Girl Scouts in Immokalee recently organized and led a powerful community service initiative in partnership with Meals of Hope ...
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![Girl Scouts along with volunteers packed 22,060 meals to support families facing food insecurity in the own community. [Photo courtesy Girl Scouts of Gulfcoast Florida]](https://eta.creativecirclecdn.com/scfl/original/20260218-124532-ca1-girl%20scouts%20meals%20of%20hope%202.jpg)
The event took place at Lake Trafford Elementary School and brought together 125 volunteers, including Girl Scouts of all ages, family members, and student leaders from Immokalee High School’s Key Club, BETA Club, and JROTC programs.
![Girl Scouts of all ages joined together with family members and student leaders to pack meals for local families in need. [Photo courtesy Girl Scouts of Gulfcoast Florida]](https://eta.creativecirclecdn.com/scfl/original/20260218-124444-772-girl%20scouts%20meals%20of%20hope%201.jpg)
This effort highlights the leadership, teamwork, and community commitment of Girl Scouts in Southwest Florida, demonstrating how young leaders are taking action to address real-world challenges close to home.
