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Program Updates 2021

The Council is expanding offerings for Girl Scouts, families and members at home: 

Virtual Resources: Virtual resources will be available on the Council website for members and families.

Girl Scouts at Home: GSUSA is inviting every girl and any of their female friends to engage with other girls across the country! Girls can stay connected and continue making the world a better place. Programming is open to girls of all grade levels (K-12th grade). There are also awesome links for parents and families and troop leaders. We are all in this together as we continue to celebrate our national sisterhood. To learn more, please click here.

Facebook Groups: If you are a parent or volunteer, please join our Facebook Group. We are posting new opportunities for your girl almost daily.
Event Cancelation Policy: If you have been affected by the events being canceled or postponed, there are three options available:

1. Do nothing. If the event you registered for is rescheduled at a date that works for you, we will automatically move your registration to that date.

2. Request a gift certificate to be used at a different event. We offer events all year long, and there might be another program that catches your eye. You could also use the gift certificate in the shop.

3. If none of the options above work for you, please reach out to our Customer Care Team to request a refund. They can be contacted at info@gsdsw.org.

BE A SOURCE OF COMFORT AND CALM FOR GIRL SCOUTS

  Girl Scouts of the USA has developed a helpful resource for How to Talk to Your Girl About Coronavirus to help minimize stress and worry in your Girl Scout’s life and give her a sense of calm and control.

Throughout our history, Girl Scouts have played an important role in helping to keep our country safe. The 1947 Girl Scout Handbook explains: "A Girl Scout is ready to help out wherever she is needed. Willingness to serve is not enough; you must know how to do the job well, even in an emergency." During World War II, Girl Scouts tended victory gardens, sold war bonds, and collected scrap metal. The work of today’s Girl Scouts is just as essential. Girl Scouts can continue to demonstrate leadership in the fight against coronavirus by teaching proper handwashing and other hygiene practices to their peers. They can learn about how coronavirus is spread and how to protect themselves and share this information with others. Girl Scouts can be a force for good by confronting misinformation about Asian-Americans, who increasingly have been the targets of racist attacks and discrimination.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

If you would like more information and updates about COVID-19, please visit the following links:

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• World Health Organization

• GSUSA

• How to Cope with Feeling Overwhelmed

• Safety Activity Checkpoints

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Program Updates 2021

Facebook Groups

Event Cancelation Policy