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  • Troop 1750 Finishes Up 12 Years of Scouting with Impact Colorado

    Through their Teen Workshop, troop members learned general awareness skills and physical self defense

  • Congratulations to the Bronze Award Recipients March 2015!

    Individual or combined Service Units are encouraged to plan celebrations honoring the highest awards Please RSVP for all events online: girlscoutsofcolorado.org/highest-awards-rsvp Northern & Northeastern Bronze Award Recipients March 2015 Troop12143 -Glenwood Springs Bronze Amanda McGill Brielle Spencer Bronze Kirsten Parks Troop24422 -Cortez Bronze Alexandra Abeyta Aspen Foster Aubree Sharp Caitlynn McKnight Emma Jones Emma Ward Laela Whitecotton Troop40969 -Colorado Springs Bronze Ahlia Kilgore Alyssa Frescaz

  • Congratulations to the Silver Award Recipients March 2015!

    Individual or combined Service Units are encouraged to plan celebrations honoring the highest awards Please RSVP for all events online: girlscoutsofcolorado.org/highest-awards-rsvp Northern & Northeastern Bronze, Silver and Gold Recognition, RSVP before April 20th. Bronze, Silver and Gold Recognition, RSVP before May 5th. Silver Award Recipients March 2015 Troop10659 -Breckenridge Silver Geneva Ascher Kalina Macias Lillian

  • Fort Collins Juniors complete their Bronze Award

    Submitted by Ariella Wells Fort Collins Northern and Northeastern Colorado Troop 70720 Juniors are a group of animal lovers and when it came time to decide what they would like to do for their community to try to make a difference, they all wanted to definitely help out our local shelter. They collected needed items from the community and families within our troop. They gathered food for cats and dogs, paper towels, blankets, towels, litter and more. They also spent a day making cat & dog toys and dog treats. They had hoped they would also be able to do volunteer work for the shelter but unfortunately they are just not quite old enough yet. Watch for that in future years. 😉 They did a great job, made some awesome things and collected a great amount of food and other items. Nice job ladies!!!! This story was submitted using the Share Your Stories form. You can share your Girl Scout moments too. #BronzeAward #FortCollins #LarimerHumaneSociety

  • Earning your Gold Award: How to get started

    If you (or your girl) is thinking about going for her Gold Award, don’t miss Gold Award Training on Saturday What is the Gold Award? Why would I want to go for the Gold? The Gold Award training will answer all of these questions and more! Gold Award Guidelines for Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors Girl Scout Gold Award Adult Volunteer Guide Gold Award Fact Sheet Sample Proposal “50 Girl Scouts Earn the Gold Award” – recent blog post!

  • Cadette Troop 3940 creates video to educate about bullying and suicide

    They chose to tackle these two taboo topics as their Silver Award Project and created a video to educate

  • GIRL SCOUT GOLD AWARD PROJECT: Grace Atchison-Reynolds, Parker, “Happiness Through Music”

    What did you do for your Gold Award project? Why did you pursue this Gold Award project? How did your Gold Award project make a difference? What skills did you gain through earning your Gold Award? How will earning your Gold Award help you in your future?

  • 50 Colorado Girl Scouts earn Gold Award

    This spring 50 Colorado Girl Scouts will receive the Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts. This year’s Colorado Gold Award projects benefited communities across the world. Kelsey Quick is the first Girl Scout from Salida to earn her Gold Award since at least 2000. The Gold Award has been part of the Girl Scout program since 1916. Scouts other two Highest Awards, the Silver and Bronze, at several upcoming ceremonies around the state

  • Outdoor Programs Committee – We want you (to join!)

    The Outdoor Programs Committee has been active for almost two years, with a focus on creating awareness

  • GIRL SCOUT GOLD AWARD PROJECT: Linda Baker, Fort Collins, “Attracting Girls to STEM Using Social Med

    What did you do for your Gold Award project? Why did you pursue this Gold Award project? How did your Gold Award project make a difference? What skills did you gain through earning your Gold Award? How will earning your Gold Award help you in your future?

  • GIRL SCOUT GOLD AWARD PROJECT: Emma Coffey, Thornton, “Money on the Mountain”

    What did you do for your Gold Award project? Why did you pursue this Gold Award project? How did your Gold Award project make a difference? What skills did you gain through earning your Gold Award? How will earning your Gold Award help you in your future?

  • GIRL SCOUT GOLD AWARD PROJECT: Rachel Schneider, Fort Collins, “Pill-O-Cases”

    What did you do for your Gold Award project? Why did you pursue this Gold Award project? How did your Gold Award project make a difference? What skills did you gain through earning your Gold Award? How will earning your Gold Award help you in your future?

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