Teresa Baldwin
For being an extraordinarily inspirational, professional, committed,
role model who continuously looks for ways to enrich the girls'
experiences. In addition, she is selfless and can be counted on to
fulfill any obligation.
Amy Cady
For her incredible Girl Scout drive and ambition which is
demonstrated by her role as a troop leader, troop support volunteer
for 3 troops, and Community Recruitment Champion.
Emily Cush
For her tireless work on behalf of Girl Scouts. Her creative
approach keeps girls engaged and her enthusiasm keeps them excited.
She looks for ways to bridge the needs and wants of Girl Scouts with
her personal and professional resources and work to make things happen.
Jennifer Field
Because there is no limit to her dedication to Girl Scouts and
willingness to make things happen. She continues her family’s Girl
Scout legacy by leading by example and through that example, she helps
each girl develop her own personal strength, courage, and conviction.
Meghan Ford
Because of her incredible Girl Scout ambition. After having been a
troop support volunteer for many years, she stepped into a troop
leader role, then quickly accepted the Project Undercover and Cookie
Manager role for the service unit. On top of that, she successfully
led the service unit to surpass their prior year’s cookie sales
despite membership being down.
Erin Gauch
Because of her passion for Girl Scouts, dedication to making things
happen, and flexibility to work with every Girl Scout! She is
reliable for advice and good judgment and held in high regard in her
service unit.
Shelly Hall
Because she truly embodies what it means to be a Girl Scout and
selflessly gives all she has to her troop and service unit whether
it’s knowledge, resources, time, energy, or empowerment.
Becky Kelly
For the outstanding work she does as a troop leader and product
program coordinator. Her dedication to her role, and the support and
enthusiasm she provides the entire service unit, ensures things run
smoothly and everyone enjoys their experiences and success.
Katie Labonte
Because she goes above and beyond the call of duty in any role she
holds. She responds without fail and is thought of very highly by
those in the service unit for her kindness, creativity, organization,
and dependability.
Dezarae McMillan
For continued dedication as a troop leader and Community Recruitment
Champion. She puts her heart and soul into the troop and service unit,
and is the embodiment of what a leader needs to be: hardworking,
flexible, and kind-hearted always ensuring the girls as much of a
comprehensive experience in Girl Scouting as one can give.
CJ Meehan
Because she is an enthusiastic, committed troop leader and an
incredible asset to her troop's cookie program. Her dedication,
organization, and motivation helps the troop achieve all their goals.
She actively recruits adult volunteers and currently boasts a roster
that has 27 adult volunteers registered! She is a valuable asset to
her girls, her service unit, her community, and Girl Scouts as a whole.
Kristen Reid
For her dedication to Girl Scouts in her community. Her ambition,
positivity, and determination have led to new troops, new events, and
new community connections. Always ready to step in when and wherever
help is needed, she fosters a seamless Girl Scout experience for her
service unit where everyone works together and succeeds together.
Kristina Schrag
For her dedication to building Girl Scouts in her community. As a
troop leader, she was instrumental in building the largest active and
successful multi-level troop in Providence from the ground up. As
Providence’s Community Recruitment Champion, she continued to ensure
girls throughout her community could engage in the Girl Scout
leadership experience by finding troops for them to join. Her passion
to further her troop’s confidence, curiosity, and knowledge is
well-respected by her peers.
Linda Tracy
Because she goes above and beyond to meet any Girl Scout need. She’s
someone adults and girls can count on to get things done and she does
so with enthusiasm and selflessness. She is seen by her peers as a
real example of what it means to be a sister to every Girl Scout.
