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Visit the official site of Girl Scouts of the USA—where Girl Scouts bring their dreams to life and work together to build a better world. Girls, parents, and alum can join, volunteer, or reconnect.
No. Almost all photos, illustrations, and text on this site are copyrighted by Girl Scouts of the USA and require permission for use, even on a Girl Scout council site. Some material are copyrighted by third parties and may not be available for use. Always ask for permission first.
The full Girl Scout logo—which consists of two parts: the text and the Profi les (the Girl Scout faces within the Trefoil)—is called the Servicemark and should not be reassembled or manipulated in any way.
Girl Scouts is a beloved, iconic brand that stands out in today’s busy media landscape with a strong and consistent visual identity. These design elements are the core of our brand and communicate the values represented by our organization. GSHCC Servicemark. The Girl Scout Profiles.
Get these newly updated Award Logs and Badge Charts for each grade level. Print these out for reference, and to replace the versions in The Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting. Daisies. Badge & Award Chart (PDF) Brownies. Badge & Award Chart (PDF) Juniors. Badge & Award Chart (PDF)
Learn about the iconic uniform Girl Scouts wear and what each element means—plus info on where to place badges, pins, and other insignia.
From 18 girls to 2.5 million strong, Girl Scouts have been a force for good since 1912. Learn about Girl Scout history and how girls build on our change-making legacy.
Girl Scouts of all ages recite—and live by—the ideals listed in the Girl Scout Promise and Law. They remind us to do our best in being kind to others, respecting ourselves, making the world a better place, and so much more.
Girl Scout sign: Girl Scouts make the Girl Scout sign—raising three fingers of the right hand with the thumb holding down the pinky—when they say the Girl Scout Promise. The three fingers represent the three parts of the Promise.
A Girl Scout Brownie is in second or third grade of elementary school—a fantastic time to become a Girl Scout! Brownies learn how the world works, fall in love with the great outdoors, and share their interests—from bugs to ballet—with a small group of true friends.