Service Projects

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The official source for the information shown in this article or section is: Advancement Committee Policies & Procedures, 2008 Edition (BSA Supply No. 33088)

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Contents 1 Second Class Rank 2 Star and Life Ranks 3 Eagle Scout Rank 4 References

Second Class Rank

“ For the Second Class Rank, a Scout must participate in a service project or projects approved by his Scoutmaster. The time of service must be a minimum of one hour. This project prepares a Scout for the more involved service projects he must perform for the Star, Life, and Eagle Scout Ranks. ”

— Advancement Policies #33088, page 27

Star and Life Ranks

“ For Star and Life ranks, a Scout must perform six hours of service to others. This may be done as an individual project or as a member of a patrol or troop project. Star and Life service projects may be approved for Scouts assisting on Eagle service projects. The Scoutmaster approves the project before it is started. ”

— Advancement Policies #33088, page 27

Eagle Scout Rank

Main article: Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project

References

• Boy Scout Requirements #33215
• Advancement Policies #33088
• Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project
• 12 Steps From Life to Eagle