Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.
Girl Scouts improve their communities all year long—but during the holidays they are especially busy leading community service and Take Action projects! While these philanthropic and problem-solving activities have differences (check out this post that explains community service vs. Take Action), there’s one thing they both require: public awareness. In the winter months, donation drives
“We… love that we, as members of Troop 218, have a Girl Scouting foundation that will unify us for the rest of our days!”
“There is no better place to spend the summer than at Marine Landing, on the beach, overlooking the water.”
“I am the one who will seek change confidently, quietly making a difference in the lives of those around me.”
“It’s all about who you are as a person, and your Girl Scout power will help you develop into an amazing person for the future.”
As the premier leadership organization for girls, Girl Scouts is committed to providing girls with a myriad of opportunities to build their skills, develop courage, and try new things. We’re also committed to connecting with community partners who share the same goals. Last month, our high-school Girl Scouts had an amazing chance to participate in
“These girls are sisters, and should be treating each other like that, no matter what they’re able or not able to do.”
“Girl Scout camp provides the right opportunities in a safe space and with the friendliest staff to help your daughter find her courage, confidence, and character.”
Dear GSGLA Family, It is with great delight and excitement that I am writing to announce that today, Sylvia Acevedo has been named the National Chief Executive Officer of Girl Scouts of the USA after a six month national search. Sylvia, a lifetime Girl Scout, rocket scientist, and STEM educator, is a longtime advocate for
“Girl Scouts is all about the girls… but if you don’t have volunteers, then the girls have nowhere to be.”
