Today’s Tips 9.14.26

Don’t miss out on your chance to earn eco badges at Pilot Mountain State Park during SU 140’s Camping Skills Day on Saturday, September 19!

Want to learn what it takes to perform at a horse show? Join us at Tryon International Equestrian Center in Mill Spring on Saturday, September 26 for No Horse? No Problem! Let’s Go to a Horse Show.

Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors can bring their appetites to Camp Pisgah on Saturday, September 26 for Trailblazer Chefs: Outdoor Cooking.

Votes are in! Our Fall Product Program mascot has been named Hopper and we’re ready to jump into entreprenuership!

The Fall Product Program starts TODAY and is a great way for Girl Scouts to learn business skills while earning start up funds for the amazing Girl Scout year ahead. In addition to troop proceeds, Girl Scouts who participate can earn Nut Bucks and other reward items. 

Girl Scouts can start taking orders from friends and family using the paper order card as well as through their own digital storefront. Click here to set up your M2 digital storefront and design your avatar! Not only can you earn a customized patch that looks like you, but you can also enter our avatar fashion show for a chance to be featured on our #WearItWednesday social media posts.

Early access discounts for Wicked are here! Enjoy the best of Broadway in Greensboro at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts. Wicked has been called “A magical Broadway musical with brains, heart and courage” and brings a thrilling score that includes the hits “Defying Gravity,” “Popular” and “For Good.”

Encouraging Girl Scouts to participate in the Fall Product Program is a great way to kick off the new troop year with start-up funds and an engaging program. Goal setting is a key business skill, so make it a group project! When your troop collectively sells 100 items during the Fall Product Program, they will secure an additional $0.05 per package of cookies sold during the upcoming Girl Scout Cookie Program.

Expand your goal setting skills and brainstorm with your troop ways to use your funds. Will you set your sights on more badges and activity supplies? Is there a field trip or a community service project that your Girl Scouts are excited about? Use these opportunities to encourage girls and their families to stay engaged until the Fall Product Program ends on November 9. And don’t forget to use our Fall Product Program volunteer resources to ensure a successful experience.