Across the United States today, many will sit down and enjoy a warm, gooey brownie in honor of National Brownie Day. While we do love our sweet treats here at Girl Scouts (cookie season begins December 26!), we want to take this day to honor a different kind…Continue Reading
When I was growing up, my family moved every few years – picking up and flying to a new “home” across the state, country and even world – sometimes with only a couple of weeks notice. This meant that by the time I was eighteen, I had attended…Continue Reading
Growing up as the youngest of four, my parents believed strongly in allowing each of us to pursue the interests that caught our eye. This meant that some of us joined sport teams, others pursed acting classes and another joined the church choir, with a bit of everything…Continue Reading
One of the things I love most about Girl Scouts is that it offers so many opportunities for independent travel and makes it easy to connect with girls from all over the world! One easy way to get involved is through the Destination program, which provides opportunities for…Continue Reading
1917 – Girl Scouting comes to Nashville. Five years after the start of the national movement, the first troops in Middle Tennessee were organized. 1927 – The Nashville Girl Scout Council received its charter. Within a year, over 400 girls were registered and the first Brownie Pack was…Continue Reading
