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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, more than 23,000 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

Sally Anderson
Retired Managing Partner of Ernst & Young

Jessica Sanchez
1st Grade, Daisy Girl Scout

Sally remembers being introduced to team-building as a young girl attending Girl Scout camp, which she looked forward to all year long. She was a shy child and camp helped Sally develop confidence and make friends. She was tall for her age and recalls her camp counselor encouraging her to stand up straight and be proud. That message of self-acceptance resonated deeply with Sally and she carries it with her today.

Jessica said, “Thank you Ms. Anderson for being a great example for all of us. I am a Girl Scout Daisy in the 1st grade. I enjoy helping others and collect food for needy families. I also enjoy the many different activities we get to do in Girl Scouts.

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Celebration of a Century

2012 marks the 100th anniversary of the Girl Scouts, the preeminent leadership development organization for girls. Join us in a year-long celebration of girls and their impact in the world.

2012 "Year of the Girl" Activities.

Girl Scouts Rock-the-Fair
on July 27th

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 >>