I have been in Girl Scouts since Kindergarten. Over the years we have volunteered at various locations in our community. The Gold award is the highest award achievable in Girl Scouts and I am proud to say that I am a Gold Award Recipient. This is a hard accomplishment as only 6% of Girl Scouts in the United States have completed such a task. I made and donated over 1500 masks to my community and surrounding areas when the pandemic started allowing essential employees to continue working with safety precautions. I continue to make masks and donate to those that still need them. I have earned my Girl Scout Community Service bars this year by volunteering at Lady Veterans Connect in Winchester, Kentucky. This facility is for homeless women who are veterans. I completed 20 hours organizing items at the facility, helped during yard sales, and cleaning. I have been volunteering there for the past 2 years and will continue to help out in any way I can in the future. Through volunteering I have impacted several in my community, surrounding areas, and girl scouts. I have shown younger girls that women can accomplish anything they set their mind to and have fun doing it.

Since I was in Kindergarten, I have been in Girl Scouts. Over the years we have volunteered at various locations in our community. The Gold award is the highest award achievable in Girl Scouts and I am proud to say that I am a Gold Award Recipient. This is a hard accomplishment as only 6% of Girl Scouts in the United States have completed such a task. For this project, I made and donated over 1500 masks to my community and surrounding areas when the pandemic started. This allowed essential employees to continue working with safety precautions. I continue to make masks and donate to those that still need them. I have earned my Girl Scout Community Service bars this year by volunteering my time at Lady Veterans Connect in Winchester, Kentucky. This facility is for homeless women who are veterans. I completed 20 hours organizing items at the facility, helped during yard sales, and cleaning. I have been volunteering at this facility for the past 2 years and will continue to help out in any way I can in the future. Through volunteering, I have impacted several in my community, surrounding areas, and the girl scout community. I have shown younger girls that women can accomplish anything they set their mind to and have fun doing it. As my career, I would like to pursue Architectural Technology. My goal is to receive a Bachelor's degree in Architectural Technology at Morehead State University after completing 2 years at Bluegrass Community & Technical College. By doing what I love as my career, I hope that making art and creating structures will provide me opportunities for a better future. Art is beautiful and makes the world a better place. This is something that has been instilled in me through Girl Scouts and my parents.

Since I was in Kindergarten I have been in Girl Scouts. Over the years we have volunteered at various locations in our community. The Gold award is the highest award achievable in Girl Scouts and I am proud to say that I am a Gold Award Recipient. This is a hard accomplishment as only 6% of Girl Scouts in the United States have completed such a task. For this project, I made and donated over 1500 masks to my community and surrounding areas when the pandemic started. This allowed essential employees to continue working with safety precautions. I continue to make masks and donate to those that still need them. I have earned my Girl Scout Community Service bars this year by volunteering my time at the Lady Veterans Connect in Winchester, Kentucky. This facility is for homeless women who are veterans. I completed 20 hours helping organize items at the facility, help during yard sales, and cleaning. I have been volunteering at this facility for the past 2 years and will continue to help out in any way I can in the future. Through volunteering, I have impacted several in my community, surrounding areas, and my girl scout community. I have shown younger girls that women can accomplish anything they set their mind to and have fun doing it. As my career, I would like to pursue Graphic Design because of my love for art and visual design. My goal is to receive a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design at Morehead State University after completing 2 years at Bluegrass Community & Technical College. By doing what I love as my career, I hope that making art and creating designs will provide me opportunities for a better future. Art is beautiful and makes the world a better place. This is something that has been instilled in me through Girl Scouts and my parents.

Since I was in Kindergarten I have been in Girl Scouts. Over the years we have volunteered at various locations in our community. The Gold award is the highest award achievable in Girl Scouts and I am proud to say that I am a Gold Award Recipient. This is a hard accomplishment as only 6% of Girl Scouts in the United States have completed such a task. For this project, I made and donated over 1500 masks to my community and surrounding areas when the pandemic started. This allowed essential employees to continue working with safety precautions. I continue to make masks and donate to those that still need them. I have earned my Girl Scout Community Service bars this year by volunteering my time at the Lady Veterans Connect in Winchester, Kentucky. This facility is for homeless women who are veterans. I completed 20 hours helping organize items at the facility, help during yard sales, and cleaning. I have been volunteering at this facility for the past 2 years and will continue to help out in any way I can in the future. Through volunteering, I have impacted several in my community, surrounding areas, and my girl scout community. I have shown younger girls that women can accomplish anything they set their mind to and have fun doing it. As my career, I would like to pursue Graphic Design because of my love for art and visual design. My goal is to receive a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design at Morehead State University after completing 2 years at Bluegrass Community & Technical College. By doing what I love as my career, I hope that making art and creating designs will provide me opportunities for a better future. Art is beautiful and makes the world a better place. This is something that has been instilled in me through Girl Scouts and my parents.

Rock Climbing with Girl Scouts has helped me see that the sky is the limit. I am proud to say that I am a Girl Scout Gold Award Recipient, which is the highest award achievable in Girl Scouts. Only 6% of Girl Scouts in the United States have completed such a task. I made and donated over 1500 masks to my community and surrounding areas when the pandemic started. I have earned my Girl Scout Community Service bars this year by volunteering my time at the Lady Veterans Connect in Kentucky. The facility is for homeless women who are veterans.

Since I was in Kindergarten I have been in Girl Scouts. Over the years we have volunteered at various locations in our community. The Gold award is the highest award achievable in Girl Scouts and I am proud to say that I am a Gold Award Recipient. This is a hard accomplishment as only 6% of Girl Scouts in the United States have completed such a task. For this project I made and donated over 1500 masks to my community and surrounding areas when the pandemic started. This allowed essential employees to continue working with safety precautions. I continue to make masks and donate to those that still need them. This scholarship would help me to continue my education and limit my debt to achieve my goal of becoming a graphic designer. I would love to continue to volunteer even after I complete college and this scholarship would allow me to do that. I have earned my Girl Scout Community Service bars this year by volunteering my time at the Lady Veterans Connect in Winchester, Kentucky. This facility is for homeless women who are veterans. I completed 20 hours helping organize items at the facility, help during their yard sales, and cleaning. I have been volunteering at this facility for the past 2 years and will continue to help out in any way I can in the future. Through volunteering I have impacted several both in my community, in surrounding areas, and in my girl scout community. I have showed younger girls that women can accomplish anything they set their mind to and have fun doing it. As for my career, I would like to pursue in Graphic Design because of my love for art and visual design. My goal is to receive a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design at Morehead State University after completing 2 years at Bluegrass Community & Technical College. By doing what I love as my career, I hope that making art and creating designs will provide me opportunities for a better future. Art is beautiful and makes the world a better place. This is something that has been instill in me through Girl Scouts and my parents.