Mentorship: 1 troop mentors 4 younger troops
The girls of Troop 70724 hosted a cookie rally for 33 Daisies and Brownies from four troops of Service Unit 707 in Lititz Jan. 10. The girls learned sales tips, money skills, and cookie facts. They also had a chance to taste the new Exploremores, with 90% of the scouts enjoying them. They said the cookies tasted like hot chocolate, a chocolate milkshake, or a chocolate ice cream sandwich. The older scouts learned how to lead and adapt in the moment to the needs of others. Everyone had a great time.

Rally offers up games, goals, and good times
Troops 71314, 70704, 70224 71266, and 71152 participated in a cookie rally Jan. 6. Daisies through Ambassadors played bingo and Jeopardy; matched cookies and names; beaded cookie bracelets; and learned about safety and goal setting.
Troop join Wreaths Across America event
Girl Scouts from Troop 33965 and their families volunteered to place wreaths at the inaugural Wreaths Across America event at Chapel Lawn Memorial Park in Dallas, Pa. The girls placed the honorary branch-specific wreaths in the absence of any service members attending. Our Girl Scouts honored our veterans and the values they protected for us.
Girl Scouts create camp-lending library to earn Bronze Award
Juniors from Girl Scout Troop 33965 earned their Bronze Award by creating a lending library of camping supplies. They advertised items that would help a troop experience camping with minimal expenses; then cleaned, categorized, and organized the collected items; and created a Google form for Service Unit 319 leaders to use in allowing troops to borrow from the camping library.
Gardeners, troop harvest veggies for food bank
The Elk Lake Cadette troop met with Susquehanna County master gardeners to harvest raised beds, resulting in 90 pounds of produce to donate to the county food bank.

SU 715 continues 30-year caroling tradition
Forty girls from Service Unit 715 participated in the annual caroling tradition at Providence Place, a senior living community in Lancaster on Dec. 13. The Service Unit has been caroling for seniors every year for more than 30 years! The girls sang, and some residents joined in. Afterward, the girls served cookies to all.

Girls collect canned goods while caroling
Troops 20497 and 21562 went Caroling for Cans in Franklintown Dec. 3, 2025. Prior to the caroling event, they distributed door flyers and advertised on Facebook community pages with a collection list for holiday meal item donations for New Hope Dillsburg. The troop then met and followed the advertised route, sang carols and collected canned goods/nonperishable items for New Hope. After, they enjoyed hot chocolate and cookies to warm up.
(Photo credit: Curt Warner, Dillsburg Banner)

Troop honors veterans, places wreaths
The girls from Troop 20312 were honored to participate in the Wreaths Across America ceremony to honor local veterans. They helped read the names of all veterans laid to rest at the cemetery and then helped place wreaths at the graves.





















