Cadette Award
All paperwork/patches/pins for the following awards are organized by a troop leader or an adult volunteer.
Cadette Leadership Journeys
- Interact, Peacemaker, and Diplomat Awards, It’s Your World – Change It!
- Aware, Alert, and Affirm Awards, It’s Your Planet – Love It!
- Monitor, Influence, and Cultivate Awards, It’s Your Story – Tell It!
Cadette Journey Summit Award
- Complete all three Cadette Journeys
The Silver Torch Award
- Complete one Cadette Leadership Journey.
- Serve one full term in a leadership position.
Cadette Community Service Bar
- Volunteer with an organization of your choosing and work at least 20 hours
Cadette Service to Girl Scouting Bar
- Volunteer with Girl Scouts and work at least 20 hours
Leader-In-Training (LIA)
- Assist a Brownie group in earning one of their journey awards
*Please note that your service hours for the above awards need to be separate from those you earn toward other awards. Each award represents a new project and can only be earned once.
Cookie Activity Plan
- Take part in the Cookie Sale
World Thinking Day Award
- Take part in one of the special activities for Thinking Day
Global Action Award
- Take part in one of the activities for Global Action
Medal of Honor
- This award is given to a girl who has shown presence of mine and a true Girl Scout spirit in an emergency
Bronze Cross
- This award is given to a girl who has shown extraordinary heroism or risked her own life to save another’s
My Promise, My Faith
- Pick a line from the Girl Scout Law and find a text within your faith that relates to it.
- Interview a woman in your own or another faith community who can talk to you about the subject of the line you chose from the law.
- Find three inspirational quotes by women that fit with your line.
- Make something creative that reminds you of what you learned.
- Make a commitment to live what you have learned by sharing with others.
Safety Award:
- Learn how to make a room safe for a young child.
- Find out about water safety and perform a reaching assist.
- Teach a younger Girl Scout what to do if she gets lost and why talking she shouldn’t talk to strangers.
- With your family, make sure you have enough food, water and medical supplies on hand to last 3 days in case of a natural disaster.
- Discuss bullying with your Girl Scout group, friends or family. Write and sign a personal- responsibility statement that covers how you’ll behave at school, home
and online.