Rallyhood is an online Girl Scout community that can help you connect with other troop leaders and volunteers in your area.
Explore and join topic rallies like outdoors, troop travel, and service, and speak with your service unit volunteers to be added to rallies for your local area.
Link: www.gscnc.com/rallyhood
Want to know where to know where your Girl Scout can earn the Animal Helper Badge? Are you looking for a place to take your teen troop whitewater rafting? Then be sure to keep up with Troop Edition! Troop Edition is a weekly e-newsletter containing upcoming Council and Program Partner activities for troops and individuals.
You’ll also find details on upcoming Girl Scout days and volunteer opportunities. Troop Edition is emailed to troop leaders, service unit managers, and any other subscribers each Thursday.
Have you experienced a Girl Scout "Mission Moment" that's left a lasting mark on your life or community? Help us highlight the impact of our Girl Scout Movement by sharing your story. Acts of kindness. Amazing adventures. Challenges conquered. Giving back. Girl Scout Nation's Capital members are some of the most inspiring people in the world— and we want to share your stories!
Link: https://gscnc.jotform.com/232484889696076
Hi Girl Scouts!
Are you ready for a new Girl Scout year? I sure am!
Here’s why I’m so excited—the Program Team has been working hard to build a robust selection of activities that will encourage Girl Scouts to take risks, discover new passions, and follow their dreams passionately.
As you flip through the pages, you’ll find the ultimate Girl Scout checklist, designed to guide you through all the exciting opportunities waiting for you this season. From STEM explorations to creative arts to high adventure and more, you’ll find activities for Juliettes, Girl Scouts of all grade levels, and multilevel troops.
And let me just say, Troop Leaders and volunteers, you’ve got this.
Your commitment to building young leaders full of courage, confidence, and character is a powerful way to give back. Because you know as well as I do, the Girl Scouts we serve, they are shaping a better future for all of us. If you need help along the way, the Council team and your local Service Units are here to offer support, training, and program ideas—email us at membershipsupport@gscnc.org.
So, let’s start this new adventure, together.
Kim R. Ford Chief Executive Officer
Community Experience Survey for Adults
Please share your thoughts and opinions!
Soon you will get an email invitation to take part in the 2024 Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital Community Experience Survey. Your ideas are important to us and will help us improve our activities and events. We hope you will take the survey.
What is the survey about?
The survey is about your experiences as an adult with Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital, especially as they relate to the inclusiveness of our activities and the feelings of belonging they foster. We want to understand how we are doing and how we can improve to make the Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital welcoming for everyone.
How long will it take?
We hope you will take the time to complete the survey. We think the survey will take about 10-15 minutes to complete, but each person’s experience is different.
How do I get the survey?
You will receive an email from our Council’s CEO, Kim R. Ford. When you get this email, just click the “Begin Survey” button and it will open the survey for you.
In what languages is the survey offered?
The survey is available in Arabic, Amharic, English, French, Korean, Spanish, and Vietnamese. If your internet browser does not automatically convert the survey to your preferred language, you can manually change the survey language using a drop-down menu on the top right of the first page.
Do I have to take the survey?
No, you do not. It is up to you if you want to take the survey – it is voluntary. You may choose not to take the survey. You can also stop taking the survey at any time. Your decision will not affect anything about your participation in Girl Scouts.
How will Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital protect my information?
Girl Scouts will keep your information private. Only staff from our external evaluators will have your survey information. When the evaluators share survey answers or reports, NO names are included. Information will be reported to Girls Scouts in combined format so that no one individual’s responses can be seen.
When is the survey due?
The survey will open in late September. The last day to take the survey October 25, 2024.
Are there incentives for taking the survey?
Yes! The first 1000 participants will receive a $5 Dunkin Donuts gift card. After the survey closes, all participants will be entered into a raffle in which 10 individuals will receive a $100 Walmart gift card!
Who do I contact if I have questions or need help?
For questions about Girl Scouts, please contact Sarah Cornner at 202-534-3772 ext. 262 or scornner@gscnc.org at Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital.
For questions about the survey, please contact our external evaluator, Lydia Oberholtzer at lydia@sharp-insight.com at Sharp Insight, LLC.
Council DEIA Resources Reducing Economic Barriers
Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital is committed to bringing our leadership program to youth members, from every zip code--regardless of their economic status. Girl Scout troops are funded by a combination of money earned through Councilsponsored entrepreneurial programs, group money-earning activities, and dues. Financial assistance is available so that everyone can participate in Girl Scout activities whenever financial considerations might otherwise hinder their participation.
