Being a Girl Scout leader is one of those “it takes a village” situations. Whether it’s sharing a foolproof way to explain the Daisy Petals to a room of high-energy five-year-olds or passing along a secret stash of extra cookie forms, the community is built on a “we’re all in this together” mentality. Newer leaders often find their footing thanks to the veterans who offer up their tried-and-true meeting plans and Leader Resources, turning what could be an overwhelming volunteer gig into a shared adventure. At the end of the day, helping another leader isn’t just about earning a badge—it’s about living out that part of the Law to “be a sister to every Girl Scout,” everyone included.
We are thrilled to spotlight a remarkable Gold Award recipient, Ryleigh Thomas, who completed her Gold Award in 2023 during her Junior year of High School with an extraordinary project…
Girl Scout leader Erica posted on Facebook:Help! I am drowning in frustration. Our meetings are so lame! I spend time searching for badges and trying to implement the suggestions but…
Last Tuesday at 4:30 PM, Sarah found herself staring at a half-empty box of mixed pony beads and twelve energetic second-graders, wondering how she’d fill the next hour without blowing…
Hello! My name is Jennie Pilkey, I am a co-leader for Daisy Troop 75906. This is our first year as a troop, and the first year for all but 3…
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