I saw something on TV that really bothered me. It was some people in a fistfight over some commodities like toilet paper. I would like to combat this with a movement I call “Deed a Day.” Every man woman and child in America (and elsewhere) do at least one good deed each day.

Please spread the word to every person you know and ask them to ask every person THEY know to do at least one good deed a day. Remember...

DEED A DAY


Also, please send this message to everyone you know!

My heartfelt thanks.

Richard Crawford

I saw something on TV that really bothered me. It was some people in a fistfight over some commodities like toilet paper. I would like to combat this with a movement I call “Deed a Day.” Every man woman and child in America (and elsewhere) do at least one good deed each day.

Please spread the word to every person you know and ask them to ask every person THEY know to do at least one good deed a day. Remember...

DEED A DAY


Also, please send this message to everyone you know!

My heartfelt thanks.

Richard Crawford

Quote: "very sad it was a great organization helped build and develop young men into leaders."

It is a great organization that helps build and develop young people into leaders.

It always needs adults that believe in the ideals of Scouting to volunteer as Den Leaders, Cub Masters, Scout Masters, Unit Committeemen, and Assistants. If you think you are too old to sleep in a tent on the hard ground, there are district jobs such as Unit Commissioners that work with the leaders of 2-3 units in their neighborhood.

If you believe that youth should be taught to be: trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, brave, clean, and reverent, and are willing to take the Scout Oath:

"On my honor, I will do my best, to do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law to help other people at all times, to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally strait."

Then you can be a Scouter.

You can also serve as a merit badge counselor. How about photography or wood working? Google for a list of the merit badges currently available and I'm sure you will find one or more that you could share your expertise, with some young person.

This is not just a boys game any more. You ladies can hold any of these positions.

Quote: "very sad it was a great organization helped build and develop young men into leaders."

It is a great organization that helps build and develop young people into leaders.

It always needs adults that believe in the ideals of Scouting to volunteer as Den Leaders, Cub Masters, Scout Masters, Unit Committeemen, and Assistants. If you think you are too old to sleep in a tent on the hard ground, there are district jobs such as Unit Commissioners that work with the leaders of 2-3 units in their neighborhood.

If you believe that youth should be taught to be: trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, brave, clean, and reverent, and are willing to take the Scout Oath:

"On my honor, I will do my best, to do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law to help other people at all times, to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally strait."

Then you can be a Scouter.

You can also serve as a merit badge counselor. How about photography or wood working? Google for a list of the merit badges currently available and I'm sure you will find one or more that you could share your expertise, with some young person.

This is not just a boys game any more. You ladies can hold any of these positions.