Girl Scouts from all over our region are learning, having fun, and contributing to their communities. Just check out the photographic proof below!
How to get your Girl Scouting activities featured on this page:
If you are a registered Girl Scout at Girl Scouts of Rhode Island and would like to share some of what you have been up to as a Girl Scout - or what your troop/group has been doing lately -- e-mail your photo (in JPG format only), with caption, to Cindy Rollins at crollins@gsri.org. Include your name and phone number, as well as your troop/group community (e.g. Coventry or Exeter/West Greenwich), troop/group level (e.g. Brownie, Junior) and troop # in your e-mail.
HINT: Close-ups of smiling faces show up so much better!
Little Compton Troop #704 helped out at the Multiple Sclerosis Walk on April 18th at Colt Park in Bristol (5/10):
Bristol/Warren Troop #229 and Troop #480 held a beading workshop for follow scouts to benefit Project Undercover (5/10):
Bristol/Warren Troop #229 and Troop #480 helped out at the annual Post Office Food Drive on May 8th. The Scouts, along with their leaders and several moms, shelved 6,000 pounds of food at the Good Neighbors Soup Kitchen (5/10):
Members of the Bristol/Warren Girl Scout Troops #229, #462 and #480 visited the travelling Titanic artifact exhibit on Scout Day at Foxwoods Resort and Casino. They viewed items salvaged from the wreck including clothing and luggage (5/10):
Somerset Cadette Troop #1067 and Cadetter/Senior Troop #1163 joined together for a winter camping trip in New Hampshire ... and some shopping in Kittery, Maine (5/10):
Troop #1133 and Troop #1163 supporting Project Undercover (5/10):
Providence Troop #89 sold cookies at the Providence City Hall (5/10):
North Attleborough Brownie Troop #1065 visit Shirley's Fine Chocolates, Gifts & Tea Room to practice their best manners (5/10):
Cranston Troop #1506 having fun while selling cookies! (5/10)
Brenna, Coventry Cadette Troop #593, proudly displays her ponytail. This is her third hair donation to Pantene which will be crafted into a wig for Breast Cancer Patients (5/10):
As part of their Sign of the Star Badge, Coventry Cadette Troop #593 had a Showcase of Talents; Caitlyn S. displayed her original artworks and Christine E. displayed her trophies and awards for basketball and softball (5/10):
Rehoboth Brownie Troop #56 at the Registraiton Event held at Meadowbrook Bowling Lanes (5/10):
Go PBruins! Members of Troop #218 attended the Project Undercover event at the Providence Bruins Hockey Game (5/10):
Coventry Girl Scouts work together during Movin' On Up Event; Cadettes help Brownies with science experiments (5/10):
Daisy Troop #868 and Brownie Troop #66 represented Puerto Rico at Girl Scouting Thinking Day. Girl Scouts raised money at the event to benefit the victims of the earthquake in Haiti (5/10):
Somerset Daisy Troop #1028 visited Battleship Cove in Fall River for a tour of the historical ships docked there (5/10):
Somerset Junior Troop #1108 at Battleship Cove (5/10):
Somerset Cadette Troop #1004 joined other Girl Scouts for a sleepover at the Boston Science Museum (5/10):
Somerset Daisy Troop #1028 learned about using resources wisely by depositing pennies in their homemade piggy banks (3/10):
Look Ma! It's a squid! Somerset Junior Troop #1108 explore sea life during a visit to the Mystic Aquarium (3/10):
Somerset Junior Troop #1108 participated in the "Out the Ouch" pillow workshop, sewing up comfort for hospitalized children (3/10):
Somerset Brownie Troops #1149, 1042 & 1096 enjoyed a day at the New Bedford Whaling Museum (3/10):
Eddie C's on Wickenden Street, Fox Point, welcomes GSRI each year during cookie season! Salon customers, including many lifetime scouts attending local colleges, have purchased over 1000 boxes of cookies this year! Thanks to community partners such as Mr. Cenamo for supporting the Girl Scout program! (3/10):
Providence Troop #32 explore career options while working towards their Silver Award (3/10):
Dentistry with Dr. John Barry
Ear Nose & Throat Specialist, Dr. Frank Ring
Audiologist in training
First-time cookie seller, Ashleigh, Daisy Troop #263, couldn't wait to help her mom pick up her troop's cookies! (3/10):
Rehoboth Girl Scouts participate in a 'Heart Healthy Day' at Fitness Mom Studio (3/10):
Brownie Troop #56 are all smiles after find out about digital fingerprinting and how the 911 dispatch system works at their local police station (3/10):
Woonsocket Troop #360 attended the Tsetse Art Gallery's Art to Wear Badge Night (3/10):
Westerly/Pawtucket Junior Troop #104 collected gently worn coats this winter as part of their Bronze Award project (3/10):
Woonsocket Troop #352 rolled up their sleeves to help make lunch at Brothers, a facility that provided meals daily for the homeless (3/10):
EWG Daisy Troop #1353 catching the Super Bowl crowd (2/10):
What's a Thin Mint doing at the Spring Sports Sign Up Day at Metcalf Elementary School? Selling cookies of course! EWG Brownie Troop #1152 Booth Sale (2/10):
Happy Birthday Juliette Low! Brenna G. Coventry Troop #593, in a vintage uniform, gives a presentation about the foundress of Girl Scouts (2/10):
Girl Scouts from Coventry spent time at Judy's Kindness Kitchen preparing lunches for Crossroads RI (2/10):
North Attleborough Girl Scouts honor School Committee Member and local veteran, Neal Gouck with the first box of Girl Scout Cookies of the 2010 season! (1/10):
Junior Troop #366 all smiles at the North Attleborough holiday parade (1/10):
North Attleborough Troop #772 participate in the town holiday parade (1/10):
Woonsocket Troop #352 excited and getting ready for another great Cookie season! (2/10):
Exeter West Greenwich Troop #1152 are all smiles after completing the Power of the Penny Try It with help from Centerville Bank (1/10):
Daisies do good! EWG Dasiy Troop #279 collected over 50 cans of food for the West Greenwich Food Pantry, earning their Consdieration & Caring Petal (12/09):
Somerset Cadette/Senior Troop #1163 attended an Older Girl Conference in New Hampshire (11/09):
Bristol/Warren Cadette Troops # 229 & #480 earn their Eco-Action Badge with the help of Roger Williams University Eco-Rep group, whose mission is to promote and educate about Sustainability -- Reducing, Reusing & Recycling (10/09):
