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Requirements for the Girl Scout Gold Award
Here's an overview of the seven steps
in the Girl Scout Gold Award. Girls need to purchase the Go
for it! The Girl Scout Gold Award insert for a step-by-step
guide and record of their Gold Award progress. These guidelines
were introduced in 2004 and are now in place for all girls.
GOLD
AWARD CHART
STEP
1: BUILD A FRAMEWORK
STEP
2: EARN THE GIRL SCOUT GOLD LEADERSHIP AWARD CHARM
STEP
3: EARN THE GIRL SCOUT GOLD CAREER AWARD CHARM
STEP
4: EARN THE GIRL SCOUT GOLD 4Bs CHALLENGE AWARD CHARM
STEP
5: PLAN YOUR GIRL SCOUT GOLD AWARD PROJECT
STEP
6: ACT - IMPLEMENT YOUR GOLD AWARD PROJECT
STEP
7: REFLECT
Training
Note: All girls who wish to earn the
Girl Scout Gold Award need to attend one of the MANDATORY
Gold Award Orientations offered during the year in
October, February, and April. See the Program
Packet for this year's dates. The orientation sessions
are for girls and their advisors, and are appropriate once
you have finished your Gold Leadership Award and Gold Career
Award. They cover topics like: how to develop a challenging
project, public relations, recruiting volunteers, successful
documentation, expectations of the Gold Award Committee, the
interview process, and much more.
Group
Project Guidelines and Money Earning
Many girls have questions about raising
money as part of the Gold project. Crystal-clear money-earning
guidelines can be found on GSUSA
site. Here's help as you face the financial challenges of
going for the Gold. Any questions you might have on what’s
appropriate and what’s not are addressed here.
For More Information
GSUSA
- Gold Award
Gold
Award Workbook
Gold
Proposal
Gold Final Report
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