How does a local chapter decide on its community service projects?

A local chapter decides on its community service projects by assessing community needs and member interests because this approach ensures that the initiatives are relevant, impactful, and align with the values and goals of both the community and the organization. By evaluating what the community truly requires, members can identify projects that address specific issues, fostering a sense of purpose and connection within the chapter. Additionally, incorporating member interests encourages participation and enthusiasm, as members are more likely to engage deeply in projects that resonate with their passions and skills. This strategic alignment ultimately leads to more effective and meaningful service activities that benefit the community as well as enhance the chapter's contribution to society.