Beth, a Lancaster County Girl Scout leader and her daughter, Annabelle, a Cadette Girl Scout, share their experiences camping, working on Highest Awards, and what they’ve learned from Girl Scouts.

Maria Hendriksma of the Central PA chapter of Women in Manufacturing provides insights into the industry and related opportunities for Girl Scouts.

Becca and Mara Thiec share a heartfelt conversation about how Girl Scouts has helped Mara, who has autism spectrum disorder, connect with others and experience personal growth.

Mom and daughter talk about their Girl Scout experiences so far. Jen loves helping to lead a successful troop in the Harrisburg area and has a lot of good, practical advice for other volunteers.

Lifetime Girl Scout, Kathy Ledzinsk,i highlights the circa-1810 Foxfire House at Camp Furnace Hills in Lancaster County and its historical significance in the community.

Jenifer Starr shares details about her daughter's Gold Award project and how caregivers can help girls publicize their Highest Awards. This is part two of a two-part interview.

Girl Scout mom, Jenifer Starr, talks about how the movement helped her daughter develop independence and confidence, and how she balanced single motherhood while keeping Girl Scouts a large part of her daughter's life. This is part one of a two-part interview.

Take a stroll back in time as Lancaster County, Pennsylvania resident, Flora Poulos, shares stories of travel, traditions and her Girl Scout trek from Brooklyn, New York, to southcentral Pennsylvania. Flora has spent 75 years involved with and supporting Girl Scouts and we are excited to be sharing her life story.