Girl Scouts STEM program is about increasing girls’ participation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
Girls push boundaries, test limits, and look at the world around them with inquisitive eyes. They’re natural scientists! Girl Scouts introduces girls of every age to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) experiences relevant to everyday life. Whether...
We have created item level sheets that can be used to help parents and troop leaders know the specific costs for items needed for their Girl Scouts. We have included the basic uniform and program items. If you need other items you can contact the Gold Mine store directly or visit our online store. We hope this helps answer some commonly asked questions.
Daisy Uniform
Brownie...
Blog Post by: Julie Medina, Membership Manager
Melissa Soza and I volunteered at Salvation Army for the Day of Caring through United Way. Our day was spent over seeing the bounce house and slide at a Community Fun Day held at the Salvation Army. Booths were set up with various games for the kids to rotate around to along with a drawing for games, toys and school supplies. Everyone enjoyed...
Kids grabbed their helmets, bikes, and bottles of water, and went to the Bike Safety Rodeo! Girl Scout Senior, Erica, hosted a Bike Safety Rodeo on Tuesday July 31, 2012 from 9:00AM – 12:00 PM at Buttonwillow Park & Recreation. There were games, safety tips, and obstacle courses. Best of all – the event was free to attend!
Erica is a Senior Girl Scout at Girl Scouts of Central...
The swimming pool and summertime are always a key part of a child’s summer. But not everyone is up to date on their water safety skills. Girl Scout Ambassador, Maggie, put together a workshop to teach kids how to be safe around the water and in their pools at home. She hosted the Water Safety class on Saturday July 28 at the Wasco Veterans’ Hall for kids ages 6-10. The seminar was free to...
Written by: Allison Hollender, GSCCS Delegate to the Girls World Forum 2012,Chicago IL Allison is a presenter at the 2012 Women Inspiring Girls Luncheon in Bakersfield on October 5, 2012.
It has been some time after the Girl’s World Forum in Chicago, and now I have had some time to digest the extreme amount of information that has been thrown at me during the week. The statistics,...
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Friends and Relatives of Girl Scouts…Donate $40 and receive one of our 100th Anniversary limited edition commemorative F.R.O.G.S. coffee mugs!
Click here for the F.R.O.G.S. coffee mug order form!
Fill it out and mail, email (tboothe@girlscoutsccs.org) or hand the form into your local council office.
*If you purchase a mug you will also receive the F.R.O.G.S....
Girl Scouts Bring a Friend Campaign is here! Learn how the Bring a Friend campaign works!
-Invite a friend who is not already a registered member to join Girl Scouts.
-Have her register for the 2012-2013 Girl Scout membership year.
-Attend a Troop meeting, Service Unit event or Council event
-Complete the flyer below, attach the flyer to your friend’s...
Join Girl Scouts of Central California South for our Summer Scavenger Hunt Contest. Help us reach 100 posts for our 100th Anniversary!
How to enter:
Girls 15 and under will need a parent or guardian to sign up for Facebook if they do not already have an account to complete the contest.
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Post by: Danielle Cash
Fresno troop 2385 decided at one of their meetings they wanted to donate to the families at Ronald McDonald House Charities Central Valley and to the homeless at the Evangel home. So the girls setup a shopping trip! They spent 2 hours and over $440 on items for two charities. Then they organized the items they bought into two piles for the two different charities. The...
