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#TroopTuesday: Girl Scouts plant garden at Lutherville Vol. Fire Co. to honor fallen firefighter
Girl Scouts from Troop 1976 unveiled the garden they have planted and dedicated to fallen Lutherville Volunteer Fire Co. Firefighter Mark Falkenhan at […]
Patch Program of the Month: My Family Loves Girl Scouting
Introducing our Patch Program of the Month for August: My Family loves Girl Scouting. The My Family Loves Girl Scouting Patch Packet […]
#TroopTuesday: See what Girl Scouts in central Maryland have been up to!
Girl Scouts are always working on service projects, taking trips and making the world a better place. Click here to let us […]
Troop 2094 Learns the Power of Community
Girl Scout Troop 2094 from Severna Park Middle School are working on their Junior Agent of Change Journey. So far, they have […]
…a Camp Mom said
“My first time camper talked non-stop, except to eat, about her camp experience. She had nothing but great things to say about […]
Update from Resident Camp!
It’s hard to believe that we are already in week three of resident camp at Camp Conowingo–time really does fly when you’re […]
GSCM Agents of Change Reach Out to 21 States
Earlier this month, troop 10324 from Baltimore County received special recognition from President Barack Obama and a feature in Save the Bay Magazine […]
Girl Scouts of Central Maryland CEO Visits a Community Program
Shirley Cuffie, Community Program Specialist, invited GSCM’s new CEO, Violet Apple, out to one of the Community Programs that she facilitates, and […]
Catonsville Girl Scouts transform unused church space into thrift store
Troop members earn Silver Awards for efforts For the past year, members of Girl Scout Troop 3131 of Catonsville have been painting, cleaning, sorting, […]
A “Thank You” for Troop 346
Earlier this month we received an email from a woman who encountered a nice surprise on her daily walk. She asked that we pass her gratitude along to the troop and leaders. Read her message below: I’m a resident of Ednor Gardens, and every day I walk across the field south of E 36th to the Y. Starting this week, I noticed a box filled with bags (both grocery and specifically doggy-waste bags) at the top of the hill. Upon closer inspection, I […]
Camp Whippoorwill’s Renovated Lodge
For the past three years, sisters Tina Collins and Melissa Thomas, leaders of SU 638, have been enlisting help to spruce up […]
Using Gold to Make the World a Better Place
As Girl Scouts end of year celebrations begin we wanted to spotlight the 84 girls who earned membership into an elite group—Girl […]
Camp Chats
If you missed the live Camp Chat series with Camp Director Megan “Taz” Hardy and Kelly “Mustang” Rhodes, don’t worry, all five […]
The 2014 Girl Scouts Beyond Bars Sleepover
A guest blog post by Domonique Jenkins Beyond Bars Community Programs Specialist The Girl Scouts Beyond Bars Sleepover was amazing! It was a […]
The Early Bird Catches the Worm: Registration for 2015 is Open!
Every girl who registers for the 2015 troop year by June 30, 2014 will receive a 2015 worm rocker. New girls will receive […]
A Girl Scout Lunch at the Environmental Protection Agency
As you may have read in the latest issue of the VINE, Girl Scout, Sarah, an Ambassador Girl Scout of troop 1632 […]
Condoleezza Rice, Sheryl Sandberg and Girl Scouts CEO Anna Maria Chávez: Let’s Ban Bossy
This powerful trio, who on the cover of Parade sport their “Ban Bossy” buttons, aim to change the conversation about girls and […]
Be A Friend First: Brooklyn’s Story
Brooklyn is a fourth grader from Baltimore City who participated in the Girl Scout BFF (Be a Friend First) program in her elementary […]
