Ep 121 Callie Majors: Bart Garrison Agricultural Museum Patch Program Girl Scout Gold Award

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Callie shares her Girl Scout Gold Award project, which focuses on addressing the issue of food deserts in her town. She talks about her long-standing connection with the Bart Garrison Agricultural Museum and how she proposed the idea of creating a garden there to combat the lack of access to healthy foods. Inspired by World War II victory gardens, Callie's project aims to provide a sustainable solution for her community.

More from Callie:

My name is Callie Majors and I am from Pendleton, South Carolina. My Girl Scout journey started when I was five years old at the Daisy level. Throughout my time in Girl Scouts, I have participated in many summer camps, community service activities, Girl Scout Trail Blazers, destinations, and earned my Bronze, Sliver, and Gold Award. Growing up, I was also a part of Cross Country, Track and Field, Symphonic Band, The American Legion, Girls State, Beta Club, and National Honors Society. I am currently at the United States Military Academy beginning my second year. After graduation, I will commission into the United States Army as a 2nd Lieutenant and my goal is to become an Aviation Officer. After 20 years in the Army, I plan to retire and begin my career as a Park Ranger for the National Forest Service. I would like to mention, however, the activity where I developed the most communication, confidence, planning, leadership, character, mental fortitude, and public speaking skills was in Girl Scouts. Girl Scouts is the biggest contributor to my success that I am experiencing today and I will be forever grateful.

🌟 Excited to share my key takeaways from the Hearts of Gold podcast episode! 🎙️

1️⃣ Addressing food deserts: Callie's Girl Scout Gold Award project focused on creating a garden to combat the issue of limited access to healthy food in her community.

2️⃣ Importance of communication: Callie learned the value of effective communication in project planning and execution, emphasizing the need to convey ideas and expectations clearly.

3️⃣ Making a difference during COVID-19: Despite the challenges, the pandemic actually helped Callie's project gain more attention and support, as people became more interested in gardening and food sustainability.

4️⃣ Leadership recognition: Callie's Gold Award played a significant role in her acceptance to the United States Military Academy, highlighting the impact and value of this prestigious achievement.

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