2011 Girl Scout Gold Awards

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award that Girl Scouts ages 14-18 may earn. A national award with the highest of standards, it represents a girl’s time, leadership, creativity and effort contributed to making her community a better place.

A young woman who has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award has become a community leader. Her accomplishments reflect the leadership and citizenship skills that set her apart. Only 3% of Girl Scouts nationwide earn this prestigious award by completing community service projects and rigorous reviews over the course of many months.

Colleges, universities, employers, government agencies and the military recognize the hard work and skills required to earn the Girl Scout Gold Award. Earning the award increases a girl’s marketability to these institutions and helps her prepare for a successful future.

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