Hello Pinkies, I am Jewel from the Philippines. thank you for your time and dedication to the World Scout Centre initiative! My question is: What inspired you to become a part of the Pinkies, and how has your involvement impacted your life and the lives of those around you? Thank you in advance for taking the time to answer this question. Happy Scouting!

"Ever since I was young, I have been drawn to the values and principles of Scouting. Participating in Scouts activities and community service projects has always been a part of my life. When I heard about the Pinkies, I сразу knew that I wanted to be a part of it. Joining the Pinkies meant being able to give back to the community on a larger scale. The idea of volunteering at KISC really appealed to me because of the opportunity to meet and collaborate with Scouts from all over the world ◝(ᵔᗜᵔ)◜"

jei
Senior scout from San Joaquin Kalawaan High School Pasig City Council, Philippines

On March 29, We the Senior Scouts from Outfit 141 organized an inspiring outreach program, “Share a Meal, Share a Future,” at Community Transformation Inc. in Brgy. Kalikid Norte. To make the event more meaningful, the we engaged participants in enjoyable games and distributed school supplies, essentials, and food to both the elderly and young individuals. Although a simple gesture, the initiative aimed to bring joy, inspire hope, and encourage the recipients to continue striving for a brighter future.

"As a Senior Scout, I’d consider becoming a Pinkie because it’s more than just volunteering—it’s living the Scouting spirit on a global level. The idea of serving at a place like Kandersteg International Scout Centre, where Scouts from all over the world come together, really excites me. It’s a chance to build friendships beyond borders, learn about different cultures, and challenge myself in a new environment."

Jelsy
Outfit-141 , Philippines

I would like to ask how new job vacancies are opened and how much money is needed to stay there?What is the minimum amount that someone has to bring with them apart from the money for the transportation to the camp?(I know that it is a voluntary activity, however I'm not sure if a volunteer has to pay for his meals or other things.) Thank you!

"It gives me the chance to live at a different part of the world, get to know people that haven or more common things with me (the principal one:being a scout and having this spirit), get to know people with different culture from around the world and have an extraordinary experience.Overall it seems as the best form of a scouting experience."

Lydia Syrianou
1st sea scouts of Mykonos , Greece

Questions about the Lifestyle: In general, what does a typical day look like for you as a volunteer at KISC? What types of accommodation are available for volunteers? Could you describe them a little? What are the meals like? Are they provided, and what kind of food can we expect? What facilities are available for volunteers during their free time? How are things like laundry and other personal needs handled for volunteers? What are the opportunities for socializing and recreation among volunteers outside of work hours? How is the work and rest schedule coordinated for volunteers? Is there any flexibility in it? What are some things that new volunteers should know or expect about the lifestyle at KISC? What's the most enjoyable aspect of the lifestyle as a volunteer at KISC for you? Do you have any tips or suggestions for new volunteers to make their stay more comfortable and smooth?

"Contributing directly to global Scouting, helping others learn and connect, and using my abilities in a meaningful way within the passionate KISC community would make me "consider" being a Pinkie."

Andrew Wagih
City of Culture and Science, Egypt

This is a photo of our Senior Scout Organization from a Youth Forum it was really fun and inspiring and I get to know a lot of things like making a project that will have a great impact for all that's why I made this few questions like—What is the main purpose of Pinkie? Does it have a positive impact to others?

"I would consider becoming a pinkie if they have a positive impact that will not only help me but also others and also inspire them."

