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Girl Scouts is the nation’s largest and most successful leadership development program open and accessible to girls from all cultures and walks of life. In Orange County, 25,000 Girl Scouts are developing leadership values, skills, and confidence in addition to a lifelong commitment to serving their community and to making a difference in the world.

Featured Alumnae

Anoosheh Oskouian
President and
Co-founder of
Ship & Shore Environmental, Inc.

Claire Offenberger
Age 13, Troop 1178

Girl Scout representative Claire Offenberger says “Ms. Oskouian is an important role model for today’s girls. I joined the Girl Scouts in the first grade, the same year I was diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder. Like Ms. Oskouian, the Girl Scouts has helped me develop the courage and confidence to challenge obstacles that stand in my way and the leadership skills to achieve my goals. My participation in the Girl Scouts has inspired me to be my very best in everything I do. It has also given me life-long skills I will use to make our world a better place. Thank you Ms. Oskouian for being a great inspiration to us all and for helping me realize the power of courage in achieving my dreams.”

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As Girl Scouts prepare for our 100th Anniversary celebrations, we invite you to join the Orange County Girl Scout Alumnae program .

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Celebration of a Century

In 2012 Girl Scouts will boldly proclaim our commitment to girls and invite the community to join us in a year-long focus on girls and their impact on the world. The goal is to close critical gaps in education, leadership and investment to ensure that every girl in this generation will have the leadership skills and opportunity to reach her potential.

2012 "Year of the Girl" Activities.

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The Love of Scouting and a Troop Reunion After 35 Years

Girl Scout Alumna Donna Ashbaugh Shares Her Story

"Although I didn’t know it at the time, I realize now that I broadened my understanding of the world and made long-standing friends through my Scout activities – camping and cookouts, badge successes and retail experience selling cookies. Cookies sold for 35 cents a box in those days! " Read More >>