Molly Eigen, Chief Mission Delivery Officer at Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania, with more than 25,000 girl members it’s the largest girl-serving organization in Pennsylvania and builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Molly discussed the programming, based on four pillars, STEM, Lifeskills, Outdoors and Entrepreneurship, with girls as young as 4 able to enroll. She described how girls grow with their troops and how they work with caring adults and schools to organize them. We talked about their signature fundraiser, Girl Scout Cookies, and how girls learn business planning, financial literacy and teamwork from their campaign. She also discussed the camping experience, available to all girls and offering different programs to appeal to all, from horses to science to music.

We also discussed its one-of-a-kind event, GirlzDay: Our World, Our Way, which will take place at the Pennsylvania Convention Center on May 17, 2025. Open to all girls, scout or not, there will be opportunities to learn more about scouting with a mini-camp, STEM activities and team projects, ending with a glow dance party. The day will showcase the efforts of the ‘Girl Bosses,’ scouts who have spent the past nine months working with their peers, dedicated volunteers and mentors to identify problems in their communities, such as homelessness, public transportation safety, and hunger, and take actionable steps to develop sustainable solutions.

GSEP serves a 9-county-footprint (Berks, Bucks, Carbon, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton, and Philadelphia).

GSEP is looking for more than girls, they need volunteers and businesses to support their programming.

To find a troop near you visit GSEP.ORG and for the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania go to gsep.org. For camp information gsep.org/camp and to register and learn more about GirlzDay gsep.org/girlzday

Molly Eigen, Chief Mission Delivery Officer at Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania, with more than 25,000 girl members it&rsquo;s the largest girl-serving organization in Pennsylvania and builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Molly discussed the programming, based on four pillars, STEM, Lifeskills, Outdoors and Entrepreneurship, with girls as young as 4 able to enroll. She described how girls grow with their troops and how they work with caring adults and schools to organize them. We talked about their signature fundraiser, Girl Scout Cookies, and how girls learn business planning, financial literacy and teamwork from their campaign. She also discussed the camping experience, available to all girls and offering different programs to appeal to all, from horses to science to music.
We also discussed its one-of-a-kind event,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.gsep.org/girlzday">GirlzDay: Our World, Our Way</a>, which will take place at the Pennsylvania Convention Center on May 17, 2025. Open to all girls, scout or not, there will be opportunities to learn more about scouting with a mini-camp, STEM activities and team projects, ending with a glow dance party. The day will showcase the efforts of the &lsquo;Girl Bosses,&rsquo; scouts who have spent the past nine months working with their peers, dedicated volunteers and mentors to identify problems in their communities, such as homelessness, public transportation safety, and hunger, and take actionable steps to develop sustainable solutions.
GSEP serves a 9-county-footprint (Berks, Bucks, Carbon, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton, and Philadelphia).
GSEP is looking for more than girls, they need volunteers and businesses to support their programming.
To find a troop near you visit&nbsp;<a href="http://gsep.org/">GSEP.ORG</a>&nbsp;and for the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania go to&nbsp;<a href="http://www.gsep.org/">gsep.org</a>. For camp information&nbsp;<a href="http://gsep.org/camp">gsep.org/camp</a>&nbsp;and to register and learn more about GirlzDay&nbsp;<a href="http://www.gsep.org/girlzday">gsep.org/girlzday</a>

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