Celebrating 25 Years of Girl Scouts Beyond Bars
Girl Scouts Beyond Bars
Serving Youth and Justice-Involved Loved Ones since December 1999
Girl Scouts of Western Washington’s Beyond Bars program serves youth, ages 5–17, who have a justice-involved family member engaged with a Washington Department of Corrections (DOC) facility or who are under DOC community supervision.
The program aims to empower and engage youth in opportunities that promote self-exploration, leadership, and a broader understanding of how they can change your world.
Justice-involved family members build leadership skills as troop leaders who can have a positive influence on the youth in their lives.
This life-changing program is made possible through Washington DOC and the generous support of donors. Make a gift today.
The Impacts of Incarceration on Children 
How Does Girl Scouts of Western Washington Serve Our Participants?
What Do Youth in the Girl Scouts Beyond Bars Program Do?
What Does a Girl Scouts Beyond Bars Troop Look Like?
Does Girl Scouts Beyond Bars Cost Money?
Marie Lamfrom Grit Award
The Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation donated $26,000 to Girl Scouts of Western Washington in honor of volunteer Alison Woods.
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