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ToGetHerThere ...The Best in Me

Looking for ways to support girls? The choices they make start with you, so ask yourself: What can I do today ToGetHerThere and help her be the best she can be?

Girl Scout Cookies, Then and Now

Every Girl Scout Cookie has a mission to help girls do great things, such as learn leadership and business skills. But how did this unique, successful girl-run program get started? How has it changed since Miss Dietrich from Troop 2 delivered cookies to Louisville's mayor around 80 years ago? Julia Bache, a Senior Girl Scout from Troop 375 (pictured above), uses her interest in historical research and writing to offer a fascinating look at Girl Scout Cookies then and now.

 

     

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