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Min:25 Max:150
Please Note: Dinner is not provided Friday night, bring a water bottle. Breakfast, lunch and snacks included!
Click here for more information about Goodnight Westfield: Valley Fair Sleepover
Volunteer Positions Needed: Program Aides, Adult Volunteers
Make a Difference Day Flyer
Make a Difference Day Instructions
Make a Difference Day Report
Make a Difference Day Door Flyer Example
Min:50 Max:150
Please Note: Please bring a bag lunch for the first day.
Adults are needed to help with the Gold and Silver Requirements and in the evening to meet the girl/adult ratio.
Click here for more information about Winterfest 2008
Click here for more information about 2009 Cookie Kick Off with the San Jose Stealth
Teams are made up of 1 adult and 3-4 girls. All participating girls will receive an Amazing Race Patch. The race begins Friday night and continues through Monday night (Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day). Just like on the CBS TV show, teams will face roadblocks, yields, fast Forwards and detours. Teams will be eliminated at pit stops until Sunday afternoon when 6-8 teams will be racing to the finish line. The race will include a variety of physical and mental challenges all over Northern California. You must register as a team. Team members may be changed over the weekend, but your team must have 1 adult and 3-4 girls at all times. Instructions in their entirety will be sent with the registration confirmation.
Volunteer Positions Needed: We need adult volunteers to run the challenges. Please call Sandy if you are available to volunteer (707) 524-9214.
Min:50 Max:150
Please Note: Please bring a bag lunch for the first day.
Adults are needed to help with the Gold and Silver Requirements and in the evening to meet the girl/adult ratio.
Min:125 Max:200
Please Note: Online registration not available; complete registration packet required. See the web site, www.girlscoutsnorcal.org, for registration packet. Pin included.
Volunteer Positions Needed: Adult Committee Advisors, Chaperones.
Click here for more information about When I Grow Up . . . A Girls Go Tech Career Exploration - GGT
Min:125 Max:200
Please Note: This event requires individual registration. Adults do not register for this event. Girls must bring a copy of their health form.
Volunteer Positions Needed: Adult Committee Advisors
Please Note: Bring a sack lunch, comfy closed toed shoes and a bag to carry any items. Gift shop will be open. Cost includes: park admission, snack, bottled water and all activities!
Please Note: Bring a water bottle.
Click here for more information about Golden Gate Bridging
Volunteer Positions Needed: Adult Volunteers to help with check-in and a First Aider. Call Helen at (530) 343-1904 ext. 102.
Featured Events
Upcoming Featured Events
2009 Cookie Kick Off with the San Jose Stealth
Amazing Race! Girl Scout Style
Gold Up All Night
Lead the Way Leadership Conference for Young Women
When I Grow Up . . . A Girls Go Tech Career Exploration - GGT
Suite Retreat
Earth Day at Trees of Mystery
Daisy and Brownie Sundial Bridging
Golden Gate Bridging
WaterWorks Overnighter
Past Events
Gold and Silver Mini Marathon
Goodnight Westfield: Valley Fair Sleepover
Make a Difference Day Food Drive
Silver Up All Night
Winterfest 2008
Gold and Silver Mini Marathon
Girls work on earning as many Gold and Silver requirements as they possibly can in this 25 hour period! Whew! There will be a little time set aside for girls to sleep. Just like a marathon, the participant sets her own pace, going as slow or fast she wants to go.Min:25 Max:150
Please Note: Dinner is not provided Friday night, bring a water bottle. Breakfast, lunch and snacks included!
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| When: | Oct 03, 2008, 5:00 PM to Oct 04, 2008, 6:00 PM |
| Location: | Valley Christian Center, Anderson |
| Open to: | Girls Grades 6-12 |
| Cost: | $25 per girl, $15 per adult |
| Download: | Choices 2008-2009 Registration Form (English) |
| How to Register: Click the button below to register online. |
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Goodnight Westfield: Valley Fair Sleepover
Oct 25, 2008Click here for more information about Goodnight Westfield: Valley Fair Sleepover
Make a Difference Day Food Drive
Each year on the fourth Saturday in October millions of Americans commit time and effort to provide direct service in their communities across the USA. Making a Difference in the lives of those in need of food and nutrition is this year’s theme for the annual Make a Difference Day! The Girl Scouts of Northern California will collect food in their communities from September 27, 2008 to Make a Difference Day, October 25, 2008. In each participating County, the Girl Scouts will gather on Make a Difference Day to celebrate their efforts, receive awards, tally the pounds of food collected, and to deliver the food to the local food bank. Upon registration, troops or individuals will be provided with information about collection in their area. Let’s show how the Girls Scouts care for our community members by collecting the most food ever!Volunteer Positions Needed: Program Aides, Adult Volunteers
Make a Difference Day Flyer
Make a Difference Day Instructions
Make a Difference Day Report
Make a Difference Day Door Flyer Example
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| When: | Oct 25, 2008, 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM |
| Location: | Girl Scouts of Northern California Communities |
| Open to: | Girls Grades K-12, Friends and Families |
| Cost: | FREE - Make a Difference Day Patch can be purchased for $1 |
| Download: | Choices 2008-2009 Registration Form (English) |
| How to Register: Click on the bar below to register online. |
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Silver Up All Night
Earn as many of the Gold or Silver Requirements as you can in 24 hours! Girls will decide how much they want to accomplish. Start with the Gold or Silver Training on-site and then begin completing the Steps to earn the Gold and Silver Awards. We will have IP workshops (4 hrs each) including Your Own Business, Focus Book workshops (2 hours each) including, Uniquely Me the Real Deal and Looking In, Reaching Out and we will work on the Silver Career Award and the 4B Challenges. There will always be 2-3 options for recognitions girls need to earn! Girls can stay up all night if they want to in the ‘up all night area’, but there will be no formal workshops from 1 AM-8 AM.Min:50 Max:150
Please Note: Please bring a bag lunch for the first day.
