Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines is the largest girl-led leadership development program in central and eastern North Carolina, reaching over 20,000 members and volunteers across 41 central and eastern North Carolina counties. Girl Scouts helps develop leaders of tomorrow by empowering youth to take on bold challenges, discover their passions and strengths, and explore programming like STEM, entrepreneurship, environmental leadership, take-action projects, and global citizenship. Today’s Girl Scouts learn to lead with courage, confidence, and character to make their communities and the world a better place. The council’s administrative headquarters is located in Raleigh, with additional program and service centers located in Goldsboro, Fayetteville, Wilmington, and Cape Carteret. To volunteer, reconnect, donate, or join, visit www.nccoastalpines.org or call (800) 284-4475.
Gold Award Girl Scouts
Girl Scouting’s Highest Award
Since Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines was established in 2007, 934 Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors have achieved the highest award in Girl Scouting. Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines takes great pride in recognizing the outstanding accomplishments of the 30 Girl Scouts who earned their Gold Award from April 2023 to March 2024. Hats off to all of our Gold Award Girl Scouts for demonstrating courageous leadership, advocacy, and compassion; and for making the world a better place.
Steps to the Gold Award
Fulfilling the requirements for the Girl Scout Gold Award starts with the completion of two Senior or Ambassador Journeys or earning the Girl Scout Silver Award and completion of one Girl Scout Senior or Ambassador Journey. After the Journey requirement has been fulfilled, Girl Scouts spend a suggested minimum of 80 hours leading their team to tackle a community issue that impacts their target audience while raising awareness, educating, and inspiring others about the chosen issue and its root cause. Gold Award Girl Scouts work through the following steps on their path to success:
• Identify an issue
• Investigate it thoroughly
• Get help and build your team
• Create a plan
• Present your plan and gather feedback
• Take action
• Educate and inspire
April 2023 – March 2024
Gold Award Girl Scouts
Elizabeth B.
Emma C.
Katelyn C.
Sarah C.
Margaret C.
Kyra E.
Emma E.
Susannah F.
Danielle F.
Marisa F.
Madison G.
Avery K.
Bree L.
Yannie L.
Langley M.
Renée M.
Hannah M.
Annalise N.
Lily O.
Carley O.
Rama S.
Anika S.
Silver Award
Bronze Award
Program Aide
VIT
CIT
Jenna S.
Angela S.
Allison T.
Isabel U.
Jackie V.
Sarah W.
GS-NCCP Annual Meeting Delegate
GSUSA National Convention Delegate
GS-NCCP Girl Board Member
North Carolina Page Program
Gold Award Girl Scouts have courage. They take on challenges, persist when encountering failure, and stay determined to achieve their goals.
Elizabeth B.
Johnston County
Project: Honoring the Fallen | Theme: Military/Veterans Affairs
Notable Mentions:
With great appreciation and respect for fallen United States veterans, Gold Award Girl Scout Elizabeth wanted to find a way for more people to honor them. For her Gold Award, Elizabeth created a scavenger hunt at Greenwood Cemetery to help students learn about the achievements of the veterans interred there. To do so, Elizabeth installed a display at the cemetery that included a map of veterans’ graves. She then distributed the scavenger hunt information to Selma Elementary School and Selma Public Library so that local students and community members could participate in the hunt. Looking ahead, Elizabeth plans to study animal science at Wayne Community College.
Emma C.
Orange County
Project: JHS A Lotta Love Club | Theme: Poverty
Notable Mentions:
Gold Award Girl Scout Emma wanted to inspire her peers to support the needs of those facing homelessness. For her Gold Award, Emma established “A Lotta Love” club at Jordan High School. The club made a plan and worked to renovate spaces at a local homeless shelter. Improvements to the shelter included new artwork and other updates to improve the quality of life of those living at the shelter. Currently, Emma is enrolled at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she studies journalism.
Katelyn C.
Person County
Project: Bringing Back the Bees | Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Notable Mentions:
Growing up going to Mayo Lake Park, Gold Award Girl Scout Katelyn decided she wanted to give back to her community. For her Gold Award, Kaitlyn educated Person County citizens on declining bee populations. To do so, she created educational materials which showed citizens how to create safe bee habitats. Katelyn also built bee boxes at Mayo Lake Park in areas that are surrounded by pollinator-friendly plants, and distant from pesticides and chemicals. Currently, Katelyn is enrolled at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington where she is studying business administration.
Sarah C.
Wake County
Project: Children’s Mental Health | Theme: Mental Health
Notable Mentions:
With a goal of addressing children’s mental health and helping them de-stress, Gold Award Girl Scout Sarah created children’s programs for children at the Salvation Army of Wake County. The programs created by Sarah included salt and watercolor art, dog therapy, yoga and other fun activities for the children to enjoy. Sarah also created 50 age-specific care kits for children to take when they leave the shelter. The kits included additional stress-reducing items like a journal, stress balls, a blanket and more. Sarah will be graduating in 2024, and looks forward to her future endeavors.
Margaret C.
Durham County
Project: Women First Responders & Veterans Tea Party | Theme: Military/Veterans’ Affairs
Notable Mentions:
Gold Award Girl Scout Margaret wanted to help provide female veterans with a safe space to feel supported and uplifted. For her Gold Award, she held an event that recognized the accomplishments of women veterans and first responders. The event provided information about local support services and allowed participants to network with others with similar experiences. Margaret also established an ongoing support group, to ensure veterans always have a safe place to go for support. In the future, Margaret plans to study pharmacology at Campbell University, and also hopes to join the Air Force.
With a passion for pollinators, Gold Award Girl Scout Kyra created a pollinator garden and educated children on their importance for her Gold Award. Kyra helped the children build the garden at Two Dachshunds Farm, where she taught visitors about the role of pollinators in our environment. The visitors even had the chance to participate in games and activities that Kyra created to learn more about pollinators. Kyra also put together pollinator plant seed packets for the children to use to plant their own gardens at home.
Emma E.
Nash County
Project: Brushing for Bright Futures | Theme: Physical Health
Notable Mentions:
Poor dental health can lead to problems down the line, and Gold Award Girl Scout Emma wanted to ensure that youth knew the importance of good dental health. For her Gold Award, Emma addressed the issue of poor dental health in low-income school-aged children by creating an educational program. The program was presented to 3rd and 4th grade classes at two Title I elementary schools in Nash and Edgecombe counties. Through the presentation, students were able to learn about how to properly brush and floss, making better food choices, and why oral health is important. They were also given tooth brushing kits to take home and put their new skills to the test. Emma is currently enrolled at East Carolina University to study communication.
Susannah F.
Wayne County
Project: Susie’s Science | Theme: STEM
Notable Mentions:
With a goal of inspiring youth to get excited about science, Gold Award Girl Scout Susannah created hands-on, age-specific science activities for preschoolers. Susannah then presented these activities to preschoolers at a local preschool, where they had the chance to hold live animals and insects, make crafts, and sing songs about science. Susannah also shared her lessons with the preschool so that they could have them as a resource in the future. Currently, Susannah is enrolled at North Carolina State University where she is studying veterinary medicine.
Maintaining a sustainable lifestyle is a great way use resources wisely and give back to the planet, and Gold Award Girl Scout Danielle wanted to ensure children knew the importance of sustainability. For her Gold Award, Danielle decided to build a garden at a local elementary school. The garden taught children the importance of gardening, and allowed them to practice sustainability and taking care of crops. All of the produce from the garden was harvested and then donated to a local food pantry for others to enjoy. Danielle is currently enrolled at the Savannah College of Art and Design, where she studies animation.
Marisa F.
