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- Girl Scout Gold Award Project: Eliana Wackerman, Colorado Springs, “Do It for the Kids!”
What did you do for your Gold Award project? Why did you pursue this Gold Award project? I selected this project for various reasons. How did your Gold Award project make a difference? What will you most remember about your Gold Award project? How will earning your Gold Award help you in your future?
- Girl Scout Gold Award Project: Delaney Keeler, Colorado Springs, “The Pet Pal Program”
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? What will you most remember about your Gold Award project? How will earning your Gold Award help you in your future?
- Girl Scout Gold Award Project: Carly U-Ren, Grand Junction, “Memory Books for Dementia Patient
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? I learned about dementia. What will you most remember about your Gold Award project? How will earning your Gold Award help you in your future?
- Tomahawk Ranch Camp – What’s “buzzing” this summer?
NOTE: We are very aware that there may be campers who have a bee sting allergy.
- Gold Awardees Shine at State Capitol Recognition
The Gold Award is the highest award in Girl Scouting, and as Girl Scout Gold Award recipients, these “Earning the Girl Scout Gold Award designation is truly a remarkable achievement, and these young women The Gold Award culminates with a project led by one young woman between 9th and 12th grades who builds The focus of a Girl Scouts’ Gold Award project is identifying and researching a community issue she is The Gold Award has been part of the Girl Scout program since 1916.
- Preventing bullying one little bit at a time
To earn our Silver Award, my troop and I focused on stopping this worldwide problem.
- Congratulations to the Bronze Award Recipients March 2014!
Individual or combined Service Units are encouraged to plan celebrations honoring the highest awards Bronze Award Recipients March 2014 Troop42109 – Colorado Springs Abigail Humphries Ava Collins Blakeley
- Congratulations to the Silver Award Recipients March 2014!
Individual or combined Service Units are encouraged to plan celebrations honoring the highest awards Silver Award Recipients March 2014 Troop40195 – Colorado Springs Alyssa Scaduto Emily Schaad Madeline
- Girl Scout Gold Award Project: Ashley Jones, Parker, “The Great Escape”
Ashley Jones Parker Cherokee Trail High School The Great Escape What did you do for your Gold Award Why did you pursue this Gold Award project? Ever since I was little I have loved to read. I knew from the beginning that I wanted my Gold Award to deal with books. How will earning your Gold Award help you in your future? Why do you feel the Gold Award is an important part of your Girl Scout experience?
- Girls: Take 2014 GSCO Satisfaction Survey
One prize will be awarded for each program level Not a camper?
- Granby Troop 1371 delivers to Hometown Heroes
The girls were just bubbling with ideas for their Silver Award when they left. their discussion of doing something good for their community and peers has sparked some fabulous Silver Award
- Girl Scout Gold Award Project: Emily Calzolari, Longmont, “Helmet Helper”
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? Earning your Gold Award is like going to the Olympics.






