Girl Scouts is open to all girls’ ages kinder - 12th grade regardless of ethnicity, religion or socio-economic status who accept the Girl Scouts Promise and Law. Adults over the age of 18 can also join Girl Scouts.

Girl Scouts activities are designed specifically to help girls develop critical life skills. Girls have a place where they are encouraged to try new things.

About An All-Girl Environment

Many studies have shown that in mixed groups girls have fewer opportunities to participate and receive less adult attention than boys. Separate, all girl environments have proven to be an effective way to increase performance, achievement, and leadership or girls.

Girl Scouting provides a place where girls can develop all their abilities without many of the variables that often work against them in a co-ed setting.

Membership Dues

To become a registered Girl Scout, dues of $12.00 are required each year. The entire $12.00 dues go to the Girl Scouts of the USA - which makes girls a member of the largest worldwide organization for girls and woman. The Girl Scout Membership year is October 1st- September 30th.

Troop Dues

Each troop determines their own troop dues with most troops dues ranging from 50¢ - $1.00 per troop meeting. Funds for activities come from the troop treasury, which consists of troop dues, profits from cookie sale, and Fall Product sale.

Handbooks

Handbooks are used to guide girls through each level of Girl Scout program activities and badges.

For more information about becoming a Girl Scout, submit this form: Click Here