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There would be no way to keep records on this as each Girl Scout may participate in many different projects throughout the year.
For a general idea, if each Girl Scout in Girl Scouts of the USA helped one person each year, that would be about 3,000,000 people each helped by a Girl Scout. And that doesn't include Girl Scouts and Girl Guides in other countries.
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Who made Girl Scouts and why?
Juliette Gordon low made girl scouts to help people,places and things
What is the Brownie Girl Scout Promise in Hawaii?
Girl Scouts in Hawaii are members of Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), so Brownie Girl Scouts in Hawaii have the same Girl Scout Promise as all GSUSA members.The Girl Scout PromiseOn my honor, I will try:To serve God and my country,To help people at all times,And to live by the Girl Scout Law.
What are the Tagalog yells for Girl Guides Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts?
The girl scouts in the Philippines has 10 laws and a scout promise. The scout promise says, "on my honor, I will do my duty to god and my country; to help other people at all times; and to live by the girl scout law".
What is the Girl Scout pledge?
Girl Scouts and Girl Guides say the Girl Scout Promise, not pledge. The Promise is based on the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) Promise:On my honour, I promise that I will do my best:To do my duty to God and the King (Or God and my country);To help other people at all times;To obey the Guide Law
What was juliette Gordon low's influence on people?
Juliette Gordon Low impacted the world in the early part of the 20th Century by founding the Girls Scouts. She was an American but had seen the Boy Scouts founded by Lord Robert Baden-Powell in England. She brought his concept of Girl Guides to the US in 1912 and formed the Girl Scouts in 1915. Her birthday, October 31, is marked by the Girl Scouts as Founders Day. She died in 1927.
What was Girl Scouts inspired by?
At the time when Boy Scouts and Scouting were getting their start from Robert Baden-Powell, girls became interested in what the boys were doing and said they wanted to be Boy Scouts. Robert Baden-Powell thought that girls should have their own organization, so he asked his sister to help start Girl Guides. The organization is known as Girl Guides in some places and Girl Scouts in others.
In which country did Girl Scouts first begin?
Girl Guides and Girl Scouts began in several countries at about the same time that Boy Scouts were getting started. Girls wanted to be Scouts, too. Eventually, Lord Baden-Powell decided that girls should have their own organization, so he asked his sister, Agnes Baden-Powell to help start Girl Guides. They officially founded the Girl Guide movement in the United Kingdom in 1910.
What best explains why parents are most likely to support Progressive reforms?
A Progressives organized youth programs, such as the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, to help children develop.
Did Girl Scouts help with 9-11?
Girl Scouts did many things in the aftermath of the 911 Attack. Immediately after the attack, Girl Scouts were encouraged to donate funds to help with the rescue and clean up. In the aftermath of the 911 Attack, Girl Scouts began many projects to honor First Responders and US Service Personnel. Cards, letters, and Girl Scout cookies continue to be delivered to First Responders and US Service Personnel, a project that began following the 911 Attacks. On the tenth anniversary, Girl Scouts participated in many remembrance events including decorating the National Cathedral, participating in memorial services, establishing memorials, and donating cookies.
How many Girl Scout members are there in Texas?
There are 8 Girl Scout councils in Texas. They show a total of 318,505 Girl Scouts in Texas. According to their 2010 Annual Report, Girl Scouts of Central Texas served nearly 20,000 girls, ages 5-17 years, and over 12,000 adult volunteers. Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest currently serves approximately 12,000 girls and over 4,000 adult members. Girl Scouts - Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas Annual Report for 2010 says that 11,071 girls participated in troops, camps, and events. More than 2,200 volunteers served more than 17,600 Girl Scouts in the Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas council according to their 2010 Annual Report. Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas brought Girl Scouting to more than 40,000 girls with the help of 16,000 adult members. Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council served more than 76,000 Girl Scouts through the commitment of more than 18,000 volunteers. Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas annual report says there were 18,574 girls and 8,223 adult members in 2010. Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains 2010 Annual Report lists 24,205 girl members and 8,632 adult members.
Does Girl Scouts count towards college?
Most college applications ask for things such as awards you have received and community service/volunteer work you have been involved in. Both of those things can be gained through Girl Scouts. Having been in Girl Scouts and earning the Gold Award can also make the difference when a college has several applicants to choose from. Girl Scouts really help when applying for scholarships, especially if you complete the Girl Scout Gold Award and if you do a lot of community service through Girl Scouts. There are many scholarships which are awarded based on community service. Also, there are scholarships based on having earned the Girl Scout Gold Award.
How do you make your own Girl Scouts?
If you want to be a member of a Girl Scout or Girl Guide troop, you should contact the Girl Scout or Girl Guide organization in your area. They will help you either find a troop or group to join or help you organize a new troop or group. In Girl Scouts of the USA, there are local Girl Scout councils you can contact. See Related Links for a link to find your local Girl Scout council and a link to find the Girl Scout or Girl Guide organization in your country.
