Thank you so much to the more than 150 donors who supported Girl Scouts of Colorado on Colorado Gives Day 2020! More than $24,000 was raised for Girl Scout programs statewide! We want to hear how your girl is using her Girl Scout skills by taking initiative, caring for the community, and Girl Scouting at home. She can send in her story here. #ColoradoGivesDay #ColoradoGivesDay2020 #funddevelopment

Submitted by Ayse Bergh Northern & Northeastern CO Erie Troop 77053 researched a service project for our community. There were many options available. Our local food bank sent out messages on social media. They were really short on certain foods. Our troop jumped into action to serve this need. First, we spread the word and set up collections. Second, we collected and delivered, and finally by using some of the troop money to purchase foods that did not show up in the collection. This is a work in progress. We want to hear how your girl is using her Girl Scout skills by taking initiative, caring for the community, and Girl Scouting at home. She can send in her story here. #NorthernampNortheasternCO #foodbank #erie #fooddrive #GirlScoutsGiveBack

From Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) More than 50 million adults, children, and families in the United States are experiencing food insecurity, a number that has only increased since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and may include members of our own communities, friends and family, or members of our troops, making this a sensitive and important take action issue for Girl Scouts. As they think about how to give back this holiday season, girls can make a big difference in their communities—and for children around the world—by supporting hunger relief efforts. There are lots of ways for your troop to make an impact, whether you’re meeting safely in person or virtually and even if you aren’t able to give food directly: (Hint: check out our detailed troop leader instructions (PDF) for helpful tips for each project!) Support a food drive in your community or organize your own (DOC)! Thank a Food Bank Hero! Write to a Food Bank Hero to show your troop’s appreciation and send encouragement for the hard and vital work they do. Mail your handwritten notes to your local food bank. Volunteer at a drive-thru food distribution program if there are COVID-safe options with local food banks in your area. (And if your troop is old enough!) Once your troop has completed this service project, remember to: Inspire others to give back! Post a photo of your project to your social networks using the hashtags #GirlScoutsGiveBack and #GSColo. Be sure to tag GSCO on Facebook, Twitter, or  Instagram. Complete GSUSA’s survey so your troop’s impact can be counted in our national service projects. If you wish to recognize your troop’s participation with a patch, we recommend this Girl Scouts Give Back patch. For all National Service Project activities taking place during COVID-19, please make sure that your troop complies with health and safety guidelines given by the CDC, your local government, and your local Girl Scout council. Check out more detailed guidance: Instructions for Troop Leaders (PDF) Food Drive Toolkit (DOC) We want to hear how your girl is using her Girl Scout skills by taking initiative, caring for the community, and Girl Scouting at home. She can send in her story here. #NationalServiceProject #GirlScoutingatHome #COVID #GSUSA #2020NationalServiceProject #GirlScoutsatHome #COVID19pandemic #GirlScoutsoftheUSAGSUSA #COVID19 #GirlScoutsGiveBack

Every year on the third Monday in January we celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Many schools and businesses are closed on this day, but it is supposed to be “a day on, not a day off.” It is a day that everyone should spend strengthening their communities, creating solutions to social problems and bridging barriers that will get us closer to Dr. King’s vision of a “Beloved Community.” At Girl Scouts of Colorado, we want girls, volunteers, and their families to take this day to connect with their communities and participate in a day of service, as long as they are following current public health guidelines in their community. Girls can even earn our limited GSCO Day of Service patch by participating in a community service project on January 18, 2021! We want everyone to continue to be safe*, so we have compiled a list of community service projects that you can safely do in any part of the state to connect and help your community. *please wash your hands and wear your masks while preparing and participating in these activities to continue to keep everyone safe. Community Service Project Ideas: No contact sack meal drop-off: With your family or close social circle, gather some non-perishable items to pack in a brown paper bag. Good items are: water bottles, fruit cups, granola bars, tuna packs, crackers, and snack cakes. (Note: All items must be pre-packaged; no home prepared food.) Pack them up, then connect with a local community center or place of worship to leave them out for those in need. Community clean-up: Get your gloves and trash bags out, wear your mask, and go pick up trash! This could be at your local park, waterways, or playgrounds, really wherever you see litter. Help your neighbors: Get onto your local NextDoor or other social site and ask if there are any projects that people need help with. This could be everything from shoveling a sidewalk to fixing a fence. Best way to know what your community needs is to ask. These helpful activities can and should be done in a contactless way. Spread happiness: Whether this is a sidewalk art project, or writing letters to neighbors all these projects spread happiness to people you don’t even know. National Service Projects: Check out some of the service projects girls are doing across the country. https://www.girlscouts.org/en/girl-scouts-at-home/troop-leaders/national-service-projects.html Don’t forget to take photos of your community service projects and share your story here on the blog and social media. Tag GSCO on Facebook, Twitter, or  Instagram.  Twitter and Instagram users should also use #GSColo and #GirlScoutsGiveBack. We want to hear how your girl is using her Girl Scout skills by taking initiative, caring for the community, and Girl Scouting at home. She can send in her story here. #DayofService #DayofService2021 #DrMartinLutherKingJr #DrMartinLutherKingJrDay

