What's happening
This resolution congratulates three members of Girl Scout Troop 30113 for earning the prestigious Girl Scout Silver Award.
Why it matters
Highlights the impact of youth-led community service. The resolution emphasizes that earning the Silver Award requires at least 50 hours of hands-on work, spotlighting the value of service learning and youth engagement in addressing real community needs—specifically, supporting homeless teens through Compass House.
Raises awareness for local youth homelessness. By detailing the girls' partnership with Compass House, the resolution brings visibility to the challenges faced by homeless and at-risk youth in Erie County, as well as the importance of local shelters and support networks.
Reinforces the broader significance of Girl Scouting. The text underscores how Girl Scouting fosters leadership, collaboration, and civic responsibility, serving as a model for youth development that benefits both participants and their wider communities.
Inspires ongoing community involvement. By celebrating these achievements in a formal legislative context, the resolution encourages other young people to pursue similar projects, reinforcing the idea that dedicated youth can make tangible, positive changes in society.
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Honor Girl Scout Silver Awardees
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- Adopted
- Reported to calendar for consideration
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Senate Resolution No. 4512 BY: Senator JACOBS CONGRATULATING three members of Girl Scout Troop
30113 upon the occasion of receiving the Girl Scout Silver Award, Cadette Scouting's highest award and Girl Scouting's second highest achievement WHEREAS, Three members of Girl Scout Troop 30113 were honored with the Girl Scout Silver Award, Cadette… Show allHide
30113 upon the occasion of receiving the Girl Scout Silver Award, Cadette Scouting's highest award and Girl Scouting's second highest achievement WHEREAS, Three members of Girl Scout Troop 30113 were honored with the Girl Scout Silver Award, Cadette Scouting's highest award and Girl Scouting's second highest achievement; and WHEREAS, Cassidy Kelly, Gianna Gioia and Kara Gioia are members of the Girl Scout Troop 30113; and WHEREAS, When earning a Silver Award, it involves completion of a Girl Scout journey and a minimum of 50 hours of community service; the girls were on a mission to help homeless teens, and Compass House was the only shelter in Erie County that helps youths between the ages of 12 and 17 find a temporary place to stay; and WHEREAS, Compass House offers crisis services and counseling to runaways, homeless and at-risk youths; this vital facility provides services that support dignity, respect and self-reliance, with 95 percent of the youths successfully placed back into their home environment or foster care; and WHEREAS, Cassidy Kelly, Gianna Gioia and Kara Gioia were given a wish list from Compass House; they talked to adults, businesses, churches, neighbors and parishioners to discuss their project; and WHEREAS, They also made posters and flyers, and set up donation containers throughout the community and, during meetings and personal time, they made items for the resource center, which provides nonresidential support; and WHEREAS, Girl Scouting has cultivated in our Nation's young people the goals of building solid values of sisterhood and the importance of working with others, stimulating both mind and body, instilling pride, and encouraging community service and success; and WHEREAS, Girl Scouting has expanded the horizons of the countless hundreds of thousands who have participated in Scouting programs which have made Scouting an American and international institution; and WHEREAS, The Silver Award is earned over a two-year period; it is tangible evidence of Cassidy Kelly, Gianna Gioia and Kara Gioia 's high character and commitment, and are harbingers of their future service to their community, New York State and our Nation; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to congratulate Cassidy Kelly, Gianna Gioia and Kara Gioia, recognizing their achievements in earning the Girl Scout Silver Award, and wishing them much success, health and happiness; and be it further RESOLVED, That copies of this Resolution, suitably engrossed, be transmitted to Cassidy Kelly, Gianna Gioia and Kara Gioia.
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