One of the things that's unique about the Girl Scout experience is we're not showing girls how to just sell cookies. We're giving girls an experience that they can take and use for the rest of their lives. Teaching girls to be leaders and respectful and responsible and loving and strong for themselves, which is something that a lot of girls don't get. This is an extension of the outreach program, so not only are we giving the girls the Girl Scout experience in the community, but bringing them to camp also gives them the experience for the camp. The girls have had to participate in either the fall or winter or summer program, and then they get an opportunity to go to camp for free for three days and two nights. They come out to camp London, which is our best property. They all come to stay in cabins. They do courseback riding, rock climbing, archery. They learn how to do team building, boating, swimming. They seem to really enjoy it. And this just gives them an opportunity to breathe the fresh air and just walk around and just be free and enjoy themselves and meet new friends. It's kind of interesting because you get to meet people from different cities and personalities. I'm in the first, I learn how to be respectful. I will learn how to be a sister to everybody. What's special about this camp? First of all, it's a family atmosphere. That's the one thing I love about the Girl Scout experience here at London Camp. They make the girls feel in us like we're all really one and help them to just have fun. Try new things, be risk takers. Like a lot of these girls have never dreamed of riding a horse. Today, for the video actually, that was her second time riding a horse and she was like, I just wanted to ride and ride and ride. You see the girls and girls who may start up young, have low self esteem or they're not very outgoing and they open up more. It's helpful for me because I would be shy and I didn't want to talk to nobody so not figured it helped me bring out my share a lot more. It allows the girls to see who they are and it also allows them to see that they can be somebody even at the age that they are now. A lot of times children say, well when I grow up I'm going to be this. What a Girl Scout experience helped girls realize that they're a leader right now. There's so many girls that can benefit from the program and we just don't have enough volunteers to help us give girls a Girl Scout experience. Our outreach program is different and so the more funds we get, the more activities and resources we can offer the girls. I'm just passionate about it. I really know that Girl Scouting grows tomorrow's leaders. I believe in Girl Scouts.