1912 Club
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Daisy blazed a trail for every Girl Scout and living a life of courage, confidence, and character.
Juliette Gordon Low (1860–1927), also affectionately known by her nickname “Daisy,” founded Girl Scouts of the USA in 1912. She imagined a movement where all girls could come together and embrace their unique strengths and passions—and as Girl Scouts has done since, she made that dream a reality.
Girl Scouts today still share plenty of similarities with the very first Girl Scout troop in 1912: they connect with their communities, get outdoors, challenge themselves, and find ways to make the world a better place.
When you join the GSNWGL 1912 Club, you make a lasting impact on Girl
Scouts! With a monthly recurring donation of just $19.12, you can
honor the founding year of our incredible organization while
empowering Girl Scouts to grow and shine. Your contribution fuels our
mission to build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make
the world a better place. Together, let's continue the legacy of Girl
Scouts and create positive change in our communities.
Join the 1912 Club today and be a champion for Girl Scouts!
1912 Club
Honor Girl Scouts of yesterday and empower Girl Scouts of today: Join the 1912 Club with a $19.12 monthly donation!
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"Joining the 1912 Club is a simple way to make a meaningful impact—a great way to support our Girl Scouts to be women of courage, confidence, and character; women who will change the world. I am in awe of what our organization strives to do for our Girl Scouts daily to enrich their lives and experiences. I invite you to join me in a monthly donation of $19.12 and be a part of the GSNWGL 1912 Club."
- Krista Mayer, GSNWGL Board Member
"I am proud to be a part of the 1912 Club for a few reasons. First, my journey in Girl Scouts didn’t follow the traditional path. Most start young and are engaged in troop activities; however, that wasn’t an option for me. With no troops around, I decided to forge my own path and become a Juliette. As a Juliette, I can proudly say I completed both my Silver and Gold Awards, participated in the 2017 National Convention, represented my council as a delegate in the 2020 National Convention, earned numerous badges and awards, and became a mentor to younger Girl Scouts in my community. I am proud to highlight my unique accomplishments and encourage others to provide those opportunities for the next generation of Girl Scouts."
Isabella Lyste - GSNWGL Alum
