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This site provides information about Girl Scouting in Bedford and on Hanscom AFB, in Massachusetts, USA.
Our Service Unit is a member of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts.

Current Events...

Visit Girl Scouts at the Three Apples Festival
Saturday, September 27th, 2008, 10am-4pm

Come visit the Girl Scout booth on the Town Common at the Three Apples Storytelling Festival. The GS booth will have information about signing up for Girl Scouts and people who can answer any questions you or your daughter might have. We will also have Girl Scout cookies and storytelling crafts available for everyone.

Visit Girl Scouts at Bedford Day
September 20, 2008

Visit our booth at Bedford Day to learn about and sign up for Girl Scouts. After marching in the parade, we'll be at our booth from 11am-3pm — come on by to find out more about Bedford-Hanscom Girl Scouts. Open to girls ages 5-17 — it is never too late to join Girl Scouts!

Parent Orientations

Girl Scout troops thrive when parents get involved. This fall, all parents of new Girl Scouts should attend an Orientation session, where you will learn how to ensure your daughter has the best possible Girl Scout experience.

Orientation sessions for parents of Kindergarten-aged Daisy Girl Scouts and for parents of new 1st through 12th graders will be held in Fall 2008. Dates and times will be posted on this site.

 

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Recent News

Peace Pole Dedication Ceremony

On World Peace Day, September 21st, 2007, Brownie Girl Scout Troop 7209 dedicated the Peace Pole that they've donated to the Town of Bedford. A Peace Pole acts as a silent prayer and message for peace on Earth. Click to see more.

Girls Create Quest

Two Cadette Girl Scouts create a Nature Quest and topographical map...

Sidewalk Sam comes to Bedford

Girl Scouts and Sidewalk Sam "Chalk One Up"...

Going for the Gold (Award)

Meagan Gimbrone goes for her Gold Award...

gs logoIt's never too late to become a Girl Scout!

Did you know that Girl Scouting provides opportunities for girls AND adults to gain skills in leadership, life, technology, and citizenship, as well as outdoor skills? Are you aware that it is a flexible, fun program for all school-aged girls AND adults? Or that girls AND adults love it because it allows them to have fun while forming meaningful lasting friendships?

Membership is flexible. Girls and adults can join a troop OR they can take part in programs individually. Adult volunteers can choose between short and long term positions. They can offer to share a skill or hobby at a one time event, or to mentor a group of girls for a year. More info ..