Bela
San Joaquin Kalawaan High School Senior Scout Organization Pasig City Council, Philippines

Hello to all Pinkies, I'm Yuliia and I am from Ukraine, I learned that every Scout can come and volunteer at the World Scout Centre in 2021, when my friend went to you. My friend has a very good level of English, and I ,probably, have a bad one. I participate in various international events, among them were the 25th World Scout Jamboree and Roverway. Coming to these events, I was sure that my level of English would be enough to communicate with everyone. But sometimes there are moments when I don’t understand what they are saying to me, and I just nod my head, smile, and try to run away into the tent. I would like to ask, do the Scouts at the World Scout Centre have a fear that I won’t understand you because of your level of English? How do you try to understand each other if you can’t explain it in English? Or do they select you at the World Scout Centre based on your level of English? Thanks for the answer) Sorry for the mistakes •_•

"I would be forced to become Pinkie if I improved my English and finished studying. But probably if I saw the vlog "One day in the life of Pinkie" or something like that. Because I see what you have on Instagram, but I can't imagine what you do off camera. You probably hang out, travel together or something like that)"

Yuliia
Sokil, Ukraine

1. Do the pinkies call each other pinkies, or do they call each other code names? 2. What kind of animals do y'all have at KISC? 3. How long have you been a volunteer at KISC? 4. Were you a camper before? 5. Do you like paper airplanes?

"I would go to KISC to get my COR (a leader position in the USA) to wear a pink necker and shirt (he hates pink)"

John-Michael
Troop 271, United States

what do you like about scouting?

"when i can have more friends "

Steffanny
Rover Scout, Philippines

Foto ini saya ambil saat ada acara di sekolah saya terkait Pramuka, pertanyaan saya kepada pinkies yaitu apakah selama kalian menjadi relawan pernah merasakan bosan, lelah dan malas?

"Pramuka menarik perhatian saya dengan aktivitasnya yang sangat menarik, peduli lingkungan, dan di dalam Pramuka semua orang menjadi saudara, dalam Pramuka saya temukan keluarga lain selain keluarga kandung saya"

Zahro
AMSAGRA, Indonesia

I have considerd to take part in a 1-Year Volunteer, but what I would like to ask. Isn't living down in Kandersteg very expensive? Or do you get a train ticket paid.

"Nothing, I am already considering it, I am even already a member of KISC."

Christo
Parzival, Germany

How do they manage so many things?

"I love Bangladesh and I would love being there."

Emdadul haque
Uttar Kafrul high school sea scout group , Bangladesh

If becoming a pinkie worth while? I mean i would struggle with the being away from family for so long but do the benefits/experience outway that?

"I think i would like to, it seems like a great and once in a lifetime opotunity. I would find the thing I would struggle with is missing my family back home. "

Ben Anderson
Dane Valley , United Kingdom

May I ask, what is a pinkie? What are the job prospects? What are the tasks they do? And what if there are volunteers from outside the country? How to register? Are there any special requirements?

"I want to know first what pinkie is, I want to deepen it and learn it. Only after I understand it, maybe I will join pinkie "

Titik Nuryati
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

what is the coolest thing you have gotten to do as a pinkie?

"I always wanted to be a pinkie, but i have simply never had the time with school and university. Maybe i will join as a long term staff one day!"

Atlas
Det Danske Spejderkorps, Denmark

I am very grateful to "pinkies" for being volunteers at the world scout center.

"What kind of activities do pinkies do? How do I come to KISC?"

Viora
"Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council", Indonesia

Hey!! Im a scout from México, i would really like to know, what's a pinkie? What kind of activities do they do??

"I'd would consider being a pinkie cause I'd really like ti make an impact and to know other scouts"

Jessica
Naucalpan 88, Mexico

What do you do during the day at KISC?

"the mountains"

Valentina e Greta
Roma 62, Italy

How do they manage so many things?

"I love Switzerland and I would love being there."

Amrit
M.C.K.V Scout Group, India

What is the most memorable moment you have had as a Pinkie at the World Scout Centre? How has this experience changed your perspective on Scouting and global diversity? What has been the biggest challenge?

"I am considering becoming a Pinkie because I want to gain international experience, meet friends from different countries, and learn about new cultures. The opportunity to contribute"

Marcellino
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

What motivated you to volunteer at the World Scout Centre, and what was your most memorable experience during your time there?

"I am considering becoming a Pinkie because I want to experience living in an international environment with a spirit of community and service. I am interested in meeting people from different cultures, learning new skills, and contributing to the positive atmosphere that the World Scout Centre offers. For me, being a Pinkie is not just about volunteering, but also about personal growth, new challenges, and making lifelong friends."

