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Scouting Heritage Centennial Auction

Saturday, October 23, 2010
Tulalip Resort Hotel & Spa

Scouting for Food

Who: Every member of your unit

What: Scouting for Food: The BSA's role is to organize the food collection and make arrangements with established community distribution agencies that will warehouse and distribute the food to the need at no cost. The emphasis is on nonperishable food most need for nutrition, such as peanut butter, baby formula, complete packaged meals, and such canned goods as tuna, chunky soups, stews, meats, fruits and vegetables.

Where: A supermarket near you

When: September 10 – 12th.

Why: Hunger is a problem we can do something about by working together. Scouting for Food is a starting point. It is an example of our long-standing commitment to community service. Thorough this project the BSA directly helps meet the needs of the hungry, while exposing its members, particularly youth, to the highest ideals of the Scouting movement through a practical and dramatic experience in the principle of the Good Turn.

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