At Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida, there is nothing we take more seriously than the safety and well being of our Girl Scouts, volunteers and council staff. We have been closely monitoring the information regarding the COVID-19 virus through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and local, state and national public health officials. As new information is being reported daily, we will remain fluid in our planning and scheduling. We will take all possible and appropriate measures to ensure girls continue to have a safe, fun, one-of-a-kind experience at Girl Scouts.

PLEASE REFER TO OUR COVID-19 UPDATES PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Event Listings

Our council has an entire team dedicated to creating extraordinary, high-quality, fun experiences for our local Girl Scouts and beyond. We offer activities, events, programs, and workshops for all Girl Scout grade-levels and every skill level. Our wide-range of programs run year-round, so you will want to visit this page and check gsEvents often for new additions!

The event listing below is just for reference, please visit your myGS account to register for upcoming programs

Types of Programs

Entrepreneurship: Helping girls enter the business and entrepreneurial workforce is beneficial for girls and the world. If girls are left out of the entrepreneurial space, they can suffer from long-term financial and career consequences. But when girls’ and women’s ideas for how to change the world are put into action, the economy gains revenue and society gains ingenuity. Encouraging girls’ interest in entrepreneurship prepares them for any future career of their choosing. The social and emotional qualities that lead to successful entrepreneurship, like curiosity, confidence, and innovation, are crucial for all types of academic and career success. Building these skills prepares girls for workforce readiness no matter where they go or what they decide to do.

For more information about Entrepreneurship programming, contact Brooke Schreiber, Girl Experience Manager at bschreiber@gssef.org.
Outdoors: Since 1912, girls have explored and strengthened their outdoor skills and commitment to environmental stewardship through Girl Scouting. Guided by supportive adults and peers, Girl Scouts discover the wonders of nature, experience the thrill of adventure, and challenge themselves and one another to reach new heights. These experiences hone their outdoor and leadership skills, inspire them to take action to protect the environment, and reinforce friendships to last a lifetime.

For more information about Outdoor programming, contact Kate Goosey, Outdoor Program and Education Manager, at kgoosey@gssef.org.
Life Skills: Girl Scout badges, beginning with Civic Engagement and expanding to Healthy Living, Communication Skills, Practical Skills, and Global Citizenship, form the foundation of activities that help girls grow as Girl Scouts. Whether it’s by exercising and staying healthy, developing strong relationships with family and peers, advocating on behalf of others, protecting our environment, or exploring careers that can truly change the world for the better, girls gain the skills and the inspiration to accept challenges, overcome obstacles, and take the lead.

For more information about Life Skills programming, contact Kaley Homan, Girl Experience Manager, at khoman@gssef.org.
STEM: Girl Scouts provides countless opportunities for young girls to jump into STEM and explore their interests and passions with fun, challenging activities like building robots, designing apps and video games, and collecting data to help scientists protect the environment. Because interest in STEM begins in early childhood (between the ages of five and ten5 ), Girl Scouts’ “fun with purpose” K–12 curriculum helps bridge the gender gap by ensuring that girls of every age have opportunities to participate in progressive, multiyear STEM experiences. Indeed, girls who participate in Girl Scout STEM programs become more confident in their math and science abilities and more interested in STEM subjects and careers.

For more information about STEM programming, contact Mia Ramsey, STEM Program and Education Manager, at mramsey@gssef.org.

Parents can register girls, too!

That’s right! Individual families or individually registered Girl Scouts can register for Girl Scout programs anytime.

Adults and Tagalongs

Adult Supervision expectation: GSUSA establishes adult supervision requirements for Girl Scout activities. When program capacity is limited, adult spaces may be restricted to GSUSA minimum requirements to allow for maximum girl participation. Adults registering for this program acknowledge they will be required to provide adult supervision to girls participating in this program. Additional adults, in excess of GSUSA requirements, may register and participate in programs when program capacity permits. Detailed, program-specific supervision expectations will be provided to registered participating adults in the Program Confirmation email sent prior to the program.

Tagalongs: A tagalong is any person who is not affiliated with Girl Scouts, but who is along for the activity. Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida offers Girl Scout membership programming year-round. While most of our programs do not permit tagalongs for safety and security purposes, we offer family events throughout the year.

Registration, Confirmation and Cancellation

Whether you’re a troop volunteer or family member, we want you to have easy access to everything our Council has to offer. Read more about our online program registration, confirmation and our GSSEF Refund Policies.

