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Become A Girl Scout
Any girl between the ages of 5 and 17 may become a member of Girl Scouts.
She must accept the Girl Scout Promise and Law. There are five age-specific
program levels
- Daisy Girl Scout - Girls in kindergarten/grade one OR ages 5 - 6
- Brownie Girl Scout - Girls in first through third grades OR ages 6
- 8
- Junior Girl Scout - Girls in third through sixth grades OR ages 8
- 11
- Cadette Girl Scout - Girls in sixth through ninth grades OR ages 11
- 14
- Senior Girl Scout - Girls in ninth through twelfth grades OR ages
14 - 17
- STUDIO 2B - Girls ages 11 - 17
A girl can be a Girl Scout in many different ways
Troop
There are 564 Girl Scout troops within our jurisdiction. Girls can participate
in a troop at their school, church, neighborhood center, etc.
Individual
Individually registered Girl Scouts do not belong to a troop, but work
closely with a parent or other special adult in their life to learn and
grow as only a Girl Scout can. Individually registered Girl Scouts can
earn awards with the help of an adult advisor (such as a parent), as well
as participate in local/service unit activities and council-sponsored
events throughout the year.
Group
Our outreach programs serve the needs of the growing diverse populations
within our council by using innovative delivery models to bring Girl Scouting
to girls who are less likely to join through traditional means. In 2006,
686 girls were served through 32 staff-led sites.
Join Now
- Complete the girl
registration form (PDF)
- Mail the completed form to the Girl Scout Program Center, 4693 N.
Lynndale Drive, Appleton, WI 54913-9614, along with the $10 annual national
membership fee or a financial grant request.
- If you would like your daughter to register with a local Girl Scout
troop, email membership@gsfra.org
Who We Serve
Girl Scouts of the Fox River Area, Inc. serves more than 6,300 girls
in Outagamie, Winnebago, Waupaca, Shawano, Menominee, and a portion of
Calumet Counties.
Our council is divided into 30 geographic areas called service
units, which are staffed by membership coordinators.
Girls who are home schooled can register and participate in any service
unit that is convenient for them.
There is a $10 annual national membership fee, payable at time of registration.
Financial Grants
Girl Scouting and all activities are open to members, regardless of their
ability to pay. Financial
grants are available to both girls and adults.
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