About the Girl Scout Bronze Award
The Bronze Award is one of the highest awards a Girl Scout can earn, available to girls in fourth and fifth grade who completed a Junior Journey and teamed up with the troop to make a difference in their community. These outstanding Girl Scouts had to complete a minimum 20 hours of work, share equal responsibilities, and focus on teamwork and group decision-making along the way.
Girl Scout Mission
Building girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
Girl Scout Promise
On my honor, I will try: To serve God and my country, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law.
Girl Scout Law
I will do my best to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful, considerate, and caring, courageous and strong, and responsible for what I say and do, to respect myself and others, respect authority, use resources wisely, make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout.
CLASS OF 2024
Troop 80088
Isabella E.
Drummer Boy Campground Clean Up
Isabella cleaned up trash around a local campground, installed small trash cans on poles around the site, and recycled trash in the area.
Troop 80769
Isabella S., Jakiah K., Kennedy P., Madison W., Maya R., Rachel H.
Aid to the Forever Love Rescue Shelter
The girls designed posters and organized a collection of used towels, toys, litter, and food for a local shelter. They also made fleece blankets and cat scratchers, teaching others to make the items as well.
Troop 40055
Liliana R., Kylie M., Ryleigh B., Ellie H., Charlotte S., Charlotte C., Ayralee T., Adrienne S. Hygiene Bags for the Homeless/Less Fortunate
The girls collected money and donations to create hygiene bags for people experiencing homelessness. They worked with their local police department to distribute the bags to those in need.
Troop 40223
Rory E., Eliza B., Emma B., Mae H., Eleanor F., Addie G., Becca B., Ellie D., Taryn B.
The Girl Scout Garden, a sensory garden installation
Restoring an abandoned fairy garden at a local elementary school, the troop designed elements for each of the five senses. They also designed a website for Girl Scouts to maintain and add to the garden in the future.
Juliette
Ainsley M.
Kitty Krew: Developing Girl Scout Programming at Centre County PAWS
Ainsley enjoyed reading to cats and socializing with the felines at a local shelter, but she was too young to officially volunteer. So, she created animal-care programming for Girl Scouts that aligned with badges for Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, and Cadettes.
CENTRE COUNTY
ADAMS COUNTY
CLASS OF 2024
COLUMBIA COUNTY
Troop 30187
Sadie S., Leta E., Abigail T., Chelsea W. Don’t Forget Your Doggie Bag!
The girls created puppy adoption bags for a local kennel. They made homemade treats and toys as well as informational pamphlets to include in the bags for new pet owners.
Troop 30606
Chloe B.
Every Girl Deserves a Prom Dress
Knowing many girls in her community could not afford formal wear for school dances, Chloe collected previously owned gowns and held an event for girls to shop for free. She also provided free alterations as well as accessories to go with the dress.
Troop 32470
Braelyn B., Molly C.
Community Hands Enjoying 1 Adventure at a Time
Braelyn and Molly collected more than 350 books, created more than 200 bookmarks, and decorated 10 steel tin can containers to hold the bookmarks. Each bookmark featured a message of kindness, and the books and bookmarks were distributed among seven Little Libraries in their region.
Troop 32907
Sophia M., Kenadi M., Lia P.
Light Up the Night
The girls noticed that cabins at Camp Louise needed some sprucing up, so they painted three of the units and added constellations inside. The starry designs provide flair while also teaching campers about the night sky.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Troop 10500
Clara F., Finleigh S., Hazel G., Gwen B., Khaleesi F., Giuliana C., Sophia S., Rhealynette B., Kira W., Josephine S.
No Sew Pillows
Residents of a local nursing home benefitted from the work of these girls. The girls created pillows to distribute to residents and spent time socializing, playing games, and enjoying each other’s company.
CLASS OF 2024
Troop 11420
Maria C., Marilyn B., Gracelyn T., Amelia D., Olivia N., Molly S., Zoe S., Lauren L., Annalise W., Eleanor G. Food for the Hungry
The girls partnered with their PTO to provide food for students in need, organizing a drive, packing bags, and delivering them weekly. They also created a cookbook with non-cook recipes for future food program participants.
DAUPHIN COUNTY
Troop 10045
Mia K., Isabella K., Ella H., Kelly P., Lily T., Sadie R., Vanessa G., Marielle M.
