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On April 22, 2008, Girl Scouts in
Rappahannock County honored their adult leaders on Girl Scout Appreciation Day during National Volunteer Week.
Our dedicated leaders give of their time on a weekly basis to plan and lead fun, educational Girl Scout troop meetings and field trips. Whether it’s teaching them about health and wellness, taking them on a caving expedition, taking them out to the stables to learn to ride a horse, going to an international fair to experience different cultures, or creating a space rocket out of paper, a film canister and Alka-Seltzer, Girl Scout Leaders have creative minds and caring hearts to share with the girls. They dedicate themselves year-round to helping girls grow into confident, resourceful young women.
As a Girl Scout volunteer, I have seen first-hand the positive effect of volunteerism in Rappahannock County and how Girl Scouts and their leaders make a difference in our community every day. For those of you who have a daughter in Girl
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