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This resolution honors the Girl Scouts by recognizing their significant contributions to youth development and leadership. The resolution highlights that the organization was founded 112 years ago by Juliette Gordon Low, initially empowering young women at a time when they could not vote. It notes that over 50 million people in the United States have been Girl Scouts, and the organization provides a safe learning environment for scouts across multiple regional councils. The resolution emphasizes the Girl Scouts' role in developing critical life skills through programs like their famous cookie sales, which teach entrepreneurship, and their mission to build girls with courage, confidence, and character. Additionally, the resolution praises the organization for engaging girls in civics education, community building, and providing opportunities for personal growth and leadership development. Ultimately, the House of Representatives formally recognizes the Girl Scouts for their services to youth and their important work in developing the next generation of leaders.

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