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Girl Scouts Put Their Cookie Dough to Good Use

Mishawaka - Circa August 2018: Local Girl Scouts office. Girl Scouts is a youth organization for girls in the US and American girls living abroad I

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A troop of eight third-grade Girl Scouts in Dorchester, Massachusetts, used nearly $200 of their cookie sale earnings to build a 3D-printed pediatric wheelchair for a child with mobility challenges. Inspired by a visit to a care center where they learned about wheelchairs, the girls worked with their troop leader to create the mobility trainer using 3D-printed parts, gaining hands-on experience in STEM, teamwork, and community service. The project demonstrated how Girl Scout cookie proceeds can be used to make a meaningful impact, and the girls are already excited to build additional wheelchairs in the future.

 

A Girl Scout troop of eight third-grade students in Dorchester, Massachusetts, used nearly $200 of its profits from this year's cookie sales to make a 3D-printed toddler mobility trainer, which is a type of wheelchair for kids with mobility challenges.
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