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All GSHCC Offices and gsShops will be closed on Monday, March 31.
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This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating 113 years of Girl Scouting and the bold vision of Juliette Gordon Low, who empowered girls to break barriers and forge their own paths. Her dedication laid the foundation for a movement that continues to inspire generations of girls to lead with courage, confidence, and character.
At GSHCC, we are proud to carry on Juliette’s legacy by ensuring ALL girls have the opportunity to experience the magic of Girl Scouts. From building leadership skills and exploring STEM to adventuring outdoors and serving their communities, Girl Scouts today are shaping a better tomorrow.
This month, we invite you to honor the trailblazing women of the past by investing in the future. Your support helps provide life-changing experiences, leadership opportunities, and skill-building adventures for girls throughout our region. Together, we’re creating a brighter, girl-led future—one full of possibility and promise.
Donate today to support Girl Scouts during Women’s History Month!
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Daisy Day Out
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Join us for Daisy Day Out, where Daisies and their caregivers can explore the outdoors and earn two Outdoor Journey badges! Enjoy hands-on activities, outdoor skills, crafts, and games—perfect for making memories and learning new skills!
Modesto: April 12, 10am-4pm
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Day at the Capitol
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Girl Scouts Day at the Capitol is an event where Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors from all over California can connect with state leaders, tour the capitol and take the next step as changemakers in their communities. Also, new single day event for Girl Scout Juniors is available.
Sacramento: June 19-20
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Capitol Bridging
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Everyone is invited to register for this epic celebration of Girl Scouts moving up to their next level! Walk the Tower Bridge with Girl Scouts from across our region. Bring friends and family to cheer you on. Explore the Sacramento History Museum and enjoy special Girl Scout activities in Old Sacramento. Don't forget to buy your t-shirt to commemorate this occasion.
Sacramento: June 21
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Gold Award Scholarships
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Our 2025 GSHCC Gold Award Scholarship applications are now open! GSHCC is proud to offer three scholarships to Gold Award Girl Scouts annually: the GSHCC Go Gold Scholarship, the GSHCC Board of Directors Scholarship, and the Kristin Anne Chapman-Elbon Memorial STEM Scholarship. All eligible Gold Award Girl Scouts received a direct email communication, confirming their eligibility. The 2025 scholarship application opened March 15, 2025 and closes on April 15, 2025 at 11:45pm.
Don't forget! There are additional scholarships available nationally! Check out GSUSA resources to find additional awards.
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GSHCC Highest Awards Ceremony
Sunday, May 18, 2025 | Hiram Johnson High School
Invitations have been sent! The Highest Awards class and their caregivers have received digital invitations. If your Girl Scout earned their Gold, Silver, or Rose Award between March 15, 2024, and March 1, 2025, please check your inbox. Didn’t receive an invitation? If you believe your Girl Scout should have been invited but didn’t receive an email, reach out to awards@girlscoutshcc.org.
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Rose McIsaac
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Rose McIsaac has been a dedicated Girl Scout Leader for 14 years and the Operations Lead for her Service Unit Team for the past five. She guided her troop from kindergarten through high school, with all 10 girls earning their Bronze and Silver Awards and one achieving Gold. Passionate about keeping older girls engaged, Rose has organized activities that challenge them both physically and mentally. She spearheaded a kayaking trip and introduced new event ideas to her team monthly. She has also helped younger girls plan activities, supported charity drives—including one for Paradise wildfire victims—and connected her Service Unit with opportunities like Girl Surfs Curl. Even after her daughters bridged to Adults, Rose continues to devote countless volunteer hours, fostering a supportive, fun, and ethical Girl Scout experience for all.
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Attention Troop Leaders! If your troop is participating in the Pathways program, it’s time to showcase their amazing journey! Share photos of your Girl Scouts in action—whether they’re earning badges/awards, doing community service, exploring the outdoors, or celebrating traditions and special events. Don't forget to log those memory-making activities—today, March 20, 2025, is the deadline to complete your Troop's Pathway!
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Troop Camp Certification
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Continue your development of basic outdoor skills, where you will try a variety of hands-on activities including fire building, outdoor cooking, and tent set-up. Prerequisite: Troop Camp Certification Part 1.
Modesto: April 12
Sacramento: April 13
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L.E.A.D.: Mental Health Awareness and Well-Being
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Our monthly L.E.A.D. sessions are built for troop leaders, parents, and caregivers to find out more about Girl Scouts, ask questions, and network with each other.
Zoom: April 10 from 10-11am
Zoom: April 15 from 6-7pm
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SWAPS, Songs, and Ceremonies
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Join us for fun and friendship as we explore Girl Scout traditions. Make your own themed SWAP, design a Scout's Own ceremony and learn new songs to bring back to your troop while networking with other volunteers.
Modesto: April 16
Davis: May 14
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2025 Big Volunteer Conference—September 6
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We're looking for engaging presenters to lead 60-minute workshops that empower and educate our community. If you're interested in presenting or have topic suggestions, please complete our Workshop Form by April 4, 2025. Selected presenters will be contacted to finalize workshop details.
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The 2025 Girl Scout Cookie Program has officially ended, and we wanted to send a huge thank you to every Girl Scout and volunteer who made this another incredible cookie season. Your hard work and dedication are truly appreciated!
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Participants who earned and selected reward experiences will be contacted directly with more details in early April.
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Level up your Girl Scout style! Add a splash of fun and flair to your wardrobe with some new Girl Scout gear.
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