PITCH-IN CANADA Week


2009 PITCH-IN CANADA Week
April 20-26

Welcome Friends in Scouting!

           ìShow Scouting's concern for the environment
           ìThank your sponsors and your community for their support
            ìComplete program requirements

What can you do?
Decide on your group’s project, its scope, location, and timing. Your project can take a few hours, a day, or be an ongoing
commitment. Your project can be an environmental activity or an educational program, or both.

◊    Restore or enhance a local wildlife area
◊    Plant trees
◊    Set up a composting or recycling program
◊    Partner with another age group to teach others how we can all help to conserve and improve the environment
◊    Clean up around your meeting place, a local park, a ravine, the neighbourhood, or while on an outing or campout
◊    Fit PITCH-IN programs into your Badge Program - visit our free Resource Centre for specific information about
       linking our programs to various Badge Programs

What do we provide?

How and when do you register your project? 
It’s simple. Did you register online at www.pitch-in.ca last year? Recall your information using the email address you used to
register last year and password. New to the PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK campaign? Register by clicking on the link below! 
Register before March 15th to ensure that you receive free materials in time for this year’s campaign! 

As a registered Coordinator you also receive a free campaign tote bag! Click on the OPERATION: Clean Sweep logo on our website to register. Click here and register now!

Alice Johnson
 Volunteer Chair
PITCH-IN CANADA

PLEASE NOTE:  Free materials are sent on a first-come, first-served basis, starting March 15th for delivery by PITCH-IN WEEK
Delivery not guaranteed for Registrations received after March 15th.  Garbage/recycling bag quantities are
allocated by us to ensure that all applicants meeting the deadline receive bags. Please reuse shopping and any other
bags to supplement your supply.