Jenna Grubb
Senior GS Impact and Multicultural Program Manager
Through our GS Impact team, we strive to serve girls in every economic class. We serve girls in foster care, girls disenfranchised by their parents being incarcerated, those who have been exploited, undocumented or newly immigrated, those experiencing economic and social poverty, as well as girls from families who provide great support to their daughters’ development. In partnership with our Council Tribal Affairs team, we serve 18 distinct Native American populations, both on reservations and in urban centers.
Girl Scouts provides a nurturing space and opportunities to learn new things and build their courage, confidence, character, and skills for success in the world. From traditional troops and independent experiences, to community programs, specialized events, we provide a safe space for girls to grow and share new experiences, develop core values and contribute to society.
Here you will find information on specific initiatives aimed at making Girl Scouting available to all girls, everywhere.
We want to offer additional resources that can support the families and siblings of the girls we serve who are impacted by incarceration. Whether you're in Arizona or anywhere across the nation, we've gathered trusted local and virtual resources, including mentorship, peer support, and leadership programs, all designed to help these kids heal, grow, and thrive. Because every child deserves a community that shows up for them.