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  • Save the date: 2018 Highest Awards Celebrations

    Submitted by Aimee Artzer, GSCO Highest Awards Manager We are thrilled to announce the dates for the spring 2018 Highest Awards Celebrations! , Silver and Gold Award Girl Scouts who have earned their distinction in the last year. Gold Award Girl Scouts across the state will also be recognized at the “Gold Award Day at the Capitol Please note that the deadline to notify GSCO that you have earned your Bronze or Silver Award and participate

  • Giving is Golden: Gold Award project by Alexa M.

    I chose to do this project because hunger is always a problem no matter where you live, and no one deserves to go hungry or stress if they'll have food on the table or not. Most people tend to think that food scarcity is just an issue 'somewhere else' and not in their own communities. In the beginning completing this project felt nearly impossible, but I've proven myself wrong and I have a new found confidence in my own ability to make a difference and tackle challenging tasks. Being a Girl Scout is all about improving yourself and the world around you, all while making life long friendships. In my 10 years of Girl Scouts I know I've achieved all of those things and I'm proud of the person that Girl Scouts has helped make me into!

  • SAVE THE DATE: 2022 HIGHEST AWARDS CELEBRATIONS

    Girl Scouts of Colorado is thrilled to announce the dates for the 2022 Highest Awards celebrations statewide Northern Colorado Highest Awards Celebration – Saturday, April 23 from 10 a.m.-12 p.m., Meadow Mountain are an opportunity to recognize the outstanding Bronze, Silver, and Gold Award Girl Scouts who have All troops and/or girls who have earned their Bronze, Silver, or Gold since March 2021 are invited to Email Kaitie LoDolce, highest awards manager, at highestawards@gscolorado.org.

  • Silver Award Project: Teen Alcohol Awareness and Prevention

    lockdowns and school closures, I went to several classrooms and talked to eighth graders about alcohol awareness I want to help others be aware of signs, so they can get help and reach out when they need it.

  • 2022 GOLD AWARD SCHOLARSHIP CEREMONY

    of Girl Scouting Award and the 2022 Stephanie A. Foote Leadership Prize to Gold Award Girl Scouts on April 20, 2022.  In addition, the Debbie Haskins Spirit of Girl Scouting Award is given in memory of Girl Scout Gold Award Open only to girls in high school, the Girl Scout Gold Award is the most prestigious award in the world the 800 Girl Scouts who earned Bronze, Silver or Gold Awards this year.

  • Backcountry Wilderness Camp: Gold Award Project by Reagan P.

    My project aims to create awareness of the importance of spending purposeful time with nature by engaging such as covid and the resulting employee-turnover, and the various paths it took to complete the Gold Award

  • Barefoot Sensory Path: Gold Award project by Emily M.

    How this impacted me- Completing my Gold Award project challenged me to be a leader not only to my peers

  • Solitary Bee Habitats: Gold Award Project by Miriam K.

    I chose to focus my Girl Scout Gold Award project on solitary bee habitats after seeing the beautiful

  • Girl Scouts honored as Women Business Leaders

    Gold Award Girl Scout Morgaine Wilkins-Dean, a graduate of East High School, is being honored by the Denver Business Journal as the Future Outstanding Woman in Business at an Aug. 1 awards dinner and in Morgaine's Gold Award project involved a yearlong effort to educate families about Colorado Safe Storage This marks the third year the Denver Business Journal has honored one of our Gold Award Girl Scouts at earning Highest Awards.

  • A virtual blood drive for my Gold Award project

    Please help me reach my Gold Award by coming to the Vitalant center and donate blood. My goal for my Gold Award is to spread awareness about the importance of donating.

  • Better Sunscreen, Better World: Gold Award project by Ardena J.

    I chose my project after going to Hawai'i in 2022 with a Marine Biology course and saw all the dead coral. I think the most impactful part of that trip was standing on the beach getting instructions on an assignment and being told to "count the dead coral", because there would be no data if you didn't. That day I knew I wanted to help coral reefs somehow. It was incredible to see the project all together and see its impact, it still brings a smile to my face when I see the sticker on someone's computer, water bottle, or car especially if I don't know them.

  • Gold Award Girl Scout: Charlotte Blish, Arvada, “Watering Communities”

    What did you do for your Gold Award project? How did you measure the impact your Gold Award project made on your target audience? How will earning your Gold Award impact you in the future? Our troop did a group project for our Bronze Award by hosting a garage sale to raise money to purchase How did earning your Gold Award help you become a G.I.R.L.

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