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Discover what it means to be a G.I.R.L. (Go-getter , Innovator , Risk-taker , Leader)™ and change the world. THERE IS POWER IN EVERY G.I.R.L. Unleash it at Girl Scouts. The Girl Scout Difference Research shows that Girl Scouts can be the difference between thriving and surviving for girls. These are the facts: Join, volunteer, or donate today at gsvsc.org. Although it’s common for a girl’s sense of self to decline in middle school, a Girl Scout’s sense of self increases during this period. During middle school, non–Girl Scouts’ interests and involvement in their communities decreases, whereas Girl Scouts’ desire to solve problems in their communities rises. A Girl Scout is more likely than her non–Girl Scout peers to participate in leadership activities — she truly believes in the power of G.I.R.L.! The skills girls learn through Girl Scouting prepare them for a lifetime of leadership. Girl Scouts have better grades, aspire to higher levels of education, and are more confident about their futures than non–Girl Scouts. Have questions? Ring us at 540-777-5100 or drop us a line at [email protected]. For more details on Girl Scouts’ impact and benefits, visit girlscouts.org/research. Girl Scouts practice leadership with grit like a go-getter , problem solve like an innovator , embrace new challenges like a risk-taker , and show empathy like a leader. ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
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Discover what it means to be a G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™ and change the world.
THERE IS POWER IN EVERY G.I.R.L.Unleash it at Girl Scouts.
The Girl Scout Difference
Research shows that Girl Scouts can be the difference between thriving and surviving for girls.
These are the facts:
Join, volunteer, or donate today at gsvsc.org.
Although it’s common for a girl’s sense of self to decline in middle school, a Girl Scout’s sense of self increases during this period.
During middle school, non–Girl Scouts’ interests and involvement in their communities decreases, whereas Girl Scouts’ desire to solve problems in their communities rises.
A Girl Scout is more likely than her non–Girl Scout peers to participate in leadership activities — she truly believes in the power of G.I.R.L.!
The skills girls learn through Girl Scouting prepare them for a lifetime of leadership. Girl Scouts have better grades, aspire to higher levels of education, and are more confident about their futures than non–Girl Scouts.
Have questions? Ring us at 540-777-5100 or drop us a line at [email protected].
For more details on Girl Scouts’ impact and benefits, visit girlscouts.org/research.
Girl Scouts practice leadership with grit like a go-getter, problem
solve like an innovator, embrace new challenges like a
risk-taker, and show empathy like a leader.
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Why Girl Scouts?
Studies show that to create positive, sustainable change in our complex world, we need collaborative leaders who value diversity, inclusion, and teamwork. And yet
too few leaders today embody these qualities.
Her Girl Scout Experience
As a Girl Scout, your girl will participate in the Girl Scout Leadership Experience — a one-of- a-kind program where she will …
Every step of the way, she’ll lead her experience and learn by doing. And at Girl Scouts, she’ll have plenty of opportunities to jump in and make amazing things happen, all while being supported by her peers and caring adults.
Girl Scouts are prepared for a lifetime of leadership.
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Since March 12, 1912, when the original G.I.R.L., Juliette Gordon “Daisy” Low, organized the very first Girl Scout troop in her hometown of Savannah, Georgia, Girl Scouts has provided girls of all ages and backgrounds with thousands of unique, girl-led experiences that challenge them, teach them, connect them, and encourage them to take meaningful action at every turn.
We’re not stopping until every girl is prepared to empower herself for a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success.
OF ALL FEMALE U.S. ASTRONAUTS
OF ALL FEMALE TECH LEADERS
OF FEMALE U.S. SENATORS
OF FEMALE U.S. SECRETARIES
OF STATE
If we want more leaders,
we need more GIRL SCOUTS.
• Engage in healthy activities!
• Find her entrepreneurial spirit and learn financial literacy!
• Explore the great outdoors!
• Participate in hands-on STEM skill-building!
• Connect with girls around the world!
• Take on meaningful community service projects!
