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Your Girl Scout friends can't wait to meet you.
The groups of Girl Scouts who meet for activities and adventures are called Girl Scout troops. And once you find yours, you’ll never want to let them go.
Why? Because these Girl Scouts and their families are going to become a circle of friendship like you’ve never had before. Your troop is a safe space where you can take risks, have fun, and be your true, unfiltered self.
Together, you'll learn that what makes each of you unique is what makes you powerful.
With all this support and encouragement, it’s not surprising that four out of five Girl Scouts say they have a best friend in their troop.
Getting started is simple.
After providing basic contact information, you’ll get a list of troops that might be right for you. Check out their meeting frequencies, times, and locations—then choose the one you like best.
