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 19:49
you can do all of mine except possibly the "registering people to vote" but you can still volunteer for the party doing other things

;)
I hate politics...I've met lots of senators and they're all two feet taller than me.
Deep Kimchi
10-07-2006, 19:50
That's really hard for me to imagine...no offense.

Today I house battered women and their children in my home. Go figure.
Keruvalia
10-07-2006, 19:50
I'm a Girl Scout

And stunning in the uniform!

and soon enough I'll Have to do my Gold Award

Congratulations!

Any ideas?

Something with the elderly. People always seem to forget to take care of them.
UpwardThrust
10-07-2006, 19:51
Boys have it easy :mad:
Yeah right by built benches also means over 500 dollars in cement mixed by hand and probably 100 hours into building forms seting bases and building the benches themselfs
Smunkeeville
10-07-2006, 19:52
I hate politics...I've met lots of senators and they're all two feet taller than me.
ha, almost everyone is two feet taller than me LOL (not really but I am quite short)

does your neighborhood have neighborhood watch? you could volunteer for that, or you could start your own, that's guaranteed to take 50 hours and you will get extra brownie points for taking initiative. (not really actual brownie points, that's a figure of speech but you know that)
Sumamba Buwhan
10-07-2006, 19:53
you're first act of public service should be to feed me cookies!
Sumamba Buwhan
10-07-2006, 19:54
Yeah right by built benches also means over 500 dollars in cement mixed by hand and probably 100 hours into building forms seting bases and building the benches themselfs


pussy :p

hehehehehe
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 19:54
Something with the elderly. People always seem to forget to take care of them.
Done it...I've made Valentines with them and this one little old lady kept yelling no maniacally like it was torture or something...it was funny.
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 19:57
ha, almost everyone is two feet taller than me LOL (not really but I am quite short)

does your neighborhood have neighborhood watch? you could volunteer for that, or you could start your own, that's guaranteed to take 50 hours and you will get extra brownie points for taking initiative. (not really actual brownie points, that's a figure of speech but you know that)
I'm 5'3". Not too bad.
Yes, we have a neighborhood watch and my favorite old couple is in charge of it. They're like eighty but they always order six boxes of cookies.
Smunkeeville
10-07-2006, 19:58
I'm 5'3". Not too bad.
Yes, we have a neighborhood watch and my favorite old couple is in charge of it. They're like eighty but they always order six boxes of cookies.
offer to help them, Girl Scouts is all about community (or it was when I was in it)

you can help them with lots of stuff they can't do on thier own.

EDIT: oh, and I am shorter than you ;)
UpwardThrust
10-07-2006, 19:58
pussy :p

hehehehehe
Lol that was on top of joining the voulenteer fire department and working two jobs while transitioning into college lol

slacker lol
Sumamba Buwhan
10-07-2006, 20:01
Lol that was on top of joining the voulenteer fire department and working two jobs while transitioning into college lol

slacker lol


teeheee

ok I concede, I can barely handle one desk job wher I sit and chat on NS half the day.

you hard workers might get yoru reward down the line but being a slacker pays off now
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 20:02
offer to help them, Girl Scouts is all about community (or it was when I was in it)

you can help them with lots of stuff they can't do on thier own.

EDIT: oh, and I am shorter than you ;)
Not anymore; now it's all about being cool and dropping out! I am the only one left from my original Girl Scout Troop. Everyone else dropped out.
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 20:03
teeheee

ok I concede, I can barely handle one desk job wher I sit and chat on NS half the day.

you hard workers might get yoru reward down the line but being a slacker pays off now
I read this and I think hobo. :D
Sumamba Buwhan
10-07-2006, 20:05
I read this and I think hobo. :D

well if I cant handle my job I can always live off my wife. it's always good to have a backup plan.
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 20:07
well if I cant handle my job I can always live off my wife. it's always good to have a backup plan.
How does she feel about that?
Smunkeeville
10-07-2006, 20:09
Not anymore; now it's all about being cool and dropping out! I am the only one left from my original Girl Scout Troop. Everyone else dropped out.
ah, see I got kicked out. I was shunned, it's cool here to go "all the way" through scouts

my girls are a little miffed at me that they didn't get to do daisies and brownies this year.
Sumamba Buwhan
10-07-2006, 20:09
How does she feel about that?


let's not bring her into this :p
Outcast Jesuits
10-07-2006, 20:23
ah, see I got kicked out. I was shunned, it's cool here to go "all the way" through scouts

my girls are a little miffed at me that they didn't get to do daisies and brownies this year.
A bumch of my troop members turned into hoe-bags. Go figure.:rolleyes: