Girl Scouts

The Girl Scouts of Western Washington, formed as a merger between Girl Scouts - Pacific Peaks Council and Girl Scouts - Totem Council, offers life skill development education services. The organization serves more than 27,000 girls between the ages of 5 and 17. It serves students in kindergarten through grade 12. The Girl Scouts of Western Washington additionally conducts leadership workshops, summer camps and various training courses. The organization offers a range of youth development programs and events. In addition, it provides sessions in the areas of money management, customer service, planning and public speaking. The Girl Scouts of Western Washington maintains several stores that sell handbooks, pins, badges, uniforms, gifts and craft kits. The organization maintains a location in DuPont, Wash.

Girl Scouts of Western Washington provides an empowering environment for girls through various activities, including cookie sales and camping experiences. The organization offers opportunities for youth to join troops or register as individual members, while adults can volunteer or become lifetime members. With a focus on community engagement, Girl Scouts encourages local partnerships and participation in events, ensuring that members have access to essential programs and resources. The council also offers financial assistance and resources for volunteers, supporting a diverse range of activities and initiatives for all involved. Generated from the website