How do you get involved in Girl Scouts?

Answer 1

Try your local elementary, middle or high school for information about the local daisy, brownie, junior, cadette, senior or ambassador troop.

Another idea is to use the link below to find a council in your area. If you contact them directly, they can give you information about a specific program where you live.

Answer 2

Go to the Girl Scouts of America web site. They have a tool to help you find which councils are nearest to you, and give you their contact information. Keep in mind that a council can sometimes cover several counties. It might give you a result that has a different as an address, but they will still cover your area. They will be able to get you set up with a group close to your home. See the related link below.

Answer 3

Depending on the country she lives in, a girl may join either Girl Guides or Girl Scouts. The international organization is called World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.

Check their web site for information about the member organizations in various countries and contact their national or local offices or a local troop to sign up for membership in Girl Guides.

Answer 4

You can simply stop attending meetings, paying dues, and do not register for the next year. Your current registration is good until it expires on September 30th each year.

In addition:

You can talk to your troop/group leader/adviser/guider or some other adult. It would be nice to let them know that you no longer want to be a member and why.

Answer 5

You can get involved by 'Girls Who Rock', Summer Camp, and Girl Scouts.