Girl Scouts of the USA’s Honorary National
President post is a tradition that dates
back almost 100 years. By accepting the position in 2009, First Lady Michelle Obama joined the ranks of every First Lady since 1917, when First Lady Edith B. Wilson
became the first Honorary National President of the Girl Scout Movement.
In her tenure as Girl Scouts of the USA's Honorary National President, First Lady Laura Bush
celebrated the 90th anniversary of Girl Scouts of the USA.
“This cultural exchange
reminded me how important it is to reach out to others around the world, to
explore our differences,'' Mrs. Bush said. “Girl Scouts has the perfect
approach to reaching girls worldwide. The world is a better place because of
Girl Scouts.''
She also remained engaged in Girl Scouting through the 100th Anniversary, even filming the below video.
Girl Scouts of the USA is proud to have