Amanda Glover has dedicated more than 25 years to inspiring and educating others as a science educator. For over 15 years, she has also served as a Girl Scout Leader and mentor, helping young girls discover their potential, build confidence, and develop leadership skills.

Amanda has mentored girls in her own troop as well as Girl Scouts throughout the CSRA, guiding them on their journeys to earn their Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards. She is passionate about encouraging young people to dream big, serve their communities, and believe in themselves.

Beyond education and mentoring, Amanda loves helping others and making a positive difference in the lives of those around her. She also enjoys traveling, exploring new places, and seeking out new adventures. Whether she is inspiring students, mentoring Girl Scouts, serving her community, or discovering her next adventure, Amanda brings enthusiasm, compassion, and a genuine desire to help others along the way.

Dr. Angela (Angie) Bratton has been a Girl Scout for over 40 years beginning as a Brownie and continuing as a lifetime member. She earned the Gold Award with a project focused on sexual assault prevention. Through the Gold Award she earned a full scholarship to college. After moving to Augusta for work, she began serving on the Gold Award committee. 

Angie is very grateful for the numerous leadership opportunities, skills, and friendships Girl Scouts provided, especially throughout high school. Whether being president of her troop, backpacking sections of the AT, attending a Destination in Nevada, or working at a GS aquatic camp, etc. Girl Scouting prepared her for future for research in Africa as an Anthropologist. These experiences enriched her life in a ways that school and other organizations she was apart of did not provide.

Lisa Martin has been active in youth serving organizations for over 35 years including PTA, Girl Scouts, Jaycees, Jack & Jill, and GNFCC.

Before retiring from Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, Ms. Martin has been a long term volunteer with Girl Scouts at two of their prior councils, Greater Atlanta and Heart of the South. Ms. Martin has received their President’s Award, Pioneer Award, Lighthouse Award, and Outstanding Volunteer.  Her commitment to Girl Scouts led her to receiving the President’s Call to Service Award from the Point of Light Institute and the Corporation for National and Community Service on behalf of the President of the United States.  The award is to recognize the best in American spirit, and to encourage all Americans to improve their communities through volunteer service and civic participation. Lisa continues to volunteer with GSHG with their Gold Award Committee as she loves helping girls realize how they can impact their community by designing a project that solves a community issue.

For PTA, Lisa served in numerous roles on the state, council and local levels.In all her roles with the PTA, Lisa has worked at reaching out to the larger community to help them understand what is happening in schools and how the community can partner with schools for better student success. Through her involvement with NFC PTA and the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce Education Committee she chaired “Principal for a Day." where legislators, business and community leaders spent the day working beside the principal to see all the decisions that impact students on a typical day.