Awards and Recognition
The Girl Scout Bronze
Award
The Girl Scout Silver
Award
The Girl Scouts Gold Award
Community Service Bars
Light Blue - Ages 11 - 14 Burgundy Ages 14 - 17
Green - Ages 11-17 Community Service for Contributions to Girl Scouting
- Step 1: Select the organization in which you would like to serve;
they must agree to train you a
minimum of 4 hours. Council must approve both the organization
and the training they propose.
- Step 2: You must commit yourself to a minimum of 25 hours of
service to the organization that
you choose. If you choose to volunteer for the Girl Scout organization,
you can receive the
Community Service Bar in Girl Scouting.
Community
Service Evaluation - print out report and bring completed
form to Our Store when purchasing your pin.
Community
Service for Contributions to Girl Scouting - print out report
and send to Laura Gautier at the Service Center.
Where
to place and other Community Service Bar information from
GSUSA.
Girl Scout Religious Recognitions
Religious awards programs are created by the various religious
groups to encourage girls to grow stronger in their faith.
GSUSA recognizes these programs and allows the recognitions to be
worn on the official uniform, but each religious organization develops
and administers its own program. Religious awards are optional programs
for girls to complete with the help of their families and religious
leaders.
You can also use this Religious
Recognitions link to contact your group at the national
level, and work with your clergy or youth advisor to pursue the
recognition in your community.
Where
To Place Religious Recognitions from GSUSA.
New from P.R.A.Y. the "To Serve God Promotion Patch"
has been released. It is a four segmented puzzle patch. Only one
segment will be offered in any given year. Participants are encouraged
to earn all four segments over a four-year span. Visit www.praypub.org
for additional resources and to find out which patch is currently
available.
 The
Girl Scout Bronze Award
Requirements:
- Girls must be a Junior Girl Scout.
Bronze Award Process:
Click here to
view the Bronze Award steps
Click here to view
the Bronze Award Information Packet and Final report form.
Bronze
Award Report Form - each girl should print out a report
form and bring completed form to Our Store when purchasing award
pin.
Click
here to view GSUSA page on The Girl Scout Bronze Award.
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 The
Girl Scout Silver Award
Age Requirements:
- You must be 11 - 14 or in grades 6 - 9 to begin to start Steps
1 - 4
- You must be 12 - 14 or in grades 7 - 9 to do Steps 5 & 6
- You must finish your Silver Award before you enter grade 10.
Silver Award Steps:
Click here
to view the Silver Award Information Packet and Final report form.
Step 1-Organize - Get Ready - plan a timeline with your advisor
for your entire Girl Scout Silver Award process.
Step 2-Lead - Earn the Girl Scout Silver Leadership Award
Step 3-Network - Earn the Girl Scout Silver Career Award
Step 4-Create - Earn the Girl Scout Silver 4Bs Challenge
Step 5-Act - Design and carry out your Girl Scout Silver Award
Step 6-Print Girl
Scout Silver Award Final Report form and bring completed
form to Our Store when purchasing award pin.
*These guidelines can be found in the Studio 2B Girl Scout Silver
Award Go For It Insert!*
Click
here to view GSUSA page on The Girl Scout Silver Award.
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 The
Girl Scout Gold Award
Age Requirements:
- You must be 14 - 18 or in grades 9 - 12 to begin to start Steps
1 -4
- You must be 15 - 18 or in grades 10 - 12 to do Steps 5 - 7
- You must finish your Gold Award by September 30th after your
high school graduation.
Gold Award Steps:
Below are the Gold Award steps which can be found in the Girl Scout
Gold Award Go For It, Studio 2B Binder Insert. Also, you will need
to print out this packet
for your Gold Award project, it contains all the information you
will need throughout your Award process, including helpful hints
and applications.
Step 1-Organize - plan a timeline with your advisor for your entire
Girl Scout Gold Award process.
Step 2-Lead - Earn the Girl Scout Gold Leadership Award
Step 3-Network - Earn the Girl Scout Gold Career Award
Step 4-Explore - Earn the Girl Scout Gold 4Bs Challenge
Step 5-Create - Plan your Girl Scout Gold Award. Click here
to download a copy of the Gold Award Project Proposal in a Word
doc.
Step 6-Act - Take action, implement your project
Step 7-Reflect and Evaluate. Please print out the Gold
Award Final Report and then complete and submit.
*These guidelines can be found in the Studio 2B Girl Scout Gold
Award Go For It Insert!*
Click
here to view GSUSA page on The Girl Scout Gold Award.
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