Bat and Butterfly Houses
The girls researched and built bat and butterfly houses, planted butterfly bushes, and presented to their municipal board on how these additions to a local nature trail benefit the community and support local wildlife.
Troop 10065
Aryanna F., Noelle P., Ainsley W., Alaina J., Audrey I., Grace P., Lucy P., Hannah A. Pink Meow
The girls built a wooden bench for a feral cat enclosure using power tools, then created digital flyers on spaying/neutering, cat-safe plants, and adoption, combining teamwork for the bench and individual creativity for the flyers.
Troop 10748
Sophia R. Cuddly Comfort
Sophia organized a stuffed animal drive, collecting over 200 new toys through local libraries and a children’s museum. These were distributed to emergency agencies to comfort children in traumatic situations.
Troop 11051
Kaitlyn O., Jayse F., Violet F., Jossalyn T.
Party Time! Birthday Cake Boxes
The girls created boxes with party supplies using donations. These were given to a local food bank, allowing families in need to celebrate birthdays with a cake and decorations, bringing joy to special occasions despite financial challenges.
CLASS OF 2024
Troop 11102
A’adaleema C., Cassandra M., Evelyn B., Isabelle S., Larisa L., Logan K., Lorelei L., Natalie G., Sophia L.
Preserving and Beautifying Camp Catherine
Troop 11102 created a pollinator garden, enhancing existing gardens with sustainable plants, mulching, painting outdoor furniture, and adding solar lights. Their efforts improved the camp’s beauty and sustainability for future visitors.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Troop 80161
Adella P., Andrea S., Caroline H., Charlotte F., Evening M., Zoe A., Caraline B.
Spreading Joy
The girls partnered with a welfare agency to adopt local children, raising $700 through community events and social media. They purchased and wrapped gifts, necessities, and holiday items, while creating a PSA to encourage year-round community support.
HUNTINGDON COUNTY
Troop 40112
Caydence B., Stella B.
Updating the Community Dog Park
The girls transformed their local dog park, adding woodchips, fixing water site issues, and building fun features like a dog ramp.
LACKAWANNA COUNTY
Troop 58930
Elizabeth A., Libby S., Gianna T., Olivia G., Victoria K., Twyla B., Ella P.
Butterfly Garden: Save the Monarch!
Juniors from Troop 58930 created a butterfly garden to support monarch migration and educate the community about native plants. They researched, sought permissions, built the garden, and provided free milkweed seeds at local businesses.
Troop 70163
CLASS OF 2024
LANCASTER COUNTY
Ada F., Calliope H., Savannah F., Camila C., Brenna S., Ava P., Baylee S., Emalee Z., Nayliana M., Jaqualeen A., Abigail L., Ava F., Lily M.
Bats Need Our Help
The girls tackled bat conservation, building a bat box and creating an educational field guide. They aim to raise awareness about bats’ critical role in pest control and Pennsylvania’s ecosystem.
Troop 70417
Victoria V., Kaelynn T., Gwen D.
Pet Toy and Cat Scratcher Project
After raising funds with a lemonade stand, the girls created cat scratchers out of Girl Scout Cookie boxes and donated pet toys and supplies to a local organization, supporting pets and families in need.
Troop 70585
Myla S., Casey M., Ryann R., Hannah R.
Native Rain Garden
Wanting to help local animals, the girls planted a rain garden using native plants. They also created a website to share the benefits of rain gardens and their environmental impact.
Troop 70585
AJ R., Amelia W.
Queer Library for Youth
The Girl Scouts created a queer youth library at a local cat café, painting and filling a bookshelf with donated materials. Supported by several community organizations, the project provides representation and a safe space for youth.
Troop 70598
Elizabeth S., Emma S., Adelaide H., Cassidy B., Naomi B., Serena L., Sophie L.
Pollinator Garden
The girls planted a pollinator garden at a local church to support bees and butterflies. They also created an educational flip book and shared the project with younger Girl Scouts and church members.
CLASS OF 2024
Troop 70624
Zoe B., Stella D., Madison F., Claire F., Parker H., Eliza M., Lillian S., Chloe S., Olivia T., VeraLynn W.
Basking in the Sun Turtle Platform
Troop 70624 built and installed a turtle platform at a local park, providing a safe basking spot for the reptiles. They also created an educational pamphlet and graphic novel to raise awareness.
