Girl Scouts of the Southern Appalachians
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FIND MY TROOP!

Cookies, campfires, and bracelets are all part of the journey, but changing the world? That’s the real destination! One adventure at a time, Girl Scouts learn, grow, and do amazing things. Unleash your inner leader.

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Introduce girls to awesome new experiences that change their perspectives and broaden their worlds. Be a mentor, a guiding star, a friend. Show them all that they’re capable of, and unleash your inner leader in the process.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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Treats for the Troops

01 Jul 2020

Girl Scouts of the Southern Appalachians donated cookies to Friends of the Troops, for distribution to servicemen and women across the globe.

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Girl Scouts: All For One and One For All. Always.

22 Jun 2020

From the very moment founder Juliette Gordon Low first mentioned her plans to start Girl Scouts, it was set to be an organization not only for the girls of Savannah but also for “all of America, and all the world."

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Going Batty for Girl Scouts

04 Jun 2020

Maggie Kelley, a descendant of Girl Scout founder Juliette Gordon Low, completed her Gold Award this year.

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WHERE YOUR GIRL BELONGS

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Girls are first at Girl Scouts. And they always will be. Girl Scouts is her home turf, her go-to place where she’s free to try new things and just be herself, no matter what her interests are. And now there’s even more to explore, with new badges in robotics, outdoor adventuring, cybersecurity, and environmental stewardship—to name just a few! Join or volunteer today, and give her the tools to shine!

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GIRL SCOUT HIGH AWARDS: THE HIGHEST HONOR A GIRL SCOUT CAN EARN

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Bronze. Silver. Gold. These represent the highest honors a Girl Scout can earn.
All three awards give girls the chance to do big things while supporting an issue they care about.

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Girl Scout Network

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Whether you earned Brownie badges or your Gold Award, you’re a Girl Scout alum! Follow the Girl Scout Network on LinkedIn to connect with other alums, get updates on what Girl Scouts do today, take action on behalf of girls, and promote girls’ and women's empowerment, leadership, and advancement in the world.

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