Our friends at Citi understand the impact of supporting a generation of new female leaders. GSGLA is proud to announce Citi Foundation's support of Girl Scouts' launch of a new badge program focused on civics that will give girls a greater understanding of democracy and government. Through civics badge programming, girls gain an in-depth understanding of how local, state, and federal government work, preparing them to be voters, activists, and political leaders.

Celebration continues for the outstanding work, service, and advocacy provided by Gold Award Girl Scouts in earning the highest honor in Girl Scouts. As community champions, changemakers, innovators, thought leaders, and trailblazers, these young women have and continue to make positive impacts in our communities and our world.

GSGLA is donating packages of Girl Scout cookies to Los Angeles Unified School District in support of its Grab & Go program to help feed those who are food insecure. Los Angeles Unified plans to include the cookies in meals available at its 63 Grab & Go Food Service Centers at school sites across the district, where students, families, and anyone else in need of a nutritious meal can receive two meals per person, per day.  

GSGLA hosted its 2020 Annual Meeting on April 25, 2020, transforming an in-person recurring event to a virtual success! The meeting featured the first State of the Council address from our CEO, Theresa Edy-Kiene. Member attendees also voted in board members and our 22 National Council Delegates. You’re invited to read the State of the Council address and check out our 2019 Annual Report.

In challenging times, our Girl Scout grit shines the brightest. That’s why we’re prepared to be a source of consistency for you and your girl when you need it the most. As we navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic together, we’re working hard to ensure your girl has access to the Girl Scout experience she knows and loves in a way she can experience right now—through virtual and at-home programming.