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    Welcome To Troop 20021

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    The letter welcomes parents to Troop 20021 and informs them about the upcoming 2015-2016 Girl Scout year. It notes that while the organization is undergoing positive changes, the troop leaders will continue providing resources to help girls make the world a better place. The troop leader commits to nurturing the girls and providing a safe environment for them to develop leadership skills and become capable, confident, and altruistic adults. She looks forward to working with parents and receiving feedback on how to best serve the girls through the program.

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    The letter welcomes parents to Troop 20021 and informs them about the upcoming 2015-2016 Girl Scout year. It notes that while the organization is undergoing positive changes, the troop leaders will continue providing resources to help girls make the world a better place. The troop leader commits to nurturing the girls and providing a safe environment for them to develop leadership skills and become capable, confident, and altruistic adults. She looks forward to working with parents and receiving feedback on how to best serve the girls through the program.

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    The letter welcomes parents to Troop 20021 and informs them about the upcoming 2015-2016 Girl Scout year. It notes that while the organization is undergoing positive changes, the troop leaders will continue providing resources to help girls make the world a better place. The troop leader commits to nurturing the girls and providing a safe environment for them to develop leadership skills and become capable, confident, and altruistic adults. She looks forward to working with parents and receiving feedback on how to best serve the girls through the program.

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    Rikki Mcbride
    The letter welcomes parents to Troop 20021 and informs them about the upcoming 2015-2016 Girl Scout year. It notes that while the organization is undergoing positive changes, the troop leaders will continue providing resources to help girls make the world a better place. The troop leader commits to nurturing the girls and providing a safe environment for them to develop leadership skills and become capable, confident, and altruistic adults. She looks forward to working with parents and receiving feedback on how to best serve the girls through the program.

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    Welcome to Troop 20021!

    Dear Brownie Parent,


    The 2015-2016 Girl Scout year marks a new and exciting season for Girl Scouts.
    While the organization goes through many positive changes, we continue to be

    here as resources to help the girls make the world a better place. We are brand
    sparkling new troop this year and as your troop leader I am committed to

    providing a nurturing and safe environment for your daughter to cultivate her
    leadership style and invaluable skills that will help her become a capable,
    confident, responsible, and altruistic adult.

    Thank you for being a part of Girl Scouts and joining our troop. I look forward to

    working side by side with you and to getting lots of feedback from you and your
    daughter on how the Girl Scout organization can best serve your daughter.
    Please do not hesitate to contact me for additional information. I welcome your
    ideas and input, and I am always on the lookout for parent volunteers.
    Thank you,

    Rikki McBride, Troop Leader

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