Impossible? No Way! Challenging? You bet!

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout 14 to 17 may earn. In a broad sense, it is the culmination of all the work a girl puts into "going for the gold" and is "what you really want to be remembered for" in Girl Scouting. The Gold Award takes time and planning. There are a number of prerequisites, a lot of planning, and it requires a final community service project with at least 65 hours of work. The Gold Award can also be lots of fun, a way to be creative and help others. And if you finish, you’ll be one of just six percent of Girl Scouts nationwide who reach this highest goal.

For more detailed information and specific requirements about the Girl Scout Gold Award, please visit Girl Scouts of the USA's Gold Award page.

Materials

Ready to start your quest for the Gold? The Gold Award forms page has some materials that will help you!

Gold Award Program Staff

Kern County & Ridgecrest area - Dodie Hyatt
dhyatt@girlsfirst.org

Santa Clarita Valley Region – Robyn Ewing
rewing@girlsfirst.org

Antelope Valley Region – Waunette Cullors
wcullors@girlsfirst.org

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