“A Scout is Helpful…”
How does the 3
rd
point of the Scout law fit into a product sale? A Scout should want to help their unit, friends and families. Earning their own way helps to alleviate the families’ costs of being in Scouting, helping their parents. Making a Scout responsible for their activities helps them to buy into the unit more. It helps the unit by giving them additional funds that can be used to help improve the program, whether that is reviving the unit library or purchasing new camping gear. It may seem a stretch, but this card can also help friends reduce their costs. With the added bonus savings depending on what is used it can help someone save hundreds of dollars. Theme parks at Disney World have a deal where you can save up to $70.00 off gate prices, not bad for a $5.00 purchase. So, a helpful Scout can help your unit, friends and family save money. Is that helpful?
