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Junior Troop 5130: Bronze Project



This year, the Juniors from GS Troop 5130 completed their Bronze Award project: a year-long educational initiative to engage other Girl Scouts in ways to support the homeless.  The girls held two planning retreats and a series of events, both in-person and virtually (due to Covid-19).

Project stats: 
  • 150 Lunches Made for Connect-by-Night (link to orgs like CBN)
  • Multiple cases of GS cookies donated to CBN
  • Approx 50 Toiletry Treat Bags donated to CBN
  • MANY rolls of plarn for Angels in Motion
  • Engagement of the Entire Service Unit 
  • Development of multiple PR devices
  • Education of Younger GS via Virtual Events
Troops in Eastern PA might be interested in supporting organizations in this area:
  • Original brochure distributed to service unit troop leaders and parents who brought donations for us to use for Connect-By-Night.
  • Additional resources in Delaware County.


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