Questions? Contact customercare@gssef.org. Our Customer Care team works closely with our Girl Experience Team so we can help you know which programs to select, how to prepare and what to expect. A majority of our activities offer patches and many contain elements that lead to earning a national Girl Scout Badge.

Financial Assistance

This type of Financial Assistance is available to girl members who are currently registered with GSSEF and provides up to $30.00 per Girl Scout year (October through September) for Council-sponsored program registration available through our Activities Calendar and for Service Unit Camporee/Ingathering registration. Financial Assistance that is granted for a Service Unit Camporee/Ingathering is paid directly to the Service Unit.

Girl Program Registration Financial Assistance Application

Please note completing the application does not guarantee approval for Financial Assistance.

*The $30.00 per Girl Scout year does not include Financial Assistance for Resident Camp. Resident Camp Financial Assistance will be reviewed separately.

Events List

Girl Scouts Love Butterflies GSSEF Council's Own Badge Virtual Event

MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED

Date: Wed Mar 01, 10:00 AM - Fri Mar 31, 11:59 PM EST

Hey Girl Scouts, let’s get ready to flutter as you earn your Girl Scouts of South East Florida Council's Own Butterflies Badge!

Girl Scouts Take On Virtual Design with Xcel

MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED

Date: Sat Apr 22, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM EST

Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) is basically the method of creating a construction project virtually before doing it in the real world. Join us and discover how engineers use Revit software (STEM) to create digital models while creating your own digital model.

My Money Choices (Bilingual) April 2023

MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED

Date: Sun Apr 30, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM EST

Bilingual Daisies are invited to join GSSEF for a virtual program that will teach the My Money Choices badge on April 30, 2023, from 2 PM-3:30 PM EST via Zoom! There are things that we want and things that we need. We need food to keep our bodies healthy and strong. We also need clothes and a place to live to keep us protected. But do we need new toys, video games, and television? Through this program, participants will find out more about their wants and needs, set a goal, learn how to make choices with money, and earn GSUSAs My Money Choices badge.

Las Daisies Bilinges estn invitadas a unirse a GSSEF para un programa virtual que ensear la insignia Mis Opciones de Dinero el 7 de Mayo de 2023, de de 2 PM-3:30 PM. Tiempo Este por medio de la plataforma Zoom! Hay cosas que queremos y cosas que necesitamos. Necesitamos alimentos para mantener nuestros cuerpos sanos y fuertes. Tambin necesitamos ropa y un lugar donde vivir para mantenernos seguros y protegidos. Pero, necesitamos juguetes nuevos, video juegos y televisin? A travs de este programa, las participantes obtendrn ms informacin sobre sus deseos y necesidades, establecern una meta, aprendern a tomar decisiones con el dinero y obtendrn la insignia Mis opciones de Dinero de GSUSA.

My Money Choices (Bilingual) May 2023

MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED

Date: Sun May 07, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM EST

Bilingual Daisies are invited to join GSSEF for a virtual program that will teach the My Money Choices badge on May 7, 2023, from de 2 PM-3:30 PM EST via Zoom! There are things that we want and things that we need. We need food to keep our bodies healthy and strong. We also need clothes and a place to live to keep us protected. But do we need new toys, video games, and television? Through this program, participants will find out more about their wants and needs, set a goal, learn how to make choices with money, and earn GSUSAs My Money Choices badge.

DEI - Asian American & Pacific Islander Month

MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED

Date: Wed May 10, 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM EST

Youre invited to join GSSEF for a special Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month virtual program on May 10, 2023, from 4:00PM 6:30PM EST! AAPI Month is an annual celebration, observed in May, of achievements by Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders who also played a central role in U.S. history. Through this program, participants will earn GSSEFs brand-new Asian American and Pacific Islander Month patch, a part of our new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Series. You can learn more about the series below!

CareerSpark! with CEO and Founder of Eat Me Guilt Free (DBJ)

MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED

Date: Sat May 27, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM EST

Girl Scouts are invited to the third installment of our CareerSpark! virtual series! The CareerSpark! virtual series provides girls the opportunity for career exploration across a variety of industries with a new program each quarter. On May 27th, we will be joined by Cristie Besu, the CEO and Founder of Eat Me Guilt Free.