Wake County
Project: Elementary School Computer Science Workshop | Theme: STEM
Notable Mentions:
Computer science is an important and growing field, and Gold Award Girl Scout Marisa wanted to encourage youth to learn more about it. For her Gold Award, Marisa developed a curriculum and held a six-day computer science workshop for students at Sycamore Creek Elementary School. The workshop focused on introducing computer science concepts and history and encouraged participants to pursue computer science programs. Marisa also distributed the curriculum to Wake County AIG Coordinators, so that more children will have access to computer science. Marisa’s future plans include studying computer engineering at a 4-year college or university.
Madison G.
SC
Project: Softball Sisters | Theme: Sports
Notable Mentions:
Passionate about softball, Gold Award Girl Scout Madison wanted to find a way to provide more girls access to the sport. For her Gold Award, Madison implemented a mentoring program and free softball clinic in Brunswick County for girls ages 7-12. The mentoring program allowed young players to be paired with a player from the Brunswick Community College Softball Team. Through the clinic, players were taught key softball techniques and skills and learned tips and tricks from their experienced mentors. Looking ahead, Madison plans to attend a college or university and hopes to continue following her passion in the health and fitness field.
Avery K.
Wake County
Project: Sportswear Sunday: Keeping Kids in the Game | Theme: Poverty
Notable Mentions:
After the COVID-19 pandemic shut down sporting programs, Gold Award Girl Scout Avery recognized the impact it had on her peers, and decided to research the long-term benefits of youth sports. After researching, Avery decided to raise awareness for local at-risk teens and their lack of access to sporting programs and needed equipment. To do so, Avery built a coaches’ guide and website that detailed ways to identify and help students atrisk of dropping out of their sport. In addition, Avery held a series of clothing drives and created a lending closet for Haven House, where she was able to collect over 100 items of clothing for teens in need. Avery’s future plans include furthering her studies at a college or university.
Knowing the role that key pollinators play in nature and the threats that pose harm to their populations, Bree made a plan to educate the community on the importance of bees. For her Gold Award, Bree presented information about sustaining bee populations at local outdoor events. At the events, Bree instructed her audience on how they could make and maintain their own bee boxes. In addition, Bree hand-crafted and painted over 10 bee boxes, and placed them throughout Wake County for more bees to enjoy. Bree’s future plans include furthering her education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Yannie L.
Wake County
Project: Operation Turtles in the Sun | Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Notable Mentions:
Turtles are cold-blooded, so basking in the sun is crucial for their survival and wellbeing. Knowing this, Gold Award Girl Scout Yannie decided to educate the community on the importance of turtle basking for her Gold Award. To do so, Yannie led workshops for children at her local YMCA, and prepared a craft which showed the kids how to build a turtle basking platform. Yannie also built two turtle basking platforms for the turtles at Veterans Park. Looking ahead, Yannie plans to attend Wake Tech and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, where she will study environmental science.
Langley M.
Orange County
Project: Swim for Life | Theme: Sports
Notable Mentions:
Passionate about the sport of swimming, Gold Award Girl Scout Langley addressed the issue of aquatic poverty and safety for her Gold Award. To ensure low-income families have access to swim lessons, Langley designed a water safety program. The program included a curriculum crafted by Langely that was taught at elementary schools and summer camps. The summer camp program also provided access to free swimming lessons, which taught participants basic swimming and safety skills. Currently, Langley is enrolled at Wesleyan University where she studies neuroscience.
Renée M.
Wake County
Project: Kids Need Art | Theme: Arts, Culture & Heritage
Notable Mentions:
Gold Award Girl Scout Renée wanted to increase youth interest in arts and creativity. For her Gold Award, she ddesigned and taught a week-long art program at a local summer camp. The camp taught children creative freedom in art projects, using recycled and upcycled materials. Additionally, Renée showed children that art can be done anywhere and by using all kinds of materials. Looking ahead, Renée plans to further her education at a college or university.
Creating new ways for members of the community to learn about sustainability is a great way to make the world a better place. So, for her Gold Award project, Hannah created a website for citizens of the Triangle community to learn about living sustainably. The website served as a sustainable living resource guide that residents could reference as needed. Hannah also led the creation and installation of a community mural at Apex Community Park with the help of local residents. Currently, Hannah is enrolled at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she studies environmental sciencequantitative energy.
Annalise N.
Wake County
Project: Domestic and Sexual Violence | Theme: Human Rights
Notable Mentions:
Domestic and sexual violence are prominent topics that affect many people. For her Gold Award, Annalise educated teens about four topics in domestic and sexual violence. The four topics -safety at home, teen dating violence, bullying and emotional boundaries- were researched and then presented in workshop-style classes at the YMCA Leaders Club. In the presentations, Annalise covered definitions of each topic, statistics, warning signs, effects, and resources. Looking ahead, Annalise plans to study English and education at a college or university.
Lily O.
Durham County
Project: Literacy Garden for Community Outreach | Theme: Education
Notable Mentions:
Reading can have many benefits in relation to mental health and relaxation. With a goal of encouraging students to grow in their reading skills, Gold Award Girl Scout Lily created a literacy garden at her school. The garden provided comfortable seating and a calming environment for students to strengthen their reading skills. Lily was also sure to include a wide variety of reading materials for all levels and genres for school age children to enjoy, and QR codes with additional literacy resources. In the future, Lily plans to attend college to study biology and forensic science, and hopes to eventually land a job with the FBI, NCIS, or a similar organization.
Carley O.
Nash County
Project: Bringing Art to the Lighthouse | Theme: Life Skills
Notable Mentions:
Knowing that recovery support is an important topic, Gold Award Girl Scout Carley raised awareness for and support for The Lighthouse Home, a residential facility for women overcoming addiction. To prioritize the mental health of residents at the facility, Carley introduced art therapy by creating a coloring book with each of the Narcotics Anonymous’ 12 steps to recovery. Carley used the coloring books to encourage residents to draw or paint whatever came to mind while discussing the 12 steps. While at the facility, Carley also painted a mural to inspire and encourage the residents. Currently, Carley is enrolled at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she studies nursing.
Rama S.
Wake County
Project: Mental Wellness Club | Theme: Mental Health
Notable Mentions:
Mental health is an important issue that affects everyone. For her Gold Award, Rama created a peer support club for students at her high school. The club met weekly to discuss different struggles they were facing and to learn about healthy coping mechanisms to maintain their mental health. Rama also crafted a guide for other high school students to learn how to start their own peer support club. Currently, Rama is studying mathematics and industrial engineering at Meredith College and North Carolina State University.
Anika S.
Wake County
Project: EmpowHER | Theme: STEM
With a passion for STEM, Gold Award Girl Scout Anika recognized the hurdles that can arise and wanted to find a way to inspire girls to pursue STEM fields. For her Gold Award, Anika crafted a curriculum and held a STEM camp for 4th-7th grade girls. The camp aimed to empower girls and nurture their interest in STEM through a variety of engaging activities. While at the camp, participants received hands-on experience in technical skills and were encouraged to collaborate with their peers. Anika’s future plans include attending a four-year college or university to study aerospace engineering.
Jenna S.
Wayne County
Project: Great Things Are In “Store” for Life Skills Students! | Theme: Education
Notable Mentions:
Jenna recognized that exceptional students at Spring Creek High School wanted to find a way to build stronger relationships with the larger student population. For her Gold Award, Jenna created and launched the “Now or Later Gator Store” at the school. The store provided a space for exceptional students to interact with traditional students, and work on their customer service, inventory control, cashier, and advertising skills. Jenna also crafted a curriculum that taught the students social and occupational skills, as well as daily living skills that help prepare them for customer-facing jobs. Currently, Jenna is enlisted in the United States Marine Corps.
