No Name Calling Week January  

Random Acts of Kindness Week Activities February    

International Women's Day March   

Act, Speak, Build Week March-April  

TV Turn Off Week April    

National Youth Service Day  April  

Take Our Daughters to Work Day  4th Thursday in April  

National Trails Day June    

National Safety Month  June    

National River Clean Up Week  June  

Freedom Walk - Sept 11  

National Women's Friendship Day 3rd Sunday in September  

Hispanic Heritage Month Sept 15- Oct 15  

National Good Neighbor Day 4th Sunday in September  

Native American Day 4th Friday in September  

National Public Lands Day September  

World Water Monitoring Day Sept - Oct  

Love Your Body Day October  

Character Counts Week October  

Make a Difference Day October  

American Recycles Day November  

Law Day 2008 May 1  

Beach Jam May and Sept  

Future Leader Day August

Special Days in Girl Scouting

Founder's Day (Juliette Low's Birthday October 31

On Founder's Day, Girl Scouts across the country honor Juliette Low in many ways.

Thinking Day (Birthday of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell) February 22

Thinking Day is the birthday of both Lord Robert Baden-Powell, founder of Boy Scouts, and his wife Lady Olave Baden-Powell, the World Chief Guide. Robert Baden-Powell and his sister Agnes started the first troop of Boy Scouts & Girl Guides. Thinking Day has become a day for Girl Scouts and Girl Guides all over the world to think about one another.

Girl Scouts of the USA's Birthday March 12

On March 12, 1912, Juliette Low and two other women met with 18 girls to form the first Girl Scout troop in the United States. Girl Scouts celebrate this anniversary of the first Girl Scout meeting for an entire week. The week in which March 12 falls is recognized as Girl Scout week. 

Girl Scout Leader's Day  April 22

Girl Scout Leader's Day is the time to thank your leader for all the work she has done and for all the help she has given you.