Our refreshed Girl Scout member account management system is LIVE and we’re so excited! Over the last couple of weeks, Girl Scouts has been busy making updates to myGS to make it easier than ever to manage your household’s Girl Scout memberships and keep track of your Girl Scout experiences – from troop participation, activity and event registrations, and more! To get started, you’ll need to reset your account password. To help, Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) will be sending a special email to members and household account managers containing a link to reset your Girl Scout account password. Look for the email to arrive sometime between December 6 and December 8. Once you receive your email, simply click on the Reset Password link, follow the steps provided, and you’ll be all set to begin exploring Girl Scouts’ new member portal! Can’t find the email? We understand. Emails can land in junk folders or simply get lost in today’s crowded inboxes. You can still get started. From the GSCO website click on myGS and follow the system provided prompts and guidance. Of course, if you have any trouble, be sure to reach out to inquiry@gscolorado.org or 877-404-5708 and we’ll be happy to support and welcome you to our refreshed Girl Scout member platform! We want to hear how your girl is using her Girl Scout skills by taking initiative, caring for the community, and Girl Scouting at home. She can send in her story here. #myGS #myGSupgrade #VolunteerNews

Submitted by Nadya D. Superior Northern & Northeastern CO Hello! I am Nadya, Colorado Girl Scout from Troop 68214, Aspen Gold Service Unit. I am an eighth grader at Eldorado P-K8, and I have completed my Silver Award Project, “Connect with Snow Leopards,” to help spread awareness on a global issue – the conservation of wild Snow Leopards. Through this project, I have discovered my passion for creating content that young girls will enjoy, while also gaining important real-world knowledge. In the process of completing “Connect with Snow Leopards,” I got to make connections with amazing people both within Girl Scouts and the Snow Leopard Trust organization, and it was truly humbling. My project offers a solution to a problem that matters on multiple levels. Not only does it give Girl Scouts stuck at home a fun patch to do, it also educates them on an important and not well-known issue, while at the same time shining a light on organizations like the Snow Leopard Trust and Conservancy. We want to hear how your girl is using her Girl Scout skills by taking initiative, caring for the community, and Girl Scouting at home. She can send in her story here. #HighestAwards #NorthernampNortheasternCO #Superior #SilverAwardGirlScout #SnowLeopardTrustandConservancy #snowleopards #GirlScoutSilverAward #SilverAwardproject #TakeAction

Girl Scouts of Colorado thanks Colorado State Senator Kerry Donovan for participating in our “Meet an Expert” webinar series on December 3, 2020. More than 50 Girl Scouts from across Colorado joined the session to learn all about Senator Donovan’s background, experience, and what it is like being a Colorado state senator. Senator Donovan represents Colorado’s 5th Senate district which is based in the mountain towns of the Rockies, including Chaffee, Delta, Eagle, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Lake, and Pitkin Counties. You can now watch and listen to this webinar on the GSCO YouTube channel. Senator Donovan walked girls through the process of a bill becoming a law and spoke to the girls about some of the work she has done that she is most proud of. She also spoke about her time growing up in Colorado and working as a restaurant chef and rancher. We also got to meet the Senator’s dog, Gary, though he was asleep for most of the program! After a short presentation, Senator Donovan answered a ton of questions from the girls who participated live. Girls asked awesome questions and we all learned a lot about how state government works. Participating in this webinar helps meet requirements for the new Democracy badges for all Girl Scout levels. Girl Scouts who participated in the live session or listen to the recording can purchase their “Meet an Expert” patch online: https://www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org/en/about-girl-scouts/gsco-shop.html Questions? Email aimee.artzer@gscolorado.org. We want to hear how your girl is using her Girl Scout skills by taking initiative, caring for the community, and Girl Scouting at home. She can send in her story here. #GirlScoutingatHome #Democracybadge #GirlScoutsatHome #Democracybadges #Meetanexpert #ColoradoStateSenatorKerryDonovan #webinar #MeetanexpertWebinarSeries #badges

