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There Are Many Ways To Get Involved!

Every girl can participate in one, some, or all of the awesome programs Girl Scouts offers. They'll discover the fun, friendship, and power of girls together. They will learn the importance of personal responsibility, the value of goal-setting, the spirit of teamwork and the thrill of accomplishment all while having the time of their life!

Below are ways for girls to participate in
Girl Scouts:

Pathways

Troops: The all-girl troop setting provides an extremely valuable developmental environment. Troops meet reguarly to support girls in building confidence and accumulating skills and knowledge over time. Activites are based on Girl Scout program resources (curriculum)and match girls' interests. Click here to fill out an interest form.

Camp: Girls participate in residential camp, with a focus on the outdoors and environmental education. Click here to learn more about Girl Scouts of Silver Sage camps.

Events: Girls participate in events (e.x. Soy Unica! Soy Latina!). Click here to access our girl events calendar.

Series/Special Interest: Girls participate in a series of programs with the same group relating to a specific theme or purpose (e.x. Journey2Justice: A Girl Scout Summit to Cultivate Change).

Travel: Girls plan, earn money, prepare and participate in regional, national, and international trips. Click here to learn more about travel in Girl Scouts.

Journeys

Journeys invite girls to explore a theme through many experiences and from many perspectives. Along the way, girls take on challenges that guide them to develop their leadership skills and values and earn awards recognizing their accomplishments.

Click here to read more about Journeys.

Individual Girls

Typically, Individual Girls are girls whose busy schedules make it difficult for them to attend regular troop meetings. Or, there may not be a troop in their neighborhood, but they still want to participate in Girl Scouts.

Individual Girls can earn awards, complete activities in their Girl Scout handbook and badge books, and participate in local council events and activities, such as the annual Girl Scout Cookie Program.