You can sign up now for your chance to raise funds and make a difference to your local community.
Start planning your project, to run from 14 to 20 May 2012, and fundraise for your section, Group or District.
Inspire donations to your Group
When selecting your community project, it’s important to get the whole Group involved.
Consider the impact it will have on residents, friends and family. Remember that Community Scout Week’s aim is to raise money, so think about what kind of project would inspire people to donate.
Consult the community
Speak with local people about what they would like your Scouts to do.
You could run a competition in your local newspaper or library or post suggestions on local social media pages to engage residents or contact your council.
Badges and awards
Your project could also help your young people achieve awards and badges including the Cub Community Challenge, Beaver Outdoor Challenge, Explorer Community Activity Badge, Cub and Scout DIY Activity Badges, and the Environment Partnership Award.
Participants who raise funds and donate 25 per cent to the Development Grants Board will also receive a Scout Community Week Badge.
Sign up and get involved on the Scout Community Week webpage.
