Be more than a member of your community – be a builder.
Being a good citizen is all about going above and beyond to help improve the community in which you live. It means you’re a helper, a giver, a doer, and it’s all part of the Scouting experience. Good citizenship can even look something like restoring an abandoned cemetery that’s over 175 years old.
Being a good citizen is tough work. It takes time and effort, but it’s rewarding. Here’s a taste of what it looks like:
Locating important government and recreational buildings in your community.
Attending city meetings and court sessions and discussing the issues raised.
Helping with an important issue in your community.
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Through Scouting, you can become more engaged in and involved with your community and make a difference for the people around you.
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