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Virtual Resources

Check out our Girl Scouts at Home page for loads of ideas and resources about how to continue your Girl Scout Experience at home.

Virtual Troops

Looking for a troop, or know someone who is? Connect with Girl Scouts in the community who are meeting digitally. New virtual troops are forming now! No tech experience needed. Bring the discovery, exploration, fun, and learning of Girl Scouting into the comfort of your home. Live virtual meeting schedule:

Tuesdays:
- Noon Multi-level Troop 3709 (TK-grade 5)
- 2 p.m. Daisy Troop 7911 (TK-grade 1)
- 4 p.m. Multi-level Troop 5008 (TK-grade 5)
- 5:30 p.m. Brownie Troop 4431 (grades 2-3)
Wednesdays
- 3 p.m. Multi-level Troop 2303 (TK-grade 5)
- 6 p.m. Daisy/Brownie Troop 6906 (TK-grade 3)
Thursdays
- 2:30 p.m. Daisy/Brownie Troop 1571 (TK-grade 3)
Fridays
- 2 p.m. Daisy Troop 6889 (TK-grade 1)
- 4 p.m. Brownie/Junior Troop 7904 (grades 2-5)

Click "Join Today" below. Contact membership@sdgirlscouts.org (or call/text 619-610-0702) with any questions. We are here for you!

New Members:

Join now and save! Extended memberships are valid May 1, 2020-Sept. 30, 2021. Just $35 for each girl or adult membership.

Learn more about Girl Scouts in the Family Connection (español), a great resource for first-time families. Check out our new Amazing Daisies video. Still have questions? Check out our Girl Scouts FAQ.

When you unleash your inner G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™, you can do anything!

With Girl Scouts, the next opportunity to stand up, speak up, and take the lead is never far away. Research shows that Girl Scouts stand out significantly from non–Girl Scouts, demonstrating more well-rounded lifestyles and a stronger propensity for success. Compared to non–Girl Scouts, Girl Scouts are more likely to:

Exhibit strong leadership outcomes, like having a strong sense of self
Take an active role in decision-making
Earn “excellent” grades
Expect to graduate college
Aspire to STEM, business, and law careers
Participate in money management activities, like how to spend and save

Check out all the different ways to have fun at Girl Scouts. Or, see all the exciting possibilities Girl Scouts offers for girls of all ages and choose your adventure.

So what are you waiting for?

How to Join

Complete registration at any point during the calendar year using this handy how-to guide.

Click the Join Today button above to visit our registration site and tell us a bit about yourself and your girl.
Enter your zip code to find a nearby troop and choose one that works best for you and your family. Or enter the number of the troop you are interested in to pick a specific troop.
- Some troops on the troop catalog are still in-formation, meaning we need a few more girls or adults to sign up before the troop can begin meeting. If you join one of these troops, a Girl Scout staff member will contact you to discuss next steps.
- Not sure what troop is best for your girl, or your troop isn’t showing up? Select “unsure” and let us know what experience your girl would like or what troop number you are searching for. A staff member will reach out to you to help you find a troop.
Complete the process by becoming a Girl Scouts member. You will pay $25 in member dues. Apply for financial assistance if needed.
If you've chosen a troop that is already meeting, the troop leader will reach out to you soon to welcome you and provide more details.

Ready to register your girl? Join today!
Not quite ready to join? Learn more.
Want to make a positive impact? Volunteer!

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who can join?
All girls TK-12th grade are welcome to join Girl Scouts. Pre-K girls entering Kindergarten, TK, or EAK in fall 2020 may take advantage of our extended year membership promotion valid May 1, 2020-Sept. 30, 2021.

Q: What if I/my family already has a profile in My GS?

Log into your Member Profile, and from there you can

Add or change your troop membership
Add new members to your household
Update the contact information
Sign up for events and trainings
and more

Q: I don’t know anything about these troops. How do we choose?

All Girl Scout troops are unique, so the best thing to do is talk to the leaders and even attend a troop meeting. You can sign your girl up for multiple troops in the catalog, and the leaders will contact you with more information. You can always revisit the catalog to check out new troops, too. Once you’ve found the perfect fit, let us know at customercare@sdgirlscouts.org and we’ll update your account.

Q: The troop meeting time/day says “TBD,” or the description says the meeting date and time is subject to change. What does this mean?

Troops that are in formation may have meeting times or dates listed as “to be determined” (TBD). Once a troop leader is established, s/he can decide the best time to meet with input from girls and parents. If you want to know more about when a troop might meet, please contact membership@sdgirlscouts.org.

Q: I’m searching for a specific troop, but it’s not coming up in the catalog.

Make sure you put a “0” before the troop number (e.g. to find Troop 1234, type “Troop01234” in the search bar). You may also need to clear the zip code field in case the troop is listed in a different zip code than your own. The Troop Catalog shows all troops that have told us they are open to new members. If the troop leader has invited you to join, choose the “Unsure” option and type the troop number in the popup box. If you have not spoken to the leader, it is possible that the troop is not open at this time.

Q: None of the troops in this list will work for my family. What’s next?

If you don’t find the right fit in the catalog, please select “Unsure.” A membership staff member will contact you shortly to help you discover the best option for you and your girl.

Q: The troop my girl joined still needs a leader or girls to get started. What can I do?

The Troop Catalog indicates how many members and volunteers each troop still needs. Troops only need a minimum of five girls and two adults to start meeting. If you are interested in volunteering, we would love to help you get started! The commitment can be as little as 2 hours a month, and Girl Scouts San Diego provides all the training and support you need for a fun and successful experience. If your troop needs more girls or adults, Girl Scouts San Diego's membership staff will actively recruit to your troop until you have enough members. We can create paper or electronic flyers to distribute at your school or in your community, or we can host an information meeting to tell other parents more about Girl Scouts. Troop members will receive email updates on the troop’s status.

Contact membership@sdgirlscouts.org to learn more about volunteering or recruiting members.

Q: How is the troop notified when a new member joins?

If the troop already has a leader established, s/he receives an email with the new member’s contact information. Leaders should follow up within a few days to welcome new members. If the troop is still in formation and doesn’t have a leader yet, new members receive an email indicating the troop’s status.

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Are you an adult interested in joining Girl Scouts? Be the role model she’ll remember forever! You can sign up to volunteer with her troop by logging into your MyGS account and register as an adult member. Or, learn more about ways to volunteer.

Learn more about Girl Scouts

Use our easy map below to locate a convenient Girl Scout information event and find out about troops in your area. All girls and adults are welcome, regardless of location. No RSVP necessary. For further assistance with finding a troop or attending information meetings, contact Membership, 619-610-0702.

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