Once a Girl Scout, always a Girl Scout.
More than 50 million women participated in Girl Scouts as children—were you one of them? Daisy, Brownie, Junior, or higher, it all counts when it comes to calling yourself a proud Girl Scout alum!
Campus Girl Scouts®
Continue your Girl Scout experience by joining—or starting—a Campus Girl Scouts club. If your school doesn’t have a club, you can start one yourself. GSUSA’s Campus Girl Scouts guidebook details club structure, member recruitment, and group registration. All you need is a little Girl Scout-style initiative!
Events and Travel Opportunities
Check out our partnership with Club Adventures, a AAA-owned tour operator. We hope you’ll join us as we explore the world together!
Women’s Camping Retreat – Oct. 3-4
Escape to the pines for a weekend that feels like pure magic at Camp Darden. This is your chance to unplug, breathe in that crisp fall air, and dive back into the camp traditions you’ve always loved—archery, canoeing, crafts, campfire songs, and the kind of laughter that only happens when you’re surrounded by fellow Girl Scout adults who get it. Whether you’re rekindling old memories or making brand new ones, the energy is warm, welcoming, and wonderfully nostalgic.
From sunrise adventures to s’mores under the stars, every moment is designed to bring out your playful, adventurous side. You’ll challenge yourself, cheer each other on, and enjoy the simple joy of being outdoors with people who share your spirit of sisterhood and fun. Pack your sleeping bag, grab your favorite flannel, and get ready for a weekend that fills your cup and reminds you why camp has always felt like home.
Women’s Camping Retreat Registration 
Famous Formers
Each year we recognize local female entrepreneurs and business leaders who were Girl Scouts in their youth, and who have made a difference through high levels of achievement in their professional activities and volunteer efforts. We will celebrate our 2026 honorees at the Women’s Club of Portsmouth on September 17. Learn about the award, view video interviews with past honorees, and be inspired by fellow alum at gsccc.org/famous!
Alum News
Our quarterly GSCCC Alum newsletter shines a spotlight on our local Girl Scout alum, plus other features and good news. Read on!
SUMMER 2026Let us share your good news!
We know Girl Scouts make the world a better place well into adulthood, and your stories can inspire us all to keep going. Send us your professional honors, awards, recognitions, promotions, news and other announcements via this form for your story to be used in Council communications. We can’t wait to hear from you!
Build 5 Resume Skills as a Girl Scout Volunteer
Many things you learn from volunteering are known as “transferable skills” and can help you fill any gaps in your professional experience (or build a resume from scratch if you’re just starting out).
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Lifetime Membership
If you accept the principles and beliefs of the Girl Scout Movement and are at least 18 years old, you can join for life.
LEARN MOREStay Connected to Girl Scouts.
Girl Scouting isn’t something you do—it’s a piece of who you are. Whether you participated for a year, earned the Gold Award, or are a donor, you’re a Girl Scout supporter. Become a part of a community of advocates—both alums and supporters from across the country—who are passionate about championing Girl Scouts and each other.
Spotlight on Our Alum
