All GSCI Trefoil Shops will be open for extended hours in September to give girls an opportunity to use their cookie dough before it expires. Cookie Dough expires September 30th. Read More

Our 2010-2011 Activities Guide is now available on our website. We hope you will join us for many of our 2010-2011 activities. We've developed our activities with a new emphasis on Girl Scout Pathways – the many options that girls have for participating in Girl Scouting beyond the traditional troop model. Read More

Thanks to all Girl Scout troops who participated in the Operation Cookie Share booth contest - we appreciate the extra effort you made to show your support for this initiative. Read More

A Light Changing Experience: Girl Scouts Go Green with Environmentally Friendly Light Bulbs Girl Scouts from Lincoln School in Peoria are changing the world one light bulb at a time. Thanks to a State Farm Good Neighbor grant, the troop of 33 girls distributed 800 energy-conserving compact fluorescent (CFL) bulbs throughout their neighborhood. Informational tags accompanied the distributed light bulbs, facilitating community awareness of energy conservation. Read More

Created by Girl Scouts of the USA and Unilever to address the critical nationwide problem of low self-esteem among adolescent and pre-adolescent girls, uniquely ME! activities are designed to foster positive self-esteem among girls in grades 4-12.  Read More

We have a new Safety-Wise to distribute to each troop.  Since the printing of this new Safety-Wise, GSUSA has provided new updates to the guide.  Please contact your Membership Specialist to obtain a new Safety-Wise and the updates.  For your convenience, below are the updates to the new guide. Read More

LMK (Let Me Know) is an online safety campaign created in partnership with Girl Scouts of the USA and Microsoft.  The campaign includes an interactive website for girls as well as an e-newsletter and website for adults.  The website shows girls how to stay safe online, while their parents can subscribe to a newsletter, written by girls.  The newsletter will help parents gather tips and tools to help keep their families safer online. Read More

The Girl Scout Advocacy Network provides a tool for you to become a voice for girls and to make a difference in your community and across the nation.  Together, we can educate policymakers and community leaders on issues that directly affect girls and the Girl Scouts.  By being an advocate, you will have an impact on girl policy issues moving through Congress and the state legislatures. Read More

The 2009-2010 GSCI Volunteer Resource Guide is now available on our Publications & Forms page. Read More