What skills will your daughter develop through Girl Scouts?
She will discover
1 Girls will develop a strong sense of self.
2 Girls will develop positive values.
3 Girls will gain practical life skills.
4 Girls will seek challenges in the world.
5 Girls will develop critical thinking.
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She will connect
1 Girls will develop healthy relationships.
2 Girls will promote cooperation and team building.
3 Girls will resolve conflicts.
4 Girls will advance diversity in a multicultural world.
5 Girls will feel connected to their communities, locally and globally.
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She will take action 
1 Girls will identify community needs.
2 Girls will be resourceful problem solvers.
3 Girls will advocate for themselves and others, locally and globally.
4 Girls will educate and inspire others to act.
5 Girls will feel empowered to make a difference in the world.
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She will be a leader
Our Uniforms and Books
Here is what our Brownie Uniforms look like!
It is important that each girl has a vest or a sash to put her patches on. She can wear her sash/ vest with a formal unor with a white shirt and khaki pants. There are also many cute T-Shirts and casual Brownies items available.
Your Daughter will also need a Brownie Handbook and a Brownie Try-It Book. We will be using them at almost every regular meeting. The Brownie program is much more structured than Daisies. The girls will learn a lot about themselves and what role they play in their community in Brownies.
Uniform insignia that you need for your vest or sash- can be found at Little Dickens or online at http://goshop.girlscouts.org
Pins will be provided by the troop- if you bridged with the troop you should have them already
Flag is optional 
Girl Scouts USA/ Virginia Skyline
(if you order online be sure to get "Virginia Skyline")
Troop numbers 6004
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Please get a vest or sash to place patches on. There are many other optional uniform and t-shirt options online, but they are completely optional!
World Friendship Fund Update- We have collected $55
Donations to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund are used to support girls' international travel and participation in training and other international events. These unique opportunities for fostering international friendships connect Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from 144 nations.
Donations also support the World Thinking Day Fund, which helps sustain efforts to encourage the development of Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting in new countries.
Juliette Gordon Low had friends around the world and was committed to offering the benefits of Girl Scouting to girls around the globe. To honor Juliette's love of travel, of experiencing different cultures, and of making Donations to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund are used to support girls' international travel and participation in training and other international events. These unique opportunities for fostering international friendships connect Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from 144 nations.
Donations also support the World Thinking Day Fund, which helps sustain efforts to encourage the development of Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting in new countries.
Juliette Gordon Low had friends around the world and was committed to offering the benefits of Girl Scouting to girls around the globe. To honor Juliette's love of travel, of experiencing different cultures, and of making new friends, Girl Scouts of the USA created the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund (JLWFF) in 1927.
