You are leaving girlscouts.org for a website opened by an external party. You will be subjected to the privacy and security policies of the website
On Sunday, June 5 in Pasadena, 239 Girl Scouts throughout Greater Los Angeles were honored by the regional Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles (GSGLA) council.
The Gold Award is the highest achievement a Girl Scout can earn, available to girls in high school, who create sustainable change on a community or world issue. As Gold Award Girl Scouts take action to transform their world, they gain tangible skills and prove they are the leaders our community and world need.
As for the past few years, the GSGLA council has had the largest Gold Award class of the 111 Girl Scout councils in the United States Earning the Gold Award requires the planning and implementation of a challenging, large-scale project that is innovative, engages others, and has a lasting impact on its targeted community.
Read more on PasadenaNow.com.