Gold Award Girl Scout Angela knows the impact that microplastics can have on the environment. For her Gold Award, Angela built two machines that have the ability to shred and melt plastics for reuse. The machines were then installed at Campbell University Environmental Science Lab to teach students about the environmental impact of micro-plastics in the water table. Angela also crafted a curriculum to go along with the lab and presented it to students at the university. Currently, Angela is enrolled at Campbell University where she studies electrical engineering.
Allison T.
Wayne County
Project: Prayer Walk | Theme: Mental Health
Notable Mentions:
Passionate about her faith and the importance of mental health, Gold Award Girl Scout Allison increased awareness by creating a pamphlet about mental health and prayer, and held classes for her teen youth group. Allison also created a prayer walk at her church, that serves as a place for people to relax and take time to focus on their mental health. The walk was complete with stones painted with positive messages for visitors to enjoy. Allison also shared informational posters at Wayne Community College and the Goldsboro YMCA. Currently, Allison is enrolled at Wayne Community College, where she is studying science.
Isabel U.
Cumberland County
Project: An Introduction to Gardening | Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Notable Mentions:
Building and maintaining a garden can be challenging, but very rewarding. That’s why Gold Award Girl Scout Isabel decided to educate her community on proper garden maintenance for her Gold Award. To do so, Isabel worked with the Veterans Administration Chaplain and Department of Occupational Health to revitalize the garden on the VA grounds. She also created a booklet, which outlined cultivation and care of 30 different plants, to help new gardeners get started on their own. Currently, Isabel is studying chemistry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Knowing the importance of agricultural waste reduction, Jackie educated her community on composting, sustainable gardening, and reducing their carbon footprint. To do so, Jackie hosted tours for visitors of Priority Farms and provided them with information on renewable energy and other sustainable farming practices. Jackie also constructed a wooden compost bin at the farm, to serve as a demonstration of ways to reduce agricultural waste. The bin included three separate compartments with removeable fronts, in order for the compost to be processed properly. Jackie is currently attending Brown University where she is studying chemical engineering.
Sarah W.
Pender County
Project: Nursing Home Resident Resource Room | Theme: Elderly Issues
Notable Mentions:
With a goal of raising awareness of social isolation in nursing homes, Gold Award Girl Scout Sarah created a resource closet at Pender Skilled Nursing Center. The resource closet was stocked with fidget items, puzzles, and other resources to help keep residents entertained. Sarah also educated the community about the needs of nursing home residents, and even established ongoing relationships between the nursing center and five community organizations. The relationships will ensure that support will continue to be provided for the residents. Sarah is currently a senior at Pender Early College High School, and plans to attend a four-year university or college in the future.
Gold Award Girl Scouts represent our most successful, engaged, and happiest Girl Scout alumnae.
Girl Scouts often partner with community organizations when working to earn their Girl Scout Gold Award. The following organizations were reported to play a role in the 2024 Girl Scout Gold Award projects.
A Lotta Love Organization
Apex Friendship High School Environmental Club
Apex Community Park
Bass Lake Park
Benvenue Elementary School
Brunswick Community College Softball
Brunswick County Parks and Recreation
Campbell University
Carolina Aquatic Team
Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools
Cheer Extreme Raleigh
Cornerstone Church
Dogs With a Purpose
Franklin Academy
Genesis United Methodist Church
Goldsboro Family YMCA
Greenwood Cemetary
Haven House
Historic Oak View Park
Holly Grove Elementary School
InterAct of Wake County
Jordan High School
Lake Wheeler Park
Lighthouse Home
Mayo Lake Park
Miller Pediatric Dental
New Hanover High School
North Carolina Aquatic Club
Novant Health Pender Medical Center
Pender Skilled Nursing Center
Pentair
Person County Beekeepers Association
Priority Farm
Rhyme University Childcare
Rocky Mount Academy Student Government
Southside Academy
Spring Creek High School
St Andrews Preschool
Sycamore Creek Elementary School
The Forge Initiative
The Hill Learning Center
The Salvation Army of Wake County
Town of Chapel Hill Parks and Recreation
Two Dachshunds Farm
VA Fayetteville
Veterans Park
Wake County Beekeepers Association
Wayne Community College
Women’s Club of Fuquay-Varina
YMCA Camp Excel
YMCA of the Triangle
Scholarship Information
GSUSA Gold Award Scholarship
The GSUSA Gold Award Scholarship is awarded annually to one Girl Scout from each council who has demonstrated extraordinary leadership, measurable and sustainable impact, and addressed an issue of national and/or global significance. Girl Scouts who earn their Gold Award between April 1 and March 31 and are high school seniors or graduates are eligible to apply. Girl Scouts who earn their Gold Award in 9th through 11th grade will be eligible to apply when they reach 12th grade. The annual recipient will receive movement-wide recognition, and may have an opportunity to represent Girl Scouts through public relations, speaking engagements, or other related opportunities.
Jane S. Barringer Award
The Jane S. Barringer Award was established to honor Mrs. Barringer, an outstanding teen advisor who has been a dedicated Girl Scout for more than 50 years. A group of her former Girl Scouts, along with Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines and the Barringer family, have instituted an award in her name to be given to an individual who embodies the principles and spirit “Mrs. B” works to instill. This award is open to Gold Award Girl Scouts who are high school seniors or adult professionals pursuing further education or skill development.
Misty Crabtree Eastham Scholarship
The Misty Crabtree Eastham Scholarship was established to honor the memory of lifelong Girl Scout Misty Crabtree Eastham, and provides scholarships for Gold Award Girl Scouts to help defray college expenses. As a girl in foster care, Misty joined Girl Scouts and gained a network of friends to support and guide her— friends who joined her in a journey of adventure that provided life-changing opportunities. Misty’s scholarship recognizes and rewards Girl Scouts with these same qualities. Misty completed an Associate’s degree, a Bachelor’s degree, a certificate program, and had been accepted to a Pharmacy Tech program before she was diagnosed with her cancer.
Gladys Marion Scholarship
The Gladys Marion Scholarship was made possible by a lifetime member of Girl Scouts who gave of her time and shared her talents to support Girl Scouts as they developed their leadership skills and prepared to be the next generation of leaders. This four-year scholarship recognizes those who have demonstrated significant leadership as members of Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines through earning their Girl Scout Gold Award or equivalent participation in council leadership programs.
For more information about these and other council-sponsored scholarships, please visit the council website at www.nccoastalpines.org.
Silver Award Girl Scouts
Girl Scouting’s Silver Award
The Girl Scout Silver Award stands as the pinnacle of achievement for a Girl Scout Cadette, symbolizing leadership, organization, determination, and a dedication to community betterment. 115 Girl Scout Cadettes achieved their Silver Award this year, totaling over 5750 hours. Have you ever felt the urge to change your neighborhood or school for the better? Pursuing this highest honor provides you with that opportunity. Earning the Silver Award places you in an exceptional group of Girl Scouts who have leveraged their knowledge and leadership skills to make a real difference in the world. As you embark on this journey, every step you take towards making a difference becomes a wonderful opportunity for learning and growth, making your award project an incredibly fulfilling experience.
Steps to the Silver Award
As a Girl Scout, you’re committed to doing your best. Each Cadette completes 50 hours towards the Girl Scout Silver Award, whether working individually or as part of a team. To earn the Girl Scout Silver Award, you’ll complete these steps:
• Complete a Cadette Journey, exploring your personal interests and values.
• Find an issue you care about.
• Explore your community to identify areas where you can effect change.
• Choose a Silver Award project that can lead to lasting change.
• Develop your project, leveraging your skills and knowledge.
• Submit your Silver Award proposal as a team to receive feedback.
• Make a plan and put it into motion.
• Reflect, submit your Silver Award final report as a team, and celebrate your success!