Sign up for GSCO’s Badge Series program in January 2021 to earn badges related to robotics. Girls will be able to earn the Programming Robots, Designing Robots, and Showcasing Robots badges as part of this program. Activities will be adapted so girls can complete the activities at home on their own time with minimal supplies! GSCO staff will kick off the month of January, with leaders and girls accessing the courses on our new Google Classroom site! Login information will be sent on the evening of January 6. Badges for this month are: Daisy: Programming Robots, Designing Robots, and Showcasing Robots Brownie: Programming Robots, Designing Robots, and Showcasing Robots Junior: Programming Robots, Designing Robots, and Showcasing Robots Cadette: Programming Robots, Designing Robots, and Showcasing Robots Senior: Programming Robots, Designing Robots, and Showcasing Robots Ambassador: Programming Robots, Designing Robots, and Showcasing Robots Leader Registration: https://www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org/en/events-repository/2021/badge_series_january.html If you are not a member of Girl Scouts of Colorado, you can register your girl using our nationwide registration form: https://gscolorado.formstack.com/forms/badge_series_girl_scouts_nationwide_virtual_2020_2021 Questions? Email GirlExperience@gscolorado.org. We want to hear how your girl is using her Girl Scout skills by taking initiative, caring for the community, and Girl Scouting at home. She can send in her story here. #BadgeSeries #robots #GirlScoutingatHome #GSCOevents #2021BadgeSeries #GirlScoutsatHome #STElt

Year-round, you support our efforts to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.  TOMORROW (December 8, 2020) you can make your gift go even further. Colorado Gives Day is an annual statewide effort to celebrate and increase philanthropy through online giving. To make giving even easier, schedule your donation TODAY by using this link: https://www.coloradogives.org/index.php?section=organizations&action=newDonation&fwID=6854 By supporting Girl Scouts of Colorado on Colorado Gives Day, your donation dollars go further than they would on any other day of the year. That’s because the FirstBank Incentive Fund increases all donations made on December 8! Every nonprofit receiving a donation on Colorado Gives Day receives a portion of the incentive fund, which increases the value of every dollar donated.Schedule your donation today or give on December 8 at https://www.coloradogives.org/index.php?section=organizations&action=newDonation&fwID=6854.  Once you do, share one of these two images on your social media accounts and be sure to tag Girl Scouts of Colorado on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Twitter and Instagram users should also use #GSColo. We want to hear how your girl is using her Girl Scout skills by taking initiative, caring for the community, and Girl Scouting at home. She can send in her story here. #2020ColoradoGivesDay #ColoradoGivesDay #funddevelopment

Due to overwhelming interest in Girl Scout Day of Dance with Colorado Ballet, we have added a second session on January 9, 2021! Register now: https://gscolorado.formstack.com/forms/day_of_dance_with_the_colorado_ballet_virtual_01_09_2021 Girl Scouts will experience three different dance genres throughout the program including ballet, jazz, and creative movement. Dancers will be exposed to the specific techniques as well as improvisation and dance concepts. The program will start promptly at 9:30 a.m., please make sure to log in on time. 2021 Day of Dance patches are available for purchase with registration. Participating in this program will help meet requirements for the following: Daisy: Courageous and Strong petal Brownie: Dancer badge Junior: Staying Fit badge After completing the registration form, all Girl Scouts attending must also complete the form linked in your confirmation email to participate on January 9. This additional form includes acknowledgement of the Colorado Ballet’s terms and conditions. Girl Scouts will not be permitted to participate if this form is not completed. Information on how to join the program via Zoom will be emailed out to everyone on Wednesday, January 6. Girls: Wear comfortable clothing that you can move in! The Colorado Ballet recommends anyone under the age of seven to be barefoot as it helps to integrate plantar reflexes. Otherwise, barefoot is great for all ages unless girls have ballet slippers or socks, they would like to wear. Don’t forget to keep a water bottle and snack nearby. Registration will close Tuesday, January 5 OR when capacity is met. All girls attending must have a 2021 Girl Scout membership. Girl Scouts outside of Colorado are welcome to attend. Questions? Email aimee.artzer@gscolorado.org. We want to hear how your girl is using her Girl Scout skills by taking initiative, caring for the community, and Girl Scouting at home. She can send in her story here. #GSCOevents #GirlScoutDayofDance #ColoradoBallet #Communitypartnerships #communitypartners #GirlScoutDayofDance2021

