Wear your uniform to your place of worship. Think about the things Girl Scouts and your place of worship have in common.

Earn your My Promise, My Faith Award. Work with your family and faith leaders to celebrate the connection between the Girl Scout Promise and Law and your faith.

Battle of the Camps. Show some love for your favorite Girl Scout camp with a picture rocking your favorite camp gear! Vote for your favorite GSNYPENN camp in our poll. Which camp will win?

Explore the world around you. Push your boundaries and do something you’ve never done before.

Perform an act of kindness. Whether you pay for a stranger’s coffee or visit an elderly neighbor, every bit of positivity that Girl Scouts put out there makes the world a better place.

Say thank you. Express gratitude to someone, whether it’s a person working in your school lunchroom, holding a door for you, or cooking your dinner.

Go GREEN for Girl Scouts! Wear your uniform or something Girl Scout-branded to school and show your Girl Scout pride.

Chase your dreams! Stay open to new ideas, new friends, and new adventures; trust yourself and follow your heart. Be extra brave today–you can do anything.

Participate in a National Service Project. Whether by writing letters to senior citizens, honoring first responders, taking part in a citizen science project, or promoting voting and democracy, get involved in these unique Girl Scout activities.

Plant a tree. The Girl Scout Tree Promise is striving to plant 5 million trees across the country in 5 years, and to protect new and existing trees. Learn more!

Give a big shoutout to your Girl Scout sisters! Tag other Girl Scouts on our social media; make it personal and share a story about a Girl Scout in your life.

Read about the woman behind our Movement. Juliette Gordon Low was a trailblazer of inclusivity. In founding Girl Scouts, she created a space where all girls could come together and embrace their unique strengths and passions.

Snap a picture. Capture you and your troop celebrating Girl Scouts’ 110th birthday. Cake, candles, games–everyone loves a party!

Learn something new about someone else’s faith. Take time to not only reflect on your beliefs and how they’re echoed in the Girl Scout Law and then do this about someone else’s faith as well.