Gold Award Girl Scouts
Issues of the world, meet your match.
The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. Once achieved, it shows colleges, employers, and your community that you’re out there changing the world.
Join a century of women who have done big things. Learn more about Gold Award scholarships, the history of the Gold Award, and the benefits of going Gold.
*Effective October 2020 - GoGold Online
GOGOLD
Girls will use the GoGold Online platform (click here) to complete their Gold Award Paperwork. They will need to complete Steps 1-5 (and submit to council via GoGold) and then can request a Gold Award Mentor (link below).
Gold Mentor Request (click here) https://goo.gl/forms/qraPvcWNeFmoSF0k2
Initial/Final Interview Request (click here) https://goo.gl/forms/eG7YY97VbpbJ3Pfz2
You can pursue your Girl Scout Gold Award if:
You're in high school (ninth through twelfth grade, or
equivalent)
You're registered as a Girl Scout Senior or Girl Scout
Ambassador
You have completed two Senior or Ambassador Journeys OR earned the
Girl Scout Silver Award and completed a Journey
Girl Scout Gold Award Steps
Identify an issue
Investigate your issue thoroughly
Get help and build your team
Create a plan
Present your plan and gather feedback
Take action
Educate and inspire
If you have questions, they are probably answered here
Gold Award Paperwork
GSESC’s Gold Award Committee created the Gold Award Rubric which is available in one of the links on this page. Girls can now use this rubric to help them understand what the committee is looking for in a Gold Award project. This will also be used in the interview to evaluate the Girl Scout’s Gold Award project. The rubric is very useful and should be reviewed before a girl turns in her proposal paperwork.
- Gold Award Rubric Template
- Supplemental Money-Earning Project (WORD DOC)
- Supplemental Money-Earning Project (pdf fillable)
Contact Danielle Sykes
(843) 656-9757
