Programs

We offer an innovative Leadership Development Program that empowers girls, while developing their skills as leaders and agents of social change in their communities.

The Girl Scout Leadership Development Program is value-based and character driven. The four goals of the program aim to help girls:

1. Develop their full potential while having fun.
2. Relate to others with increasing understanding, skills and respect.
3. Develop values to guide actions and provide a foundation for sound decision-making, now and in the future.
4. Contribute to the improvement of society through the use of abilities and leadership skills while working in cooperation with others.
   
   

For more about the Girl Scout Leadership Development Model click here.

Learn about the Girl Scout Leadership Experience
GSUSA has provided an excellent interactive presentation about the new Girl Scout Leadership Experience. Find out more about the Journeys, Pathways, Three Keys, Outcomes, and more. Sophia is waiting to answer your questions! Check it out!

Camp

Whether you want to sleep in a cabin or a teepee or just spend a day with nature, GSCM camps have something for everyone to enjoy!

Product Sales

Every fall Girl Scouts of Central Maryland sell cookies in the annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale Program Activity. The Cookie Sale Program teaches business and entrepreneurial skills, boosts self-confidence and raises money to help with a year's worth of programs, activities and events!

Ace of Space

ACE of Space is a girl-led group, composed of girls ages 11-17 who share an interest in space-related topics.

destinations

This is the opportunity of a lifetime for girls age 11–17 to travel the world on a Girl Scout sponsored adventure!

Community Outreach and Child Advocacy

These programs provide a special focus on self-esteem, conflict resolution, and healthy lifestyles.

Looking for something to do? Check out the events calendar. Or download GS411, the 2010 program guide.

"What leadership means
to me is bringing
others together as one
and helping them to do
things they have
never tried before."

– Shelby, age 11, Colorado