Our amazing entrepreneurship programs as well as direct donations help make it possible for all members to participate fully in Girl Scouts!
For Financial Assistance for Troop Dues, Books and Uniforms, click here:
For Program grants for troop activities, Council sponsored events, and individual activities such as a Girl Scout Destination or Similar Trips, click here:
https://bit.ly/program-financial-assistance-grant
Accessibility and Our Equipment Center
Our members can rent camping equipment, flags, bridges for ceremonies, or program kits. The Equipment Center currently offers wheelchair rickshaws and wheelchair tents to accommodate mobilityaid users. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have requests or recommendations regarding other equipment that will enable all of our Girl Scouts to participate in our programs.
https://bit.ly/accessibility-and-equipment-pdf
Multicultural and Religious Holiday Calendar 2024-2025
We urge our volunteers & staff to schedule events respectfully, with attention to the religious and cultural holidays that are celebrated in our diverse council. At the link below is a list of some holidays. Note that some holidays do not fall on the same date each year. Please note that this list is not exhaustive and that individual practices may vary.
Supporting Girl Scouts with Diverse Intellectual and Physical Abilities
Girl Scouts is committed to making reasonable accommodations for any physical or cognitive limitations a Girl Scout may have. Communicate with young people of all abilities and/or their caregivers to assess special needs and accommodations.
On-demand phone interpretation is available for over 250 languages to assist volunteers and staff communicate more effectively with Girl Scout caregivers. American Sign Language interpretation services are available in-person and virtually. These can be used to talk with prospective families, assist in filling out forms, and communicate details of an event. Contact customercare@gscnc.org for more information.
Mark your calendars now for upcoming in-person volunteer training at one of our amazing training weekends - you can come for one class or many! These training opportunities offer multiple courses that will give you the confidence to plan new adventures with your troop. Classes include Letterboxing, Geocaching, Basic Cookout, Riley's Lock canal History Program, Knot for Fun, Using Your Box Oven, Ceremonies, and more!
Look for more information at: bit.ly/gsupcomingcourses
Brighton Woods SuperBlitz in Brookeville, MD
September 20-22
October Zest in Hughesville, MD
October 18-20
March Magic in Leesburg, VA
March28-30
Plus learn how to lead a singalong at Sing into Fall in Brookeville, MD
Novemlber 22-24
Start your Troop Leader Training Now!
If you haven't logged into gslearn yet, here's how!
• Go to www.gscnc.org and log into MYGS
• Select "gslearn" located under "My Account."
Where can I find required Troop Leader Training
• On your gslearn homepage you will find "MyTraining." Under "Not Started," select your program level and begin training! (Note, you should complete training for your troop's program level. If you're a Brownie leader, do the Brownie training!)
Important things to remember:
• Leaders must complete Troop Money Management in gslearn each year because finance guidlines change frequently!
• Leaders must complete the DEIA Commitment course in gsLearn just one time.
• All required troop leader training is on your gsLearn dashboard!
T-Shirts
Starting at $23
Let everyone know that you're a proud Girl Scout parent and/or volunteer.
Adult Apparel Collection
From Dressy to Casual
This new collection has something for everyone with most items priced under $50
Build-A-Bear
Make a Build-A-Bear as unique as your Girl Scout
Main Girl Scout Shop
Located at our main office at: 4301 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite M2, Washington, DC 20008
Call: 202-274-3312
See our other shop locations:
Weekend Camp Programs
A new opportunity is available for Girl Scout members when they visit one of our amazing properties: facilitator led weekend programming. Members can now sign up to participate in one or more of our weekend programs. These programs are currently available at Brighton Woods and Winona with more camps coming soon.
There are many program options to choose from such as environmental education programs, high adventure, arts & crafts, and night programs. Programs can accommodate between 20-25 participants and the programs are shared between multiple groups of members.
