Girl Scout Week 2014!

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Mark Your Girl Scout Calendar: Girl Scout Week is March 9 -15!
Each year, on March 12th, Girl Scouts across the country celebrate Girl Scouts' Birthday, commemorating the day on which Juliette Gordon Low officially registered the organization's first 18 girl members in Savannah, Georgia.



Girl Scout Week is celebrated each March, starting with Girl Scout Sunday and ending with Girl Scout Sabbath on Saturday, and it always includes the Girl Scout Birthday, March 12. During the week, we hope everyone will show their Girl Scout pride by participating in activities on GSNC’s Girl Scout Week Calendar.

Also during Girl Scout Week, GSNC is hosting the new and exciting program, Women of the World at Orchard Hill. Portrayed by the GSNC Theatri-Gals, Juliette Gordon Low and her famous Girl Scout guests will welcome you to Orchard Hill, the beautiful 19th century home of the Phipps family. You’ll meet and mingle with guests as you learn more about their contributions to their fields.






The Resource Room has program materials to help your Troop celebrate GSUSA's 102nd Birthday!


Have fun with the Juliette Low Action Story,   Juliette Low Kim's Game, or step back in time with the The Golden Eaglet (DVD), Celebrate Girl Scout Birthday this year with a special ceremony, music or craft. 



Special Girl Scout Days Celebrating Girl Scouts’ Birthday

Girl Scout Day at Friendly's!

Celebrate Girl Scouts Birthday, March 12, 2014 at Friendly’s Restaurants. Dine at your local Friendly’s, and share great food and memorable times in support of the Girl Scouts of Nassau County.

Bring your family or friends and 15% of your total bill will be donated to Girl Scouts of Nassau County with the Girl Scout Day at Friendly’s flyer is presented.

Multiple Locations to Choose From!



Girl Scout Day at Chili's!

Celebrate Girl Scouts Birthday on March 12 at Chili’s Restaurants. Let Chili's do the cooking while supporting Girl Scouts of Nassau County at the same time. With each flyer presented on Wednesday March 12, 2014 Chili's will donate 15% of the event day sales back to GSNC, so gather your family and friends and celebrate Girl Scouts Birthday at Chili’s!







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