Adults are needed to help with the Gold and Silver Requirements and in the evening to meet the girl/adult ratio.
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| When: | Dec 06, 2008, 10:00 AM to Dec 07, 2008, 11:00 AM |
| Location: | Camp Bothin, Fairfax |
| Open to: | Girls Grades 6-9 |
| Cost: | $45 per girl, $25 per adult |
| Download: | Choices 2008-2009 Registration Form (English) |
| How to Register: Registration for this event is closed. The event is full and has a long waiting list. |
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Winterfest 2008
Dec 06, 2008Click here for more information about Winterfest 2008
2009 Cookie Kick Off with the San Jose Stealth
Jan 09, 2009Click here for more information about 2009 Cookie Kick Off with the San Jose Stealth
Amazing Race! Girl Scout Style
Join us this year for the annual Girl Scouts AMAZING RACE! Race against teams from all over Northern California and for the title of "Amazing Race 2009 Champions" and fabulous prizes!Teams are made up of 1 adult and 3-4 girls. All participating girls will receive an Amazing Race Patch. The race begins Friday night and continues through Monday night (Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day). Just like on the CBS TV show, teams will face roadblocks, yields, fast Forwards and detours. Teams will be eliminated at pit stops until Sunday afternoon when 6-8 teams will be racing to the finish line. The race will include a variety of physical and mental challenges all over Northern California. You must register as a team. Team members may be changed over the weekend, but your team must have 1 adult and 3-4 girls at all times. Instructions in their entirety will be sent with the registration confirmation.
Volunteer Positions Needed: We need adult volunteers to run the challenges. Please call Sandy if you are available to volunteer (707) 524-9214.
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| When: | Jan 16, 2009, 7:00 PM to Jan 19, 2009, 5:00 PM |
| Location: | Start at Camp Bothin, Fairfax |
| Open to: | Girls Grades 7-12 |
| Cost: | $150 per team; plus gas and meals |
| Download: | Choices 2008-2009 Registration Form (English) |
| How to Register: Click on the bar below to register online. You can also register by completing and returning the above registration form to the San Jose office. |
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Gold Up All Night
Earn as many of the Gold or Silver Requirements as you can in 24 hours! Girls will decide how much they want to accomplish. Start with the Gold or Silver Training on-site and then begin completing the Steps to earn the Gold and Silver Awards. We will have IP workshops (4 hrs each) including Your Own Business, Focus Book workshops (2 hours each) including, Uniquely Me the Real Deal and Looking In, Reaching Out and we will work on the Silver Career Award and the 4B Challenges. There will always be 2-3 options for recognitions girls need to earn! Girls can stay up all night if they want to in the ‘up all night area’, but there will be no formal workshops from 1 AM-8 AM.Min:50 Max:150
Please Note: Please bring a bag lunch for the first day.
Adults are needed to help with the Gold and Silver Requirements and in the evening to meet the girl/adult ratio.
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| When: | Jan 24, 2009, 10:00 AM to Jan 25, 2009, 11:00 AM |
| Location: | Camp Bothin, Fairfax |
| Open to: | Girls Grades 9-12 |
| Cost: | $45 per girl, $25 per adult |
| Download: | Choices 2008-2009 Registration Form (English) |
| How to Register: Click on the bar below to register online. You can also register by completing and returning the above registration form to the San Jose office. |
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Lead the Way Leadership Conference for Young Women
A conference just for high school girls. Take charge of your future through this unique weekend long conference to give you an advantage over the competition. Enhance your interviewing skills, your ability to lead meetings and confidently make decisions. Learn how to communicate effectively to get what you want. Have fun on breaks and in the evenings swimming, playing games, watching movies, competing for prizes or just hanging out with your friends.Min:125 Max:200
Please Note: Online registration not available; complete registration packet required. See the web site, www.girlscoutsnorcal.org, for registration packet. Pin included.
