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Girl Scouts Beyond Bars follow up story on Channel 3 news!

Posted: Jan 26, 2012

In December, our Girl Scouts Beyond Bars program was featured on Channel 3's evening news. Yesterday, they aired a second story, following up with a mother and daughter who have now been reunited after the mother's release from prison. They thank the Girl Scouts for the monthly visits they shared.

[Click here] to see this amazing story. Thanks to the GSBB team for all you do to keep the bond strong between the mothers and daughters in this program!





Girl Scouts testify at the Arizona Legislature in honor of the 100th anniversary!

Posted: Jan 25, 2012

On Tuesday, January 25, Girl Scouts from Phoenix and Tucson testified before a committee of the state House of Representatives about the importance of Girl Scouting and our success in building girls of courage, confidence and character.  

Click on the link below the image to hear about the success we had!





Troop 2451 donates life saving AED units to GSACPC camps

Posted: Jan 24, 2012

At the GSACPC Board of Directors meeting on Wednesday, January 18th, Girl Scouts from Cadette Troop 2451 presented our council with five Automated External Defibrillator (AED) units to be distributed at each of our camp properties.  AED units can save lives in the event of a sudden cardiac arrest, which is the nation's leading cause of death, killing over 300,000 Americans each year. 

These units represent a donation valued at over $10,000.

Click on the link below the image to learn more about this wonderful Silver Award project!





The Joy of Girl Scouting

Posted: Jan 23, 2012

When Girl Scouts in Arizona prepared to load the bus for camp in the 1950s and 1960s, they were likely to have seen Dorothy Canfield Foster. Why? Well, she was hard to miss! With her big smile and even bigger, colorful umbrella, Dorothy could be spotted from a mile away.

Click on the link below the image to learn more about Dorothy Canfield Foster.





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