Renew Your Membership

The biggest Girl Scout adventures are still ahead.

Whether you have a girl in Girl Scouts or are a dedicated volunteer, so much has been accomplished, discovered, and explored over the past year. And there's even more ahead—more opportunities to try new things and to remain part of something truly special, supportive, and inspiring year after year.

The Girl Scout membership year runs from October 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027. Annual membership dues are $65 for girl members and $30 for adult members. Additional local feels fees and discounts may apply. Financial aid may be available. Girl Scout memberships must be renewed annually.

When you renew, please take a moment to
update your and your Girl Scout's information.

Need assistance renewing? Check our instructions and troubleshooting guides, call 800-632-6894, or email us.

Instructions for Troop Leaders and Existing Members
Troop Roster Form

Girl Scout Experience Testimonials

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Not only is Kaitlyn a Girl Scout, but she's also an artist, whose creativity has won her awards for pottery and mixed media!

"I like Girl Scouts because I get to try things I would not have otherwise had the opportunity to do. I've gained self-confidence through the activities we do as a troop and by attending events together. I also love making new friends and have made some of my best friends through Girl Scouts." - Kaitlyn. G, Cadette, Troop 5713

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"I love making friends in Girl Scouts and learning new skills like fire building and first aid. I have also gotten to go rock climbing, shoot BB guns and archery, and discovered a love of horseback riding. The skills I learn give me confidence and make me more aware of the world around me. Girl Scouts has also given me the opportunity to travel. I recently spent a week in St Louis where I visited the zoo, the city museum, Knotts berry farm and so many other places. Most importantly, girl scouts has given me some of my best friends and taught me a lot about myself."
- Delaney D., Cadette, troop 5385

Rori W.

Even the littlest Girl Scouts have BIG goals!
"I am excited to meet new friends, give back to my community, and learn new skills."
- Rori W., Daisy, Troop 6644

Neveah V.

"The skills I've learned through Girl Scouting have helped me be more confident in myself. Girl Scouts has helped me to open up, have fun, get out more, and learn things that interest me."
- Neveah V., Cadette, Troop 3011

Mabry Y.

"It's my first year as a Girl Scout, and I'm learning so much! I like having my mom as my troop leader, she helps me and others learn about our community and teaches us life skills. I’ve learned about family and friends who are or have been Girl Scouts in the past, and I like to hear about their stories. I stay busy serving at my church, participating in a Broadway program, being a ballerina, and staying active. I love running my own cookie business during cookie season and participating in cardboard boat regatta each year."
- Mabry Y., Brownie, Troop 3129

Serena N.

"What I love about Girl Scouts the most is that I get to be around girls both younger and older than me in my troop. I especially like working with younger Girl Scouts who look up to me like a big sister. I like teaching them new things and watching them get excited. Girl Scouts has taught me how to be a leader and how to solve problems, in addition to learning practical skills like first aid that can be used outside of Girl Scouting. Being a part of Girl Scouts has also helped in my dance classes because it has taught me how to work together with others and come together as one."
- Serena N., Cadette, Troop 2334

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"Girl Scouts has given me amazing opportunities to make new friends, have new experiences, and learn new things. I've learned communication skills, outdoors skills, how to manage my own business, and how to plan for long-term goals. Beyond skills, Girl Scouts has helped me grow as a person, learning how to be accepting of all people, and not to judge others by their appearance. I've learned the importance of kindness—even when it’s not always easy. Most importantly, I've made some of my best friends through Girl Scouts.
- Destiny B., Cadette, Troop 5385

Selene S.

"I am a Girl Scout who plays French horn for my school, takes AP classes, has played soccer for 13 years, serves as president of an honor's organization, and serves on my church youth group's leadership team, all while working to earn badges. Girl Scouts has provided me with a vast network of wonderful girls and women who support and uplift me. It affirms my belief that girls can do anything."
- Selene S., Ambassador, Troop 3443, Jonesboro.

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Why isn’t my username working?
Your username is typically your email address. If you have more than one email address, try each. You can also use the “Forgot Your Password?” link to send a reset email to your email address. If you’re still having trouble, contact our Customer Care team.

Why am I not receiving the password reset emails?
The password reset emails come from gsusacustomercare@girlscouts.org, so please make sure it’s added to your safe senders list. If you requested the reset email before marking our email address as safe, check your spam folder. If you’re still not receiving the email, contact our Customer Care team to verify that your username/email address is correct.

How do I reset my password when I no longer have access to the email address associated with my account?
Our Customer Care team can easily change your username/email address without requiring you to recreate your account. Contact us to get started.

Why can’t I see my family when I log in?
There are a couple reasons this could happen:

Another adult family member may be listed as the preferred contact on the account. That person must log in to renew. Contact our Customer Care team if you’d like to be listed as your household’s preferred contact.

You may have a second or duplicate account with a different email address. Try a different username. If that works, be sure to contact our Customer Care team to merge the two accounts into one.

Why can’t I see my troop(s) when I log in?
There are several reasons this could happen:

Troops are listed on a separate tab from your family. If you have more than one troop, look for the pull-down menu to change between them.
Check your member profile to make sure you’re listed as a volunteer in the troop.
Not all troop volunteers can access the troop tab. Contact us to see which volunteer roles they allow to access the tab.

If your background check has expired, you may lose access until it is up-to-date.

Our Customer Care team can provide additional support.

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Troop Year Plans  

Help your Girl Scouts complete badge activities, improve their communities, and learn new skills with our simple month-by-month guides.

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Girl Scout Grade Levels

Whether she's moving up to second or twelfth grade, she will have a ton of fun. Get to know the next Girl Scout level.

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*The Girl Scout membership year is October 1–September 30 and must be renewed annually.