Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta

Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta

Non-profit Organizations

Mableton, GA 9,218 followers

Building Girls Of Courage, Confidence, & Character To Make The World A Better Place!

About us

Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta, Inc., serves more than 30,000 girl and adult members adult members in 34 counties in the greater metropolitan Atlanta area, northwest Georgia and Polk County, TN. Our administrative headquarters and a volunteer service center are located at 5601 North Allen Road in Mableton, Georgia and our service centers are located in Cumming, Dalton and Griffin. At Girl Scouts, our mission is to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. We are the largest organization dedicated solely to girls—all girls—where, in a diverse, inclusive, accepting and nurturing environment, girls build skills for success in the real world. In partnership with committed adult volunteers, girls develop qualities that will serve them all their lives, like leadership, strong values, social conscience, and conviction about their own potential and self-worth. Girl Scouts embraces girls of all abilities, backgrounds, and heritage, with a specific and positive philosophy of inclusion. Each girl—without regard to socioeconomic status, race, physical or cognitive ability, ethnicity, primary language, or religion—is an equal and valued member of Girl Scouts. Founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low, Girl Scouts' membership has grown from 18 members in Savannah, Georgia, to 3.4 million members throughout the United States, including U.S. territories, and in more than 90 countries through USA Girl Scouts Overseas.

Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Mableton, GA
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1912
Specialties
Non-Profit Management and Fundraising

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Employees at Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta

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  • Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta reposted this

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    Senior Vice President-TRUIST ◇Affordable Housing Strategist ◇Georgia Outstanding Citizen ◇FORBES Change Maker ◇Top Women Leaders of Georgia ◇Women Making A Mark (Atlanta Magazine) ◇Top 100 Women Of Influence (ABL)

    WE'RE MORE THAN JUST COOKIES!! I'm honored to have joined the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta's Board of Directors!! Today, I was thrilled to join J'Aimeka "Jai" Ferrell, her team, and all of the amazing volunteers, host more than 1100 young ladies during our Annual Cookie Rally!! The Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta's Annual Cookie Rally places focus on both entrepreneur and financial literacy skills, which are centered around 5 Cookie Business Skills: 💚Goal Setting: Girl Scouts learn how to set goals and create a plan to reach them! 💚Decision Making: Girl Scouts learn to make decisions on their own and as a team! 💚Money Management: Girl Scouts learn to create a budget and handle money! 💚People Skills: Girl Scouts find their voice and build confidence through customer interactions. 💚Business Ethics: Girl Scouts learn to act ethically, both in business and in life. The smiles, energy, questions, engagement, and the hustle of these young ladies, reminds us that the sale of cookies unleashes their superpowers and skills for life and business!! We are reminded that Girl Scouts ARE MORE THAN JUST COOKIES, they are Entrepreneurs and our future Leaders!! Thank you to J'Aimeka "Jai" Ferrell, the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta Team, and all of their amazing Volunteers!! Today was about more than just cookies, it was ALL ABOUT EMPOWERING OUR YOUNG LADIES!! Love this!!💚 #WereMOREThanJustCookies #GirlsHaveSUPERPOWERS

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  • Gold Award Girl Scouts are real-life heroes. ⭐ How do they do it? By using everything they’ve learned as a Girl Scout to solve a problem in their community! But Girl Scouts also need champions like YOU to invest in their dreams. If you are financially able to donate during this holiday season you can play a vital role in helping more girls continue their Girl Scout journey, earn their Girl Gold Award, and become lifelong leaders! In fact, Gold Award Girl Scouts are almost 3x more likely than non-alums to volunteer for causes they care about, and 99% of all Gold Award Girl Scouts hold leadership roles in their everyday lives! Donate today: https://bit.ly/3Vb5BWK

