Invite a Friend to Join Girl Scouts of Maine

Grow your troop with a Bring a Friend event.

Every girl deserves a place where she belongs. If you've found that in Girl Scouts, share it.

Hosting a Bring a Friend event is one of the simplest ways to open the door for a girl in your life—a neighbor, a classmate, a friend—to discover what Girl Scouts is all about. Adventure, friendship, new skills, and a community that shows up for each other.

This page has everything you need to make it happen. Grab a themed activity packet, print some invites, and let the fun do the talking.

What You'll Find Here:

Themed activity packets—ready-to-use ideas that make events easy and engaging
Printable invites, postcards & flyers—because a personal invite goes a long way
Planning resources—whether it's a cozy troop gathering or a bigger community event, we've got you covered

Ready to Invite Someone?
Pick a resource, send an invite, and let her see for herself what Girl Scouts is all about. The more girls who join, the stronger our community becomes—and there's always room for one more.

Illustration promoting Friendsgiving, featuring three Girl Scouts with woodland animals and the text “Gather. Give Thanks. Grow Girl Scouts.”

Promo Flyer

Troops and service units: Host a Friendsgiving Bring a Friend event, invite new girls to join Girl Scouts, and grow your community!

LEARN MORE

Writeable Event Flyer

Add your event details and share your flyer to invite future Girl Scouts to join the fun!

Mindful Dice

This Friendsgiving, make your own gratitude and mindfulness die to enjoy with friends, family, and on your own!

Coloring Postcard Invite

Have your Girl Scouts add their flair and share with friends to invite them to your event!

Leader Guide

October through December, use the activities in this leader guide and your own ideas to create a custom celebration!

New Member Interest Form

Collect contact info at your event using this form—then share it with us, and we’ll do the rest!

Bring a Friend Timeline (2026-2027)

Building community, confidence, and connection through easy-to-host “Bring a Friend” experiences all year long.

August & September: Make S’more Friends toggle arrow

Kick off the year with sweet connections using these ready-to-use resources for planning and promoting your Make S'more Friends event.

October & November: Friendsgiving toggle arrow

Celebrate gratitude and community with harvest-themed activities, a statewide community service opportunity, badge connections, songs, and meaningful traditions.

January & February: Galentine’s Day toggle arrow

Focus on friendship and giving from the heart through creative crafts, mindfulness activities, and the Hearts for Hospice community service opportunity.