Whenever we see injustice, we all have a responsibility to confront it. Every day, no matter our background or our age, every single one of us has a role to play in taking on an unfair system while working to build a new one that truly works for all. Guiding our girls in learning to recognize and challenge structures and practices that fuel inequality and cause harm helps them play an active role in creating the positive change our society needs.

There’s no Place Like Camp *AT HOME* is your very own magical blend of virtual and hands-on camp experiences! We will be offering four, week-long sessions of summer fun beginning Monday, June 8, each with their own theme.  

This Camp In Camp Out event is for Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors. It will target grades 4-12 with advanced camping activities for the experienced camper.

Becoming a lifetime member helps Girl Scouts develop the next generation of female leaders. And now through July 31, new lifetime members will receive the choice ofaspecial gift: a lifetime membership scarf, a lifetime membership hat, or Girl Scout graduation regalia recognition cord ! Or, in lieu of a gift, $10 will be donated to your local council.

Girl Scouts may not be able to meet in person just yet, but thanks to Girl Scouts at Home, we can all participate in amazing Girl Scout events—online and in real time. Choose from four event categories: Awesome Girls, Tips for Troop Leaders LIVE, Raising Awesome Girls, and Campfire Chats. 

To ensure girls are getting the tools they need to become our world’s ambitious change-makers, Girl Scouts USA has launched Girl Scouts at Home, a national online platform where all girls and families—not just Girl Scout members—can access free, self-guided activities from GSUSA’s expert programming.

Girl Scouts have always stepped up in times of need, and our current COVID-19 crisis is no different. All across our country and our world, Girl Scouts have leapt to the aid of others by engaging in wonderful acts of service and kindness. Now your troop can get involved too!

The skills she learns as a Girl Scout will give her a strong sense of independence as well ascommunity. Another year of Girl Scouts will boost her confidence, improve her outdoor skills, and prepare her to be a champion for the environment—yes, even through virtual events!