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Timber Ridge Girl Scouts Make Dresses for Orphanage in Haiti

Clothing made by Cadette Troop 572 will be delivered by a relative who travels to the country on a regular basis.

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  • Whiz Kids: Claire Randall, Susan Nelson, Beth Rosenbaum, Kaiya Heitikko
  • Age: 11, 12, 11 and 12, respectively
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  • Accomplishments: Sewed dresses to be donated to an orphanage in Haiti.
  • Key to Awesomeness: This is Cadette Girl Scout Troop 572. Recently, we cut out and sewed dresses for an orphanage in Haiti. The girls were very excited in the opportunity to help other girls around the world. They all did an excellent job with both sewing and using a serger. We even had one girl who had never used a sewing machine before. One of the leaders' cousins is a missionary and goes to Haiti regularly - he will deliver the dresses for us.
  • Submitted by: Beth Randall


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