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Statement Of Purpose: The Boy Scouts Of America

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I'm currently in the Boy Scouts of America and we do a lot of volunteering at all sorts of different places. We do this event every winter called "Coats for Kids", where each kid/aldult get two coats a piece and we help them pick out what best fits their style. Participating in this event helps people all around the community that are in need of a new jacket or coat which there is always a lot of. I also volunteer downtown with The Volunteers of America and we help feed the less fortunate on Wednesdays. We have some serving the drinks,others serving deserts and the rest serving different food. It's always good giving to those that in are in need. I helped my uncle and other church members plenty of times with the food bank at my church

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