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DID YOU KNOW? Since 1916, Girl Scout’s highest awards, the Gold, Silver, and Bronze, have stood for excellence and leadership for girls everywhere.
Want to help your girls take their leadership skills to the next level?
BRONZE AWARD: The Girl Scout Bronze Award is the highest honor a Junior Girl Scout can earn. The Bronze Award can only be earned as a group award; the girls must demonstrate leadership skills and a commitment to helping others and improving their communities. The 7-step process begins with completing a Junior Journey. Each girl must complete a minimum of 20 hours on the project to earn the Bronze Award.
Bronze Award Guidelines for Girl Scout Juniors
Bronze Award Adult Volunteer Guide
Bronze Award Final Report Form
SILVER AWARD: The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest honor for Cadette Girl Scouts. It recognizes their outstanding efforts to improve their own lives and the lives of others. The award can be earned individually or by a small group of 3-4 girls. The 8-step process begins with completing a Cadette Journey. Each girl must complete a minimum of 50 hours on the project to earn the Silver Award. Silver Award projects are focused on producing positive community change. Girls will identify an issue that impacts their community, explore the community and the issue, and choose and carry out a take action project.
Silver Award Guidelines for Girl Scout Cadettes
Silver Award Adult Volunteer Guide
Silver Award Final Report Form
Silver Award Reimbursement Form
Silver Award Notice of Intent
GOLD AWARD: The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award in Girl Scouting. Earned by Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors, it represents the pinnacle of leadership development. Completion of two Senior or Ambassador Journeys or the Silver Award and one Journey are prerequisites to earning the Gold Award. Each girl must create and carry out a Gold Award leadership project, complete applications and interviews, and present her work to advisors and peers. She must complete a minimum of 80 hours to complete the Gold Award.
Gold Award Triangle Handout
Gold Award Guidelines for Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors
Gold Award Adult Volunteer Guide
Gold Award Project Proposal
Gold Award Final Report Form
Gold Award Reimbursement Form
Want to know more?
Get started by attending the Bronze/Silver/Gold Trainings listed in the Adult Learning section of Focalpoints along with your interested girls.
Things you need to know!
Gold Award candidates Gold Award candidates must meet twice with
the Gold Award Committee – first to present their project proposal and have it
approved, secondly to present their final project. Girls need to call the
council staff person working with the Awards to schedule their appointments.
| COLUMBIA SERVICE CENTER – Committee meets the following Sundays at 3 PM |
- August 21, 2011
- October 16, 2011
- December 18, 2011
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- February 19, 2012
- April 15, 2012
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- June 10, 2012
- August 19, 2012
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| GREENVILLE SERVICE CENTER – Committee meets the following Sundays at 2 PM |
- September 18, 2011
- November 20, 2011
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- January 15, 2012
- March 18, 2012
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- May 20, 2012
- July 15, 2012
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| SPARTANBURG SERVICE CENTER – Committee meets the following Tuesdays at 6 PM |
- August 9, 2011
- September 13, 2011
- October 11, 2011
- November 8, 2011
- December 13, 2011
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- January 10, 2012
- February 7, 2012
- March 13, 2012
- April 10, 2012
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- May 8, 2012
- June 12, 2012
- July 10, 2012
- August 14, 2012
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