Girl Scout Experience Box
Get Ready for Your Awesome Year as a Girl Scout Volunteer with Complimentary Supply Boxes
New Daisy (K–1) or Brownie (2–3) leaders in participating councils can receive monthly Girl Scout Experience Boxes—delivered to their door! Each box includes simple scripts, easy instructions, and ready-to-use supplies for fun, stress-free meetings. Start with a Welcome Box, followed by up to seven themed boxes, depending on when the troop begins.
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- Form your troop by registering more adult volunteers and your Girl Scouts!
- Complete the council training required and your background check.
- Redeem your Girl Scout Experience Boxes and explore all Girl Scouts has to offer!
We're thrilled to share that Girl Scout troop leaders working with troops that have at least four new Daisies (grades K–1) or four new Brownies (grades 2-3) can receive a monthly supply box filled with step-by-step instructions, ready-to-go supplies, and thoughtful script suggestions.
**Girl Scout memberships are renewed annually. The membership year is October 1–September 30.
Get a sneak peek at what's in each box below.
Note: Depending on when your new troop forms during the membership year, you may not receive all eight boxes due to supply limitations. Register at least four new Daisies or four new Brownies to your troop by October 27*** to ensure you will receive the full set of experience boxes!
Looking for more information? Review frequently asked questions and answers about the Experience Box program, compiled by Girl Scouts of the USA.
***Troop leaders must also complete their troop's experience box program registration in myGS by October 27 for their troop to be eligible to receive all eight experience boxes.
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SHOP NOW*Girl Scouts of Western Washington uses the term girl inclusively to speak to everyone who identifies with the Girl Scout experience, which includes cisgender girls, gender-expansive youth, transgender youth, non-binary youth, gender nonconforming youth, genderqueer youth, and any girl-identifying human.