Upcoming Fall and Winter Programs include the following: Environmental Education High Adventure Evening Programs
Monarchs and Milkweed Archery Campfire Fun
Migration Madness Slingshots Astronomy
Mammal Mayhem Tomahawks/Knives Night Hike
Tree-ific! Team Building Dutch Auction
Nature’s FBI Agents Canoes Camp Survivor
Tracks, Scat and Skulls Kayaks
To learn more about our programs and sign up:
https://bit.ly/weekendcampgscnc
Girl Scout Awards
There is no better place than Girl Scouts to develop leadership skills and earn awards! Girl Scouts provides award opportunities at all levels, starting with our youngest leaders – Girl Scout Daisies in kindergarten, all the way through high school seniors – Girl Scout Ambassadors.
Find more information about available awards at www.girlscouts.org/badges.
Highest Awards
Silver Trefoil Award
The Silver Trefoil Award is unique to Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital. The award honors Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors who make the world a better place through service in three categories: Girl Scout Community, National, and Global.
Bronze Award
The Bronze Award is the highest award a Girl Scout Junior (grades 4-5) can earn. They can work with their troop, in a small group or as an individual to earn their Bronze Award once they have completed a Junior Journey.
Awards for all Girl Scout Levels
Journey Summit Award
This award is earned by completing three Journeys for your Girl Scout level.
Bridging Award
Bridging Girl Scouts earn this award by completing two steps - Pass It On - to share what they’ve learned with younger girls - and Look Ahead - to learn from older girls about their next Girl Scout level.
Safety Award
Gold Award
Gold Award Girl Scouts have earned the highest award a Girl Scout Senior (grades 9-10) or Ambassador (grade 11-12) can earn. A Girl Scout earns this award as an individual once they have completed two Senior/Ambassador Journeys OR have earned the Silver Award and completed one Senior/Ambassador Journey. Girl Scouts track their progress using GSUSA’s GoGold Platform and work with our local Gold Award Support Team.
Silver Award
Silver Award Girl Scouts have earned the highest award a Girl Scout Cadette (grades 6-8) can earn. A Girl Scout can work with their troop/group (a maximum of 3 per project is suggested) or as an individual to earn their Silver Award once they have completed a Cadette Journey.
This award is earned by completing three Journeys for your Girl Scout level.
My Promise, My Faith
Girl Scouts of all levels can earn one award each year as they explore the connection between Girl Scouts and their faith.
Meritorious Service
Bronze Cross
This Lifesaving Award is given to a Girl Scout who has shown extraordinary heroism or risked their life to save another’s.
Medal of Honor
This Lifesaving Award is given to a Girl Scout who has saved someone’s life in an emergency.
Girl Scout Awards
Mentoring Awards
Junior Aid
Girl Scout Juniors can earn this mentoring award by helping Daisies or Brownies earn one of their Journeys.
Leader in Action (LiA)
Cadettes earn the LiA Award by assisting Brownies to complete a Journey. Complete requirements for the awards are in the Brownie Leadership Journey Adult Guides.
Program Aid
There are three steps to earn this mentoring award – earn one LiA Award, attend or complete the Program Aide Training Course, and work directly with younger Girl Scouts over 6 activity sessions (one hour sessions are suggested).
Counselor-in-Traning 1 (CIT I)
Seniors build skills toward becoming a camp counselor and earn this award by mentoring younger Girl Scouts in a camp setting. Girl Scouts may earn this award at one of the Council's sleep away camps.
Counselor-in-Traning II (CIT II)
Ambassadors who have earned the CIT Award focus on increasing their skills in one specific area, such as lifeguarding or the arts, and earn this award by working with younger Girl Scouts in a camp setting. Girl Scouts may earn this award at one of the Council's sleep away camps.
Volunteer-in-Training (VIT)
Seniors and Ambassadors who mentor a Daisy, Brownie, Junior, or Cadette group outside of camp can earn this award. There are three steps to this award – work with an adult mentor, complete training, and create and implement a program for Girl Scouts based on a Journey or badge.
National Leadership Awards
Torch Awards
This award recognizes Cadettes (Silver), Seniors (Gold), and Ambassadors (Gold& Silver) who act as leaders in their community. There are two steps to this award complete a Journey and serve for one term in a leadership position.
Community Service Bar
To earn this award, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors choose a community organization to work with, and complete at least 20 hours of service.
Meritorious Service
President's Volunteer Service Award
The President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) recognizes individuals who are committed to a high level of volunteer and service. All Girl Scout levels and adult volunteers can earn this
Ethel G. Harvey President's Award
The President’s Award in Honor of Ethel G. Harvey is the only Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital honorary award for girls. Nominations are taken for Cadettes, Seniors or Ambassadors for the award given annually. A committee of Girl Scouts selects the winner.
