The beginning of the Girl Scout year is an excellent time to review the foundations of the organization, namely the Promise and the Law.

In a previous article, I mentioned the cooperative model of leadership that is being used by some troops. Traditionally, Girl Scout troops were run by a leader and a co-leader. That worked great in the "Leave it to Beaver" days when mothers often had fewer things on their plate than they do these

It´s that time of year! Recruitment time for both girls and leaders. The two go hand in hand; in other words, without the adult leaders, there is no Girl Scouting.

Did you know that Girl Scouts have a fall product sale?

School is out and the summer is upon us. For Girl Scouts, that means downtime.

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The last World Center to open its doors is the Asian center called Sangham opened in India in 1966. Sangham is located on the banks of the Mula River, about three miles from the center of Pune and 120 miles south east of Mumbai (Bombay), which is on the western coast of India.

The second World Center to open its doors was the London house named Our Ark House in 1939. Renamed Olave House in 1963, the London facilities were rebuilt and reopened in 1990 as Pax Lodge.

Girl Scouts is not just about selling cookies and doing activities in the local community; for older girls, it´s about wider opportunities in the world. One way that Girl Scouts can explore the world is to travel to different countries. To make that dream a reality, the World Association of Gir

Leader Appreciation Day is April 22