Find What's Within at Girl Scouts
Ready to help her discover what's already within? Watch her confidence bloom as she uses her voice, leads her own way, and makes real friends, supported by caring leaders every step of the way. From STEM to the outdoors to entrepreneurship, she'll explore new interests and discover what excites her most, all in a community where she's seen, supported, and free to be herself.
The Girl Scout membership year runs from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2027. Annual membership dues are $65 for girl members and $30 for adult members. Additional local fees and discounts may apply. Financial aid may be available through your local Girl Scout Council. Girl Scout memberships must be renewed annually.
New to Girl Scouts?
Anyone new to Girl Scouts can join now for $65 for girls and $30 for adults. Girl Scout Membership spans from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2027. Girl Scout memberships must be renewed annually.
Ready to Renew?
It's easy! Log in to your Girl Scout portal (myGS) and select "Renew Now!" Check out our latest Upcoming Events flyer or Activities page to see some of the fun things you can do this year!
*The annual Girl Scout membership is valid from October 1 through September 30 of the following year. Girl Scout memberships must be renewed annually.
Girl Scouts Get Access to:
Girl Scouts will help her develop:
✔ Skills to thrive today and tomorrow
✔ Confidence and self-esteem
✔ Outdoor, STEM, entrepreneurship and life skills
✔ Friendships, connections, and belonging
✔ Physical and mental well-being
What Girl Scouts Are Saying
Hear directly from Girl Scouts, parents, and volunteers about their experiences and the positive impact of Girl Scouting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What will she do in Girl Scouts? What's the goal? 
When can she join? Can I join, too?
What is a troop and how do I find one? Can I start my own?
Girl Scout Promise and Law
Terms & Conditions and Policies
* Additional costs may apply for uniforms, events, and other fees. Financial aid may be available through your local Girl Scout Council.
