βΊ Scout & Youth Group Car Washes
Scout troops, 4-H clubs and youth groups raise money for camp, service projects and high-adventure trips.
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Charity car washes pop up most weekends from spring through fall β usually posted a week or two ahead. Check back soon, or be the first to put one on the map.
Tips for scout troop & youth group car washes
- Follow your councilβs money-earning guidelines and have adults supervise every shift.
- A car wash is a great service-and-leadership project β let older youth run the stations and the sign crew.
- Tell drivers what the money funds (summer camp, a high-adventure trip, a service project) on your sign.
- Uniforms or troop T-shirts make it instantly recognizable and trustworthy.
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How charity car washes work
A team, school or nonprofit borrows a parking lot for a morning, sets out buckets and signs, and washes cars for a set price or a donation. The money goes straight to their cause β uniforms, trips, medical bills, animal rescue, you name it.
Most run on a Saturday between 9 AM and 3 PM, and many are cash-only, so bring a few bills. A $10β$20 donation is typical; tipping extra is always appreciated.
Hosting one?
Listing is free and takes about a minute β no account needed. Drivers searching for a car wash near them will see your pin on the map.
Post your car wash Β· How to host a charity car wash Β· Supplies checklist