The Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest honor a Girl Scout can earn, acknowledges each recipient's power and dedication to not only bettering herself, but to making the world a better place for others. These young women are courageous leaders and visionary change makers.

The Girl Scout Gold Award is designed to be completed by an individual girl. To earn the award, each girl must complete two Senior or Ambassador journeys or complete one Senior or Ambassador journey and have earned a Girl Scout Silver Award.

I affirm my dedication to live by the Girl Scout Promise and Law. I understand my obligation to live with honor and to lead by example because the highest award of Girl Scouting has been entrusted to me. I will remain worthy of respect as one forever bound to the ideals of Girl Scouting.

Gold Award projects require a commitment of at least 80 hours from Girl Scouts. The timeline is designed by each individual Girl Scout. A project might be completed over the course of a summer - or in the span of a year or more.

This honor is given to ten Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors annually whose Gold Award projects demonstrated extraordinary leadership, had a measurable and sustainable impact, and addressed a local challenge related to a national and/or global issue.

Chief Scout's Award Platinum/Diamond Chief Scout's Award Platinum/Diamond (CSA)- 14-25 years old The CSA Platinum award is the next Top Award after Chief Scout's Gold Award from the Scouts Section. The Platinum award overlaps with the Bronze DofE award, but can be achieved even if you don't have the Bronze DofE award.

A Gold Award project must reflect the following: the Girl Scout has identified the root cause of a community issue she's passionate about, the action she takes must address a real need and have long-term benefits, she must show leadership by guiding a team of volunteers, and the project must be sustainable and ...

She, the council assigned Gold Award Team Member, is a mentor and coach who will offer you support and advice as you work on your Gold Award Project. Q: Why can't a parent be a Girl Scout Gold Award Project Advisor? A: Girls are encouraged to connect with their community when earning the Girl Scout Gold Award.

Chief Scout's Award Platinum/Diamond Chief Scout's Award Platinum/Diamond (CSA)- 14-25 years old The CSA Platinum award is the next Top Award after Chief Scout's Gold Award from the Scouts Section. The Platinum award overlaps with the Bronze DofE award, but can be achieved even if you don't have the Bronze DofE award.

This honor is given to ten Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors annually whose Gold Award projects demonstrated extraordinary leadership, had a measurable and sustainable impact, and addressed a local challenge related to a national and/or global issue.

the Gold Award Seniors and Ambassadors earn the Gold Award - the highest award in Girl Scouting - by developing and carrying out lasting solutions to issues in their neighborhoods and beyond. Gold Award Girl Scouts truly are the world changers, rock stars, role models, and real-life heroes we all look up to.

Learn about the Girl Scout levels and what makes them unique.

• Daisies. Grades K-1.
• Brownies. Grades 2-3.
• Juniors. Grades 4-5.
• Cadettes. Grades 6-8.
• Seniors. Grades 9-10.
• Ambassadors. Grades 11-12.