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Webelos – 4th Grade
My Community
Citizenship
Required
Requirement 4

Diaper and Formula Drive

Webelos – 4th Grade
My Community
Citizenship
Required
Requirement 4

Diaper and Formula Drive

Snapshot of Activity

With your den, host a diaper and formula drive to donate to an organization that gives them to those in need. 

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  • Collection boxes or bins 
  • Paper  
  • Markers, colored pencils, or crayons  

Before Meeting 1: 

  1. Find a local organization such as a shelter or transitional housing that would need items such as diapers and formula. 
  2. Decide on the date and duration for the drive. 
  3. Ask the organization if they can have a member attend your den meeting to pick up the donations and set the date for the visit. 

During Meeting 1: 

  1. Have Cub Scouts create posters or flyers advertising the drive. 
  2. Hang up your flyers or posters around the neighborhood, at school, and in other places where people will see them. 
  3. With permission, set up collection boxes or bins in places where people can easily drop off donations, like schools, community centers, or local stores. 

Before Meeting 2: 

  1. Pick up donations from the collection boxes. 

During Meeting 2: 

  1. Have Cub Scouts sort the donated items into bags or boxes. 
  2. Present the donations to the member of the organization who is attending your meeting.

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