Is your Girl Scout a tough cookie? Girl Scouts of Colorado is excited to partner with CBS4-KCNC TV to produce a GSCO commercial and YOUR GIRL could be in it! Enter to win by submitting a short video using this form of your Girl Scout answering the prompts “I love Girl Scouts because …” and “I’m a tough cookie because….” Please keep answers for each prompt to no more than 10 seconds. Clips from several Girl Scouts will be chosen for the final commercial that will air on CBS in Denver, Grand Junction, and Colorado Springs in late January through mid-March. The deadline to enter is 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 11, 2020. Submit Your Entry Support GSCO and Schedule Your Colorado Gives Day Donation Year-round, you support our efforts to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. On December 8, you can make your gift go even further. Colorado Gives Day is an annual statewide effort to celebrate and increase philanthropy through online giving. Donations made on Colorado Gives Day unlock additional funds for Girl Scouts of Colorado! All participating nonprofits will receive a portion of the $1 million incentive fund made possible by Community First Foundation, First Bank and other community members. Whether you schedule your donation today or give on December 8, you are making a difference in the lives of Girl Scouts throughout Colorado and we can’t thank you enough! Learn More Join Us for Holiday Celebrations at Camp Holiday Lights at Sky High Ranch December 4, 5, 11, and 12 Come to Sky High Ranch for our drive-through holiday light display. Do you have a Cadette, Senior or Ambassador troop looking for service hours? We’re looking for troops to greet cars and help out with some farm animals during this event. Contact kim.petau@gscolorado.org if interested in a shift. Drive Up Fun with Santa at Tomahawk Ranch Sunday, December 13 Bring your family to Tomahawk Ranch for a drive up outdoor social distanced visit with Santa. Drive through camp, savoring sweets and lollies, drinking hot cocoa & more drive by surprises. One car at a time will have the opportunity to get out, visit Santa from afar. Don’t forget your camera for photos at camp with Santa in the background! Pre-registration is required to attend. One vehicle per registration form, as we must limit our time slots to 5 vehicles per slot. Time slots for registration are 11 a.m., 12 p.m., 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Social distancing requirements and the use of face coverings is mandatory. Cost: $5 (ages 3-17); adults and children under 3 are free. For more information please contact Tomahawk.Ranch@gscolorado.org or 303-816-1642. Badge Series Badge Series are a virtual way to engage your girl(s) in badges and Journeys. We have taken our traditional Girl Scout program and translated it to be accessible at home. Each month we will cover new badges or Journeys. Girls can sign up to participate individually or leaders can register to get the materials to lead for their own troop. Questions? Contact GirlExperience@gscolorado.org December- Entrepreneurship January – Robotics February – Philanthropy March – Cybersecurity December Club Spotlight Tools for Independence: Financial Literacy — Budgeting December 9 at 4 p.m. Is your Girl Scout Senior or Ambassador looking for information on financial literacy? This is the club for her! In Tools for Independence Older Girls series, girls get to know themselves and what they are capable of by discussing topics that are important for their independence. This series is created especially for Seniors and Ambassadors. The December club meeting will show girls how to determine the difference between “wants” and “needs” and how much money it takes to live on your own, save for a big purchase or a rainy day, and budgeting for philanthropy. We have clubs for girls of all ages! Girls will enjoy engaging with other girls in a creative environment under the guidance and encouragement of Girl Scout staff. In each session girls will complete one activity and receive ideas to continue to spark their creativity and learning in between sessions. It’s not too late to join! Learn More Bilingual Workshops We are excited to announce new bilingual workshops. We have monthly sessions where girls will meet experts from one of our Latinx partner organizations, connect to one of our digital pen pals from one of the 23 Spanish speaking countries around the world, and complete activities to