On Tuesday, March 12th, Girl Scouts from across North Carolina celebrated our 107th birthday by gathering at the state capital for some legislative fun! The biannual event, Girl Scout Legislative Day, gave girls of all ages the opportunity to learn more about what it takes to be a female leader in government and law, the … Continue reading Girl Scout Legislative Day Recap
By Caraline Malloy, Girl Scout Ambassador, Girl Member of the Council Board, and Media Girl Being a Girl Scout can introduce you to many career fields, even news broadcasting! As a member of our council’s Media Girlz team, I was fortunate to have the opportunity tour the ABC 11 television studio and meet news anchor … Continue reading Highlights from the Media Girlz Studio Tour
Lofi Hirschman was a lifelong Girl Scout and difference-maker that embodied the Girl Scout Promise and all the overall ideas of our Movement. She was everything a Girl Scout should be - courageous, confident, and strong with a spark of energy, advocacy and passion for helping others. Lofi joined Girl Scouts when she was just … Continue reading Remembering our Green Angel: Lofi Hirschman
On September 27, we took to Twitter to engage the community in a discussion on the power of all-girl, girl-led organizations with ABC 11 news anchor Tisha Powell for #GirlsLeadChat. During the chat, Tisha shared how her Girl Scout experiences influenced her professional and personal development, speaking to the value of girl empowering organizations. “Girl … Continue reading Recapping Our #GirlsLeadChat
On October 31st, 1860, our incredible founder Juliette Gordon Low (affectionately known as Daisy) was born in Savannah, Georgia. Today, we continue to celebrate her birthday as Founder's Day as a way to show appreciation for the #GirlScoutSuperhero that started it all. Throughout her life, Daisy was known for her independence and passion for trying … Continue reading 5 Things You Didn’t Know about Juliette Gordon Low
For over one hundred years, Girl Scouts have successfully answered the call to Go Gold, pursuing an award that that indelibly marks them as accomplished members of their communities and the world. The Girl Scout Gold Award, the equivalent to the Boy Scout Eagle Award, is the highest award that a Girl Scout can earn. … Continue reading North Carolina Girl Scouts Go Gold
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