Troop 3759

10/26/2023

Troop 3759 had our candlelight Investiture and Rededication ceremony Tuesday night. We made a troop banner based on our troop crest, the Hawaiian Lei. The Lei symbolizes friendship and peace, and the scouts' desire to make the world a better place by sharing friendliness and harmony. Afterwards we celebrated Juliette Gordon Low's birthday with a party! She was the founder of Girl Scouts, and was born October 31, 1860. The scouts are excited for another fun year of Girl Scouting!

08/04/2023

Bring Home the Pets! When our troop visited the Humane Society a few months ago, we noticed some pets had been there for a long time. And the shelter looked pretty full, too.

So when a few scouts decided to pursue their Bronze Award, they created a project to help. They want to spread knowledge about pet fostering and adoption.

Can you help us Bring Home the Pets? Please visit our website for helpful info and links to good resources:

https://sites.google.com/view/troop3759-bring-home-the-pets/home

05/20/2023

Troop 3759 had a great time learning about horsemanship at Chestnut Lane Stables today! For many girls, it was their first time to see a horse up close. We look forward to coming back!

05/06/2023

The troop had a fantastic time at iFly this evening. The scouts had a STEM lesson in the physics of flight, and then they got to fly!

05/02/2023

Troop 3759 enjoyed visiting the Wesley Chapel Fire Department today. The scouts received an excellent tour of the facility, and brought Girl Scout cookies to share. Thank you for having us!

04/30/2023

Emily Croom is a local Girl Scout working on her Gold Award. This is the highest award that can be earned in Girl Scouts. She created a cookbook that shows people how to make delicious food using the food most commonly donated to food pantries.

Part of her project is this video, showing people how to make a few of the items in the cookbook.

But our Girl Scout Council says her video needs MORE VIEWS in order for her to earn her Gold Award. Can you please watch the video and share with others?

This is a video for a Gold Award project. A Gold Award is the highest level award in Girl Scout. In this Video you can see four woman create recipes out of t...

04/25/2023

Today our Juniors got to meet with a troop of Brownies! They shared the seven principles of Leave No Trace in nature. We hope these girls learn to enjoy nature as much as we do!

04/25/2023

"Leave No Trace" in nature. The seven Leave No Trace principles are taught to help everyone enjoy nature safely. Today Girl Scout Junior Troop 3759 got to share their homemade "Leave No Trace" video with a troop of younger Brownies. The Juniors also got to create posters to help illustrate the Leave No Trace principles to the younger girls. We hope they all develop a healthy respect for nature and share what they learn with others.

04/22/2023

We are so happy to hear that Ski has finally been adopted from the Humane Society!

04/05/2023

This sweet pup has been a resident of the Humane Society of Union County (North Carolina) for a long time, and he needs a home!

Meet, Ski! He's 2 years old, a boxer/lab mix, already trained, and great with kids. Here's his bio, please come see him:

Dogs Available For Adoption Ski Ski's Info S*x: Male Age: 2 years Breed: Boxer/Lab mix Weight: 43lb This handsome dude is Ski! His owners left him behind when they moved out of state. We quickly brought him into rescue once we were made aware of the situation. Ski is a boxer/lab mix, 2yrs old, weigh...

04/05/2023

Are you looking for a kitten? Adopt, Don't Shop! The Humane Society has adorable kittens. And when you adopt from the Humane Society, your kitten will be microchipped, have all its vaccines, and be scheduled for a free spay/neuter. Call the Humane Society of Union County (North Carolina) for more info!

04/05/2023

Troop 3759 visited the Humane Society of Union County (North Carolina) Tuesday. The girls brought homemade dog toys and an assortment of new dog and cat toys, pet food, and yummy treats! They also read books to the animals and played with them. Their next idea is to share photos of these animals on social media, to encourage people to adopt them.