Muhammad Al Farizi Nur Veriansyah
Madiun Regency Rover, Indonesia

what kind of activities can be done at kisc, especially related to wilderness adventure and scouting?

"i want to add new experience "

Raisa
Madiun Regency Rover, Indonesia

"What inspired you to become a Pinkie, and what has been the most meaningful part of your experience volunteering at the World Scout Centre

"What would make you consider volunteering as a Pinkie at the World Scout Centre"

Meysa
sma negeri 1 way tenong, Indonesia

1. Why did you choose to work or volunteer at KISC? 2. Were you a camper first? 3. If you could choose one thing about working at KISC to tell me about, what would it be? 4. Have you ever been to a World Jamboree? If so, how does KISC compare? 5. Did you like pink before KISC?

"Winning the lottery 😂"

John-Michael
Troop 271, United States

Hi Pinkies, I just wanted to ask, what/who motivates or drives you to dedicate your time and energy to volunteering at the World Scout Centre?

"What made me a Pinkie was the desire to have a purposeful adventure surrounded by nature, meet people from all over the world, and give back to the Scout movement I grew up in. "

Lutfi
Madiun Regency Rover, Indonesia

When I first became a Scout, my Scoutmaster was very important to me. He taught me so many things about how to live as a whole person, connected to the environment, and happy in my labor. When we went camping, he taught these things with his actions. When we met for regular meetings, he used the "Scoutmaster's Minute" at the end of the meeting as an opportunity to tell us stories and ask us questions that changed us. As Pinkies, do you prefer to lead by example, promoting a healthy complete person through activity? Or do you like educating someone verbally, giving them examples and ides to chew over? Or is it a mix of both-- if so, what does that mix look like for you?

"I would love to become a Pinkie alongside my spouse, after my youngest kid leaves for college, and we have more time / concentrate on traveling again. Travel is the single most important tool for making sure we are humble, thoughtful, and full of laughter. "

Tristan Dalley
Troop 292, United States

Hi Pinkies I just wanted to ask, what/who motivates or pushes you to dedicate your time and effort to volunteer at the World Scout Centre? Thank you for your hard work, Scout salute from Pasig City Council, Philippines! 🫶🏼🫶🏼

"First of all appreciate the time and effort of a Pinkie and big thanks to that, to be honest I don't know for now if I wanted to become a Pinkie because there is also a lot of work here, but I will look forward to it in the future!! Again well appreciated Pinkies! Scout Salute🫡"

Danver
Senior scout , Philippines

What is your reason behind becoming a pinkie? What is there for you to be so engrossed with being a pinkie?

"I guess if it would be the same as being an agent of change for the betterment of the world, why not, count me in... 🌎 💪😎"

Sctr. Francis Sen D. Bolanos WBH
Pasay City Council , Philippines

Hi Pinkies, how do you guys solve a problem? How do you guys stay calm when you have a problem?

"I also want to learn to be like you, I also want to participate"

silaa
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

Do you exchange badges during your stay in the centre at pinkie? Like in your free time or something? It's to know if I carry my country's badges and scarves to exchange with other pinkies when I go to Kandersteg.

"I would like becoming a pikie because i would like to know about scouts from all the world. I starting for my country, meeting scouts arround my country from different Scout associations. Also i would like contribute my help in a scout center by and for scouts."

Santino
Grupo Scout Santa Teresa del Niño Jesús №50, Argentina

As a young member of the scouts, can I join?

"for me pinkie from kisc is the greatest friendship after world scoting which for me is very good for building new relationships"

Soleh
Indonesia scout movement, Indonesia

how can we visit kisc?

"how can we visit kisc? "

Rohma
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

For how many years can i be a Pikie?

"To help other scouts around the world"

Michael
St. Bellarminus , Indonesia

I am Prince Emmanuel a proud Scout from Kenya, i really love Scouting and it will be a great opportunity and experience to o be part of you guys in volunteering to fulfill Bp's dream. How can i be part of you and what are the benefits of taking part in this.

