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All paperwork/patches/pins for the following awards are organized by a troop leader or an adult volunteer.

Ambassador Leadership Journeys

  • Advocate Award, It’s Your World – Change It!
  • Sage Award, It’s Your Planet – Love It!
  • Dream Maker Award, It’s Your Story – Tell It!

Ambassador Journey Summit Award

  • Complete all three Ambassador Journeys

The Gold Torch Award

  1. Complete one Ambassador Leadership Journey.
  2. Serve one full term in a leadership position.

Ambassador Community Service Bar

  • Volunteer with an organization of your choosing and work at least 20 hours.

Ambassador Service to Girl Scouting Bar

  • Volunteer with Girl Scouts and work at least 20 hours

*Please note that your service hours for the above awards need to be separate from those you earn toward other awards. Each award represents a new project and can only be earned once.

Cookie Activity Pin

  • Take part in the Cookie Sale.

World Thinking Day Award

  • Take part in one of the special activities for Thinking Day

Global Action Award

Medal of Honor

  • This award is given to a girl who has shown presence of mine and a true Girl Scout spirit in an emergency

Bronze Cross

  • This award is given to a girl who has shown extraordinary heroism or risked her own life to save another’s

My Promise, My Faith

  1. Pick a line from the Girl Scout Law and find a text within your faith that relates to it.
  2. Interview a woman in your own or another faith community who can talk to you about the subject of the line you chose from the law.
  3. Find three inspirational quotes by women that fit with your line.
  4. Make something creative that reminds you of what you learned.
  5. Make a commitment to live what you have learned by sharing with others.

Safety Award

  1. Pick a safety issue and organize a forum where other teens can discuss the issue.
  2. Talk to younger girls about internet safety and the safe use of social media.
  3. List your duties as a CIT, VIT or PA you hold. Make sure that you make a safety plan for all trips and events.
  4. Talk to a counselor, social worker, or someone who works at a women’s shelter to find out more about how to stay safe while dating.
  5. Pick a sport or outdoor activity you enjoy. Find out about the rules, training and safety equipment designed to protect players.