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We are thankful for a recent vintage uniform donation that recalls a special Girl Scout Thanksgiving dinner in 1925.
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Rockwood National Girl Scout Camp plaque finds forever home.
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Girl Scouts celebrate October 31 as founder’s day. Juliette Gordon Low was born on October 31, 1860, in Savannah, Georgia. Put on your pearls, don that Birthplace necklace, and celebrate this amazing woman! Read about the Ogden Nash family in Savannah, Georgia. Halloween is also a huge event at my alma mater, Transylvania University, founded […]
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Halloween, Pizza Hut, and the Girl Scouts–these are a few of my favorite things. The trio came together in 1989 for a special Halloween fundraiser. What’s Pizza Hut? Really? Do I need to explain the popular fast-food chain? Here’s a link if you do. Halloween Tie-In In 1989, Pizza Hut offered five Pizza Hut “wooden […]
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What happens when Girl Scout volunteers and staff clash over top awards?
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