"Following Scout Law number 3 which states that a Scout duty is to be useful and to help others. I would like to be helpful in creating a better world and offering solutions for sustainability. "

Prince Emmanuel
Horse Crew, Kenya

What is the best part of being a pinky?

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Mia
Ribe , Denmark

Hello Pinkies, I am shin-hyeongil from the Republic of Korea. thank you for your time and dedication to the World Scout Centre initiative! My question is: What inspired you to become a part of the Pinkies, and how has your involvement impacted your life and the lives of those around you? Thank you in advance for taking the time to answer this question. Happy Scouting!

"Hello Pinkies, I am shin-hyeongil from the Republic of Korea. thank you for your time and dedication to the World Scout Centre initiative! My question is: What inspired you to become a part of the Pinkies, and how has your involvement impacted your life and the lives of those around you? Thank you in advance for taking the time to answer this question. Happy Scouting!"

SINHYEONGIL
Jeonbuk Federation's Priming Water Regional Unit, South Korea

What have you brought to the centre from your home country or town? (this can be a physical “thing”, or a tradition or practice you share with staff or participants)

"As an adult working in my career, I sadly cannot devote months with no salary to becoming a Pinkie, at least at this point in my life. However, I am proud to have recently signed up as a KISC Ambassador, and I’m working on ideas to promote KISC trips and KISC’s values/goals at home in the USA! "

Noah Boksansky
Troop 99, United States

I would like to ask, what made you interested in becoming part of KISC Jota Joti?

"what made me consider becoming a pinkies is that I want to improve my English further"

Mayllaw Viandysta
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

This is our outfit in the 28th Cabanatuan City Council Jamboree, I would like to ask what are the reasons that people volunteer as pinkies and what is the importance of being a pinkie

"For me, I am not quite sure if i want to consider myself to become a pinkie but I'll try to look forward into it"

Hans
Cabanatuan City Council Scout Bureau, Philippines

Hello Pinkies Thank you for give me opportunity for asking. I would like to ask to you about Psychology, do you feel tired sometimes? when we work but we have no achievement then do you feel tired? how do you maintain your balance pinkies activity with your actual job?

"Thank you"

Widi
Scout Leader, Indonesia

This is a photo of the winners of the 63rd Scout Anniversary competition in my country. Hi, I'm Dhirghaam from Indonesia, I have a question for pinkies, what is the main goal of pinkies?, and what are the big impactful things that pinkies have done?

"I really liked Scouts since I was little so it was a given that I wanted to be a pinkie, I wanted to be a volunteer at KISC because there I can meet Scouts from very many country"

Dhirghaam
no, Indonesia

1. Are there mountain goats, or any kind of goat, at KISC? 2. Did you go to KISC, or any other major Scout camp, as a kid? 3. Do you think pink is an awesome color? 4. Are you the kind of person who takes a KitKat apart to eat it, or do you just bite the whole thing? 5. Have you ever slipped on a banana peel?

"I would consider becoming a pinkie if they were allowed to dab. "

Ronin
Pack 117, United States

Me encanta esto, deberían hacerlo más seguido, y ¿Cómo me podría convertir en un pinkie?

"La grendiosa experiencia que se llevan, los campamentos, intercambios, etc."

Ariana
Pueblo Libre 132, Peru

I believe that being a "Pinkie" is quite a great honor. Just imagine scouts/adult scouts volunteering to make this event smooth-sailing! I salute you all "Pinkies"! Though I'd like to ask, what is the selection process for such a role? Is it volunteer-based? or hand-picked scouts from all around the world? *Picture above is my Troop and I from the Scout Valeriano Abello Community Scouting, Boy Scout of the Philippines*

"Well, first, I want to know the scope of how and how much I can help. Then, I need to make that I am qualified to become one. Other than that, I would absolutely be glad to become one! "

Benedict
Scout Valeriano Abello Community Scouting, Philippines

What does it feel like to be a volunteer at KISC?

