Whether you’re a Girl Scout alum, a current member, a dedicated volunteer, or you simply have an extraordinary Girl Scout in your life, you’re an important part of the Girl Scout family. And you know what families do together? Celebrate!
Girl Scout Week is something to celebrate—seven straight days to show off your Girl Scout pride and lift up all that this worldwide sisterhood has given you, your community, and the world. Join us in treating each day from Sunday, March 12, through Saturday, March 18, as a day of action focused on a powerful yet simple way to get involved.
Sunday, March 12: Girl Scout Sunday
It’s Girl Scouts’ 111th birthday! Honor the Girl Scout Movement by sharing on social media an issue you’re passionate about and what you’re doing to make a difference. You’ve got this, Girl Scout!Monday, March 13: Make New Friends
Spread the Girl Scout love with those closest to you! Share tokens of appreciation by making items like SWAPS or share the Girl Scout legacy and get new friends to join the sisterhood.Tuesday, March 14: Take Action
Girl Scouts know how to give back to their communities and make the world better by taking action! Whether it's working on a Democracy badge or earning your Highest Awards, the opportunities to improve the world are endless.Wednesday, March 15: Get Outdoors
Getting outside is an essential piece of the Girl Scout experience. There’s no better way to celebrate Girl Scout Week than with exploration and adventure! Check out programs like the Girl Scout Tree Promise to get started!Thursday, March 16: #ThrowbackThursday
Girl Scout Week is a great time to reflect back on all of the things you have accomplished so far as a Girl Scout—and all of the amazing friends you have made along the way! Tag us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook and make sure to use #BecauseofGirlScouts and #GirlScoutWeek2023 when posting.Friday, March 17: Girl Scout Jummah
Girl Scout Jummah celebrates the powerful ties between Girl Scouting and faith. On this day, Girl Scouts across the country will honor those shared beliefs as they pledge to serve God and others.Friday, March 17–Saturday, March 18: Girl Scout Sabbath/Shabbat
Besides reflecting on your beliefs and how they’re echoed in the Girl Scout Law, we urge you to take some time on this Girl Scout Sabbath to learn something new about someone else’s faith.So, are you with us? Ready to go green and shout your Girl Scout love from the rooftops? Follow along on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for more fun all week long.