earn a badge. Check out these upcoming events including new patch programs, Engage Hispanic Families Series for Troop Leaders, Latinas Taking the Lead and Make Your Path workshops! To register for upcoming events please check out the events on the GSCO events page. All programs are run bilingually in Spanish and English. Do you have any questions? Please reach out to Korina Padilla at espanol@gscolorado.org Get Ready for the 2021 Cookie Program Yes, the Girl Scout Cookie Program is going to look different this year just like all businesses look different right now! When girls participate in the Girl Scout Cookie Program, they develop essential life skills—goal setting, decision-making, money management, people skills, and business ethics—all while soaring in confidence and practicing leadership the Girl Scout way. “We’ve Got This” couldn’t be a more fitting theme, as Girl Scouts rise to the challenge and innovate new ways of doing business. Think online orders and porch drop-offs, drive-thru booths and contactless cookie pick-ups, QR codes and scanned credit cards, and so much more. Take this quick 2-minute survey to let us know how you’re feeling about the 2021 cookie program. The Girl Scout Cookie Program runs January 31 – March 7. Visit our website to find a training for you! TCM training is open to anyone wanting to find out more about what’s in store in 2021. Learn More In-Person Shopping at the GSCO Shop We are excited to welcome you back to the Girl Scout of Colorado Shop with scheduled shopping hours. Customers can reserve a 30-minute slot. Girl Scouts of Colorado puts everyone’s safety and health first. A maximum of four customers are allowed in the shop at one time. Please continue to be respectful of recommended guidelines of six-feet physical distancing. Face masks are required at all times. Due to safety concerns, returned merchandise is not being accepted until further notice. Upcoming Events Check the events calendar for exciting events in your community. Girl Scouts of Colorado is always planning fun and educational events for girls across the state. Some of these events are highlighted below! Meet an Expert, Senator Kerry Donovan December 3 at 4:30 p.m. Girl Scouts of all ages are invited to meet Colorado State Senator Kerry Donovan.  From Senator Donovan: The presidential election is over, now we can take action on important policy that matters to you! There are lots of ways to impact the laws and policies that impact your life. Join me, Colorado State Senator Kerry Donovan, a rancher and former teacher, to learn about how you can continue to make your voice heard! Meet an Expert: National Park Ranger December 8 at 5 p.m. Girl Scouts of all ages are invited to a special, one-hour webinar to meet Park Ranger Laura from the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is just one of many national treasures called “National Parks.” Join Ranger Laura and learn how national parks protect wildlife and nature, how Black Canyon protects the environment, what it’s like to be a park ranger, and learn how you as a Girl Scout can help park rangers protect the environment. Meet an Expert: Robotics Professionals at Arrow Electronics January 13  at 4:30 p.m. Girl Scouts of all ages are invited to meet two women in robotics at Arrow Electronics. Arrow Electronics is a technology company with a passion for innovation and transforming the way we look at technology. Make, manage and create are core values of Arrow Electronics. During this webinar we will be talking about a special robot Arrow is making to transform a girl’s life. Our experts for the webinar will be Victoria Bohannon-Pea, project manager, and Anjelica Roman, business development manager. Girl Scouts participating in the Robotics badge series in January are strongly encouraged to participate. Secrets to Success, Grand Junction January 16 at 9 a.m. Colorado Mesa University Girls will have the opportunity to ask top local women leaders about their secrets to success in our fifth annual Secrets to Success event. We believe that every girl has the power to become what she dreams to be. We are helping today’s girls overcome the challenges they face, giving them the tools they need to become successful leaders. GSUSA Virtual Calendar Check out awesome virtual experiences for Girl Scouts of all ages from Girl Scouts of the USA. You can also access past recordings through this calendar. #GSCOConnections #GSCOConnections2020 #VolunteerNews

