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Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont (GSCP2P), is one of the 111 councils from across the nation that delivers the Girl Scout program, serves nearly 12,000 girls in central and western North Carolina. With the support and guidance of nearly 6,000 volunteers, girls in grades K-12 are given opportunities for fun and friendship, while fostering the development of leadership skills and self-esteem. It is a safe environment for girls to engage in activities while they discover more about themselves and the community around them, connect with others and take action to the make the world a better place.

The Power of Positive Connections: Building Resilience Among Young Women – Sierra Mussetter’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project

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Sierra Mussetter of Girl Scout Troop 13100 in Forsyth County has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that addresses the need for positive connections among young women and how these relationships serve as a critical support system through various life challenges. Emphasizing the roles of encouragement, empathy and … Continue reading The Power of Positive Connections: Building Resilience Among Young Women – Sierra Mussetter’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project

Today’s Tips 5.12.25

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It's Time to Unplug! Campers from across the council will be heading to day, overnight and horse camps in the coming weeks, and it's not too late to have your Girl Scout join them! Already signed up? Don't forget about our $50 Multi-Week Discount for campers that come for two or more weeks of week-long overnight … Continue reading Today’s Tips 5.12.25

Calm Down Kits: Danielle Johnson’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project

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Danielle Johnson of Girl Scout Troop 80019 in Alamance County has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that addresses behavioral management in local elementary school students by teaching them to calm down on their own. Aiming to make learning easier for kindergarten through fifth-grade students and teachers, the … Continue reading Calm Down Kits: Danielle Johnson’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project

Bethany Golden Theater: Avery James’ Girl Scout Gold Award Project

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Avery James of Girl Scout Troop 2171 in Rockingham County has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that addresses the loss of the theater program at her school and the need for students to express themselves, come together and perform various skills. Aiming to bring back a theater … Continue reading Bethany Golden Theater: Avery James’ Girl Scout Gold Award Project

Today’s Tips 5.5.25

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Free Girl Scout Experience Box Subscription Available We are pleased to announce that current volunteers leading at least four new first year Girl Scout Daisies or four first year Girl Scout Brownies are eligible to receive a free Girl Scout Experience Box subscription! These boxes are delivered to your door monthly and are filled with … Continue reading Today’s Tips 5.5.25

Map and Trail Signs: Hannah Hicks’ Girl Scout Gold Award Project

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Hannah Hicks of Girl Scout Troop 41495 in Davidson County has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that addresses public safety at a local kids’ camp and promotes wayfinding through the trails. Aiming to assist new campers and parents to find their way around a local camp safely, … Continue reading Map and Trail Signs: Hannah Hicks’ Girl Scout Gold Award Project

Mission Mental Health: Teens Take Control – Naomi Hines’ Girl Scout Gold Award Project

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Naomi Hines of Biltmore Lake has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that raises awareness of teen mental health and the need for preventive measures through education at a local high school. The Girl Scout Ambassador partnered with Haywood Early College and its student leaders for her Gold … Continue reading Mission Mental Health: Teens Take Control – Naomi Hines’ Girl Scout Gold Award Project

Comfort and Compassion: Supporting Children in Western North Carolina – Emilee Bradley’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project

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Emilee Bradley of Girl Scout Troop 2024 in Caldwell County has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that addressed the immediate needs of kids affected by Hurricane Helene and fostered resilience among this community. Aiming to support children affected by the natural disaster and other hardships, the Girl … Continue reading Comfort and Compassion: Supporting Children in Western North Carolina – Emilee Bradley’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project

Today’s Tips 4.28.25

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Celebrating Silver and Gold at Our Crystal Anniversary "Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver; the other is gold." Thank you to everyone who joined us in Boone this past weekend as we celebrated 15 years of Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont. We thanked our Board Chair, Carolyn Brickey, as her … Continue reading Today’s Tips 4.28.25

Pollinator Conservation: Kaveesha Abeykoon’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project

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Kaveesha Abeykoon of Girl Scout Troop 41738 in Guilford County has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that addresses the issue of declining pollinator populations due to habitat loss and lack of awareness on their importance. Aiming to address these root causes and inspire public action toward conservation, … Continue reading Pollinator Conservation: Kaveesha Abeykoon’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project