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Wayland Girl Scouts Treats for Troops Collection

Get Involved – Volunteer with Wayland Post

For the last 7 years Wayland Girl Scouts have been collecting Halloween Candy to send to our Troops overseas. The girls collect on average 500+lbs of candy that they bag and tag with handwritten thank you notes to be sent all over the world. Help the Girl Scouts hit their goal of 800lbs. Donate wrapped candy, or sandwich bags and index cards. We have sent candy to bases in Afghanistan, Korea, Italy and Germany and to the Naval Ship USS Bataan. Drop off donations from Oct 30 to Nov 14 at the COA/Community Center, WMS, and all Elementary schools.

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