In the face of the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Girl Scouts continue to do all they can to make our world a better place by taking action to address issues facing their local communities. There are no better examples of this Girl Scout spirit and resiliency than the 16 Girl Scouts from across Colorado who recently earned the distinction of Gold Award Girl Scout, the highest honor in Girl Scouting. They include: Sidney Barbier from Steamboat Springs, Steamboat Mountain School, tackled the issues of waste and recycling, particularly at Colorado state parks. She designed signage for state parks, hosted events to educate others about waste diversion, and even created a Junior Ranger curriculum. Charlotte Blish from Arvada, Arvada West High School, started a nonprofit, Watering Communities, to teach elementary-aged students about how the lack of clean water impacts socio-economic and education resources in parts of Africa. Clare Bolon from Longmont, Apex Homeschool Enrichment Program, developed and taught a week-long online course about how to write and read cursive. She also created resources to help students continue to practice their cursive after completing the course. Kayla Fairweather from Parker, Ponderosa High School, developed a video curriculum on Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) to supplement the T1D training that teachers currently receive. It features the perspectives of diabetic students, parents, a professional athlete with T1D, an endocrinologist, and a diabetes resource nurse. Zoe Johnson from Monument, Palmer Ridge High School, created a handbook and video about horse care and safety to educate new or inexperienced horse owners, as well as barn staff at summer camps. Beatrice Lin from Longmont, Silver Creek High School, developed a workshop and handbook for Girl Scout Daisies and Brownies called “Bringing Global to Girls” (BGtG). The goal is to help younger Girl Scouts develop a sense of connection to the rest of the world and appreciation for other cultures. Ellie McWhirter from Denver, East High School, developed a series of educational materials, including a website, to decrease plastic bag usage in her community and increase the knowledge of plastic bag pollution. Isabella Mendoza from Longmont, Silver Creek High School, designed a cheap and sustainable habitat for solitary bees to lay eggs in and distributed more than 350 habitats around Colorado and the world. She also hosted a community event for people to make their own habitat. With the help of local Girl Scout troops, Ashlyn Morrill from Parker, Chaparral High School, created a pollinator garden that attracts various pollinators, including hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, etc. Girls learned the importance of pollinators and were inspired to do their part to help conserve the pollinator populations. Opal Mosbarger from Peyton, Falcon High School, addressed the issue of animal displacement during emergency situations. She collected kennels and blankets for Perfect Fit Wellness Center, so people can keep their pets safe during natural disasters and other emergencies. Wren Murzyn from Fort Collins, Poudre High School, partnered with doctors, nutritionists, and others to create a guidebook to assist individuals who are wanting to get healthy, but don’t know where to start. Meredith Neid from Denver, George Washington High School, started a self-care club at her high school to healthily address rising levels of stress amongst her peers. After the start of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, she adapted her project to include Zoom conversations with high school seniors about processing the pandemic and what it means to grow up during this time. Anna Rahn from Colorado Springs, Pine Creek High School, created 17 STEM activities for schools and after-school programs. Due to the pandemic, she was unable to distribute them to local schools, so she developed a website where PDFs of the activities are available. The Girl Scout Gold Award is the mark of the truly remarkable— earned only by a high school Girl Scout who works to address an issue she’s passionate about in a way that produces meaningful and lasting change. Whether it’s on a local, national, or global level, Gold Award Girl Scouts provide innovative solutions to significant challenges. Of the skills learned through Girl Scouts’ Highest Awards, leadership, organization, and critical thinking are the fundamentals of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. Universities and colleges offer scholarships unique to Gold Award Girl Scouts, and girls are entitled to enlist at a higher pay grade if they join the military. “Gold Award Girl Scouts don’t just change the world for the better, they change it for good—and these Girl Scouts embody everything this achievement stands for,” said Leanna Clark, Chief Executive Officer of Girl Scouts of Colorado. “Each of these young women addressed an issue that’s important to her in order to earn her Gold Award, and we congratulate each of these Gold Award Girl Scouts on this momentous accomplishment.” You can learn more about these Gold Award Girl Scouts and their projects on the Girl Scouts of Colorado blog. #GoldAward #Arvada #Parker #HighestAwards #ColoradoSprings #NorthernampNortheasternCO #Longmont #GoldAwardGirlScout #GoldAwardGirlScouts #Denver #SteamboatSprings #MountainCommunites #Monument #MetroDenver #TakeAction #FortCollins #PikesPeak #Peyton