Girl Scouts today continue to reflect and build upon what began in 1912 as the vision of one woman, Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Scout Movement in the United States.  Through its informal education program, Girl Scouting provides opportunities for partnerships between girls and adults.  As girls widen their horizons and explore their world, they gain knowledge and skills, confidence and self-reliance that will carry them forward to a productive adulthood.  Today Juliette Gordon Low's vision has expanded to touch the lives of millions of girls, women and men across the nation.  In fact, research shows that nearly two-thirds of the women listed in Who's Who of American Women were Girl Scouts in their youth.  And most of them credit Girl Scouting with contributing to their success as adults.

Email us at info@girlscoutsofsantiam.org to let us know you are an alumni and tell us about your Girl Scouting experience.

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