More information about both awards available on the GSCNC website.
Service to Girl Scouting Bar
Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors often volunteer to help with younger Girl Scouts or on other special projects. Once they complete at least 20 hours of service to Girl Scouting, Girl Scouts can earn this award.
Girl Scout Travel
You’re
going places, Girl Scout.
When you plan your own Girl Scout trip—whether it’s Brownies packing their first weekend bag or Seniors boarding a plane for an adventure abroad you’ll build courage, confidence, and lifelong skills like organization, time management, and how to work as team to succeed when things don’t go as planned.
You’ll also build connections outside your own community and make memories to last a lifetime. Wherever you’re looking to travel—even to countries around the world—Girl Scouts can get you there.
Ready for an adventure and to make memories? Girl Scout Destinations are the ultimate adventure for individual Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador Girl Scouts. Push past your comfort zone by applying for a trip on your own, and make friends from all over the country as you travel with new Girl Scout friends. There’s a unique, life-changing experience for everyone.
*Helpful Tip! Girl Scouts can apply for grants to fund their Destinations experience! Visit the Financial Assistance page of the GSCNC website to learn more.
Girl Scouts should have experience at every level of the progression before moving on the next level.
International Trip
Trip
Take an all-day trip!
Get your travel feet wet! Walk to a nearby garden, or take a short ride to a firehouse or other local spot.
Trip Regional Trip National Travel
Start with one night, maybe at a camp or museum. Progress to a weekend trip in a nearby city or state park.
Spend three to four nights away somewhere a few hours from home.
Keep It Youth-Led: Girl Scouts choose the location.
Keep It Youth-Led: Girl Scouts choose the location and activities (perhaps working toward a badge) and make plans for lunch.
Keep It Youth-Led: Girl Scouts plan the activities and meals, create travel games, and pack their own overnight bags.
Keep It Youth-Led: Girl Scouts plan key details of the trip, such as the budget, the route, and lodging.
Travel the country! Trips often last a week or more. Girl Scouts should think beyond the typical vacation location and consider historical sites, museums, or national parks!
Travel the world! These life-changing trips usually take one to three years to prepare. Consider visiting a WAGGGS World Center!
Daisies and Brownies are prohibited from taking troop trips of 3 or more nights even if they have previous experience.
For regional travel, Girl Scouts must be Juniors or Older.
For International trips, Girl Scouts must be Cadettes or older. Local Field Trip
Keep It Youth-Led: Girl Scouts lead the entire planning process and might add a community service or Take Action project.
Keep It Youth-Led: Girl Scouts plan their entire trip (including learning about the language, culture, passports and visas, exchange rates, etc)
When moving up to each level of the progression, consider Girl Scouts independence, flexibility, decision making, group skills and cross cultural skills.
Progression allows Girl Scouts to learn the skills they need to become competant travelers, including how plan and organize trips. Travel fun can be endless when Girl Scouts lead keep your travel youth-led!
Program Kits
Stress-Free Planning with Program Kits
Take the stress out of planning troop meetings or events with a Program Kit! Program Kits are fun, age-appropriate resources and are available for varied subjects such as STEM, Journeys, the environment, teamwork, and healthy living. Each kit is designed to serve a troop of 10-16 Girl Scouts but can be modified to accommodate larger groups. Nation’s Capital Program Kits are available to borrow at minimal cost to leaders and can be delivered to any council office for pickup (some are free). Many kits help Girl Scouts complete badge requirements!
