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Originally Posted by Senusret I
^^ Sure!
From what I recall, he will be doing some cosmetic work on our grounds, including cleaning our siding, fixing up our small front yard, making a "Please Don't Litter" sign for it, painting our back porch, and staining and finishing our wooden wheelchair ramp.
I didn't want him to have to do all that grunt work, but he had to choose activities that the organization didn't already have the capacity to do on our own.
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Wow! I'm sure that will make a big difference to your non-profit and be greatly appreciated.
Yes, a scout has to choose a service project that fills a need the benefiting organization can't fill. It also has to be performed locally and can't benefit BSA or his troop's chartering organization. I also think there has to be at least 100 service hours to qualify. If it involves building something or painting something, etc, the Scout also has to come up with the funds and/or donations himself and not just pay for his supplies out of his (or his parents') pocket.
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