April 2023 – March 2024
Silver Award Girl Scouts
Linah A.
Miral A.
Maya A.
Rachel A.
Christian A.
Lucy A.
Joy A.
Sophia B.
Peyton B.
Elaina B.
Rebecca B.
Daisy B.
Madison B.
Arryana B.
Gabrielle B.
Sarah C.
Olivia C.
Melania C.
Maeda C.
Patai C.
Lana C.
Cynthia C.
Zoe C.
Ashelynne C.
Lauren C.
Avery C.
Bianca C.
Samantha C.
Bridgit C.
Niyalah D.
Kinnadi D.
Sabine D.
Lauren D.
Layla D.
Georgia D.
Lillian D.
Ivaree E.
Pennie E.
Elyse E.
Audrey F.
Layla F.
Marley F.
Cora F.
Viola F.
Sophie G.
Diya G.
Elena H.
Justine H.
Brynn H.
Chloe H.
Sophia I.
Estefani J.
Brenna J.
Sydney J.
Crissie K.
Lyssa K.
Uma K.
Mackenzie K.
Annabelle L.
Kaitlyn L.
Lydia L.
Alicia L.
Jocelyn L.
Alyssa L.
Amayah M.
Olivia M.
Leighann M.
Ashlee M.
Zoe M.
Maggie M.
Magali M.
Emma N.
Eve N.
Eliana N.
Hannah N.
Yogya N.
Cailyn O.
Caroline P.
Victoria P.
Juliana P.
Olivia P.S.
Katherine P.
Lela P.
Paloma P.
Alex P.
Priyanka P.
Sanai P.
Mary P.
Kimberly R.
Shuchi R.
Iniya R.
Julianna R.
Lily R.
Sofia R.
Natalie R.
Kara S.
Lila S.
Maura S.
Emily S.
Essence S.
Darshana S.
Elizabeth S.
Abby S.
Abigail T.
Penelope T.
Gowri U.
Andrea V.
Lilia V.
Eva W.
Brooklyn W.
Juliana W.
Kira W.
Titilayo W.
Troop #4258
Brunswick County
Cynthia C.
Project: School Buddy Bench Theme: Healthy Relationships
Silver Award Girl Scout Cynthia implemented an educational campaign at her school to create a dedicated space for students seeking companionship, particularly aimed at easing the anxiety of new students. Alongside the campaign, she built a Buddy Bench, established a sustainability plan to ensure the bench’s ongoing impact, with the physical installation being the final aspect of her project.
Troop #807
Cumberland County
Abigail T.
Project: Make Like Busy Bees Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Silver Award Girl Scout Abigail educated students about the importance of protecting bees and their habitats through a presentation, by helping participants start their own garden, and a booklet. She also built a garden at her school to demonstrate the best plantings to attract bees.
Troop #1804
Cumberland County
Arryana B., Bianca C., Emily S., Andrea V.
Project: Teen Gun Violence Prevention Campaign Theme: Civic Engagement
Silver Award Girl Scouts Arryana, Bianca, Emily, and Andrea spearheaded a Teen Gun Violence Prevention Campaign, focusing on civic engagement. Their initiative raised awareness among youth about the dangers of teen gun violence through a public campaign and brochures. Additionally, they established a memorial garden to honor victims and aimed to prevent further tragedies while providing support to affected families.
Troop #4265
Columbus County
Caroline P.
Project: Fitness Playground at New Hope Theme: Physical Health
For her Silver Award, Caroline constructed a playground for young children to encourage them to be more active. She incorporated instructions for exercises they can perform while using the equipment.
Troop #1107
Cumberland County
Zoe C., Penelope T.
Project: Mini Libraries Theme: Education
For their Silver Award, Zoe and Penelope addressed the issue of literacy by installing Mini Libraries in their community. They recognized that students lacked access to reading materials and so they strategically placed these libraries where they would be easy to access.
Troop #951
Durham County
Lauren D., Elyse E., Paloma P., Eva W.
Project: Feral Cat Shelters Theme: Animals
Lauren, Elyse, Paloma, and Eva’s Silver Award addressed the feral cat population in Durham County. Feral cats often cannot be adopted into homes and building feral cat shelters allows for trapneuter-release, controlling the cat population, reducing animals in the shelter, and preventing disruption in the eco-system.
Troop #1621
Durham County
Maeda C., Amayah M.
Project: Code Red Theme: Human Rights
Silver Award Girl Scouts Maeda and Amayah educated students at Lakewood Middle School about period poverty and created a storage cart of free hygiene supplies for students so that all could have access to the supplies they need.
Troop #1871
Durham County
Olivia M.
Project: Monarch Butterfly Way
Station
Theme: Environment & Sustainability
For her Silver Award, Olivia planted a butterfly way station using native plants to create a place for Monarch butterflies to feed and lay eggs. She also created an educational brochure to teach students about how to help increase butterfly populations.
Troop #1948
Durham County
Bridgit C.
Project: Trail Clearing Theme: Outdoors
Silver Award Girl Scout Bridgit updated a hiking trail at The School for Creative Studies for various classes and clubs to use for educational and physical activities.
Troop #8004
Durham County
Estefani P., Alyssa L., Kimberly R., Titilayo W.
Project: Talking Helps Theme: Mental Health
Estefani, Alyssa, Kimberly, and Titilayo wanted to make students more comfortable talking about their mental health. They created a presentation for 5th through 8th grade students at their school to teach them how to express their feelings and care for their mental health.
Troop #8004
Durham County
Christian A., Gabrielle B., Alicia L., Eve N., Essence S.
Project: Helping Those in Need Theme: Poverty
For their Silver Award, Christian, Gabrielle, Alicia, Eve, and Essence educated students at their school about homelessness and the related food insecurity, and held a canned food drive.
Troop #508
Franklin County
Mary P.
Project: Owen Park Beautification Theme: Outdoors
Silver Award Girl Scout Mary improved primitive campsites at Owens Park by installing solar lights along pathways, adding fire rings, and installing a music wall for children to play with.
Troop #698
Harnett County
Cora F., Hannah N.
Project: Pets and Plants
Theme: Animals
For their Silver Award, Cora and Hannah supported animals waiting for adoption at the Fayetteville Animal Protection Society by teaching fellow Girl Scouts how to make and donate blankets for pets to take to their new homes.
Troop #279
Johnston County
Madison B., Lydia L., Jocelyn L., Maura S.
Project: Reading for All! Theme: Education
Madison, Lydia, Jocelyn, and Maura launched “Reading for All!” to address literacy needs in Selma, NC. They held community story times during school breaks to help children encourage them to read outside of school. They also built two little free libraries in parks in the Selma community to provide children with access to reading materials and school supplies.
Troop #394
Johnston County
Sofia R.
Project: Handicap Ramp Replacement Theme: DEAI-RJ
Silver Award Girl Scout Sofia was concerned that the damaged and unusable handicap ramp at the Four Oaks Scout Hut prevented access for those with disabilities. She replaced the wooden ramp with a metal ramp to provide safe, durable access to the space.
Troop #1578
Johnston County
Chloe H., Crissie K.
Project: Keep Dogs in Their Homes Theme: Animals
Chloe and Crissie care about the dogs in their community whose owners don’t have the resources to take care of their daily needs. For their Silver Award, they installed a pet blessing box at a local dog park to both assist these families and educate other pet owners about the needs others may face.
Troop #985
Moore County
Olivia J.
Project: Projectile Therapy Theme: Physical Health
Silver Award Girl Scout Olivia and her team educated the community about the need for safe sensory spaces for neurodiverse people.
Troop #3429
Nash County
Lily R.
