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Welcome to the GSCSA blog! We look forward to sharing how Girl Scouts are taking action in our council — for themselves, their communities, and the world.

If you’d like to share your Girl Scout story or photos with us, we’d love to share them on our social media and/or blog platforms.

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Email: socialmedia@girlscoutcsa.org

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Call: 800-474-1912

Latest Posts

  • Destigmatizing Dyslexia: A Gold Girl Story

    Destigmatizing Dyslexia: A Gold Girl Story

    Carolyne McCord of Knoxville created a website with online resources aimed at destigmatizing dyslexia. Her efforts resulted in her earning a 2022 Girl Scout Gold Award.       Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate about by planning and implementing a project that produces lasting change in the community and beyond. It is Read more

  • Pollinator Power: A Gold Girl Story

    Pollinator Power: A Gold Girl Story

    Laughton “Lottie” Miller of Signal Mountain partnered with Mountain Arts Community Center to create a garden full of plants native to Tennessee after learning that pollinator populations are in decline. Her efforts for this project earned her a 2022 Gold Award Girl Scout.        Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate about by Read more

  • Improving the Lives of Outdoor Dogs: A Gold Girl Story

    Improving the Lives of Outdoor Dogs: A Gold Girl Story

    Rachel “Maryn” Pope of Maryville partnered with Blount County Animal Welfare Society (BCAWS) to educate her community about the importance of providing doghouses to outdoor dogs. Her efforts resulted in her earning a Girl Scout Gold Award in 2022.       Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate about by planning and implementing Read more

  • Preparing the West Knox FISH Pantry for a New Generation: A Gold Girl Story

    Preparing the West Knox FISH Pantry for a New Generation: A Gold Girl Story

    Celestina Pint of Knoxville describes herself as creative, independent, and curious – traits that helped her as she developed and executed a project to revitalize West Knox FISH Pantry by updating its facilities and online presence. As a result of her efforts, she was named a 2022 Gold Award Girl Scout.     Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers Read more

  • No-Name & Celiac Disease: A Gold Girl Story

    No-Name & Celiac Disease: A Gold Girl Story

    Randi Kroner of Knoxville used her experience with celiac disease to write, illustrate, publish, and distribute a children’s book to inform the public about the autoimmune disease and how it affects people. Her efforts resulted in her being named a 2022 Gold Award Girl Scout.     Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate Read more

  • Springbrook Park Tree Biodiversity: A Gold Girl Story

    Springbrook Park Tree Biodiversity: A Gold Girl Story

    Elyssa Looney of Maryville partnered with Springbrook Park in Alcoa to create a program to educate visitors about native trees and biodiversity. Her efforts resulted in being named a 2022 Gold Award Girl Scout.   Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate about by planning and implementing a project that produces lasting change in Read more