Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England’s Volunteer of the Month celebrates exceptional adult volunteers for the great work they do throughout the Girl Scout year. The October Volunteer of the Month was Kristin Scribner, who has been a long standing pillar of the Girl Scout community in Lincoln. Not only did Kristin lead her daughter’s troop, she continued on with the troop long after her daughter aged out of being a Girl Scout. She is also the co-leader of a Daisy troop, is her community’s Outdoor Programming lead, a council trainer, and is the Fall Product Program Coordinator for Lincoln.
Well deserved!! Kristin has donated her time for the better part of two decades to ensure a high quality experience for the participating youths. Nicely done!
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Well deserved!! Kristin has donated her time for the better part of two decades to ensure a high quality experience for the participating youths. Nicely done!
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