A gold standard of caring

Meadow Reinders earned her Gold Award through the Girl Scouts recently. She will receive the actual award in May of next year. She is pictured in the Caring Closet, which she created for Todd County High School students. She has already earned her Bronze Award by sewing blankets for babies in the NICU, as she herself was a premie.

During the process of sorting and organizing, which is no easy task, Meadow’s friends helped. Pictured are Shaunae, Hailey, Meadow and Treasure.

With time, effort and efficiency, finding items is so much easier!

Nancy Allard donated two dress racks which hold clothing for anyone who wishes to visit the Caring Closet. In the far back left hand corner, is the dressing room Meadow and her father, Jason, constructed for privacy. They had been using a small closet which had no lighting, except what was provided by cellphone flashlights.

These young men from the National Honor Society and JAG help assemble shelving in the Caring Closet .

BEFORE Meadow Reinders got her hands to the task of creating a Caring Closet!

A gold standard of caring

Meadow designed the signs for the doors of the Caring Closet and Prom Room, and they were made by Ronelle Kilmer using Todd County High School’s colors.