In addition to patches, badges, and Highest Awards, there are other awards that girls can earn through Girl Scouts River Valleys, Girl Scouts of the USA, and community organizations. See a list below along with downloadable activity plans and resources to earn these awards!
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![]() Bronze CrossAll Grade LevelsThis award is given to a Girl Scout who has shown extraordinary heroism or risked their life to save another's. Contact us with questions or to nominate a Girl Scout for this award. |
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![]() Community Service BarCadette–AmbassadorCommunity Service Bars are earned by making a difference in the community and practicing Girl Scout values. Requirements:
Thank you for your service to the community! |
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![]() Diverse. Inclusive. Together. PatchDaisy–AmbassadorGirl Scouts learn about the rich diversity of cultures and how to better relate to others, explore history of race and ethnicity in the United States, and how they can make a difference. This patch program has two different activity plan options. For in-person meetings, use meeting plans 1 and 2 for your program grade level. For virtual meetings, use the virtual meeting plan option. |
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![]() International Friendship RecognitionAll Grade LevelsGirl Scouts who live overseas can earn this award by doing activities that encourage international friendships with girls in their host country. | |
![]() Medal of HonorAll Grade LevelsThis award is given to a Girl Scout who has shown presence of mind and true Girl Scout spirit in an emergency. Contact us with questions or to nominate a girl for this award. |
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![]() My Promise, My Faith PinsAll Grade LevelsGirl Scouts can earn this award once each year by learning more about what their faith and Girl Scouting have in common, using the Girl Scout Law as a guide. Girl Scouts are encouraged to serve those in need, to help their communities, and grow in their faith. Check out Girl Scouts of the USA faith-based awards for Girl Scouts looking to put their spirituality into action in a familiar setting. | |
![]() Program AideCadetteCadettes receive their Program Aide Award by earning one Leadership in Action (LiA) Award, completing a Program Aide training at a council-led event or as a troop using the Program Aide Plus Activity Plan and working directly with younger Girl Scouts at least six times. | |
![]() Safety AwardAll Grade LevelsSafety Awards are earned by following a five-step process for being safe, tailored for each grade level. |
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![]() Service to Girl Scouting BarCadette–AmbassadorService to Girl Scouting bars are earned by volunteering at least 20 hours for Girl Scouts. |
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![]() The Ultimate Girl Scout Year AwardDaisy–AmbassadorHey there Girl Scout go-getter! We know when girls participate in the full scope of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience – they can take on anything! Show the world that you are an expert Girl Scout by completing the 10 key experiences to have a well-rounded Girl Scout year and earn The Ultimate Girl Scout Year Award. To earn The Ultimate Girl Scout Year Award troops/Girl Scouts will:
*Note For the 2020-2021 year, troops could meet once per month and meet the Ultimate Girl Scout Award requirements. |
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![]() Volunteer in TrainingSenior–Ambassador (must be currently enrolled in grade 10)This award is for Girl Scouts who mentor a Girl Scout Daisy, Brownie, or Junior group outside of the camp experience. Projects should span 3–6 months.
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![]() World Thinking Day AwardAll Grade LevelsGirl Scouts earn this award by participating in globally themed activities and projects to honor Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in other countries. |