1. Contact local non-profit agencies to arrange for sign painting.
   
2. Contact businesses for donations of materials.
   
3. Contact a local artist or school art department for help with sign design.
   
4. Arrange a central location for designing and painting signs.
   
5. Make sure respondents clean up after their work.
   
6. When they have finished their project, respondents must complete the Stop and
   Thinkactivity and write an accurate record of their Hours Completed.
   
7. Sign the supervisor Check Point.

YOUTH INSTRUCTIONS

• Tasks—What needs to be done step-by-step?
  
• Time Needed—How much time will each step take?
  
• Who Does What—Who is going to do each task?

1. Check with your project supervisor for time, place, tools and supplies you will need
   to design and paint signs for community-service agencies.
   
2. Contact non-profit agency to determine what the sign should say (name, location,
   slogan, logo, etc.). When you work at the non-profit agency, you will get to meet the
   people who work there. Ask them what they do for the community.
   
3. Install the sign.
   
4. Clean up after your work. Don’t take away from the job you have done by leaving a
   mess of your own!
   
5. When you have finished your project, complete the Stop and Thinkactivity. Keep a
   record of the Hours Completed, the time you spent working on the project.
   
6. Have your supervisor sign the Check Point.

• What did you do today?
  
  
  
• What did you learn about your community?
  
  
  
• What did you learn about yourself?
  
  
  
• If you worked as a team, did you work well together? Why or why not?
  
  
  
• How could you do this project better next time?