Volunteer Positions Needed: Adult Committee Advisors, Chaperones.
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| When: | Feb 06, 2009, 4:00 PM to Feb 08, 2009, 1:00 PM |
| Location: | Embassy Suites Hotel, Milpitas |
| Open to: | Girls Grades 9-12 |
| Cost: | $225 per girl; (pin included) |
| Download: | Lead The Way Application - 2009 |
| How to Register: Online registration not available; complete registration packet required. Please download the Lead the Way Application above. |
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When I Grow Up . . . A Girls Go Tech Career Exploration - GGT
Feb 08, 2009Click here for more information about When I Grow Up . . . A Girls Go Tech Career Exploration - GGT
Suite Retreat
Kickboxing, hip hop dance, yoga, bagels, bananas and pillow fights! What do all these things have in common? They’re all stress relievers! Prepare to be relaxed and challenged at this luxurious hotel overnight! Renaissance Club Sport’s certified instructors will direct you in stress relieving activities that calms the mind, improves concentration, steadies the emotions and promotes life long well being. Now that you’ve stretched yourself, and your awareness, in a whole new direction, it’s time to head upstairs for an overnight stay for rest, relaxation and maybe even a pillow fight! Fee includes private class instructions, program materials, meals (lunch, dinner and breakfast), hotel overnight, and From Stress to Success Interest Project.Min:125 Max:200
Please Note: This event requires individual registration. Adults do not register for this event. Girls must bring a copy of their health form.
Volunteer Positions Needed: Adult Committee Advisors
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| When: | Apr 04, 2009, 9:00 AM to Apr 05, 2009, 11:00 AM |
| Location: | Renaissance Club Sport, Walnut Creek |
| Open to: | Girls Grades 8-12 |
| Cost: | $175 per girl |
| Download: | Choices 2008-2009 Registration Form (English) |
| How to Register: Click on the bar below to register online. You can also register by completing and returning the above registration form to the San Jose office. |
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Earth Day at Trees of Mystery
Celebrate Earth Day at the spectacular Trees of Mystery. Activities will include the Trees of Mystery Trail Exploration, the Sky Trail Gondola (see the amazing forest canopy suspended from above) and completion of the Trees of Mystery patch program. Girls will also have a chance to tour the Native American Museum. The Soroptimist groups of Humboldt area will provide Earth Day activity booths.Please Note: Bring a sack lunch, comfy closed toed shoes and a bag to carry any items. Gift shop will be open. Cost includes: park admission, snack, bottled water and all activities!
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| When: | Apr 18, 2009, 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
| Location: | Trees of Mystery, Klamath |
| Open to: | Girls Grades K-12 |
| Cost: | $8 per girl, $10 per adult |
| Download: | Choices 2008-2009 Registration Form (English) |
| How to Register: Click on the bar below to register online. You can also register by completing and returning the above registration form to the San Jose office. |
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Daisy and Brownie Sundial Bridging
Daisies and Brownies celebrate bridging to the next age level by crossing over this unique Bridge. The bridge is an actual time telling sundial with a beautiful aqua green, opaque glass deck and strips of inlaid granite. Cross over the Sacramento River to a Girl Scout celebration party just for you! Loads of activities await you!Please Note: Bring a water bottle.
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| When: | May 02, 2009, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM |
| Location: | Sundial Bridge, Redding |
| Open to: | Girls Grades K-3 |
| Cost: | $10 per person |
| Download: | Choices 2008-2009 Registration Form (English) |
| How to Register: Click on the bar below to register online. You can also register by completing and returning the above registration form to the San Jose office. |
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Golden Gate Bridging
May 09, 2009Click here for more information about Golden Gate Bridging
WaterWorks Overnighter
Drop off a four story cliff or spin around a giant 40 foot bowl until you’re sucked down by a vortex of water then shot into a rushing waterfall or relax and enjoy floating around the lazy lagoon. Enjoy the kiddie play area where there’s a smaller version of the big slides. Slide through a mole hole and pop out into a cool shallow pool. There’s plenty of rides and fun for all ages! Saturday night, after the slides close, party down with our own DJ. Sleep under the glistening stars. Or if you’ve got a busy summer schedule, enjoy the fun just on Sunday. What a great way to end the summer!Volunteer Positions Needed: Adult Volunteers to help with check-in and a First Aider. Call Helen at (530) 343-1904 ext. 102.
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| When: | Sep 12, 2009, 5:00 PM to Sep 13, 2009, 4:00 PM |
| Location: | WaterWorks Park, Redding |
| Open to: | Girls Grades 1-12 for Overnight, Girls Grades K-12 for Sunday Only |
| Cost: | $22 per girl/adult for overnight, $17 for Sunday only |
| Download: | Choices 2008-2009 Registration Form (English) |
| How to Register: Click on the bar below to register online. You can also register by completing and returning the above registration form to the San Jose office. |
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