Troop 70724
Tree Rescuers
The troop planted about 25 native trees at Camp Furnace Hills and created tree books with information about the trees and their care. The project improves ecosystems and educates others about local tree species.
Troop 70732
Leah K., Payton S., Ryelee M., Leah P.
Adoption Bags
The girls created pet enrichment kits, including snuffle mats, homemade treat recipes, and a coloring book with pet care tips. The project supports adoptive pet owners and educates about humane pet treatment.
Troop 70200
Laina G., Ellie H.
Planter Boxes
Laina and Ellie built raised garden beds for nursing home residents, including one accessible for wheelchair users, to provide fresh food, flowers, and a fulfilling gardening activity. They also made a garden box to store supplies.
Troop 30227
Riley T., Zoey H., Johanna B. Kitty Cat Crusade
The girls worked with a local cat cafe to raise awareness about spaying, neutering, and adoption. They created digital posters and an educational video shared on social media to help reduce stray cat populations.
LEBANON COUNTY
LUZERNE COUNTY
CLASS OF 2024
Troop 30363
Ava R., Ava L., Halle S., Abigail E.
Recycle Animal Toys
Wanting to help stray animals, the girls created recycled toys, collected deer antlers, and made treats for cats and dogs. They then donated the items to a local animal shelter.
Troop 32525
Lydia C., Emma M.
Pet Rescue Dog Blankets
Lydia and Emma crafted and donated 15 fleece dog blankets to a local rescue, inspired by their love for dogs. They also made a video tutorial that encourages others to create and donate blankets to shelters.
Troop 33259
Kayleigh M., Grace W., Sadie D., Ayla C., Scarlett J., Olivia M.
Sensory Flower Garden
The girls planted a sensory garden at a local veterans’ hospital, adding plants, mulch, and decorations. This beautified the space, providing daily enjoyment for veterans and fostering community connections.
Troop 33265
Alivia M., Aria M., Brooke-Lynne S., Aurelia Y., Olivia N.
Herb Garden for Dialysis Patients
The Girl Scouts created a wheelchair-accessible herb garden for patients in a dialysis unit, providing fresh herbs to replace store-bought seasonings, promoting healthier meals, and offering renalfriendly recipes for better dietary management.
MONROE COUNTY
Troop 50591
Soleil F., Leilanie C., Laylah J., Eliana D., Milan J.
THAT’S AWSOM
This troop supported Awsom Animal Shelter by collecting donations of food, toys, and collars for local cats and dogs. Their project raised awareness through school communications and social media to encourage community involvement.
Troop 50829
Scarlett A., Paulie A., Elaina G., Rebecca H., Charlee S., Marley J., Kendall B.
Flying to Great Heights with Unbeelievable Projects
CLASS OF 2024
The girls enhanced a local park by installing pollinator hydration stations and birdhouses, supporting local wildlife. Their efforts promoted environmental stewardship and beautified the park for community enjoyment.
Troop 50991
Addison S., Abriella S., Lylah M., Tenley P., Madison T., Aniya H., Kaia B., Madisyn M. Helping Those in Need
Troop 50991 supported a local soup kitchen by collecting canned goods, cooking, and serving meals. Flyers and posters raised awareness in their community, helping gather donations to feed the hungry and support those in need.
Troop 52339
Sofia C., Makenzie B., Emilee G., Ava K., Zoey S., Catelyn R., Ivory A. Playground Makeover
Noticing that a playground at the church where their troop meets had seen better days, the girls raised money to replace swings, purchased mulch, and spent time making the space safer and more inviting.
MONTOUR COUNTY
Troop 60094
Adryen M.
Tye Blankets for Victory
When she learned the camp her sister attended for children with cancer could use blankets for campers, Adryen took action. She created blankets for kids to have at camp and then take home with them to use while getting treatment at the hospital.
PERRY COUNTY
Troop 10467
Wynter F., Molly S., Sadie Z., Liza M., Gretchen Z., Adelyn F., Ellis W., Caroline G. Birthday Bags for the Food Bank
Researching ideas for their project, the girls learned that birthday celebrations aren’t in the budget for many people. They collected items such as cake mixes, icing, pans, and candles to create bags to distribute to people in need at a local food bank.
