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Girl Scouts earning their Bronze Award

Girl Scout Bronze Award

When Girl Scout Juniors team up to make a difference in their community, they learn important leadership skills, discover new passions, and watch how seemingly small actions make a big difference. It all adds up to the Girl Scout Bronze Award—the highest honor a Junior can achieve. Download the Bronze Award guidelines to find out how.

Girl Scout Bronze Award pin

IMPORTANT: As of Oct. 1, 2016, Girl Scouts who need to earn funds to support their Bronze, Silver or Gold Award Projects must participate in the Fall Product and Girl Scout Cookie programs, selling the minimum number of cookies and fall product (per Volunteer Essentials) as their first money-earning activity.

Leaders: We offer a Bronze Award Tutorial to help you guide your girls through the award process! 

Access tutorials in gsLearn » (Log in required).

You can pursue your Girl Scout Bronze Award if:
 
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You're in fourth or fifth grade (or equivalent)
 

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You're a registered Girl Scout Junior
 

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You have completed a Junior Journey



Girl Scout Bronze Award Steps

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Build your Girl Scout Junior team
 

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Explore your community
 

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Choose your Bronze Award project
 

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Make a plan
 

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Put your plan in motion
 

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Spread the word

Bronze Award Training

 Completed Your Bronze Award?

Fill out the Bronze Award survey to let us know what your girls have accomplished!

Click here to download a fillable certificate you can give to your girls.

Tell us about your Bronze Award Project in this quick report, and your troop may be featured on the GSGCNWI blog!