The Girl Scout Leadership Experience is all about Discovering, Connecting, and Taking Action to make the world a better place. Below is a sample of some of the Take Action projects our troops have done in the past.
Daisies Take Action by...
Planting a "teaching" flower garden at Willard School with all plants labeled for identification
Planting a vegetable garden at Willard School
Organizing an annual service unit-wide garlic mustard pull in the Concord Town Forest, "Pulling Together to Protect Fairyland"
Delivering cookies and making Valentine's Day decorations with and for residents at Concord Park Assisted Living Center
Making signs for every classroom to encourage participation by their schoolmates in Earth Hour
Brownies Take Action by...
Creating a "Birthday in a box" and making goody bags for Birthday Wishes
Making May Day wreaths with and for residents at Concord Park Assisted Living Center
Caroling at Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Centers throughout Concord
Collecting used eye glasses for the Concord Lion's Club
Decorating flower pots, planting flowers in them, and delivering them to seniors at Concord Park
Juniors Take Action by...
Trimming, counting and bundling Boxtops for Education for Alcott School
Using troop funds to purchase needed items for a school food drive for Open Table Kids' Bags
Donating troop funds to the Concord Scout House
Making a lost and found board for Spaulding Field in Carlisle
Conducting an energy audit for the Scout House and submitting a report of findings and recommendations
Organizing a school supply drive for and visiting the Home for Little Wanderers
Cadettes Take Action by...
Having an informational booth on identifying and cooking with invasive species at Concord's Earth Day Festival
Presenting to troops on identifying garlic mustard (and avoiding poison ivy) at the "Pulling Together to Protect Fairyland" event
Volunteering to babysit troop leaders' younger children during troop meetings
Seniors & Ambassadors Take Action by...
Educating younger scouts about the dangers of invasive species, how to identify them, and how to remove them