Demonstrate your commitment to girls and their communities by supporting one of our annual events or one of our programs.
For more information, contact our Fund Development staff at
602-452-7000 or 1-800-352-6133, or by email at donate@girlscoutsaz.org.
Become a sponsor for one of our annual events. You’ll be reaching an
influential group of women and girls with various levels of
recognition that may logo placement, event recognition, advertising,
and co-branded communications.
Badge Bash, our largest annual fundraiser, is an opportunity for adults to see through the eyes of a Girl Scout. Guests will experience a fun night of building courage, confidence and character to make the world a better place. Bring your “troop” of friends and test your skills in earning badges and patches. Learn more.
The Gold and Silver Awards Celebration is a well-deserved
recognition for the families and recipients of the prestigious Gold and Silver Awards – the highest awards a Girl
Scout can earn. Prior to the award ceremony, there is an
opportunity for guests to talk to the girls about their Gold Award
projects and view the displays they have created. This event is held
annually in the spring.
Join Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council and State Forty Eight
Foundation for the Bring
Home the Cookies 5K Run/Walk! We'll be celebrating the spirit of
local entrepreneurs and the final week of the Girl Scout Cookie
Program at this family-friendly race open to all community members and
cookie fans! There are many ways to get involved in addition to
running or walking: become a sponsor, create a running team sponsored
by your company, host a vendor booth, or volunteer at the event!
Cookies & Cocktails or Trefoils & Ties is an opportunity to
share your love and passion for Girl Scouts with your friends and
close networks. Create a space for dialogue on the power of supporting
the tradition of Girl Scouting and importance of investing and
developing girl leaders in Arizona. You invite the friends; we’ll
bring the cookies! Please reach out to us at donate@girlscoutsaz.org
directly to connect about hosting one today!
You can have a direct impact on the quality of Girl Scouting and the
opportunities available to girls by providing sustaining support to
our programs. Read about the options and programs below that include
financial aid and camperships, improving our camp facilities, reaching
girls at risk, and building organizational capacity for the Arizona
Cactus-Pine Council.
Our camps are a place where girls can create memories, make new
discoveries, develop lifelong friendships, and learn new skills. Girls
learn to care for the environment and feel part of the camp community.
Our camps are accredited by the American Camp Association and are open
to all girls. Your support for our camps would be used to maintain and
improve the facilities. To find more information, click here.
GSACPC offers dynamic personal leadership development programs for both girls and adults. Through programs such as Authoring Your Own Life and Live, Love, Lead participants engage in a process of reflection, exploration and regeneration designed to enhance the ability to nurture inner leadership and community action.
Girl Scouts provides a nurturing space with opportunities for girls to grow and learn new things. In addition, Girl Scouts provides girls with the programs to build their confidence, character, and skills for success in the world. From traditional troops and independent experiences to community programs and specialized events, we provide a safe space for girls to grow, share new experiences, develop core values and contribute to society. Because of your support, we are able to do more for and with girls in our community specifically through special initiatives aimed at making Girl Scouting available to all girls everywhere, no matter what her circumstances are.
GSBB equips girls ages 5 to 17 whose mothers are incarcerated with
the tools they'll need to succeed, while strengthening the
mother/daughter bond through regular visits. Mothers and their
daughters take an active leadership role in the planning and
implementation of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, a process that
fosters life skills development and personal growth. After release,
parents and daughters can continue to participate in troop meetings in
their communities, making Girl Scouting a consistent and supportive
presence in their lives.
Girl Scouts in Detention Centers is the only national gender-specific program serving females who reside in group homes or have been incarcerated or detained and encourages these girls (ages 12−17) to embrace new ways of viewing themselves: as leaders full of potential. Established in the 1990s, GSDC serves girls in all areas of the juvenile justice system, including those in secure detention, in residential treatment, on probation, at alternative high schools, and in community troops after their release. The program provides year-round activity with weekly meetings within the juvenile correction systems or group homes and then continuing community troop support once girls are released.
