Animal-Powered Learning We hope everyone has a safe and smooth back-to-school season! If you enjoyed our S'more Summer Reading Challenge, you are going to love the Brownie Book Club at the Barn happening at Circle C Equestrian Center this September and October. Read a chapter from a chosen book and bring the story to life through horse-powered … Continue reading Today’s Tips 8.25.25
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Today’s Tips 8.18.25
Bronze and Silver Reports Due Have you been working on a Highest Award this year? If you’ve just graduated 5th grade or 8th grade, it’s time to submit your Girl Scout Bronze Award Final Report or your Girl Scout Silver Award Final Report if your Silver Award project has already been approved. Submitting your report by … Continue reading Today’s Tips 8.18.25
Today’s Tips 8.11.25
Closing Early Please note that the Hickory Service Center will be closing early this Thursday, August 14 at 3:30 p.m. Training Financial Assistance Applications Due Today Applications for Training Financial Assistance through The Ed Whitmire Fund are due today for volunteers wanting to attend Leaderee at Keyauwee Program Center! Don't forget to apply for Training Financial Assistance for Trainfest at Camp Pisgah … Continue reading Today’s Tips 8.11.25
Today’s Tips 11.18.24
A Symbol of Hope and Resilience From WNC This week, a Christmas tree in Avery County will be cut down and start its journey to Washington D.C., where it will stand proudly in the Blue Room of the White House. This will be the 16th time a North Carolina tree will stand in the White … Continue reading Today’s Tips 11.18.24
Today’s Tips 11.11.24
A Message From the CEO As we roll into a season for giving thanks, I want each of you to know just how thankful I am for each of you. New members and long-standing members alike have come together in remarkable ways to make our corner of the world a better place- and I could … Continue reading Today’s Tips 11.11.24
Today’s Tips 11.4.24
Use Your Voice Civic engagement and making one's voice heard is an important priority for Girl Scouts. We emphasize this with our girl membership through civic badges, democracy patches and governance opportunities as a council or National Delegate. A Girl Scout discovering her voice leads to increased confidence as she makes the world a better place. … Continue reading Today’s Tips 11.4.24
Today’s Tips 10.28.24
Celebrate Founder's Day October 31 is Juliette Gordon Low's birthday! Celebrate Girl Scouts' founder with activities from the Girl Scout History patch program, enjoy discounts at our Girl Scout Shops and party with us at the Triad Service Center or host your own party to celebrate Girl Scouts. New Cookie Hoodie Available for Pre-order Congratulations … Continue reading Today’s Tips 10.28.24
Today’s Tips 10.21.24
Special 57th National Council Session Results On October 19, 2024, Girl Scouts of the USA and the National Board had the privilege of holding the first-ever special session of our National Council, where girl and adult delegates, representing councils across the country, discussed and voted on proposals regarding our national membership dues. The National Council … Continue reading Today’s Tips 10.21.24
Today’s Tips 10.14.24
Shop Updates The Triad Shop will be closing early today, Monday, October 14, at 4 p.m. As mentioned in our State of the Council meeting, we will be sundowning the brick-and-mortar Girl Scout Shop in Gastonia in the next 30 days. This shift will allow us to have a dedicated staff member to deliver more robust … Continue reading Today’s Tips 10.14.24
Today’s Tips 10.7.24
A Message From the CEO Dear GSCP2P Family: It’s difficult to find the words to describe the hurt, devastation and loss caused by Hurricane Helene. It’s even more difficult to face the aftermath of the destruction while coming to terms with the new reality in western and central North Carolina. Thousands of our members and … Continue reading Today’s Tips 10.7.24
