Meet our Youth Advisory Leaders
Sophia Baird
Co-founder
Brooke Currier |
Abigail Cloutier |
Delaney Petri
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Sophia Baird, co-founder, is a freshman at Assumption University. She enjoys spending time with friends and family, cooking, and doing crafts. Sophie completed the NAMI training for Connect Suicide Prevention Program for Youth Leadership and teaches others about suicide prevention. She has also participated in Pinkerton's Youth Day where she volunteered in helping organizations in the community. She is currently the Social Media Manager for GSF. Sophie is the co-coordinator for the We Are One Movement, an initiative to inspire kindness and empowerment in others. She is also the co-coordinator of the Thanksgiving Basket Brigade. In the past, she coordinated beach clean up at Hampton Beach as part of the Blue Ocean Society. She started up the Good Shepherds Boutique where volunteers and others create hand made items such as jewelry, accessories, meditative items to sell.
Delaney Petri is a senior at Pinkerton Academy, She is in DECA and is involved other school clubs, last year she placed first for Fashion Marketing and was able to go to Georgia to compete in Nationals. This year she is now an officer for the DECA club. She’s also on a competitive softball team called Plex, which is year round. This year she also assisted in Auburn as a volunteer softball coach for U8, which she enjoyed and hopes to do again. She also is a helpful big sister to her two younger brother and her grandmother. When she has spare time she likes to hangout with her friends and family. This year she will continue to help on projects geared towards the Aging and Youth population and more.
Abigail Cloutier is a senior at Pinkerton Academy. At her school she is hoping to start a new club for badminton group after school hours. Abi takes great pride in writing her middle school graduation speech. And freshman year she got all honor grades. Abi likes going for adventures such as hiking and zip lining with her sister. When she gets home she likes to play with her bunny, Kara. Abi wants to help her community by starting clothing drives and doing crafts with kids at homeless shelters.
Brooke Currier is a freshman at Emmanuel College. Volunteering to help at two schools kept Brooke involved in helping others, one way she enjoys spending her time. Brooke is an avid reader, enjoys playing tennis, skiing and loves to draw as a pastime. Brooke has volunteered for the Auburn Duck Days event and the Thanksgiving Basket Brigade and now as a Youth Advisory Member of the Good Shepherds Foundation, Brooke is committed to lending a hand and connecting with others to brighten their day across the New England community now and in the future as a college student.