Girl Scout Week 2015

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Girl Scout Week Patch 2015

Girl Scout Week is March 8-14, 2015

Girl Scout Week is celebrated each March. It starts with Girl Scout Sunday and ends with Girl Scout Sabbath on a Saturday, and it always includes the Girl Scout Birthday, March 12th, the day in 1912 when Juliette Gordon Low officially registered the first 18 girl members in Savannah, Georgia. 
 
Don’t let the week pass without earning your Girl Scout Week patch and learning so much more along the way!
 
Let's Celebrate! All Day! All Week!

Girl Scout Week Game

Let’s commemorate this special week by traveling along a winding path of tasks and challenges! This project may be completed as a Troop or an individual. A printable version is available at the link below or you may purchase 11 x17 color copies at our shop for twenty-five cents each at the GSNC Shop.  

Girl Scout Week game>>

Girl Scout Week Restaurant Give-Back Day

GSNC has found an easy way for you, your Troop, or your family and friends to celebrate Girl Scout Week! Enjoy a delicious meal at one of our partner restaurants and they will give back to GSNC!
Print one or all of the restaurant flyers and present it to your server, and they will donate a percentage of your check in support of GSNC! It’s that easy to Give Back!

Girl Scout Week at the GSNC Shop

Don't forget to stop by the GSNC Shop to pick up all of your Girl Scout Week necessities including your Girl Scout Sunday Patch, Girl Scout Shabbat Patch, Girl Scout Sabbath Patch, and your Girl Scout Week Patch.

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