Project: T-Bird Uniform Closet Theme: Sports
Silver Award Girl Scout Lily created a sports clothing closet at her school to ensure that all students could have the equipment they need to participate in sports.
Troop #3249
Nash County
Joy A.
Project: Take-Some-Food LeaveSome-Food Station
Theme: Poverty
For her Silver Award, Joy installed an allergy-friendly food donation station at her local library to educate the community about the need to donate foods for people with dietary restrictions, and to provide a location that anyone in the community can take from or donate to.
Troop #4016
Nash County
Maggie M.
Project: Back to School Health and Safety Fair
Theme: Life Skills
Silver Award Girl Scout Maggie hosted a health and safety fair for children in Nash County, including personal safety, fire prevention, drug awareness, and dental hygiene.
Troop #1649
New Hanover County
Viola F.
Project: Sea Turtle Saving with Lola Theme: Animals
For her Silver Award, Viola addressed the endangerment of sea turtles and how humans unknowingly hurt them by creating a video to educate children about how to protect sea turtles.
Troop #205
Onslow County
Lillian D.
Project: Helping Shelter Pets
Theme: Animals
Silver Award Girl Scout Lillian taught peers about how they can support animal shelters when they are too young to volunteer, how to make blankets for a local animal shelter, and then delivered support kits to local shelters.
Troop #219
Onslow County
Ashelynne C., Niyalah D., Layla F., Brooklyn W.
Project: Childhood Literacy Theme: Education
For their Silver Award, Ashelynne, Niyalah, Layla, and Brooklyn addressed the issue of child literacy. They created books to teach pre-K children basic skills such as letters, numbers, colors, animals, food, and feelings. The books were distributed at little free libraries throughout their community.
Juliette
Orange County
Juliana P.
Project: Water and Pool Safety Theme: Life Skills
For her Silver Award, Juliana focused on water and pool safety, educating children about the critical importance of being safe around water.
Troop #527
Orange County
Olivia C., Patai C.
Project: Period Poverty Theme: Human Rights
Silver Award Girl Scouts Patai and Olivia were concerned that some women weren’t able to afford period products. They educated their community about the importance of ensuring that period products are accessible to everybody that needs them.
Troop #724
Orange County
Natalie R.
Project: St Jerome Little Library Theme: Education
Silver Award Girl Scout Natalie built and installed a little free library at St Thomas Moore School to encourage reading in younger students.
Troop #1020
Orange County
Georgia D., Ivaree E., Lilia V.
Project: Education on Pet Care Theme: Animals
Silver Award Girl Scouts Georgia, Lilia, and Ivaree were concerned about overcrowding in animal shelters. They created a website to educate new pet owners about the responsibilities of owning a pet. They made dog toys with QR codes attached to give out at a community event to spread the word about their website and continue to educate the community about their issue.
Troop #724
Orange County
Abby S.
Project: Women in Sports Theme: Sports
For her Silver Award, Abby wanted to teach elementary school students about the history of Title IX and women in sports in a way that was fun and inspiring. She created an escape room and worksheets for children to learn about equity in sports.
Troop #724
Orange County
Melania C.
Project: Melania’s Jump Rope Series Theme: Physical Health
For her Silver Award, Melania wanted to create a fun activity that students at her school’s afterschool program could enjoy after their schoolwork was done. She created instructional videos to teach jump rope skills and techniques to allow students to have fun while also adding fitness into their daily routine.
Troop #1218
Orange County
Sabina D., Kayla O., Suchi R.
Project: Little Free Library at Cedar Falls Park Theme: Literacy
Sabina, Suchi and Kayla addressed literacy for their Silver Award. They knew that there are a lot of kids who don’t have access to enough good books to help them learn. They created a free little library at a park so that kids who come there can take books to read back home and keep them for as long as they want without having to worry about late fees.
Troop #3003
Pitt County
Cailyn O.
Project: Operation Comfort Theme: Mental Health
Silver Award Girl Scout Cailyn addressed the stresses experienced by families with hospitalized children by creating comfort kits to help them during their stay.
Troop #710
Robeson County
Rachel A., Lauren C., Leighann M.
Project: Buddy Blankets
Theme: DEIA-RJ
For their Silver Award Rachel, Lauren, and Leighann wanted to help children with special needs feel more comfortable while attending camp. They made lap blankets for the children to use at camp and taught others in the community how to make them as well.
Troop #1129
Wake County
Layla D., Sophia I., Kaitlyn L.
Project: Interactive Science Projects Theme: STEM
For their Silver Award Layla, Sophia, and Kaitlyn wanted to encourage children to take an interest in science. To do this they created interactive science project kits for 3rd through 5th grade classrooms at a local elementary school.
Troop #1184
Wake County Magali M.
Project: Dog Toy Safety
Advertisement Theme: Animals
Silver Award Girl Scout Magali was concerned that not all available toys are safe for dogs. Dog toy safety is often overlooked during adoptions, leaving many new dog owners unaware of potential dangers. Magali created a video to educate new pet owners about the importance of providing safe toys for their pet.
Troop #1202
Wake County
Juliana W.
Project: Up-cycling on Farms Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Juliana’s Silver Award focused on up-cycling on farms. She taught her community to make reusable bags by upcycling feed bags, and also donated bags to a local farm to use for their harvest.
Troop #1391
Wake County
Yogya N.
Project: Interstellar Astronomy Camp Theme: STEM
Silver Award Girl Scout Yogya held an astronomy camp for middle and high school students to introduce them to the basics of astronomy.
Troop #1391
Wake County
Darshana S.
Project: Music Therapy Theme: Life Skills
For her Silver Award Darshana held an event to educate the community about how music therapy can benefit neurodivergent children. She also created a brochure to share in the future.
Troop #1391
Wake County
Kira W.
Project: Implementing Recycling Program at St Michael School Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Kira was concerned about recycling at her school, so for her Silver Award she educated her school community about how to reduce the amount of non-recyclable items in landfills by using companies that convert them into usable materials for new products.
Troop #1752
Wake County
Elaina B., Audrey F., Eliana N.
Project: Deaf Advocacy Awareness Theme: DEIA-RJ
Silver Award Girl Scouts Elaina, Audrey, and Eliana started Helping Hands of ASL (American Sign Language) club at their school to educate their community about how to interact with members of the deaf community, common misconceptions, proper etiquette, and basic ASL words and phrases.
Troop #1752
Wake County
Sophia B., Julianna R., Lila S.
Project: Representative Little Library Theme: Mental Health
Sophia, Julianna, and Lila’s Silver Award addressed the lack of LGBTQ+ representation and inclusion by building and installing a LGBTQ+ Little Free Library in their community to provide representative books for the community.
Troop #1882
Wake County
Lucy A., Victoria P.
Project: Buddy Bench Theme: Healthy Relationships
Silver Award Girl Scouts Lucy and Victoria addressed the trouble some elementary schoolers have connecting with each other by building a buddy bench that encourages students to talk to new people.
Troop #2310
Wake County
Ashlee M.
Volunteering With a Purpose: Need Has No Season Theme: Poverty
For her Silver Award, Ashlee created a network of support for Connections of Cumberland County. She engaged a variety of community organizations that committed to working with the organization and held a successful donation drive.
Troop #2584
Wake County
Penny E.
Project: Blooming Xeriscaping Garden for Moore Square Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Silver Award Girl Scout Penny planned and installed a blooming xeriscape garden at her school to inform other students about the need to plant drought-resistant, native plants in urban areas to prevent “heat islands” in areas with limited green space.
Troop #3106
Wake County
Priyanka P., Gowri U.
Project: How To Be an Eco-Friendly Pet Parent Theme: Animals
Priyanka and Gowri educated their community about ways to minimize the environmental impact of pet adoption and pet ownership.