"My age and visa requirements for traveling. "

Alejandra
Grupo Scout 77 John F. Kennedy, Ecuador

Hello pinkies, I want to ask,What inspired you to become a Word Scout Centre volunteer and what motivated you to want to become a Word Scout Centre volunteer?"

"Hello everyone Introduction My name is Muhammad Abhi Adhelyo I come from Indonesia"

Abhi
SMP IT MUTIARA QOLBU , Indonesia

Hi Pinkies, how long have you been involved with Scouts?

"To be able to share my love of Scouting and enable others to experience what Scouting is like."

Hunter
Doubtless Bay Sea Scouts, New Zealand

Hi Pinkies I just wanted to ask, what/who motivates or pushes you to dedicate your time and effort to volunteer at the World Scout Centre? Thank you for your hard work, Scout salute from Thimphu city, Bhutan

""I also want to learn to be like you, I also want to participate"

Nordoj Barakoti
Bhutan scout association , Bhutan

How did you make it upto the World Scout Centre? What was your pathway and how was the journey of being a volunteer?

"The route I should follow to become a pinkie! If I could make it work I am definitely going!"

Prisi Ros
409th Annie Besant Open Ranger Team , India

I want to ask what is pingki?, what is it useful for?, what is the purpose of pingki?

"I might join but I'm a bit confused with the other scouts "

Nasya
smp It mutiara qolbu , Indonesia

What do you like most about living at KISC

"I would love to be a pinkie "

Alyx
City of Lincoln Network, United Kingdom

In Scouting, I found that differences are not a barrier to feeling like family. Every day with my friends taught me the value of teamwork, supporting each other, and appreciating the little things. Laughter and simple chats after activities are unforgettable moments. This spirit of togetherness will always be with me wherever I go. What is the biggest challenge you face as a KISC volunteer and how do you deal with it?

"I am still considering becoming a Pinkie because in addition to the opportunity to contribute to KISC, it also improves and enhances my English skills. I believe this experience will open up many opportunities to learn more about different cultures and build international connections."

Afifah Tiara Dewi
ambalan, Indonesia

What's some of your most memorable experiences being a pinkie?

"What has inspired you to be a part of KISC and the scout movement? "

Ezra
Doubtless Bay Sea Scouts, New Zealand

This is the Messenger of Peace activity. My name is Yoon Jaewan and I live in South Korea. I have some questions. 1. What qualifications are required to become Pinky? 2. What kind of activities does Pinky do?

"I'm a scout leader. I'm always thinking about what to do for teenagers."

Jae Wan Yoon
한국스카우트연맹 하늘소지역대, South Korea

Hi Pinkies! I just wanted to say I love the work you guys do and I wanted to ask, 1. What is it like to be a Pinkie? 2. How is an average day of a Pinkie look like? 3.Do you all recommend becoming Pinkie? Thanks in advance!

"I absolutely love the work the Pinkies do and it looks so much fun!"

Ahmed Raiyan
847 Rajuk Uttara Model College Scout Group, Bangladesh

Hi Pinkie, let me introduce myself, I'm Bayu from Indonesia, how are you? How fun is it to be Pinkie? I want to go to kisc when can I teach you?

"can join the central Scout community and can experience firsthand what it's like to be a true pinkie"

Bayu
SMAN 1 MEJAYAN , Indonesia

What do you do in Kandersteg? What is the age needed to be a pinkie

"I would be a pinkie, probably, by what they do there, to meet and Yelp people around the Word"

Aarón
Pléyades 7 , Venezuela

Is it hard becoming a pinkie?

"I would like to serve and help a lot of people around the world and maybe becoming a pinkie is the way to do it."

NICA
Cabanatuan City Council Scout Bureau, Philippines

What is your favorite my little pony character?

"I am a pinkie"

Anna banana
Bergen Student Scout Group, Norway

how can i be one of you because i want to be one of you my name is kenzo raqila harjanata form indonesia

"I don't know all the members yet and I can't speak English yet :b"

Kenzo
Pramuka smp ypm 7 , Indonesia

Hello, may I ask... Why did you choose to become a volunteer centered at the World Scout Center? Then what are the benefits after becoming a volunteer? did you get a lot of experience?

