Patch programs provide Girl Scouts an opportunity to explore your interests, expand your horizons and enjoy a variety of activities while earning a fun patch. Most patch programs are available to Girl Scouts of all grade levels, and some will list different requirements to complete the patch, depending on grade level. These programs can extend over multiple troop meetings and will cover a variety of subjects, such as healthy living, STEM and community service. The patches are worn on the back of the Girl Scout’s sash or vest. Check back for more fun patch programs to be added in the future!
Patch Sponsorships
Our Patch Sponsors are vital investors in the Girl Scout STEM Pledge – our Girl Scout promise to put 2.5 million girls through a progressive STEM program that prepares them for careers in the ever-expanding STEM fields.
Patch Sponsors host their own events in addition to their support of existing council events. Check the events calendar to see opportunities to earn each sponsor’s patch!
Council Patch Programs
Girls can also earn patches by completing programs unique to Girl Scouts - Diamonds! Upon completion of the program, girls can purchase the patch from any council shop.
All In For Girl Scouts
Is your family All In for Girl Scouts? We hope that your
family will make a donation to the Family Partnership Campaign. When
you give, you become an agent of change as your family chooses what
programs to support – from memberships for girls, volunteer training,
camps, our horses, community programs or any other council fund! When
your family makes a gift of $25 or more, your girl will receive a
“We’re All In!” patch to proudly wear on her uniform ($10 increments
for extra patches for additional girls).
Visit our Give page or review the flyer
for more information.
Penny the Pig
Earn a special “Penny the Pig” patch for the whole troop while they learn what it really means to “be a sister to every Girl Scout.” Complete the Penny the Pig patch program, where girls become philanthropists, learn what that means and how they play a part in making a big difference at Girl Scouts – Diamonds.
Girl Scouts has partnered with Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) to offer the Food Allergy Awareness Patch Program. FARE is the world’s leading food allergy advocacy organization and the largest private funder of food allergy research. Its mission is to improve the quality of life and health of individuals with food allergies and provide them hope through the promise of new treatments.
The Food Allergy Awareness Patch Program requirements give Girl Scouts the opportunity to learn about life with food allergies, with an emphasis on raising awareness of the public health issue, which impacts 32 million children and adults in the United States. Check out the patch requirements here.
Join us annually in celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day through service. Check the Program Resource Book for service opportunity ideas! Information is updated each year in January.
