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After your Girl Scout rededication ceremony award you girls with our beautiful rededication patch with a butterfly from MakingFriends®.com so they can soar high!
Take a look at our suggestions for helping girls plan their ceremony.
Girls joining your troop for the first time can get the Investiture Patch – Butterfly so everyone in the troop can have the same design!
Reward your girls for learning the promise with the On My Honor Patch.
The “First Aid Prepared” Patch is the perfect way to demonstrate that your group has learned the basics of First Aid.
Perfect for your Tea Party troop or service unit event.
When you add the “Community Service” Patch to your group’s activity, it shows others that you are involved in making the community around you a better place.
Make cards, gifts, or ornaments this holiday season and hand out this patch for your girls’ vests.
Our red, white and blue Card Making patch is a great way to remember their community service project making cards for Veteran’s Day, Memorial Day or Police Appreciation Day.
2″ iron-on embroidered patch.
Get our embroidered 2″ Juliette Low Patch for your girls learning about their founder. This patch features a ring of her famous pearls around the border. Suggestions for our Patch Program® are below.
Who doesn’t love a parade? And a holiday parade is fun for everyone! Enjoy the event with your troop and hand out patches they will love to add to their collection.
Iron on! 2″ embroidered patch. Take a trip to make pottery or paint ceramics. Not only will they love making something to take home, they will also love to get this patch!
Perfect for a trip to the Ice Skating Rink.
The Girl Scout* Birthday on March 12 commemorates the day in 1912 when Juliette Gordon Low officially registered the organization’s first 18 girl members in Savannah, Georgia.
*Not affiliated with, endorsed by or a licensee of Girl Scouts of the US
Volunteers of every age can earn the Food Drive patch. Work together with your troop or youth group. You can arrange a food drive with your local supermarket or everyone can collect from family, friends and neighbors.
Have fun learning how to sew. Your scouts and their parents will appreciate them learning the valuable skills needed to make simple clothing repairs as well as being able to sew their patches on their vest by themselves!
This awesome patch from MakingFriends®.com shows your troop has learned basic sewing skills.
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