Project for Awesome 2013: Girl Guides Australia
Remember that for every comment, one cent is donated to Project for Awesome, so you could answer some or all of these questions in a separate comment each :D
1. What community organisations have you been involved with or want to be involved with?
2. Have you ever slept under the stars?
3. Doing the high ropes course was probably my most adventurous moment. What was your bravest moment?
4. The coldest I've ever been was at a Guide camp were it rained for 4 days solid and I forgot to bring gumboots, so my feet were soaking wet the whole time. What is the coldest you've ever been?
5. If you were awarded a merit badge for something awesome about you, what would it be?
6. I loved annoying my parents by singing the same campfire songs over and over again. What is the most annoying song that you know?
7. Guide uniforms used to be a hideous combination of brown and yellow. What is the ugliest uniform/costume you've had to wear?
8. I joined Guides because I wanted the shiny badges. What is the weirdest reason that you joined a group or picked up a hobby?
9. I have mad knot tying skills- what is a skill that you have which you don't get to use very often?
10. Did you go to camp when you were younger?
Project for Awesome is an annual event where Youtubers and general internet humans come together to promote charitable organisations that they support and raise funds for these organisations. Please go to projectforawesome.com for more info, to donate, and to see all the videos! I don't know if I'm bending the rules at all here, but I chose to make my video about a community organisation, rather than a charity, because I think that often raising awareness for an organisation is just as important as raising funds.
Visit Girl Guides Australia's website for more info, or ask me questions in the comments! http://www.girlguides.org.au
Video from Girl Guiding UK from the Girl's perspective- • Discovering Girlguiding
Also I feel that I should mention that Guiding is non-discriminatory! Any female identifying individual is eligible for membership with the organisation, regardless of age, race, religion, sexual orientation, wealth, or disability. While Guiding and Scouting are sister organisations, it is important that they do differ from country to country. Just because I have been asked about it before, GGA has zero of the anti-gay or conservative ideology of BSA, and is for all girls :D
While I am a member of Girl Guides Australia, my views and the content of this video are my own and in no way represent the views of Girl Guides Australia xx
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