Unlike national trend, no cookie surplus for area Girl Scouts >Local Girl Scout troops found ways to sell cookies while following COVID-19 health safety protocols this year by creating drive-thru or lemonade stand style booths. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO >A local Girl Scout troop member walks through the “Cookie Cupboard” in the Holyoke Leadership Center. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Published: 7/14/2021 5:26:18 PM
Phones began ringing off the hook at Girl Scout regional offices after national news stories announced last month a surplus of “millions” of Girl Scout cookies, leading to the creation of an online site to donate cookies to first responders, food banks and more. A statement from the Girl Scouts said around 12 million of the 15 million surplus cookies never left the bakery warehouses in Kentucky and Indiana.
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She started her efforts in community service by selling Thin Mints in Girl Scouts. Now 16, Camryn Clark has earned Eagle Award for creating a flag reclamation box.
Among the first class of female Eagle Scouts in the United States, Clark is also the first female Eagle Scout in the Shunga District. She s a member of Troop 7.
It took two years to climb up the ranks of Boy Scouts. After earning Life Scout in September, she began the flag reclamation box that resides at Washburn Rural High School.
“I did a project that involved JROTC at my school, Clark said. We do a lot of flag retirements. But we kept all of our old flags in a box. And their whole thing was about respect, how this flag needs this amount of respect and how it should be treated.
'They just kept selling': Hampton Roads Girl Scouts sold out of cookies, despite national surplus
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