Carver Girl Scouts

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween and Happy Birthday to Juliette “Daisy” Gordon Low, 1912 founder.

10/17/2026

09/25/2026

Carver’s Town Wide Camping weekend has been highlighted by Girl Scouts of Eastern Mass.

09/11/2026

Today, we remember Jennifer Kane, a Girl Scout alum from Plymouth whose life was taken too soon while working on the 100th floor of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

Jennifer held a deep connection to Camp Wind in the Pines, and we are honored to carry on her legacy through the Jennifer Kane Memorial Challenge Course, the Jennifer Kane Memorial Pavilion, and the Jennifer Kane Campership Fund for Plymouth Girl Scouts.

On this 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, we remember Jennifer, honor her legacy, and remain grateful for the lasting impact she continues to have on generations of Girl Scouts. 💚

📸: Girl Scout Campers pose in front of the Jennifer Kane Memorial Challenge Course sign.

09/08/2026

Something new this November!

Double the celebration. 🎉 One for you. 🍪 One for your furry bestie. 🐶

Girl Scout Sparkables™ are allergy-friendly, crunchy oatmeal chocolate chip cookies with colorful sprinkles, and Patch Pals™ are soft-baked, blueberry muffin-inspired treats made just for your canine BFF. More smiles, more tail wags, and more reasons to celebrate together. 💜

✨ Available online only this upcoming Girl Scout Cookie Season, starting December 8! https://link.girlscouts.org/4fZ8cN6

09/07/2026

08/26/2026

RIP Girl Scout legend. 💚

08/24/2026

Our Girl Scouts recently gathered for our Town Wide Camping event, and it was a weekend to remember. With a wonderful turnout of Scouts and volunteers across multiple levels, the event brought our Girl Scout community together for two days of outdoor adventure, connection, and growth.
Highlights of the weekend included a 3 mile hike through the scenic trails of Miles Standish State Forest, hands-on campfire cooking, and an evening of campfire karaoke that had everyone singing along under the stars. Scouts embraced the spirit of adventure with dancing in the rain, catching bugs, toads, and frogs, learning camp skills and exploring plant identification throughout the forest.
Meals throughout the weekend were planned and prepared by the girls themselves, giving Scouts the opportunity to build practical life skills and take ownership of their experience from start to finish.
One of the most meaningful parts of the weekend was watching Scouts from different levels come together to share skills, mentor one another, and build friendships across our Service Unit. From our youngest Daisies to our older Scouts, everyone found their place in the fun.
True to Girl Scout values, our troops left the area better than they found it. Scouts worked together to clean up trash and clear debris from the site, practicing Leave No Trace principles and ensuring Miles Standish State Forest remained clean and beautiful for the next visitors.
We were so proud of the turnout for this event, and while we were thrilled with the number of Scouts and families who joined us, we also missed those who were unable to attend this year. We look forward to welcoming even more of our Girl Scout community to future events and we cannot wait for next year.

08/11/2026

Nearly 100 years later, s’mores are still a campfire classic. 💚 Who are you sharing s’mores with today? Via: Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland