5 Reasons Why the World Needs More Girl Scouts
One hundred and two years ago today—on March 12, 1912—the very first Girl Scout Troop was founded by Juliette Gordon Low. A few months before,
One hundred and two years ago today—on March 12, 1912—the very first Girl Scout Troop was founded by Juliette Gordon Low. A few months before,
Where Did Brownies Get Their Name? Have you ever wondered how Brownies got their name? One of our staffers reminded us about a story she’d
We’ve spent all year celebrating Girl Scouts’ 100th Anniversary with fun events to commemorate a century of Girl Scouts. Though most celebrations have been fleeting, we’re
Most people have spent their lives in normal ways—never having founded a camp, for example, or ridden a camel in Egypt … in their sixties.
Arriving in the Peach State Last week Troop 1776 in Renton made the trek to Savannah, GA to visit the birthplace of Girl Scouting’s founder,
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