CLASS OF 2024
Troop 10702
Katherine N., Zayla G., Maddie D., Lennon D., Gracie H., Ada H., Rylie A., Emma K. Re-Doing the Forest
The girls cleaned and marked trails behind a local church, working with church leaders and an environmental specialist. They also created educational signs and helped address invasive plant species for future trail development.
PIKE COUNTY
Troop 52249
Maeve K., Amber W.
Providing Resources to the Humane Society
Maeve and Amber volunteered with their local animal shelter, cleaning the site and feeding animals. They also raised money and collected supplies to support the shelter.
Troop 52251
Autumn H., Kennedy S., Sage S. Leopold Bench
To add to an outdoor learning center at their elementary school, the girls created a Leopold bench, a unique style of bench designed to promote observation of wildlife.
Troop 32727
Lena R., Hannah G., Piper N., Elizabeth E., Isabelle B., Lucy B. Playground Clean-Up
The girls improved their school playground by cleaning graffiti, removing trash and rocks, repositioning safety mats, and creating a positive bulletin board and sign to inspire others to care for the property.
Troop 50774
Marley S.
Brooklyn Township Recycling Program
Marley knows that if more people recycle, there will be less trash in the landfills and on roadsides. She improved a local recycling program and encouraged community participation by hosting an Earth Day drive, changing recycling days, and dropping fees.
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY
CLASS OF 2024
UNION COUNTY
Troop 60109
Willow N., Lily E. Creekside Clean Up
Willow and Lily organized a stream cleanup along a local creek to improve the area for families and wildlife. They worked with their mayor to implement future improvements.
Troop 61086
Elanna H., Brooklynn R., Grace L., Emma K., Courtney K. Food Pantry
The girls collected food and volunteered at a local food pantry, assisting with organizing, packing bags, and helping community members. They learned about the pantry’s impact, and they plan to continue supporting the mission.
WYOMING COUNTY
Troop 50075
Hayden B., Cecilia D., Alexa F., Ella M., Lilah S., Kirstine A., Lyla B., Elliot B., Emma G., Natalie G., Lily K., Natalia S. Welcome Kits
The girls created and donated welcome kits to a local animal shelter, providing essential items for new pet owners. They collected donations, assembled kits, and raised awareness to encourage others to help.
YORK COUNTY
Troop 20263
Hannah K., Ava Z., Avery S., Brooklyn C., Elsie H., Trinity F., Natalie W., Natalie M., Lilly F. Free Little Library
The girls in Troop 20263 love to read, so they asked for donations of paint, books, wood, and other items to create a little library. It will be open in warmer weather in their township for the community to use.
Troop 20264
Annecy G.
York’s Excited for Laundromat Literacy (YELL)
CLASS OF 2024
Annecy created a library at a local laundromat, offering books for people to read, take home, or donate. This project encourages literacy in the community and increases access to books for everyone.
Troop 20338
Emily Y., Khylee P., Lillian B., Adelyn C.
Helping Local Animal Shelters
These Girl Scouts supported local animal shelters by collecting donations and teaching the community how to make homemade toys for animals. They presented their project to local business owners, churches, and individuals.
Troop 20338
Avelyn M., Avalynn S., Victoria M., Brooke B. Granimals
The girls brought animals into a local nursing home to improve the wellbeing of the residents, educate the community about adopting from rescues, and raise awareness about the importance of both rescuing animals and visiting nursing homes.
Troop 20365
Riley C., Ella F., Charlotte S., Elena H., Abigail W., Kaitlyn H., Samantha M.
Kota Bear Kare Packages
After learning that a friend had been diagnosed with brain cancer, the girls in Troop 20365 created care packages for children battling the disease. They donated more than 5,100 items and created a video with instructions to inspire others to create their own packages.
Troop 20402
Kara K., Lorelei D.
Cat Surrounding Help
Kara and Lorelei created cat toy boxes and taught younger girls how to support shelter cats. Through donations and education, they helped make shelter cats happier and more likely to be adopted.
Troop 21229
Addyson O., Paige L., Paige P., Josie J., Skyler F., Zoey K., Alyssa G., Claire K., Keira H., Kylie S., Teagan B.
Nursing Home Visit
The girls visited a nursing home to play games, sing, dance, and craft with residents, brightening their days. They also created a flyer and a scheduling calendar to inspire others to do the same.
Congratulations to the 2024 Bronze Award Girl Scouts!