    Donate to End of Year Giving Campaign

    Donate to End of Year Giving Campaign

    give.girlscoutsatl.org

  • Friday Feature: Gold Award Girl Scouts! This week, we’re celebrating four exceptional Girl Scouts whose Gold Award projects are creating positive change in their communities: 🌟 Emily J.: Addressed educational disparities by donating over 3,000 books to Books for Africa and building two little libraries to improve access to learning resources. 🌟 Sanaa M.: Created an outdoor table at the Douglas Arts Council, providing a space for young people to enjoy art, nature, and connection near a local high school. 🌟 Maggie S.: Designed a traveling museum exhibit on Floy Farr, a founder of Peachtree City, to preserve local history and share it with the community. 🌟 Kendyl Y.: Launched Volleyball for All, an after-school club enabling special education students to participate in sports, promoting inclusion and personal growth. Join us in celebrating these inspiring changemakers! 💚✨

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  • Girl Scouts don’t need to grow up to start making a difference. Just ask Troop 23134! They gathered to help combat hunger in their communities through initiatives like creating "birthday bags" and Thanksgiving baskets. Together, they assembled 250 bags and baskets including food and supplies for families in need, ensuring that special occasions are celebrated despite financial challenges. The project allows Girl Scouts to address local hunger, practice community service, and make a meaningful impact.

    Girl Scouts fight hunger with birthday bags, Thanksgiving baskets

    Girl Scouts fight hunger with birthday bags, Thanksgiving baskets

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  • It isn't too late to sign up to volunteer at this weekend’s Cookie Rally. You’ll play a vital role in making the day unforgettable by assisting with registration, activities, guest services, and event setup and breakdown. Don’t miss this opportunity to support Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta and our wonderful partners in a fun-filled day focused on goal setting, financial literacy, and—of course—delicious cookie tastings! Save your spot now: https://bit.ly/4fbWXhW

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  • “If we leave one girl behind, that’s one too many,” says Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta CEO, J'Aimeka "Jai" Ferrell. We’ve been awarded a transformative grant from the The Atlanta Women's Foundation to expand access to the Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) for girls from under-resourced communities. This grant will empower more girls to develop critical skills in leadership, STEM, entrepreneurship, and life skills through the GSLE, a proven framework that builds courage, confidence, and character. 💚 We are immensely grateful for the Atlanta Women’s Foundation’s commitment to advancing opportunities for girls. Together, we’re ensuring that every girl has the chance to thrive and make a lasting impact on the world. Learn more about this impactful partnership: https://lnkd.in/e6-dwPj6

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  • ✨ Friday Feature: Gold Award Girl Scouts! ✨ This week, we’re shining a light on four inspiring Girl Scouts whose Gold Award projects are making a meaningful impact: 🌟 Kenadi A.: Hosted a body image workshop addressing media and beauty standards. Through discussions, journaling, and activities, she equipped participants with tools for self-acceptance and built a supportive peer network. 🌟 Julia C.: Launched the Music Mentors Program, pairing high school band leaders with middle schoolers to boost music education retention and foster lasting friendships through mentorship. 🌟 Eden F.: Created a letter-writing system for Jewish children to support Israeli soldiers, helping them process antisemitism and fostering a connection to their heritage. Her program will continue annually on Israeli Independence Day. 🌟 Madisyn P.: Wrote and illustrated a comic book to educate others about neurodivergence and invisible disabilities, breaking stigmas and sharing relatable experiences. Join us in celebrating these remarkable changemakers! 💚✨

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  • We are thrilled to welcome Marcus Gore and Nikki T. Harland to our Board of Directors! Marcus and Nikki bring expertise and passion for empowering girls to lead with courage, confidence, and character. Their leadership will play a pivotal role in advancing our mission to create meaningful opportunities for Girl Scouts to make a positive impact in our communities. Please join us in celebrating them as they embark on this journey with us!

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  • 🎉🍪 It's National Cookie Day, which means the perfect warm-up for the sweetest time of the year: the Girl Scout Cookie Program! Starting January 1, your favorite cookies return to support life-changing adventures and leadership opportunities for Girl Scouts across Greater Atlanta. 💚 What’s your favorite cookie? Share in the comments and get ready to support local Girl Scouts very soon!

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