Annual Report | Girl Scouts of Western Washington
26,858

Total Members

15,038

Girl Scout Youth Members

11,820

Adult Members

7,209

Volunteers Supporting Girl Scout Troops and Service Units

3 Girl Scout Offices

6 Girl Scout Camp Properties

2 Girl Scout Houses

3 Retail Stores

1,198

Girl Scout Troops

2,786

Girl Scout Troop Leaders

580

New Girl Scout Troop Leaders

85.9%

First Year Troop Leader Retention

78

Service Units

92

Service Unit Managers

3,549

Girl Scouts participated in staff-led programs

7,000

Girl Scouts participated in program partner-hosted events

50,708

badges earned as Girl Scouts explored our four program pillars

10,897

Girl Scout sellers participated in our Product Program

1,137

Girl Scout troops took part in the Girl Scout Cookie Program

9,221

Girl Scout Cookie sellers participated in the program

8,000

Girl Scout Cookie sellers created a digital storefront and participated in the online portion of the program

153,321

Girl Scout Cookie packages sold were donated to the Puget Sound United Services Organization to distribute to all branches of the military.

52%

of female entrepreneurs and business owners

80%

of female tech leaders

69%

of female U.S. Senators

100%

of female U.S Secretaries of State

5,323

campers attended Girl Scout summer camp programs in 2024

3,400

campers attended 30 day and twilight camps hosted throughout our state by incredible Girl Scout volunteers

225

campers attended affinity camps—including Umoja Family Camp, PRIDE family camp, and PRIDE overnight camp sessions

58

groups visited Camp River Ranch and booked 2,842 classic camp activities like boating, archery, and the ropes course during Camp S'More

782

campers attended overnight community camps at Camp Lyle McLeod

1,001

campers attended staff-led overnight camps at Camp Robbinswold and Camp St. Albans

Gold Awards
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15 Girl Scouts earned their Gold Award

Silver Awards
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94 Girl Scouts earned their Silver Award

Bronze Awards
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109* Girl Scouts earned their Bronze Award

59

domestic trips

22

international trips

1

council-hosted Girl Scout Destinations trip

3,000

hours completing online courses

536

volunteers who attended an in person learning conference

4,680

hours completing outdoor overnight workshops

180

volunteers who completed outdoor overnight workshops

4,432

online learning courses completed in gsLearn

429

volunteers who took courses on leading Girl Scout programming

$3,438,867

raised to serve Girl Scouts

1,376

donors

3,582

gifts

Thank You to Our Supporters
Thank You to Our Supporters

Thank you to everyone who supported the Girl Scout mission in our 2023-2024 membership year!

THANK YOU
1,687

Girl Scouts received financial assistance that helped keep their Girl Scout experiences accessible for their family

$334,772

awarded in 4,215 grants covering camp programs, membership dues, troop dues, uniform bundles, and Girl Scout events

Total Capital Expenditures: $960,515 Total Capital Expenditures: $960,515Total Capital Expenditures: $960,515
Total Capital Expenditures: $960,515
Camp Evergreen Camp EvergreenCamp Evergreen
Camp Evergreen

Asbestos removal

Camp Lyle McLeod Camp Lyle McLeodCamp Lyle McLeod
Camp Lyle McLeod

Tilakum septic (year 1 design), Upper and Lower Tilakum septic replacements

Camp River Ranch Camp River RanchCamp River Ranch
Camp River Ranch

Multi-year water tower replacement project, swim dock replacement, septic tank repair

Camp Robbinswold Camp RobbinswoldCamp Robbinswold
Camp Robbinswold

Multi-year lodge and grounds improvement project, Kubota Tractor

Camp St. Albans Camp St. AlbansCamp St. Albans
Camp St. Albans

Roof project, Pixie Blue and Green remodel

Total Revenue: $22,751,748
Total Revenue: $22,751,748 Total Revenue: $22,751,748Total Revenue: $22,751,748
Total Expenses: $21,806,699
Total Expenses: $21,806,699 Total Expenses: $21,806,699Total Expenses: $21,806,699