Troop #3463
Wake County
Lyssa K., Kara S.
Project: Little Library Refurbishment Theme: Literacy
Silver Award Girl Scouts Kara and Lyssa noticed that many of the Little Free Libraries built in their community aren’t maintained after installation. For their Silver Award, they worked with littlefreelibrary. org to clean, repair, and restock current libraries in their community that needed upkeep.
For their Silver Award, Peyton and Elizabeth created and shared milkweed seed packets and planting instructions to the community to provide food and resting spaces for Monarch butterflies along their migration route.
Troop #3624
Wake County
Avery C., Marley F. Project: Urock Theme: Mental Health
Silver Award Girl Scouts Avery and Marley created a city-wide scavenger hunt to find rocks painted with encouraging messages, and a website with helpful tips to encourage good mental health.
Troop #3624
Wake County
Sydney J.
Project: Mason Bee Homes Theme: Environment & Sustainability
For her Silver Award Sydney taught children about the different types of bees, how bees are important for the environment, and built homes for Mason bees.
Troop #4438
Wake County
Linah A., Miral A., Sundus M.
Project: Building Bleachers Theme: Life Skills
Linah, Miral, and Sundus were concerned that there wasn’t any seating provided for older family members who came to watch their children or grandchildren play soccer at their masjid’s fields. For their Silver Award, they built benches at the fields and shared with community members where other benches would be useful on the campus to encourage future improvements.
Troop #4593
Wake County
Elena H.
Project: PSPA Mental Health Resources Webpage Theme: Mental Health
Elena’s Silver Award focused on providing mental health resources for students at Pine Spring Preparatory Academy. She created a website that shared information about resources available within the school and in the surrounding community.
Troop #4575
Wake County
Daisy B., Lana C., Brynn H., Emilia N., Alexandria P.
Project: Conservation with a Cherry on Top Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Silver Award Girl Scouts Daisy, Lana, Alexandria, Emilia, and Brynn educated their community about the importance of recycling and conservation by creating a brochure and painting a mural at a local business.
Troop #4606
Wake County
Maya A., Mackenzie K.
Project: Sensory Center Theme: Life Skills
For their Silver Award, Maya and Mackenzie created a sensory space for neurodivergent children at a local preschool and shared tips for creating similar spaces with teachers at other schools.
Troop #4858
Wake County
Sophie G., Justine H.
Project: Community Gardens around Raleigh Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Silver Award Girl Scouts Sophie and Justine educated the community about volunteer opportunities at community gardens to increase productivity and donations from each garden to food banks.
Troop #4858
Wake County
Kinnadi D.
Project: Preventing Dog Abuse Theme: Animals
For her Silver Award, Kinnadi created brochures and a website about preventing dog abuse and educating Girl Scouts and others in the community about the issue.
Troop #4874
Wake County
Uma K., Lela P.
Project: Adams Elementary School Post Pandemic Aid Theme: Literacy
Silver Award Girl Scouts Uma and Lela provided tutoring for students who had fallen behind in their schoolwork during periods of virtual learning and held a school supply drive to support students at Adams Elementary School.
Troop #4877
Wake County
Olivia P.S., Katherine P.
Project: Cleanup and Renovation of Former Playground Theme: Outdoors
For their Silver Award, Katherine and Olivia wanted to transform a neglected outdoor space into a welcoming place for neighbors to gather. They renovated a former playground and created a space that can be used for games and activities.
Troop #4877
Wake County
Diya G.
Project: Traq My Time - an App for Tracking Activity Time Theme: STEM
Silver Award Girl Scout Diya found that many students didn’t have an easy way to track hours for various volunteer opportunity. To address this, she created a free app that can be used to track volunteer hours.
Troop #4877
Wake County
Iniya R.
Project: Owl Nest Box Project Theme: Outdoors
For her Silver Award, Iniya built an owl nest box to address the issue of loss of habitat due to construction and educated her neighborhood about preserving owl habitats.
Troop #4905
Wake County
Rebecca B., Brenna J.
Project: Friends of Freshwater Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Silver Award Girl Scouts Rebecca and Brenna wanted to educate the community about the dangers of storm drain pollution. They did so by marking storm drains and creating posters, videos, and a website to show individuals how to protect groundwater by properly disposing of household, yard, and pet waste.
Troop #7000
Wake County
Zoe M.
Project: Bat Houses Theme: Animals
For her Silver Award, Zoe built and installed bat houses at five local parks to increase the bat population and help control the mosquito population.
Troop #4396
Wayne County
Sarah C., Samantha C., Annabelle L., Sanai P.
Project: Operation Table
Theme: Children’s Issues and Sustainability
For their Silver Award, Annabelle, Sanai, Samantha, and Sarah wanted to encourage residents of Pikeville to connect with each other. At the town’s suggestion, they built and installed a bench in the downtown area for people to use.
Girl Scouts often partner with community organizations when working to earn their Girl Scout Silver Award. The following organizations were reported to play a role in the 2024 Girl Scout Silver Award projects.
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Adams Elementary School
American Leadership Academy
Arran Lake Church
ASPCA of Wake County
Avance Care
Carolina Community Support Services
Carolina Wetlands Association
Connections of Cumberland County
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Diaper Bank of North Carolina
Dixon Middle School
Duke Gardens
Durham Rescue Mission
Durham School of the Arts
Edwards Middle School
Eno River Association
Eva Perry Library
Exsploris Elementary School
Faith Christian Ministries of Nash County
Fayetteville Animal Protection Society
Fayetteville Police Department
Food Bank of Central Carolina
Franklin Academy
Franklin County Parks Department
FTCC Horticulture Dept
Girl Scouts - North Carolina Coastal Pines
Greater Pikeville Improvement Committee
HealThySelf Coaching
Heritage Flowers
Hillsborough Art Council
Ignite Church
Independent Animal Rescue
JC Raulston Arboretum
Johnston County Animal Services
Kong Dog Toys
Lakewood Middle School
Lewis Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
littlefreelibrary.org
Lowe’s Hardware
Lumpy’s Ice Cream
Maynard Children’s Hospital
Montessori Children’s House of Wake Forest
Moore Square Magnet Middle School
Morrisville Community Library
Nash County Library
Nash County Sheriff
New Hope Baptist Church
North Johnston Middle School
One Place
Onslow Animal Shelter
Onslow County Parks
Orange County Animal Shelter
Page 158 Books
Paws for Life NC
PEERS
Pine Level Elementary School
Pine Springs Prepatory Academy
Raleigh Astronomy Club
Raleigh City Garden
Raleigh Parks & Recreation
Red Oak Fire Deparment
Robeson County Smart Start
Rolesville Middle School
Salem United Methodist Church
Scotland Health Occupational Therapy
Sea Turtle Camp
Second Chance Pet Adoption
Selma Parks & Recreation
Smithefield Parks & Recreation
Society of St Andrews
SPCA of Wake County
St Michael’s School
St Patrick Catholic School
St Thomas More Catholic School
The Plain Church
The School for Creative Studies
Timber Drive Elementary School
Town of Cary
Treasure Chest Consignment
Umstead State Park
United Way of Cumberland County
Wake County Animal Center
Wake County Parks and Recreation
Walkabout Farm
Woodcroft Club
Silver Award Girl Scouts research an issue, make a plan to address it, and put that plan into action to improve their community.
