Strong values, leadership, and life skills … Get it all and more through Girl Scouts!
Girl Scouting offers girls unique opportunities to give back to their communities, try new activities, and feel proud of their accomplishments. In the process, girls build confidence, self-respect, and self-worth—character qualities that last a lifetime.
Join Girl Scouts today! Make a difference as a girl member or as an adult volunteer. For more information, download a copy of the Girl Scout brochure or the Family Guide to Girl Scouting. Contact a membership specialist by calling 651-227-8835 or 800-845-0787. |
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New Girl Scout Office and Shop HoursBeginning June 1, River Valleys will have new business hours for all five of its service centers. All Girl Scout Service Centers hours are 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Shop hours vary by service center. Please visit the Girl Scout Shop home page for current hours of operation at each of our seven locations. |
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New Council Reference Guide!Check out the 2008-2009 Council Reference Guide! This guide is your resource for basic information about council policies and procedures, safety, finances, forms, and facilities. Being true to using resources wisely, we are “going green.” Look forward to additional information online soon. |
Leadership makes the difference
Expand your Girl Scout leadership skills. Save the date for two great River Valleys enrichment opportunities - Camp Cabaret on October 10-12 and Annual Leadership Conference on November 1.
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Boys, looking to join Cub Scouts? Visit www.northernstarbsa.org (Twin Cities Metro/western Wisconsin), www.GamehavenBSA.org (Rochester/southeastern Minnesota area) or www.twinvalleybsa.org (Mankato/southwestern Minnesota area).
River Valleys and the Northern Star Council, Gamehaven Council, and Twin Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America are separate organizations, collaborating in communications efforts to help ensure that all grade school youth are invited to enjoy the benefits of a Scouting experience in their communities.
