GSCM is Making Financial Literacy a Priority
The following article is from The Baltimore Sun and can be viewed online here. In between pool time and play time, Girl […]
The following article is from The Baltimore Sun and can be viewed online here. In between pool time and play time, Girl […]
Cookie booths are an awesome way to practice the skills that you have been learning through out the Cookie Program. Here are […]
So you want to buy some Girl Scout Cookies. Seems pretty simple right? You see a booth, buy some cookies and move […]
Watch this clip of Judy McGovern, President of RealStreet Staffing and Monica Mitchell, Vice President & Senior Relationship Manager at Wells Fargo as they […]
An article from The Capital Gazette by Wendi Winters Wendi Winters is a local journalist, public relations consultant and photographer. She is a community news […]
When you purchase a box of Girl Scout Cookies you’re supporting more than just a girl’s troop activities—you’re also supporting her financial education. Time magazine reports, “Students receive little financial education at school and have repeatedly failed broad tests measuring their mastery of basic personal finance and economic concepts. Just 14 states require high schools to offer a course in personal finance…” The Girl Scout Cookie Program helps fill that gap by teaching girls essential skills that will help them in business […]
Forbes ran a column this month about the power financial literacy gives to women in their households and their workplaces. The column states that introducing girls to financial literacy at an early age prepares them for healthy relationships and the gives them the confidence that they can take care of themselves. The Girl Scout Cookie Program helps girls set financial goals and gain the confidence they need to ultimately take control of their own financial future. The money management skills the program […]