Bronze Award Girl Scouts
Girl Scouting’s Bronze Award
The Girl Scout Bronze Award is a leadership adventure embarked on by over half a million Girl Scout Juniors across our movement — including 365 Juniors from Girl Scouts - North Carolina Coastal Pines who contributed over 7300 hours to their communities. The Bronze Award is the highest honor a Girl Scout Junior can earn. It embodies the spirit of teamwork and allows Girl Scouts to make a significant difference in the world. The journey towards this award fosters confidence, introduces the Girl Scouts to new people, and instills in them the fulfillment that comes from collaborating with other Girl Scouts to enact positive change. As you venture into this Girl Scout Bronze Award adventure, you become a representative of what Girl Scouts can accomplish in their communities, all while having fun and making the experience enjoyable for everyone involved.
Steps to the Bronze Award
As a Girl Scout, you are expected to navigate this process with courage, confidence, and character, ultimately making a difference in the world around you. To earn the Girl Scout Bronze Award, each Girl Scout completes 20 hours through the following steps:
• Complete a Girl Scout Junior Journey.
• Form your Girl Scout Junior team.
• Explore your community and identify areas for improvement.
• Choose your Girl Scout Bronze Award project based on your interests and skills.
• Create a detailed plan for project execution.
• Implement your project plan.
• Share your project, journey, and achievements with others.
April 2023 – March 2024
Bronze Award Girl Scouts
Eleanor A.
Hailey A.H.
Serena A.
Raven A.
Penelope A.
Allison A.F.
Ella A.
Alissa A.
Miley A.
Lorelai A.
Ivy A.
Adelina A.
Aubree A.
Naomi A.L.
Addeline B.
Madelyn B.
Tori B.
Mackenzie B.
Alice B.
Savannah B.
Cevaeh B.
Natalie B.
Tess B.
Jenna B.
Katelyn B.
Elise B.
Bella B.
Ruby B.
Rylin B.
Abigail B.
Alessandra B.
Caroline B.
Magnolia B.
Julie B.
Olivia B.
Madeline B.
Tori B.
Laila B.
Emma B.
Reverie B.C.
Mireya B.
Caroline C.
Ada C.
Elena C.
Drew C.
Annabel C.
Lily C.
Ysabelle C.
Cadence C.
Cassidy C.
Nylla C.
Molly C.
Claire C.
Angel C.
Suhani C.
Kaja C.
Ashlyn C.
Alice C.
Casey C.
Riley C.
Ava C.
Rileigh C.
Madilynn C.
Piper C.
Ariadna C.R.
Emmarie C.
Lainey C.
MayaSofia D.T.
Archisha D.
Aubree D.
Kaylyn D.
Juliannah D.
Eliza D.
Lauren D.
Vienna D.F.
Teagan D.
Lily D.
Emily D.
Emily D.
Margaret D.
Olivia D.
Sarah D.
Evelyn D.
Emma D.
Mia D.
Rose D.
Louise D.
Megan D.
Ava D.
Londyn D.
Marilyn D.
Lyianna D.
Summer D.
Anna E.
Katie E.
Melody E.
Maribel E.
Quincy E.
Claire F.
Harper F.
Ellie F.
Hannah F.
Marissa F.
Estella F.
Caroline F.
Natalie F.
Leah F.
Maria F.
Addyson F.
Harper G.
Kaylin G.
Amelia G.
Olivia G.
Henleigh G.
Ava G.
Kennedy G.
Kaylie G.
Emily G.
Harper G.
Natalie G.
Giovanna G.
Anna G.
Akshara G.
Vivian G.
Ava G.
Alexis G.
Amelia G.
Sophia G.
Keira H.
Brianna H.
Amelia H.
Asya H.
Naomi H.
Emmarie H.
Kirra H.
Abigail H.
Yenifer H.D.
Avery H.
Finley H.
Josephine H.
Neveah H.
Lucy H.
Taylor H.
Sky H.
Amelia H.
Jillian H.
Whitney H.
Lula H.
Nola H.
Emma H.
Gwen H.
Susannah H.
Cherish H.
Laurel H.
Megan H.
Josie-Anne H.
Josephine H.
Ellery H.
Maggie H.
Ashlee H.
Moriah I.D.
Adelaide I.
Aubrey I.
Faith I.
Eva I.
Kinley J.
Teagan J.
Piper J.
Catherine J.
Dianna J.
Savannah J.
Olivia J.
Charlotte J.
Laura J.
Emory J.
Eiliyah J.
Abigail J.
Kalynn K.
Eva K.
Rachel K.
Riley K.
Annabelle K.
Brynn K.
Teagan K.
Journey K.
Palmer K.
Destiny K.
Carolynn K.
Lorelai K.
Payton K.
Lauren K.
Samantha K.
Mei K.
Shianne K.
Matilda K.
Lillian L.
Elizabeth L.
Karis L.
Willow L.
Abigail L.
Madison L.
Sarah L.
Braelyn L.
Vera L.
Lauren L.
Payson L.
Nora L.
Charlotte L.
Jocelyn L.
Daisy L.
Regina L.
Allison M.O.
Zoey M.
Brooklyn M.
Madison M.
Reed M.
Emiko M.
Eloise M.
Elliott M.
Alayna M.
Caitlyn M.
Courtney M.
Megan M.
Daniela M.
Brynn M.D.
Nora M.
Yemayah M.
Emily M.
Isis M.M.
Brinley M.
McKenzie M.
Meredith M.
Brooklyn M.
Maryella M.
Ali M.
Kennedy M.
Harper M.
Caitlyn M.
Sophia M.
Winter N.
Reagan N.
Ella N.
Katelyn N.
Kadence O.
Reese O.
Savita O.
Michelle O.M.
Natalie O.
Katy O.
Katy O.
Samanvitha P.
Alexandra P.
Janie P.
Genevieve P.
Malia P.
Allie P.
Isabella P.
Tisara P.
Gloria P.
Reagan P.
Ava P.
Malaysia P.
Grace P.
Kaori P.
Allison P.
Josie P.
Kathleen P.
Willow P.
Maddy P.
Emily P.
Zion Q.
Zoey Q.
Tatiana Q.G.
Sophia R.
Molly R.
Jocelyn R.
Annabeth R.
Ashlyn R.
Caroline R.
Scarlett R.
Arianna R.
Maggie R.
Bryce R.
Chrisette R.
Merlinda S.S.
Aubrey S.
Joeanna S.
Holland S.
Macey S.
Sabrina S.
Caysee S.
Dorothy S.
Lea S.
Gwynn S.
Amber S.
Neriah S.
Abigail S.
Cecelia S.
Sophie S.
Jordynn S.
Remi S.N.
Tilly S.
Harper S.
Caroline S.
Annabelle S.
Stella S.
Bernadette S.
Rowan S.
Genevieve S.
Adelaide S.
Marli S.
Virginia S.
Lily S.
Cambell S.
Cora S.
Everleigh S.
Tierney T.
Juliet T.
Suhani T.
Beatrice T.
Emily T.
Eden T.
Hannah T.O.
Emma T.
Evelyn T.
Courtney T.
Clara T.
Ally T.
Josie T.
Zoe T.
Alexa T.M.
Lucinda T.
Sophie U.
Madison V.
Judith V.L.
Varia V.
Vivian W.
Katherine W.
Allie W.
Elizabeth W.
Katherine W.
Abbigail W.
Annabel W.
Emma W.
Carly W.
Kennedy W.
Adeline W.
Ellie W.
Varonica W.
Emily W.
Joniyiah W.
Paisley W.
Emily W.
Alexis W.
Trista W.
Piper W.
Laura W.
Catherine W.
Cheyanne W.
Cora W.
Evelyn W.
Eshana W.
Paidyn Y.
Mia Z.
Bronze Award Girl Scouts complete projects that make the world a better place.
Beaufort
Troop 4533
Bella B.
Mayasofia D.T.
Emily D.
Maribel E.
McKenzie M.
Kadence O.
Jocelyn R.
Adelaide S.
Clara T.
