As we roll into the new membership year, we’re so excited to unveil our newly transformed “Daisy” and “SaVannah” vehicles. Both vans received a bumper-to-bumper makeover, and the new looks embody the fun spirit of Girl Scouts. Launched in 2015 and 2017, respectively, “Daisy” and “SaVannah” have become an integral part of how we bring … Continue reading New Program Year, New Look for our Mobile Program Vehicles!
Every October, we celebrate a vital group of people who make everything we do at Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines possible: our donors. These champions of girl ambition generously give back to ensure all Girl Scouts can grow, explore, and lead. This year, we are celebrating donors who empower Girl Scouts to explore, … Continue reading Donor Appreciation Week 2022 : Girl Scouts Just want to have fun!
We are happy to introduce our 2022-23 Media Girlz! These 10 Girl Scouts are true leaders in our council and are devoted to the Girl Scout movement. Each year, we select our Media Girlz team to be the face of our council and a true display of what Girl Scouts is all about. Each Girl … Continue reading Meet the 2022-23 Media Girlz
For a month, we featured some of our phenomenal Girl Scouts in our Building Beyond Tomorrow campaign and asked you to support them as they take it to the next level. You stepped forward. Today, we are ecstatic to share some highlights from this incredible campaign: 241 people came together to support our girls and … Continue reading Building Beyond Recap
The week of August 1st was an exciting one at Camp Mary Atkinson, as we hosted our Summer Leadership Camp. Coming from across central and eastern North Carolina, 47 Girl Scouts participated in the week-long resident camp focused on self-esteem, communication, leadership, project planning, and relationship-building. Campers completed hands-on activities and games to spark conversation … Continue reading Summer Leadership Camp 2022
The past two years have been hard for everyone, but women have had it especially rough. Women were more likely than men to stop working during the pandemic and are still more likely to consider quitting or downgrading their work.[i] And recent product shortages like baby formula and sanitary products have been especially challenging for … Continue reading Who Runs the World?
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