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Make your community a better place
It all starts here. Juniors team up with fellow Girl Scouts to explore their community, discover a need or issue they care about, and work together to address it. It’s a chance to create a plan and make an impact on the community they live in.
You can become a Bronze Award Girl Scout if you:
- Are in fourth or fifth grade
- Are a registered Girl Scout Junior
- Have completed a Junior Leadership Award
How to earn the Girl Scout Bronze Award
Build your Girl Scout Junior team
Explore your community
Decide on a project to work on
Make a plan of action
Put your plan in motion
Spread the word
Girl Scouts of Maine Bronze Award Resources:
- GSME Girl Guide to Going Bronze
- 7 Steps to the Bronze Award
- Bronze & Silver Award Money Earning Request Form
- Final Report: PDF version | Online submission version
- Ways to Celebrate
- Locally: Troops or service units may hold local pinning ceremonies. Girls and their families are encouraged to invite mentors, volunteers, community partners, local dignitaries, and many others to celebrate in the successful completion of their project and the ways in which it helped a community. This can happen any time after the Girl Scout successfully completes her Bronze Award.
- To buy Bronze Award memorabilia, visit our shop. The bronze pin is purchased for the girl by the girl’s troop. If the girl is a Juliette, her parent/guardian may purchase the pin. You may purchase other Bronze Award mementos from the shop.
- FAQ for Leaders
Highest Award Prerequisites & FAQ
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