Level Key
Program Kit Title
Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador
Advanced Robotics Kit
American Flag
Animal Tracks
Brownie Bugs Badge
Brownie Earth and Sky
Brownie Money Manager Badge
Brownie My Body
Brownie Numbers and Shapes
Brownie Philanthropist Badge
Brownie Philantropist Badge
Brownie Science in Action
Brownie Science Wonders
Brownie Senses
Brownie Working It Out
Cadette Budgeting Badge
Cadette Financing My Dreams Badge
Cadette Trees Badge
Car Care
Classic Songbooks
Compass Games Kit
Compass Kit
Cooperative Games 1
Cooperative Games 2
Program Kit Title
Craft Boards
Daisy Color Wonders
Daisy Respecting myself & others
Design Time: Girls Go Techbridge
Earth Defender
Eco - Box
Emergency Preparedness
Envoiroscape - Coastal
Envoiroscape - Hazardous Materails
Envoiroscape - Landfill
Envoiroscape - Watershed/Non-Point Source
Get Moving! Journey
Girl Scout Games & Dramatics
Girl Scout Legacies and Traditions
Goggle Tub
Grow Strong Brownies/Juniors
Grow Strong Cadettes/Seniors/Ambassadors
Grow Strong Daisies
imagiCharms Coding Kit
Intermediate Robotics Kit
Introductory Robotics Kit
Junior Aerospace
Junior Choice Is Yours
Junior Flowers Badge
Junior Making it Matter
Junior Rocks Rock
Junior Savvy Shopper Badge
Junior Science in Everyday Life
Junior Science Sleuth
Junior Weather Watch
Knot Board
Leather Crafting Kit
Leave No Trace
Parachute Games
Real-World STEM Challenges
Rockwood History Box
Program Kit Title
Screen-Printing
Sport Equipment
Teen Build A Better Future
Teen Math, Maps and More
Teen Science Activities
Teen Space Exploration
Teen Stress and Anger Management Activities
Uniforms Through the Years: Uniform Sampler
WOW! Wonders of Water Journey
Yoga Mats
Zink the Zebra
Patch Programs
Girl Scout Patch programs provide girls with opportunities to take part in special events to learn new skills, network, and have fun when Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital partners host events. Patches can celebrate a troop activity or completing a program unique to Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital.
Juneteenth Patch
New this year, the Juneteenth Patch Program is designed to educate Girl Scouts on the importance and meaning of why we celebrate Juneteenth. All ages and levels can participate and learn more about this special day.
Gift of Trees Patch
The Gift of Trees Patch Program focuses on three key themes— international friendship, arts and culture, and the environment. Girl Scouting’s Three Keys to Leadership—Discover, Connect, and Take Action— are incorporated through program activities.
To see all other patches go to:
gscnc.org/patches
World Thinking Day
Election Connection Patch
The Election Connection patch program helps explain in the election process, teaches Girl Scouts how they can help educate others in their community, and encourages civic engagement. Pursuing this patch during the upcoming presidential election season could help Girl Scouts make sense of the world around them!
In Girl Scouts, you are part of a special group that stretches across the world. On February 22nd of each year, Girl Scouts and Girl Guides from over 150 countries celebrate World Thinking Day. That’s one big celebration! World Thinking Day is a way to celebrate with Girl Scouts and Girl Guides everywhere by doing the same activities around a shared theme.
In 2025 the World Thinking Day theme is Our Story: Reflecting the symbolism and values of our Movement. Each year GSUSA provides an updated guide with activities and resources that allow Girl Scouts, Troops or Service Units the opportunity to plan their own fun. Visit link.org to learn more about how you can celebrate and earn your World Thinking Day award!
Learn more at: https://bit.ly/about-world-thinking-day
Girl Scout Day with Cirque du Soleil
Girl Scouts receive a special discount with up to 20% tickets to Cirque Du Soleil’s Ovo at the Capital One Arena in Washington DC. With ticket purchase, Girl Scouts will receive a complimentary patch. Tickets purchased for the Friday show will include a post-show Meet & Greet with the cast. Additional savings available for Groups of 10+
Friday September 13th - 7:00 PM
Saturday September 14th - 11:00 AM
Sunday September 15th- 1:00 PM
To purchase tickets, visit: fevo-enterprise.com/group/CirqueduSoleilOVOGirlScouts
Questions? Large Group?
Contact: Natalieh Brown NatalieH.Brown@cirquedusoleil.com
Girl Scout Day with Washington Nats
Join fellow Girl Scout Associations, Service Units, troops and families at Nationals Park for Girl Scout Days!
With the purchase of a special ticket, fans will receive a limited-edition Nationals Girl Scout patch and get to enjoy an exclusive pre-game parade on the field. Stick around after the game for a chance to run the bases! If you organize a group of 20 or more, the group leader will receive a complimentary game ticket (1 ticket per order).
Sunday September 29th - 3:05 PM
To purchase fewer than 13 tickets, visit: nationals.com/girlscouts
Need more information? Large Group?
