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Girl Scouts donate cookies to hospital staff, raise money for homeless youth

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Girl Scout Troop 642 is made up of 11 Native American girls who live on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation. During their cookie-selling season, they decided to donate boxes to the staff of Stony Brook Southampton Hospital and several local food pantries. They're also raising money for Troop 6000, which consists of girls living in shelters in New York City. Credit: Barry Sloan; Photo credits: Barry Sloan, Shavonne Smith

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