Project: A Song for Camp Hardee Theme: Arts, Culture & Heritage
Brunswick
Troop 4253
Ella N.
Project: Duck Boxes
Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Troop 4253
Josie T.
Kennedy W.
Project: Hospital Care Packages
Theme: Children’s Issues
Troop 4253
Savannah J.
Carly W.
Project: Educating the Community About Helping the Less Fortunate Theme: Poverty
Troop 4253
Vienna D.F.
Project: Little Free Library at Halyburton Park
Theme: Literacy
Carteret
Troop 552
Abigail B.
Keira H.
Project: Feral Cat Shelters
Theme: Animals
Chatham
Troop 1024
Alexis G.
Lucy H.
Payson L.
Grace P.
Project: Pollinator Garden
Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Craven
Troop 4810
Ada C.
Lily C.
Piper C.
Kennedy G.
Asya H.
Kalynn K.
Brooklyn M.
Natalie O.
Caysee S.
Tilly S.
Tierney T.
Emily T.
Emily W.
Catherine W.
Project: Cancer Care Bags
Theme: Physical Health
Cumberland
Troop 705
Jocelyn L.
Project: Reuse: Plarn
Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Troop 705
Leah F.
Project: Clothing Drive at School Theme: Poverty
Troop 888
Raven A.
Molly C.
Emily D.
Neveah H.
Malia P.
Ava P.
Genevieve Stien
Project: A Bridge for Cumberland County Service Units
Theme: Arts, Culture & Heritage
Troop 1107
Laila B.
Cecilia S.
Project: Sensory Walk at New Century International Elementary School Theme: DEIA-RJ
Troop 1804
Cherish H.
Destiny K.
McKenzie M.
Kaori P.
Chrisette R.
Project: Stop Bullying in Schools
Theme: Healthy Relationships
Duplin
Troop 1442
Ava G.
Whitney H.
Brynn K.
Palmer K.
Maryella M.
Emma T.
Project: Bench for Potential Pet Parents at the Lenoir ASPCA Theme: Animals
Durham
Troop 1806
Eleanor A.
Ivy A.
Louise D.
Adelaide I.
Nora L.
Eloise M.
Vivian W.
Evelyn W.
Eshana W.
Project: Family Care Packages Theme: Mental Health
Troop 1806
Elizabeth L.
Evelyn T.
Lucinda T.
Project: Supporting the Animal Protection Society Theme: Animals
Troop 3579
Penelope A.
Elena C.
Gwen H.
Susannah H.
Project: Buddy Bench at Southwest Elementary School Theme: Life Skills
Troop 8004
Hailey A.H.
Ceváeh B.
Sky H.
Isis M.M.
Hannah T.O.
Project: “Learning to Love Learning” Kindergarten Tutoring Theme: Education
Troop 8004
Nylla C.
Olivia J.
Tatiana Q.G.
Alexa T.M.
Project: Building Kids Confidence Through Bilingual Reading Theme: Education
Troop 8004
Allison A.F.
Maria F.
Yenifer H.D.
Michelle O.M.
Gloria P.
Merlinda S.S.
Project: Saving Money and Resources - A Recycling and Financial Literacy Project Theme: Life Skills
Troop 8004
Naomi A.L.
Ariadna C.R.
Allison M.O.
Joeanna S.
Judith V.L.
Project: Feeding Families, Building Relationships Theme: Poverty
Harnett
Troop 4868
Serena A.
Varonica W.
Project: Supporting a No-Kill Shelter Theme: Animals
Johnston
Troop 394
Brooklyn M.
Scarlett R.
Joniyiah Whitted
Project: Cleaning Up the Girl Scout Hut Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Troop 1779
Sophia R.
Project: Cookie Readiness Theme: Life Skills
Troop 1949
Cassidy C.
Riley C.
Madilynn C.
Charlotte J.
Laura J.
Lorelai K.
Project: Tiger Rescue Project Theme: Animals
Troop 1949
Alissa A.
Daisy L.
Campbell S.
Emily W.
Project: Kid to Kid Sports Equipment Drive Theme: Sports
Troop 4156
Adelina A.
Anna E.
Katie E.
Caitlyn M.
Courtney M.
Isabella P.
Kathleen P.
Project: Native Plants at Camp Mary
Atkinson Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Lenoir
Troop 4186
Kaylyn D.
Caroline F.
Kinley J.
Project: Fighting Period Poverty Theme: Poverty
Moore
Troop 2301
Addeline B.
Reverie B.C.
Juliannah D.
Harper F.
Ellie F.
Harper G.
Amelia H.
Zoey M.
Kennedy M.
Jordynn S.
Virginia S.
Katherine W.
Alexis W.
Project: Support for Holly’s Nest Theme: Animals
Troop 4007
Elise B.
Piper J.
Megan M.
Project: Bees and the Environment Theme: Environment & Sustainability
Nash
Troop 578
Miley A.
Teagan D.
Amelia H.
Allie P.
Project: Blessing Box at Parkwood Baptist Church Theme: Poverty
New Hanover
Troop 593
Emma B.
Project: Caring for Our Homeless Population Theme: Poverty
Project: Supporting Ronald McDonald House Theme: Physical Health
Wayne
Troop 249
Ysabelle C.
Ava C.
Rileigh C.
Marilyn D.
Josie-Anne H.
Teagan J.
Annabelle K.
Reese O.
Amber S.
Cheyanne W.
Project: Something to Call Their Own Theme: Children’s Issues
Troop 4396
Willow L.
Malaysia P.
Project: Supporting Wayne County Animal Shelter
Theme: Animals
Girl Scouts often partner with community organizations when working to earn their Girl Scout Bronze Award. The following organizations were reported to play a role in the 2024 Girl Scout Bronze Award projects.
A Time for Science
American Sign Language Association
Animal Protection Society of Durham
BA Hauling & Towing
Blue Jay Point Park
Book Harvest
Bread Box Farm
Carolina Animal Rescue and Adoption
Carrboro United Methodist Church
Carthage Masonic Lodge
City of Durham Department of Waste Management
Cumberland County Schools
Duke Children’s Hospital
Durham Rescue Mission
Durham Rescue Mission Women’s Shelter
East Wake Senior Center
Frabjous Catfe
Franklin Academy
Girl Scouts - North Carolina Coastal Pines
Good Shepherd Center
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Greater Cleveland Athletic Association
Greenbriar Senior Care Center, Fairmont
Holly’s Nest Animal Rescue
Hope Mills Public Library
Johnston County Animal Services
Junior Achievement
Lenoir ASPCA
Lenoir County Schools
Misplaced Mutts
NC Courage
NourishNC
Vigilant Hope
NHRMC Cameron Women’s and Children’s Hospital
North Carolina Ducks Unlimited
North Carolina Tiger Rescue
Northeast Wake Backpack Buddies
Note in a Pocket
Orange County Animal Shelter
Parkwood Baptist Church
Paws for Life NC
Paws Place Dog Rescue
Porters Neck Elementary School
Reaching All Minds Academy
Rolesville Farmers Market
Ronald McDonald House of Durham
Safe Haven for Cats
Saving Grace Dog Rescue
SECU Comprehensive Cancer Center
Skywatch Bird Rescue
South Johnson Care Closet
South Lenoir High School
Southwest Elementary School
Stough Elementary School
Sycamore Creek Elementary School
Tarawa Terrace Community Center, Camp Lejeune
The Carousel Center
Umstead State Park
Vance Charter School
Wake County ASPCA
Wake Forest United Methodist Church
Wake County League of Women Voters
Wayne County Animal Shelter
Wayne County Department of Social Services
Wilmington Parks and Recreation
A special thank you to our friends at Wellcare for supporting Silver and Bronze Award Girl Scouts.
