Drive – Food Pantry

Items Needed

  • Non-perishable food items (canned goods, pasta, rice, etc.)
  • Boxes or bags to collect and transport food
  • Markers and paper for signs or labels

Instructions

  1. Set Up the Food Drive:
    • Choose a location where food donations will be collected.
    • Set up tables, bins, or boxes to keep items organized.
    • Make signs that explain the food drive and what items are needed.
  2. Organize Donations:
    • Scouts gather and organize donated food items.
    • Sort food into categories (e.g., canned vegetables, pasta, snacks).
  3. Prepare Donations:
    • Check expiration dates and ensure items are safe to donate.
    • Pack food into boxes or bags for delivery.
  4. Deliver or Assist a Food Pantry:
    • Bring donations to a local food pantry.
    • If helping at a pantry, scouts can assist with sorting and organizing shelves.
  5. Reflect on the Experience:
    • Discuss why food drives and food pantries are important.
    • Talk about how this helps the community and people in need.

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