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- Plastics Be Gone! - A Silver Award Project by Hanna
Troop 76905, is addressing the big issue of microplastics pollution in community waterways as a Silver Award Hanna used her passion for digital design to create four educational awareness posters. Her microplastics pollution awareness posters were on public display at the Superior Community Center
- 2026 Gold Award Girl Scouts
Gold Award Girl Scouts are high school girls who address issues they’re passionate about by planning Meera Bipin, Thornton Stroke Awareness Project Meera’s Gold Award project was driven by the memory Lucca Legendre, Berthoud Skin Health Awareness Campaign Lucca’s impactful Gold Award project combined Rayne Wilson, Westminster Healing Spirit For her Gold Award project, Rayne created an awareness campaign Open only to girls in high school, the Girl Scout Gold Award is the most prestigious award in the world
- 2025 Gold Award Scholarship recipients
Each year, Gold Award Girl Scouts are eligible to earn the Stephanie A. Foote Leadership Prize. This award was made possible through a generous gift to Girl Scouts of Colorado’s Endowment by former “I am proud to recognize Girl Scouts whose Gold Award projects have made a lasting impact,” Foote said This year the Debbie Haskins Spirit of Girl Scouting Award went to Darja Jaceva . Open only to girls in high school, the Girl Scout Gold Award is the most prestigious award in the world
- Rae Ann Dougherty receives WAGGGS Medal of Service award
three distinct World Board Committees and more when she was presented with the WAGGGS Medal of Service award It is awarded to individuals who have distinguished themselves in their outstanding service to Girl Guiding She also has served as a Gold Award Mentor and is supporting Global Girl Scouting.
- Troop 75980 helps replant the love after Marshall fire tragedy
Our Bronze Award Project Our troop is buying plants and pots to plant and offer to our families impacted
- Silver Award Project: "Build-A-Patch"
We are currently working on our Silver Award, "Project: Build-A-Patch".
- Gold Award Girl Scout focuses project on seatbelt awareness to save lives
Gold Award Girl Scout Amy Bechtel chose to focus her Gold Award project around seatbelt awareness. Why did you choose this as your Gold Award project? Seeing her shiny Silver Award, I asked if there was a higher award, and she told me about the Gold Award PA at Franktown Day Camp and two camporees, leading journeys for younger girls, and earning both the Bronze and Silver Award.
- Gold Award project raises awareness of endangered bat species
For her Gold Award project, Isabel created the Bring Back the Bats program to raise awareness about the Her goal was to educate people about wildlife and bring more awareness to this local species.
- Silver Award: Boost the Power of a non-profit
Raven was considering what they might want to do for their Silver Award project, looking out the car
- Gold Award Girl Scout honored at White House
On Oct. 10, Morgaine Wilkins-Dean, a Gold Award Girl Scout, from Denver was celebrated as one of 10 girls For her Gold Award project, Morgaine spearheaded efforts to combat gun violence in schools by creating Earning a Gold Award is the highest honor in Girl Scouts. Gold Award Girl Scouts are high school girls who address issues they’re passionate about by planning
- Creating Sacred Spaces: A Silver Award Project Honoring Flag Traditions
This fall, a meaningful Silver Award project is taking root across several Girl Scouts of Colorado camp This Silver Award project ensures that Girl Scouts have a dedicated, honorable location to complete this
- Gold Award Girl Scout: Kaitlyn Ketchell, Monument, “Eating Disorder Education”
What did you do for your Gold Award project? How will earning your Gold Award impact you in the future? The Gold Award is Girl Scouts’ highest achievement. I first learned about the Gold Award when my troop leader introduced us to the Bronze Award. Earning the Bronze and Silver Awards inspired me to continue toward my goal of earning Gold.











