Posts by Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains
Girl Scouts are now taking cookie orders, with cookie booths for in-person sales to begin in February and continue through March 17. Talk to a Girl Scout you know or find a Girl Scout through their online Cookie Finder. You can also text “Cookies” to 59618.
Gold Award Girl Scout Nikhitha Arumugam has been recognized for her outstanding work to reduce misunderstandings between cultures with one of just 110 national scholarships awarded to Gold Award Girl Scouts across the U.S.
This Sunday, families will explore everything exciting for girls at the 2022 Girl Expo! Everyone is invited to drive an underwater robot, see a planetarium show, shoot an arrow, climb a rock wall, see a giant whale, try a musical instrument, paint a picture, play gaga ball, hike an outdoor trail, and more.
Girls with the nerve to change the world grow up and do it. One group of high school students has set their sights on making the world a better place through advocacy and they are learning how to achieve their goals through Girls Rock the Capitol, a six-month-long internship with state legislators in New Hampshire and Vermont.
A tiny team of Girl Scouts won the state FIRST LEGO League tournament in Windham on Sunday, Jan. 16, qualifying for the World Festival in Texas this spring.
The past year has been one of uncertainty and disruption to everyone’s normal routines. That includes Girl Scout activities. Fortunately, many of our volunteers have stepped up and kept their Girl Scouts active in virtual troops, with outdoor activities, on Zoom, and other ways.
Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains have donated more than 81,000 packages of Girl Scout Cookies to hometown heroes, those in the military, and to those simply in need this year. That’s more than four-times the number of packages donated last year, and a likely record for the council.
Girl Scout are donating cookies, running food drives, making face masks, and finding many ways to show that they care and appreciate the people who work in essential jobs or may have found themselves out of work.
Come discover what makes Girl Scouts, the leading expert on girls.
Girl Scouts change the world, and proof of that took place on June 18, when Gov. Chris Sununu signed into law legislation raising the minimum legal age of marriage in New Hampshire to 16 for both boys and girls – bills that are the result of a Girl Scout Gold Award project.