Girl Scout Troops
Check out our Friendship Circle page to learn how you can join this special circle of donors.
Invest in girls. Change the world!
When you give to Girl Scouts, you provide girls with amazing experiences and adventures by supporting:
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math)
Camping and outdoor adventures
Life and Leadership Skills Building
Scholarships and financial assistance
We all have a role to play in helping girls become leaders, because when you invest in girls, you change the world.
Choose your investment today!
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Friendship Circle Monthly Giving
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Event Sponsorship
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Give a Gift of Stock
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Juliette's Circle
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Family Partnership Campaign
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The Family Partnership Campaign is a way for Girl Scout families and members to invest in girls’ futures by financially supporting programs, camp improvements, financial assistance, volunteer support and other critical services.
Families who contribute $25+ earn a patch for their girl to wear proudly on her uniform. For more details, read our FAQs.
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Penny the Pig Patch Program for Troops
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“Penny the Pig” is a patch program where girls become philanthropists, leaning what that means and how they play a part in making a big difference at Girl Scouts – Diamonds.
Earn a special “Penny the Pig” patch for the whole troop! Complete the patch steps found at the online instructions and turn your learning into doing by submitting your troop’s donation of $100 or more with the completed registration form found on page 4 of the instructions.
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Give While You Shop
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Girl Scouts – Diamonds Council has partnerships with businesses who share our mission to invest in Girls and change the world. Click the buttons below to start donating through your favorite businesses!
Kroger is committed to helping our communities grow and prosper. Year after year, local schools, churches and other nonprofit organizations will earn millions of dollars through Kroger Community Rewards®. If you have a registered Kroger Plus Card, you can select Girl Scouts – Diamonds on the Community Rewards page online and you can support Girl Scouts – Diamonds every time you shop.
AmazonSmile offers customers the opportunity to give back to Girl Scouts – Diamonds every time they shop. Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to Girl Scouts – Diamonds. Click the button above to go directly to the Girl Scouts – Diamonds unique link.
Goodsearch is used by over 15 million people worldwide to raise $9 million for charities. The three primary ways you can earn money are through searching the Internet, shopping online and dining out.
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Workplace Giving
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United Way
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Online, Mail or Call-In Donations
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Donor/Friend Spotlights
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Centennial Bank
Centennial Bank has been a longtime supporter of Girl Scouts and was a Jade Sponsor for The BIG Brunch with Amy Robach this spring.
“As the banking partner for the Girl Scouts, Centennial has had the opportunity to be involved not only as a financial services provider and donor but also as a program partner to Girl Scouts,” says Kim Pruitt, Centennial senior vice president, business development.
“Through the educational programs we offer through Girl Scouts, we have experienced firsthand the value and importance of empowering girls to be strong leaders. At Centennial, we believe in investing in the communities in which we serve, and we are proud to invest in the Girl Scouts!”
Lori Snyder
“I was so proud to be awarded Miss Camp Storey at Girl Scout camp! It wasn’t a beauty pageant; it was a contest for the girl who created the outfit that best displayed what it meant to be a Girl Scout. I covered myself in calamine lotion and bandages and won. I got instant respect from all the other girls that year because I was Miss Camp Storey!”
Lori continues her love of creative fashion today as a Stylist at B. Barnett in Little Rock. She loves that Girl Scouts teaches girls so much about learning by doing and really helps a girl find her true potential. It helped her in raising her own daughter, who has just graduated high school and will attend Savanah College of Art and Design.
“My dad was a builder. Even when I was a young girl, he appreciated that Girl Scouts encouraged us to do things that weren’t gender-specific. He got involved with us and because of him, we got to do a lot more projects. I was never very competitive… except when it came to earning new badges!”
Dana Kleine
Dana Kleine is a member of our Juliette’s Circle and she loves pearls! As a premier level 5 executive consultant with Rodan & Fields Skincare, her ongoing training communication is called “Pearls of Wisdom.”
When approached about being one of the first members of the exclusive giving circle and one of 100 women to receive a 60” strand of pearls in honor of our founder, she jumped right in. “That’s a no-brainer…Why wouldn’t I want to support Girl Scouts?!?”
“My greatest joy comes from assisting others to achieve goals beyond their wildest dreams. So much of my training came from Girl Scouts. It’s such a great way to start training the leaders of tomorrow.”
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Donor Recognition
