Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors, have you ever found yourself wondering how you can make the world a better place? Do you want to raise awareness and learn how to advocate on behalf of gender equality? This series is a wonderful place to start. Fourteen Girl Scouts from across the country devised a six-part virtual … Continue reading Virtual Global Gender Equality Series Starts June 30
Congratulations to Cameron Benedict, Molly Goble, Zoey Harris, Ruth Porter, Linden Taylor, Lily Rafeek, Molly Ruth Redding, Willa Reier and Lucille Renfroe from Girl Scout Troop 12986 of Guilford County for earning their Girl Scout Bronze Award! They worked with Holy Spirit Episcopal Church to design, build and fill a Little Free Library. The library … Continue reading #TroopTuesday Bronze Award: Little Free Library
Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont is pleased to announce that Makayla Key, Greensboro, earned her Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouting. Key, daughter of Myra Stanley-Key and Montonrafel Key Sr., and a member of Girl Scout Troop 1726, worked with Dudley High PTSA, The Studio and Beta Iota Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha … Continue reading Makayla Key Earns Girl Scouts Highest Honor
Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont is pleased to announce that Jessica Maier, Summerfield, earned her Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouting. Maier, daughter of Andrew and Lisa Maier and member of Girl Scout Troop 41685, worked with A Simple Gesture and Pearce Elementary to raise student’s awareness of food insecurity. She … Continue reading Jessica Maier Earns Girl Scouts Highest Honor
As an organization built on diversity and the celebration of it, GSCP2P is proud to offer awards and programs that allow girls to celebrate an important aspect of their identity: their faith. Within the P.R.A.Y. Program, girls can earn religious-based awards offered by their individual faith communities, as well as earn the My Promise, My … Continue reading Girl Scouts Earn National P.R.A.Y Award
This past Saturday, June 13, we celebrated our top cookie sellers at the annual GEO recognition event. GEO girls are recognized for selling 500 or more boxes of cookies during the Girl Scout Cookie Program, and this year we had 1,186 girls earn that honor. Below are the top sellers for the 2019 Fall Product … Continue reading Top Cookie Sellers for 2020 Announced
Congratulations to Alissa Ann Drumgold and Tayloir Elise Wiley from Girl Scout Troop 41353 of Alamance County for earning their Girl Scout Silver Award! They worked with Guilford Health Care Center to help patients going through physical and rehabilitative therapy. Previously earning their Girl Scout Bronze Award helped the girls feel ready for the planning, … Continue reading #TroopTuesday Silver Award: A Forever Garden
Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont is pleased to announce that Caitlin Black, High Point, earned her Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouting. Black, daughter of James and Kimberly Black and member of Girl Scout Troop 1926, worked with Sedge Garden United Methodist Church to lead sewing lessons and make head coverings … Continue reading Caitlin Black Earns Girl Scouts Highest Honor
Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont is pleased to announce that Carissa Bryant, Lewisville, earned her Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouting. Bryant, daughter of Christopher and Theresa Bryant and member of Girl Scout Troop 41699, worked with Samaritan Ministries to create a resource cabinet full of information for anyone in need. Her … Continue reading Carissa Bryant Earns Girl Scouts Highest Honor
Congratulations to Aubry Dale, Lilli Ashworth, Madilyn Burleson, Aunica Tomlinson and Isabella Holland from Girl Scout Troop 12934 of Henderson County for earning their Girl Scout Bronze Award! They worked with Glenn Marlow Elementary School to plant a garden. The girls gained gardening knowledge, as well as communication skills when they asked for donations from … Continue reading #TroopTuesday Bronze Award: Glorious Gardening at Glenn Marlow Elementary
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