Closings This Week The Asheville Girl Scout Shop will be closed this week. All Girl Scout Shops and Service Centers will be closed on July 4 in observance of Independence Day. Normal operating hours will resume at all locations on Monday, July 7. Last Day to Claim Free Patch Tomorrow is the last day of Spring … Continue reading Today’s Tips 6.30.25
End of Year Reports Due Next Week Each year, Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont needs to report our progress and success to our communities and membership. We are required to obtain data from troops and service units annually to maintain our 501c3 status. Completion of these reports helps us update your records and to … Continue reading Today’s Tips 6.23.25
Closed This Thursday All Girl Scout Service Centers and Shops will be closed this Thursday, June 19, 2025 in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. Summer Adventures Begin at Camp We were thrilled to welcome our first session of overnight campers yesterday! If you haven't registered yet, there is still time to join us! Check out our … Continue reading Today’s Tips 6.16.25
Splashing Into Summer Congratulations to our 814 Girl Scouts who reached the Girls Empowering Opportunity (G.E.O.) achievement for selling 500 or more packages of Girl Scout Cookies during the 2025 Girl Scout Cookie Program! We had a wonderful day celebrating your budding entrepreneurial skills with over 1,000 Girl Scouts attending our G.E.O. Event at Wet … Continue reading Today’s Tips 6.9.25
Celebrate Sisterhood As we enter our last month of Spring Renewal, we look forward to the amazing year of Girl Scout fun, friends, adventure and learning ahead. If you have renewed your Girl Scout membership between April 1-May 31, stay tuned for an e-mail to request your size for the free Sisterhood T-shirt reward this … Continue reading Today’s Tips 6.2.25
Ginger Riddle of Girl Scout Troop 30212 in Buncombe County has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that addresses proper storage and care for livestock feed. Aiming to impact a national issue in the agricultural community of providing clean, non-contaminated feed, the Girl Scout Ambassador partnered with Charles … Continue reading Halos for Hay: Ginger Riddle’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project
Morgan Ray Schmidt of Girl Scout Troop 12021 in Catawba County has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that addresses mental health awareness, exercise and healthy relationships through movement and learning in response to the effects of isolation and virtual learning for students after the COVID-19 pandemic. The … Continue reading Mental Health and Movement: Morgan Ray Schmidt’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project
Alexandra Stansberry of Girl Scout Troop 2781 in Iredell County has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that addresses education for first-time voters on how to register and what is needed to vote locally. Aiming to fill the gap in resources to help people to vote in a … Continue reading Registration Ready: Spreading the Word About Voter Registration, Alexandra Stansberry’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project
Callie Lippard of Girl Scout Troop 12948 in Burke County has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for a community leadership and service project that addresses the declining pollinator populations through education. To spread awareness of the importance of pollinators in the ecosystem and inform community members on how they can help these populations, the … Continue reading Protecting Pollinators: Callie Lippard’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project
Eva Cronin of Catawba County earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for designing and installing a downhill mountain bike trail for her community service project that teaches leadership and creates sustainable change. This project addressed the need for more downhill mountain bike trails in Hickory that will improve riders’ skills and are convenient to the … Continue reading Lake Hickory Downhill Mountain Bike Trail: Eva Cronin’s Girl Scout Gold Award
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