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We want to hear your story!
Tell us how Girl Scouts has changed your life. Your story can be about how Girl Scouts taught you a new skill that you can use, how your membership in Girl Scouts opened your eyes to a new way of thinking or seeing the world, or how your involvement has a made a difference in your community. Your story may be used in one of our marketing or development pieces, or maybe even on our web site. Start your email like this:
My name is __________ and I live in ___________county. I am a (Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette or Senior) Girl Scout and here's how Girl Scouting has changed my life....
Send your story to enorton@gsep.org.
Plan a Birthplace Heritage Visit
The Juliette Gordon Low Girl Scout National Center is located in downtown Savannah, GA. The townhouse, completed in 1821, is furnished as it was in 1886, the year of the earthquake. The Girl Scouts of the USA purchased the house in 1953. After extensive restoration, it was opened in 1956 as a Girl Scout program center and historic house museum. In 1965, it became Savannah’s first designated National Historic Landmark. The house is open to Girl Scout troops, tour groups and the general public. Throughout the year, Girl Scout troops have the opportunity to meet other troops from all over the country and share activities. Find out more...
Girl Scout Gold Award Book
Download the booklet and the Fact Sheet that will prepare you to Go for the Gold!
Look at the Adult Training Schedule for a current list of Gold, Silver and Bronze Award Workshops. |
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Council Try-Its and Badges
Brownies, discover the Flower Frenzy and Marine Animals Try-Its. Juniors, there is a Marine Animals badge for you too!
Flower Frenzy is all about discovering the world around you and taking a closer look at flowers. The Marine Animals Try-It and badge are perfect for learning more about life under the sea and how you can work with dolphins, whales and other sea creatures.
Approved Trip Venues
Planning a trip? We hold certificates of insurance for these companies.
Fun Sites
From sports skill-building clinics to career mentoring, world travel and cultural exchanges to local community service projects, environmental stewardships to financial literacy, the Girl Scout program enables you to be who you want to be. Find out more about what Girl Scouts do in The Program Guide below, or visit these web sites for Girl Scouts:
Go to Go Girls Only to see what Girl Scouting offers online for girls ages 5-11. Play games, send e-cards, ask Dr. M questions, and more!
Check out STUDIO 2B, the place where teens become, belong, believe, and build. Chill out in the Lounge, publish poems or stories, answer polls and quizzes, get advice, see what the "By Girls, For Girls" committee is up to.
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