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2017 Black hawk Area Council Boy Scouts of America Unit Participation PacketSCOUTING FOR FOOD GOOD TURN 2017 Dear Unit Leader: Millions of Americans go hungry at some time every month. Hunger is a

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1. Start by contacting local food banks or organizations that accept food donations to inquire about their specific requirements for accepting donations.
2. Organize a meeting with your scouting group to discuss the goal of the food drive and create a plan of action.
3. Assign specific roles and responsibilities to each member of the scouting group, such as publicizing the event, organizing collection sites, and coordinating transportation.
4. Develop a list of suggested non-perishable food items for donation, taking into consideration any dietary restrictions or preferences of the recipients.
5. Create and distribute flyers, posters, and social media posts to promote the food drive. Include details such as the collection dates, times, and drop-off locations.
6. Set up collection bins at convenient locations within your community, such as schools, churches, or local businesses. Make sure to clearly label the bins with the purpose of the drive and any specific instructions for donating.
7. Encourage community members to participate by mentioning the food drive during public events, contacting local media outlets for coverage, and reaching out to friends, family, and neighbors.
8. Monitor the donation process and ensure that collection bins are regularly emptied and securely stored.
9. As the food drive comes to an end, sort and inspect the donated items to ensure their quality and expiration dates. Discard any items that are damaged or expired.
10. Deliver the collected food items to the designated food bank or organization, ensuring that all necessary documentation and protocols are followed.
11. Follow up with the food bank or organization to obtain any necessary feedback or updates on the impact of your donation. Consider sharing this information with your scouting group or community to inspire future involvement.
12. Reflect on the success of the food drive and discuss any improvements or lessons learned for future events.

Who needs scouting for food?

1. Scouting for food is needed by individuals and families who may be facing food insecurity or have limited access to nutritious meals. This can include low-income families, homeless individuals, elderly individuals on fixed incomes, and individuals affected by natural disasters or other emergencies. Additionally, food banks and organizations that provide food assistance rely on scouting for food to maintain their inventory and meet the needs of the communities they serve.

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