In memory of our sisters from the Girl Scouts of the Northwestern Great Lakes who died last Saturday, Girl Scouts are encouraged to take action in their community during the month of November. We invite Girl Scouts to perform service projects in their community in honor of Haylee, Jayna, Autumn and Sara Jo who passed away while giving service on Saturday November 3. By doing what Girl Scouts do best, we'll be honoring their legacy in lasting and meaningful ways.

Whether your girl is part artist, part scientist, or part explorer, Girl Scouts is where she can pursue what she loves and blaze new trails. Here, girls take on leadership roles in a girl-led space and develop skills they’ll use to make an impact. Watch the new video to see current Girl Scouts show the world they know who they are and what they’re made of—they’re all Girl Scout! 

Over the summer, Troop 8935 took a trip to Portland, Oregan. While there, the troop volunteered at Scrap, an organization that inspires creative reuse and environmentally sustainable behavior by offering educational programs and affordable materials to the community. The girls also went sightseeing and went to the Pacific Coast in Seaside, Oregon. It looks like many memories were made that will last a lifetime!

Every year, Girl Scouts of the USA selects 10 inspiring Girl Scouts for special recognition as National Gold Award Girl Scouts. These inspiring girls exemplify what it means to be a Girl Scout, taking bold action in their communities to create immediate and sustainable impact. Meet the class of 2018!

Girl Scouts is her home turf, her go-to place where she’s free to try new things and just be herself, no matter what her interests are. And now there’s even more to explore, with new badges in robotics, outdoor adventuring, cybersecurity, and environmental stewardship—to name just a few! Join or volunteer today, and give her the tools to shine!