Being a part of Girl Scouts is being a part of our community
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Launch the media gallery 1 player - media #7Girl Scouts Troop #2300 met at Willard on May 13th and helped with yard work as a way to say thank you for letting them use our facility. Troop leaders Sara Wilkenson and Tina Gropp wanted to help the girls learn to give back to their community and felt that a clean up project was one way to give back to Willard. Among the countless chores to be done outdoors, the girls helped pull weeds, clean up trash, and clear rocks and dirt off of our parking lot and sidewalks. Willard is very appreciative of this great group of young women and their leaders for all their hard work and enthusiasm. Many young kids would dread the words "yard work", Troop 2300 looked past the fact and saw only positive in what they were doing. With a smile on her face, one Girl Scout said “Being a part of Girl Scouts is being a part of our community.”