Girl Assistance
Girl Assistance covers membership dues, program and curriculum materials, uniforms, program registration fees, and transportation support.
Fund a Girl
Fund a Girl
Girl Scouts offers adventure for every girl, providing vital programming that builds important skills that last a lifetime. Support of Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains’ Girl Assistance and Campership Funds allows us to ensure every girl in New Hampshire and Vermont who wishes to be a Girl Scout may do so, regardless of her family’s economic circumstances.
With support from donors like you, we have expanded outreach to financially at-risk girls with dramatic results. For girls with financial need, the benefits of Girl Scout participation are particularly striking. Girl Scouting provides opportunities for these girls to explore and experience new activities, including summer camp, which they might not have access to otherwise.
Because of our commitment to girls in need, we have seen requests for financial assistance rise dramatically, putting a strain on our already-stretched Girl Assistance Fund. In 2020 we awarded over $38,000 in Girl Assistance and Campership funds, and over $21,000 in 2021.
Please consider giving a girl the experience of a lifetime, either through participating with a troop or through camp. Make this a time she will always remember, as she gains invaluable leadership skills and forms friendships like no others.
Campership
Campership assistance gives a girl an experience she’ll always remember. When asked about her summer at camp, 11-year-old Katie wrote, “I enjoyed meeting new people, making new friends and doing the low ropes course because we had to work together as a team.” Abby, a 9-year-old girl, wrote, “Girl Scout camp is the best. It has swimming, archery, horseback riding and a lot more.”
The outdoor programs offered by Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains are unique as they guide girls toward independence, leadership, and an appreciation of the outdoors. Campership assistance makes camp accessible for girls who would not otherwise be able to participate in these programs.
