American Heritage Girls Service Star
American Heritage Girls Service Star
“Service is a vital part of your AHG experience and will teach you much about yourself and your community. You may provide service to your church, your community, or your school. In order for an act to be considered service in AHG, you must not be reimbursed in any way. As we are called to love our neighbors, AHG differentiates between community service and family service. It is wonderful if you help Mom or Dad with the housework or yard work, but this is not community service. There are plenty of badge requirements that will allow you to get credit for the great work you do as part of your family, but this type of work doesn’t qualify as community service. You can earn service hours through Troop sponsored activities or on your own with your family, church, community, etc.” --taken from pg. 41 of the AHG Handbook
5 hours of service required for each Tenderheart Blue star 10 hours of service required for each Explorer Red star
15 hours of service required for each Pioneer White star 20 hours of service required for each Patriot Yellow star
**Submit payment of $0.75 per star – forms received with no signature or payment will not be accepted**
Use the chart below to record your service hours. When you have accumulated enough hours to earn a star at your AHG level, turn in the completed form at you AHG meeting. Name __________________________________________ Date
Project Description
Parent’s signature ____________________________________
AHG level _____________________________
Number of Hours
Service star hours approved/Leader’s signature ________________________________________________
“Service is a vital part of your AHG experience and will teach you much about yourself and your community. You may provide service to your church, your community, or your school. In order for an act to be considered service in AHG, you must not be reimbursed in any way. As we are called to love our neighbors, AHG differentiates between community service and family service. It is wonderful if you help Mom or Dad with the housework or yard work, but this is not community service. There are plenty of badge requirements that will allow you to get credit for the great work you do as part of your family, but this type of work doesn’t qualify as community service. You can earn service hours through Troop sponsored activities or on your own with your family, church, community, etc.” --taken from pg. 41 of the AHG Handbook
5 hours of service required for each Tenderheart Blue star 10 hours of service required for each Explorer Red star
15 hours of service required for each Pioneer White star 20 hours of service required for each Patriot Yellow star
**Submit payment of $0.75 per star – forms received with no signature or payment will not be accepted**
Use the chart below to record your service hours. When you have accumulated enough hours to earn a star at your AHG level, turn in the completed form at you AHG meeting. Name __________________________________________ Date
Project Description
Parent’s signature ____________________________________
AHG level _____________________________
Number of Hours
Service star hours approved/Leader’s signature ________________________________________________
