Girl Scout Troop 61685 donated over $700 from cookie sales to There With Care Bay Area
Girl Scout Troop 61685 donated over $700 from cookie sales to There With Care Bay Area, supporting families with critically ill children. The girls toured the facility, decorated grocery bags and learned the impact of generosity. Their donation helps provide groceries, gas cards, toys and essentials. Here, from left, Jessica Wan-Yau, Sienna Lafferty, Willa Lau (back), Mika Shah, Diya Deepika , Charlotte French, Olivia Davenport, Emma Cheng (back), Madison Friedman, Lucy Huck, Shoshi Weil, Madison Abraham and Lorraine Michelle, director, There with Care.
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