Find Girl Scouts Of The Usa Nonprofits and Charities

  cubleyscouts wrote:

This group is Awesome. Our adult volunteers love the girls they serve and the girls love the communities they serve. Girls Scout troop 3135 volunteer twice a month to serve at the Gardena Elks Club. This troop also has had the opportunity to present... more »

  CJ74 wrote:

My daughters started as Brownie scouts in 2007. Originally I saw this as just a way to maintain an inside connection with those yummy girl scout cookies. But it didn't take long before I realized what a wonderful organization Girl Scouts is and all that... more »

  Deborah Fordham wrote:

How can anyone say anything bad about the Girl Scouts? It's unAmerican. They keep their nose clean. As a Girl Scout leader, I was appalled to see that the handbook for girls as young as 12 said that "you might be put in a situation where you... more »

  Friendsof C. wrote:

My personal experience with GSNEO has been a roller coaster. Generally the paid staff do a great job, but the CEO seems to not really like the Girl Scouts and is there to put a feather in her cap. The Board of Directors is horrible. They do not follow... more »

  jking wrote:

This is a very exciting and dynamic time in the GSSWT organization, with the tremendous increase in number of girl members in this Council, the enormous success of the inaugural year of the new Gamma Sigma Girls program in ten high schools in San Antonio... more »

  childplay05 wrote:

I have been a Girl Scout all my life. I appreciate the Southern Arizona organization and thank them for being here for our young women and girls. In a climate where young women often are often behind boys in science and technology... The Girl Scouts have... more »

  Mariah K. wrote:

I grew up with the Girl Scouts and knew, when I became 18, that I wanted to "give back". My volunteer role within the organization changes from year to year. Sometimes I work directly with girls, sometimes with adults only and sometimes with both. ... more »

  bmccallister wrote:

Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland Council builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. We serve over 35,000 girls and 10,000 adults throughout central and southeastern Ohio. Today's Girl Scouts continue to breakdown... more »

  lvnay wrote:

I became a Girl Scout in Southern Nevada when I was 6 years old. I participated all the way through my senior year in high school. As a senior I earned my Gold Award, the highest level award you can earn in Girl Scouting. Girl Scouts builds strong... more »

  Kathleen32 wrote:

The Administrative costs are a high percentage. I understand that Fr. Pavone receives no salary; however, there are those that do. I have been looking for those salaries on line because I need to know the amount those salaries take from the charity.... more »

  Carla12 wrote:

Girl Scouts of Western Washington runs an awesome family camp! My in laws fly up from Louisiana every year to go with us. We've even had cousins and Aunts and Uncles from California come up for camp. It is such a great location and a terrific family get... more »

  roseleigh wrote:

Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey (GSHNJ) is one of the premiere organizations for young women in our community (GSHNJ supports Hudson, Essex, Union, Somerset, Hunterdon and parts of Middlesex and Warren Counties). I have attended a number of centennial... more »

  twadegs wrote:

Girl Scouts of Eastern PA provides a wide range of educational opportunities for girls to participate in as individuals and/or as troops. Some programs that my girls have attended have ranged from car care, high ropes adventures, wilderness travel, robotics,... more »

  ValerieC wrote:

I have been a Troop Leader for almost six years and a Unit Consultant for almost three years. Our mission statement is: Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. I can tell you from personal... more »

  Yvonne L. wrote:

I have been involved since 1988 helping raise funds to give girls worldwide experiences in helping make the world a better place. The funding goes toward programs, training, travel expenses, housing and more - the chance to meet girls from various parts... more »

  ladygacuzana wrote:

We are big fans of the Girl Scouts! The leadership program, the career introspective opportunities, the shared culture, and the chance to make great friends has impacted the lives of my girls and myself. Girl Scouts gives a safe chance for girls to develope... more »

  LK wrote:

This organization excels in its staff. The staff were very prompt and knowlegeable. They were extremely helpful in overcoming obstacles that arised in our project. more »

  Mary408 wrote:

We are proud of the great work we do in Suffolk County and that one out of every four girls in Suffolk County is a girl scout, says it all! In 2014, we celebrated the grand opening of a STEM Discovery and Hands-on Program Center for girls and boys... more »

  CharityMom08 wrote:

This organization hasn't been called 'Birch Trails' in a few years. Now they're 'Girl Scouts of the Northwestern Great Lakes' -- with a much larger territory, a new CEO, and several people promoted into management positions who shouldn't be, while many... more »

  elliepr1 wrote:

The Girl Scout Council of Tropical Florida serevs over 16,000 girls ages 5-17 in Miami Dade and MOnroe Counties and is committed to creating environmental awareness and leadership through the Girl Scouts Forever Green Community Action Project. The Council... more »

  COgives wrote:

As I see Girl Scouts in our community helping the elderly, the poor, the abused, I know that my donation is being well served. Girl Scouts bring wholesome goodness to our community. I also am part of a local service organization and know that almost every... more »

  juel419 wrote:

Girl Scouts is a very worthy program for girls. All girls are welcome regardless of any socioeconomic status, race and religion. Girls gain strengths by participating in activities that reflect their mission statement of building girls of courage,... more »

  gsneo wrote:

Girl Scouts of Lake Erie Council is now part of the combined Girl Scouts of North East Ohio. This non-profit promotes leadership development in girls, self-esteem, teaches financial Literacy, outdoor education, environmental awareness, adult leadership... more »

  KarenLeeMitchell wrote:

This is a well run and smart organization. In 2007 three G. S. councils merged into a brand new council consisting of half the state. The merger was successful because the three councils did research and made the hard decisions before they merged, not... more »

  karlyn.edmonds wrote:

My daughter has had a wonderful experience as a Girl Scout through the good work of Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama. During her three years in a troop, she has developed skills that will serve her throughout her life and had more fun that she ever thought... more »