A fundamental part of Girl Scouting is undertaking service projects in the community.
Service means doing something helpful without asking for or expecting a reward.
Through service projects girls can have fun, learn new skills and information and provide assistance to others. Service projects may be an element of a try-it or patch. Adopt a neighborhood senior citizen and help him or her with necessary chores. Do secret Brownie deeds for members of your family. Make tray favors, scrapbooks, napkin rings, or crafts for children in hospitals.