"I will think first about the future if I become a pinikie"

Kadek Wisnu Chandra
Gerakan pramuka, Indonesia

Hi! I have a few questions about Pinkies!! 1. What kind of activities do they do? 2. What are the pinkies' goals? 3. What qualities does a pinkie have? 4. Why was that name chosen? what is its meaning? Thank you <3

"I would need more information before considering it, and i have very little free time, but i would gladly become a Pinkie Volunteer to learn, grow and live full-filling experiences inside the Scout Community"

Amy~444
"Allin Pacha" Los Olivos 144, Peru

Hello Pinkies! I'm RS. Rotsen Emmanuel C. paman from the Philippines, and I wanted to express my gratitude for your dedication to the World Scout Centre. I'm really curious, what are the biggest challanges you face as a Pinkie, and also how has your experience as a Pinkie impacted your personal growth and development? Thanks so much for your time :⁠-⁠) Have a Happy day Scout's!

"what should make me consider becoming a Pinkie, to have a deep commitment to the Scouting Movement have a strong belief in the values and mission of scouting would be key to Help our communities, and improve Positive Environment . I'd need to feel a genuine desire to contribute to it's global impact "

Rotsen Emmanuel Paman
Rover Scout , Philippines

This is a photo of our Senior Scout Organization from a Youth Forum it was really fun and inspiring and I get to know a lot of things like making a project that will have a great impact for all that's why I made this few questions like—What is the main purpose of Pinkie? Does it have a positive impact to others?

"I would consider becoming a pinkie if they have a positive impact that will not only help me but also others and also inspire them.""

To accept me as a participant
Agnibina Railway Open Scout Group, Bangladesh

How many pinkies are there

"How long can you be a pinkie for?"

Patrick
1st Mayo, Ireland

Namaste from India! I’m Dhanalakshmi N, an enthusiastic Scout from the vibrant land of culture, unity, and adventure. Being part of the Scout movement has taught me that leadership is best measured by service and the bonds we build along the way. To the amazing Pinkies—what was the spark that lit your path to volunteering at the World Scout Centre? Was it a story, a person, a moment, or even a challenge that made you say, “This is where I belong”? And once you became a Pinkie, what has been your most soul-stirring or eye-opening experience so far—one that you'd carry with you forever? Your stories are an inspiration to us future volunteers, and I can’t wait to learn from your journey!

"What would inspire me to become a Pinkie? As a Scout from India, I believe in "Service before Self." The idea of joining a global circle of spirited individuals who live by that same motto fills me with excitement and purpose. For me, it’s not just about wearing the pink shirt—it’s about earning it through commitment, connection, and courage. I imagine being a Pinkie as a once-in-a-lifetime chance to build friendships beyond borders, to laugh through language barriers, to learn resilience through teamwork, and to grow by embracing cultures different from my own. If I ever get the chance, I’d love to bring a little piece of India to the World Scout Centre—and carry a world of memories back with me."

DHANALAKSHMI N
SAIRAM DISTRICT SCOUTS , India

What has been the most memorable moment you've experienced as a Pinkie at the World Scout Centre? How has this experience changed your perspective on Scouting and global diversity? What has been the biggest challenge you’ve faced, and what is the most meaningful lesson you've learned from being part of this global community?

"I considered becoming a Pinkie because I wanted to gain international experience, meet friends from different countries, and learn about new cultures. The opportunity to contribute at the World Scout Centre while developing personal skills is very appealing. It's a unique way to serve while growing as an individual and a Scout. "

Diramey Aina Zuhro
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

After participating in the activity, what was the most memorable thing?

"how can we go to the kisc?"

Nazir
GERAKAN PRAMUKA , Indonesia

what is pinkies main mission?

