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Membership as a Girl Scout is granted to any girl who:


"Has made the  Girl Scout Promise
and accepted the  Girl Scout Law,

has paid annual membership dues, and

meets applicable membership standards."


"I will be going for my 10 year pin this year, and I wouldn't trade those years for anything. In those years, I have made friends, learned trades, and had a safe place to have fun". - Shelley, age 14 - Troop 200


Girl Scout Daisies are in grades K-1.

Girl Scout Brownies are in grades 2-3.

Girl Scout Juniors are in grades 4-5.
Girl Scout Cadettes are in grades 6-8.

Girl Scout Seniors are in grades 9-10.
Girl Scout Ambassadors are in grades 11-12.
Girl Scout Juliettes* are in grades K-12.
*(For specific Juliette information, please click [here].)

 

Membership Dues

The national organization, Girl Scouts of the USA, requires payment of $10.00 annually for both girl and adult members. Membership dues for girls are paid when the parent/guardian signs a registration form (except when financial assistance is requested from the Council).

 

"[Girl Scouting] means being accepted for who and what I am, not what someone wants me to be. It means having fun and being myself". - Jennie, age 15 - Troop 766

 

Girl Scout Program Goals

From the basic troops meeting all the way to the Gold Award and "Extreme Girl Scouting," Girl Scout experiences and activities are designed to help each girl develop her own potential, relate to others, develop values and contribute to society. The Girl Scout Program is for all girls, ages 5-17. It is a single program which is adapted to meet the developmental, educational, emotional and social needs and interests of girls at five program levels (Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette, and Senior Girl Scouts).

 

What are membership dues used for?

 

The annual membership dues for girl and adult member funds:

  • A secondary accident insurance policy for all registered members for approved supervised Girl Scout activities.
  • Girl Scout Leader magazine for adults.
  • National program development and research to maintain Girl Scouting as a vital and relevant movement.
  • The operation, maintenance and staffing of the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A.

 

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