Run your food drive in an afternoon, not a month.
Maps for every zone, built from county property records. Homes on busy roads are flagged automatically. Scouts get a simple phone app, and leaders see the whole drive from one screen.
Free to put your unit on the shared map. $99 a year for everything else. No credit card to start.
Weeks of map work, gone
No more printing street maps and highlighting them by hand. Your zones come from the county's own list of homes.
Safer routes for youth
Homes on fast roads are flagged and houses your leaders mark are kept off the route, all before scouts head out.
No more "who has Maple Street?"
Every group's zone and progress shows live at HQ, and you can see where neighboring units are working.
Robin Hood moved food from plenty to need. So do your scouts.
Neighbors who have a little extra share it. Your scouts gather it, street by street. It ends up on the shelves of your local food pantry, ready for families who need a hand. MappinHood maps the neighborhood so no street gets missed.
- Neighbors with plentyFind a door hanger, fill a bag, leave it on the porch.
- Scouts on every streetHang the hangers, then come back and collect the bags.
- Your local pantryShelves stocked for families in your own community.
From sign-up to drive day
Set up once. Each year after that is a few small edits.
Find your unit
Pick your council and your unit from our directory. Add your logo, dates and the food pantry you're collecting for.
Draw your area
Trace the neighborhoods you cover. We load every home from county records and split them into walkable zones.
Hang the bags
Scouts open a link on a phone, see their zone and tap each home as they go. It works with a weak signal.
Collect and celebrate
HQ shows what's done. Afterward, share a results page with your donation totals.
Scouts only go where an adult already said yes.
Every route is checked before drive day, so the planning protects scouts, not just the walking.
- Busy roads flagged automatically. We use the state's posted speed limits. Homes along fast roads are marked okay to skip, and scouts see a warning before they go near traffic.
- Homes leaders flag stay off the route. Use it for a loose dog, a no-soliciting sign, or a house that didn't feel right. Scouts see the warning before they reach the door.
- Every group accounted for. HQ shows which zone each group is working and how far along it is.
- Privacy for youth. Scouts are listed by first name only. Public pages show donation totals, never names or faces.
Residential only
Businesses, vacant lots and empty parcels are left out of zones.
Speed-limit aware
Homes on roads posted 40 mph or faster are flagged by default.
Do-not-visit list
Homes stay flagged year to year, so a new leader doesn't learn the hard way.
No scout accounts
Scouts never create logins or give an email. Leaders hand them a link.
One screen for the whole drive
Assign zones, watch progress come in and answer "where do we go next?" without a dozen phone calls.
- Live progress for every zone
- Printable maps and street lists for adults who prefer paper
- A check-in spot and schedule your families can find
- Last year's zones carry forward. Split, merge or drop a zone in a click.
A map they can actually use
No app store and no password. Scouts tap a link, pick their zone and mark each home as they go.
- Big buttons made for small hands and cold fingers
- Keeps working when the signal drops
- Shows what's left, so no house gets hit twice
Every neighborhood covered. Every pantry served.
Nearly every street in America is near a Scout unit. On one shared map, neighboring units agree on who covers which neighborhoods, so no street gets missed, no door gets asked twice, and each local food pantry gets its share. It's teamwork, not a contest. Putting your unit on the map is free, forever.
About $8 a month for your whole unit
One simple price per unit. Councils can cover every unit at once.
Free
- Find your unit in the directory
- Mark the neighborhoods you'll cover on the shared map
- See neighboring units' areas
Unit
- Zones built from county records
- Busy roads and do-not-visit homes flagged
- Scout phone app
- Live HQ and printable maps
- Results page for your families
Council
- Everything in Unit, for every unit
- One invoice for the council
- Council-wide view of which neighborhoods are covered
- Help loading your council's units
Good to know
Do scouts need an account or an app?
No. Leaders share a link and scouts open it in the phone's browser. There's nothing to install, and scouts never enter an email or password.
What if our area has weak cell signal?
The scout app saves the zone to the phone when it opens. Taps are kept and sent when the signal returns.
Is our county covered?
We build zones from each county's public property records and the state's speed-limit data. If your county isn't loaded yet, tell us and we'll add it.
Do we have to redo our zones every year?
No. Your zones carry forward. Most years you'll split a big zone, merge two small ones or add a new street, and that's it.
Who can see our unit's information?
Only the leaders you add. Neighboring units see just the outline of the area you cover. Public results pages show donation totals only.
Can a pack and a troop share one account?
Yes. Units that run one drive together add each other as partner units. They share one plan, one map, one HQ and one bill.
Make this year's drive the easy one.
Find your unit and put it on the map in a couple of minutes.