"want to because want to visit kisc"

Barkha
No, Indonesia

Before I ask, I would like to introduce my organization, namely "Dewan Kerja Cabang Madiun" or Madiun Rover and Ranger Scout Council. It is a complementary body of the Madiun branch scout office, which is tasked with assisting all scout activities, especially for the Rover and Ranger scout groups in the Madiun area. More or less the same as Pinkie, the difference is that Pinkie is a volunteer for the World Scout Center, then we are volunteers for the Madiun Branch Scout Office After seeing the KISC JOTA JOTI activity, I was interested in seeing the preparations made by Pinkies. So, what did Pinkies do to prepare for this KISC JOTA JOTI activity? How many people are needed for this activity to be carried out?

"I would consider becoming a Pinkie at KISC because I believe in the power of international friendship, service, and learning. Being part of a global Scout family in such a meaningful place would give me the chance to grow, give back, and live the Scout values every day. The idea of helping others while surrounded by nature and diverse cultures truly inspires me."

Muhamad Akmal Fauzi
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

What made you become a pinkie

"I would love to everything about it"

Gemma Sage
Basildon england , United Kingdom

I would be forced to become Pinkie if I improved my English and finished studying. But probably if I saw the vlog "One day in the life of Pinkie" or something like that. Because I see what you have on Instagram, but I can't imagine what you do off camera. You probably hang out, travel together or something like that)"

"I would be forced to become Pinkie if I improved my English and finished studying. But probably if I saw the vlog "One day in the life of Pinkie" or something like that. Because I see what you have on Instagram, but I can't imagine what you do off camera. You probably hang out, travel together or something like that)""

Victory Welliam Max Robot
Kwartir cabang Minahasa Selatan , Indonesia

One of the most unexpected lessons I learned as a Pinkie was how quickly people from completely different cultures can become like family. Living and working together 24/7 taught me not just about teamwork, but about empathy, patience, and how powerful small moments like a shared joke while cleaning toilets or a deep talk after night duty can be. It changed how I see people, and now, wherever I go, I carry that Pinkie spirit of openness and support with me.

"What made me become a Pinkie was the desire to live an adventure with purpose surrounded by nature, meeting people from all over the world, and giving back to the Scouting movement I grew up in. I wanted to challenge myself, grow personally, and be part of something truly international. And KISC gave me all of that and even way more."

Charbel El Khoury
Scout du liban sscc batroun, Lebanon

Can i join in kisc?

"Because my dream is to meet the other scouts and volunteer in kisc "

Vergel
Boy scout of the Philippine , Philippines

hi, i wanna ask about pinkie, like what they do, what they want, and what the benefit they get, thankyou!

"if pinkie was worth the work(or alse i don't know about pinkie when i submit this response), i may join, but i was a little confuse about scout from other country"

Kenzi
PRAWIMA, Indonesia

How long generaly volunteering period at KISC? and are there any Pizza and Spagethi dinner ?

"Meeting more new peoplw while also learning something new."

Bambang Budi P
Teritorial Ungaran, Indonesia

Hi pinkies!! i just want to ask, What drives your passion for volunteering, and how did you first get involved with the World Scout Centre? i hope u answer it, thank you

"Becoming a Pinkie sounds like a fantastic opportunity to be part of something bigger than oneself—helping others, learning new skills, and connecting with people from all walks of life."

Diva
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

Hello pinkie , hope you're ALL doing well , first i would thank everyone who's giving his time and his effort to do such a volunteer work like this "the world is happy having you ;)" and my question is "there are a photographer in the pinkie team , and how can i be one ?

"well , im good at communication and i would love to working at an international team , and give all what i know about everything especially at photography and technology (my hobby and my job + my studies) "

Bouzidi Ramy
El Mostaqbal - Oueld Yaich, Algeria

What has been the best moment?

"I would be intresten in voulenteering/working at KISC"

Kai
Lincoln Network, United Kingdom

What inspired you to volunteer at the World Scout Centre, coming from all corners of the globe? What personal connection do you have to the Scout movement?

"What inspired you to volunteer at the World Scout Centre, coming from all corners of the globe? What personal connection do you have to the Scout movement?"

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Gerakan Pramuka, Indonesia