Ambassador
Troop 20857
Frankfort, N.Y.
This year, I've been spending a lot of time earning badges and doing volunteer work. I also enjoy playing soccer and spending time outdoors!
What is the GAB?
The GSNYPENN Girl Advisory Board (GAB) was established to give the CEO of Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways guidance on issues facing girls today. The input and advice that is provided to the CEO is shared with the Board of Directors and ultimately sets the direction for Girl Scouting in our jurisdiction.
The GAB is a cooperative learning team and safe place where girls can share their thoughts about what girls need and want, as well as their ideas on how Girl Scouts can be the program of choice for girls today.
Each member year, Cadette/Senior/Ambassador Girl Scouts are invited to apply to join the GSNYPENN GAB within a specified timeframe.
MY2025 GSNYPENN Girl Advisory Board
McKenna C.
Aubrey C.
Ambassador
Troop 10752
Cicero, N.Y.
Girl Scouts has made me who I am today. I have had so many amazing experiences that I would have never been able to have without Girl Scouts. From learning to count money to learning to be a leader and speaking at the United Nations and earning higher awards, Girl Scouts has truly shaped me.
Mallory C.
Cadette
Troop 60023
Cicero, N.Y.
I have a been a Girl Scout for 8 years and am very involved in Girl Scouts. I am a member of the Media Team and a top cookie seller for my troop! I am currently working on my Silver Award, too.
Haley F.
Cadette
Troop 10302
Constantia, N.Y.
I am working on my Silver Award project to build animal hides (houses) for a local animal rescue. I also enjoy playing soccer and participating in music activities.
Eve F.
Senior
Troop 20588
Little Falls, N.Y.
I have been a Girl Scout since I was a Daisy. I love all the opportunities that Girl Scouts gives me, like getting my CPR and First Aid and getting to help with Daisies. I would love to be a Troop Leader; I look up to mine and want to be like her. I love Girl Scouts and hope to do be a part of it for rest of my life.
Iyanna G.
Cadette
Troop 20681
Rome, N.Y.
Ash H.
Cadette
Troop 10053
Liverpool, N.Y.
My favorite part of Girl Scouts is being a role model for the younger girls, working on badges and going to camp. I am starting to plan my Silver Award project, focusing on mental health. I love karate, playing the piano, drawing and being a part of Student Council and the Science Olympiad Team at school.
Josie H.
Senior
Troop 40176
Geneva, N.Y.
I have been a Girl Scout since elementary school; an experience that has helped me grow in many aspects of life.
Addison H.
Senior
Troop 10567
Hannibal, N.Y.
My favorite thing about being a GAB member is being able to socialize with like-minded Girl Scouts and adults and to learn from their experiences. I love being a leader and building my social abilities.
Kaitlin H.
Ambassador
Troop 10061
Fayetteville, N.Y.
Aarohi R.
Ambassador
Troop 60500
Jamesville, N.Y.
I have been in Girl Scouting for almost 10 years and ever since I joined it has been nothing but great. This year in particular was a huge year for me. I started my Gold Award, I was elected president of GAB and I was given the opportunity to speak on International Day Of The Girl at the United Nations. I love being a Girl Scout because of all the possibilities it opens up for me and I hope to do many more things in the future!
Rayna R.
Senior
Troop 60500
Jamesville, N.Y.
I have been a Girl Scout since I was in kindergarten. I have earned both my Bronze and Silver Awards and the Presidential Service Award, which required 100 hours of community service. I love interacting with people and cheerleading!
Jill W.
Cadette
Troop 40010
Ithaca, N.Y.
I am in GAB because I think it’s important for girls to have a voice. My favorite part of Girl Scouts is going to sleepaway camp every year, and going on adventures with my troop. I love going on trips with my troop. Currently, we are planning a trip to NYC.
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Questions about GAB?
Contact our Director of Programs and GAB Liaison Serafina Sortino at ssortino@gsnypenn.org.
