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Scouting For Food 2008

Cub Scout Leaders

Scouting for Food Plan Outline

Key Milestones

Communication Plan

Collection Boxes

Bags

Pick Up

Drop Off


 

Key Milestones
10/30/2008 Print Flyers (Flyer, Suggested Food List)                  
10/31/2008 Decorate Collection Boxes
       Supplies: 4 Boxes (two per center)
                         8 SFF Logos
                         8 Glue Sticks
                            Tape
                            Kid Scissors
        
11/1/2008 9:00 AM – Meet in Adams Parking for Bag distribution
11/3/2008                  -   Rent Truck          
11/8/2008 9:00 AM - Meet in Adams Parking Lot for pickup
11/8/2008 12:00 PM - Drive Truck to Drop Off location
 
Communication Plan
·        Obtain permission to keep boxes in Sterling and Ashburn.
 
·        Announce project to adams1 CCMO
 
·        Have project announced at all Jummahs and in The Heartbeat
 
 
Collection Boxes
·        Create two collection boxes for Ashburn and Sterling Location
 
·        Ask Reston, Tysons, Fairfax, South Riding locations to Bring food to collection boxes in Sterling or Ashburn or to bring food to the adams center on 11/8
 
·        We will need the 2 boxes on 10/31. We can wrap the boxes in paper and then post the scouting for food logos.
 
·        Place Boxes in Designated Locations
 
 
Bags
 
  • Bring limited number of bags to Den Meeting on 10/31 for scouts to distribute to friends and family. 
  • Meet at Main Center 11/1/2008 9:00 AM to distribute bags to houses.
  • Print bag notes; Use bright, colored paper. State who you are, what you are doing, what you are seeking, when will you be back, how to contact the pack or troop.
  • Staple bag notes onto bags or slip one note into each bag; use door knob hangers as an alternative
  •  Prepare maps of your territory so that each group of Scouts knows where to canvass.
  •  Track number of homes on each route. A good rule of thumb is 20-30 homes per Cub Scout; 40 homes per Boy Scout.
  •  Be safe: Pair up Cub Scouts and always have adult supervision. No apartment buildings and multi-dwelling condos. You must have the property manager’s approval to enter.
  •  Scouts tie one bag onto door handle for each home in territory.
  •  Consider using a rubber band to attach the bag to the door handle. This works well on windy days.

 

Pick Up

 
  • Rent Truck
  • Pick Up Bags in the morning 11/8 from 9AM – 12 PM.
  • Knock on doors if no bag is left outside (w/Adult supervision) – Scouts carry an extra bag
  • Keep a cardboard box in each vehicle for glass items. Separate out glass items at earliest convenience to avoid a mess.
  • Sweep the neighborhood again during the afternoon
  • Don’t forget to check any collection boxes
 
Drop Off
  • Confirm the current drop-off location
  • Bring food to designated collection site. Units may aggregate food into larger vehicles.
  • Vehicles don’t need to arrive at collection site at same time.

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