Missionary Packages & Letters
Make packages and/or write letters to missionaries, especially the ones serving in your ward currently!
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Make packages and/or write letters to missionaries, especially the ones serving in your ward currently!
Each person creates a vision board that inspires them to achieve personal goals. Use the 4 goals (Physical, Social, Intellectual, Spiritual) and bring lots of magazines and printed images to cut out and paste onto a board.
Learn more about how to use the Family Search website and app from someone who can teach you tips and tricks. Find out if anyone is related to you in your YW group! Dive into the world of indexing and hints as quick ways to chip away at family history work.
Visit the local Bishop's Storehouse and learn about the volunteer work done in your area for those in need.
Learn a few basic tips for calligraphy and practice pretty handwriting.
Make a jar to fill for the year with little notes of gratitude.

Use a knife to slice items (pretzels, whole bananas, carrot, donut, sweet potato, bar of soap, butter, etc.) and try to get both sides to weigh as close to the same as each other. Bring two of each item and turn it into a competition of two teams.
Let loose and have a karaoke night in someone's home. Silly songs only!
Ask the Primary Chorister what kind of posters or creative projects he/she needs help with and spend an evening helping them create supplies for the primary kids.
Have an instructor teach a few self defense moves.
Spend an evening cutting out photos, writing down favorite wedding details, etc. and placing them inside a covered container to open when they are engaged and planning a wedding.
Go to a local nursing/elderly home and sing Christmas carols to them.
Learn how to change a flat tire by doing it right in the church parking lot! No adults allowed to help (of course there for safety and supervision).
Invite female ward members to talk about their occupations.
Set up a pizza-making station with dough, sauces, cheese, toppings. Everyone can make a personal pizza!
Find a nursing home to host BINGO night or join if they have a weekly game night.
Each bring or share a few favorite things, such as snacks, songs, hobbies, or inexpensive items. A fun way to discover new things and get to know one another.
Invite returned missionaries to share stories, photos, and experiences from their missions. Sample foods from different countries and learn about cultures around the world.
For all the new girls coming into Young Women in January, have them and their moms over for "brunch" as a whole YW group, just leaders, etc.. Play "get-to-know-you" games, give them a welcome gift and let them ask any questions.
Have ward members dress up in disguises and the youth have to run around the mall finding as many ward members as they can.
Visit a local corn maze and work in teams to find your way out. Finish the night with hot chocolate and fall treats.
Visit a local climbing gym and challenge yourselves to try different climbing routes.
Learn the basics of pickleball and compete in a friendly doubles tournament. Mix up partners so everyone gets to play together.
Head to a local roller skating rink for a fun night together. Grab treats afterward.
Head to a local skating rink for a fun night together. Play music, skate with friends, and grab treats afterward.
Learn basic manicure and nail art techniques. Set up stations with polish, nail stickers, and simple designs to try on each other. Let one of the young woman lead in this who has a passion for nail art.
Decorate sugar cookies using frosting, sprinkles, and fun designs. Compete for the most creative, beautiful, or hilarious cookie.
Find someone to instruct the group in creating beautiful arrangements to either deliver to widows in the ward or to their mothers on Mother's Day.
Invite a skincare expert or makeup artist to do a presentation and the girls can ask all kinds of questions.
Print and cut out as many ward member faces as you can collect and play a friendly game of "Guess Who?". The goal is to get to know your ward family better, put a face to a name (or a name to a face), and help the greeters be able to say a person's name when they greet them on Sunday morning.
Decorate taper candles with colorful wax designs, flowers, or patterns. Everyone takes home a personalized candle.
Survey the girls or ward members beforehand and create a custom Family Feud game. Divide into teams and compete to guess the most popular answers.
Cut out paper hearts and write messages on them, leaving them on someone's doorstep with a treat.
Ask parents of the YW to give Family Search ID and gather information to make a custom escape room that includes photos and information about the girls ancestors.
Blindfold participants and guess different foods, candy flavors, or drinks. Award points for correct guesses.
Bake a meal together to drop off at the home of a ward member who just had a new baby.
Bake a treat together than package and deliver them to an inactive ward member, a neighbor, or someone who could use some love.
Invite an instructor to lead in a fun Pilates or fitness class. Finish with smoothies or acai.
Have someone teach how to make bread. Donate it for sacrament meeting the next Sunday!
Learn how to make homemade mini pies and go home with an extra to give away to someone.
Go to a local Asian Market and pick up a few items to taste test together.
Use black lights, neon tape, and glow accessories to play volleyball in the dark.
Set up a projector, blankets, and pillows for a cozy movie night under the stars. Include favorite movie snacks. In the winter, move it inside.
Race around the church or neighborhood completing challenges, solving clues, and working together as teams. The first team to finish wins!
If possible, take a walk from an adult's home to a ice cream or frozen yogurt place. During the walk, pick up trash with bags and gloves in honor of Earth day that month.
On busy nights when the older girls have lots of homework or finals, pick them up, head to a soda shop, and catch up for a minute before dropping them back off.
On busy nights when the older girls have lots of homework or finals, pick them up, head to a soda shop, and catch up for a minute before dropping them back off.
Have an adult or someone lead the group in a yoga session. Have a yogurt bar to snack on afterwards.
Use acrylic paint markers on wooden brushes. Offer scripture or uplifting quotes

Learn how to make freezer meals
Connect with the Relief Society President to determine a few RS sisters who need some extra love. For an entire month, make treats, flower arrangements, cards, etc, and drop them off each evening and end with a dinner together. This is great in a ward with many widows. You can choose multiple women or one RS sister for each YW.
Come with a unique charcuterie board.
Learning manners, everyone shows up fancy, etc.
Gather and talk about what activities excite them the most.
Save an idea, then give it a day.
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Upcoming activities:
Nothing planned in November.