Contact: Drew Larson Drew.Larson@Nationals.com
Girl Scout Day with the Washington Commanders
This season the Washington Commanders will host 3 unique Game Days that offer our Girl Scouts Day Package - with the Week 17 against Atlanta Falcons being our Premier Game, at which the first 100 tickets will have the chance to be apart of the Flag Holding Ceremony on the Field during the National Anthem at Kickoff! 2024 Girl Scouts Day Ticket Package Includes:
• Groups of 20+ earn a FREE tour of Commanders Field
• Exclusive Washington Commanders 2024 Patch
• Post-Game Photo on the Field Opportunities
• Video Board Shout Out
Sunday October 20th - 4:05 PM
Sunday December 1st - 1:00 PM
Premier Game- Sunday December 29th - 1:00 PM
Purchase Tickets at https://patickets.group/GirlScouts
Need more information? Large Group?
Contact: Roman McLane roman.mclane@commanders.com
Girl Scout Day with the Washington Mystics
Join your Troop and take over a Mystics game as the Mystics play against the Minnesota Lynx at the Entertainment and Sports Arena in Washington DC! Girl Scouts will enjoy fun activities, receive an exclusive 2024 patch and get to watch an exciting halftime show. Plus, groups of 25+ can participate in special fan experiences like Game Ball Delivery, Postgame On-Court Phot and Postgame On-Court Free Throws.
Council provided resources will be available in January 2025 -complete with activities and a special 2025 Girl Scout Week Patch.
How to Celebrate
Participate in community service, plant a tree, donate canned goods, clean up litter, etc.
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Program Partner Events
Below you can find a preview of all the incredible opportunities and offerings available from our many Program Partners located throughout the Council. For more information please visit the event calendar on the on the GSCNC Website.
Level
Key
Daisy Brownie Junior
Cadette Senior Ambassador
Virginia National Ballet
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The
Snow
Snow
Date to be determined
Date not confirmed
Cupcakes and Lace
Back to School Themed Machine
Sewing Class-Pencil Pouch & Pencil
Pillow (NO SCHOOL DAY)
Mini Mushroom Plushie & Magical Gnomes Hand Sewing + Crafting Class (NO SCHOOL DAY)
Fleece Scarf & Earwarmer Sets Machine Sewing Class (NO SCHOOL DAY!)
Fall Apple Plushies: Red Apple & Green Apple Machine Sewing Class (NO SCHOOL DAY!)
Pumpkin Pie Plushie & Apple Pie Plushie Machine Sewing Class (NO SCHOOL DAY)
AG Doll Thanksgiving Table + Turkey and Side Dishes Crafting Class (NO SCHOOL DAY!)
Year Round Private Troop Badge Sewing + Crafting Classes: Learn to sew!
8, 13, 14, and 15
"Time for Christmas", ETAP's New Holiday Musical
The Fairfax Ballet
Fairfax Ballet -- Brownie Dancer Badge Workshop
Fairfax Ballet -- Brownie Dancer Badge Workshop
10/20 10/20
International Spy Museum
Operation Code Cracker (Detective Badge Workshop)
Forensics in Espionage (Special Agent Badge Workshop)
Sisterhood of Spies (Power of One from Agents of Change Journey Workshop)
Festival Ballet Virginia
The Nutcracker Ballet Cinderella Arts in Harmony
Lincoln Caverns
GS Brownies Going Batty OR GS Juniors Animal Habitats
GS Brownies Letterboxer OR GS Juniors Geocacher
Letterboxer & Going Batty w/optional Eco-Friend
Wonders of Water Jumpstart w/ Fossil Fun (optional)
Wonders of Water Jumpstart w/optional Eco-Friend
Eco-Friend & Jr. Cave Explorer w/ optional Letterboxer
Eco-Friend & Letterboxer w/ optional Rocks Rock
Ghosts & Goblins Party w/ Geocacher
Geocacher & Jr. Cave Explorer w/ optional Animal Habitats
impacts every Girl Scout and volunteer in our council. SHARE
What SHARE Funds
Covers membership and troop dues, girl supplies, camperships, and program fees. $500 supports a year of Girl Scouting. Financial Assistance
Volunteer Assistance
Provides free and reduced cost training for volunteers. $100 helps a volunteer receive training and resources.
Camp
Maintains our eight camps, high adventure activities and ensures every girl has the chance to enjoy the outdoors. $1000 helps get Girl Scouts to sleep away camp.
Program
Supports troop and camp programs, STEM, life skills, entrepreneurship and leadership training. $250 helps a girl travel on a Girl Scout destination.
