I may be a bit late to this, but here goes. As an Eagle Scout (c/o '16) I have to congratulate you for coming this far in Scouting, and I wish you the best in earning your Gold Award, it is a great honor. Now for the question: the general public views scouts (both genders, and programs) as travelling salespeople, pushing cookies and popcorn respectively. What would you say to a member of the general public that would convince them that Girl Scouts is more than just vests and cookies?
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I may be a bit late to this, but here goes. As an Eagle Scout (c/o '16) I have to congratulate you for coming this far in Scouting, and I wish you the best in earning your Gold Award, it is a great honor. Now for the question: the general public views scouts (both genders, and programs) as travelling salespeople, pushing cookies and popcorn respectively. What would you say to a member of the general public that would convince them that Girl Scouts is more than just vests and cookies?
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