10 stacked to the ceiling or when Council staff visit their booths on National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend , “ The smiles on their faces are priceless and they are so excited to see someone from Council .”
Debbie loves helping and watching girls grow and become independent leaders . As a Troop Leader , Debbie has personally seen young shy girls blossom into strong leaders . She herself was one of those extremely shy girls . One of her Girl Scouts is now traveling the world for her work and she posts about all the places she has visited and the history behind each place . She sometimes travels with coworkers and friends , but she has also gone to several countries by herself . Debbie notes that she was one of the Troop ’ s top sellers , selling well over 1000 boxes of cookies every year . It is Debbie ’ s belief that this young woman developed her strength , courage , independence , and leadership during her years as a Girl Scout .
they can fund their future goals and opportunities for whatever it is they would like to become . Whether they want to become a scientist , astronaut , businesswoman or President of the United States , Girl Scouts is there for them , teaching and guiding so they can be the best they can be .”
Her advice to girls is to “ Go with your heart . Do what is best for you . Have fun and enjoy what you ’ re doing but step up to the challenges too . What you put in is what you get out .” Well said , Debbie ! The Citrus Peel Committee would like to express our thanks to Debbie for taking time out during the very busy cookie season to chat with us .
When asked about the value of the Fall Product and Cookie Programs for girls who may not be current participants , Debbie shared , “ The Cookie Program enables girls and troops to meet their goals . By selling cookies and Fall Products girls can earn enough money to fund troop activities , badges , and uniforms , but more importantly