Plast scouts, counselors, parents, and guests assembled a total of 27,155 Pocket First Aid Kits. Other volunteers around the country have assembled an additional 10,875 kits. To date, volunteers have assembled 38,030 out of our 500,000 total goal! Thank you!
In Whippany, NJ Plast scouts together with U.S. scouts share the task of stuffing bags before vacuum sealing Pocket First Aid Kits.
Scouts and parents in Cleveland diligently work to prepare and pack Pocket First Aid Kits.
“…it shows that no matter what age, you can take part in your community and do something great and change the world a little bit at a time,” said volunteer Adriana K.
Scouts in Washington D.C. and adults take over a huge room to sort, pack, and seal heaps of supplies to make Pocket First Aid Kits.
“It’s sad that we have to make these,” she said. “But this could make a difference, if we get all these boxes out to Ukraine.” -Kalyna, age 15, Plast scout in Washington D.C.
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Plast scouts in New York City add artistic finishing touches to each Pocket First Aid Kit.
Scouts in Passaic, NJ examine supplies and carefully check the best way to prepare bags for sealing Pocket First Aid Kits.
Scouts in Chicago stand and form an assembly line for efficient packing of Pocket First Aid Kits.
Scouts in Boston, some in Ukrainian embroidered blouses, gather to prepare Pocket First Aid Kits.
Scouts in Philadelphia pay close attention to ensure the Pocket First Aid Kits are stuffed and sealed properly.
Thank you to everyone who participated!
