Silver Award: Final Report
The Girl Scout Silver Award project must be completed before you bridge to Seniors and no later than September 30 of your ninth grade year, including the project, final report, and presentation to the committee. A staff member will review your final report and schedule your presentation to the committee. If you are completing the Silver Award as a troop, each girl must complete this report independently. Collaborate about your project, but do not copy and paste answers. This report is about YOUR contribution to the overall project.
Troop Number (enter 0 if you are a Juliette)
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Your Name
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First Name
Last Name
Project Advisor
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First Name
Last Name
Project Advisor email
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What county do you live in?
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Will you complete your Silver project with your troop or own your own?
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Troop
On my own
List the names of other troop members you are working with for your project.
I contributed at least 50 hours to this project.
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Tips for writing a great final report!
1) Explain your project as if you are speaking to someone who needs all the details. 2) Reread your answers to check for spelling and grammar. 3) Answer in a complete sentence. It's a great idea to repeat the question - for example if the question is "What is your name?", you should reply "My name is _."
Silver Award Project Title
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Who (or what organization) does your project benefit?
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What issue did your project address?
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Describe the steps involved in putting your plan into action, including all resources used.
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How did you display active leadership during your project?
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What community members, groups, clubs, or organizations helped you with specific tasks that needed to be done for your project?
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Project Finances
Silver Award projects may be funded by the troop treasury, contributions from family members, or through money-earning activities.
Address the Root Cause
The success of a Silver Award project can be measured - the number of people helped, the reduction of the community's need, and other concrete numbers. A Silver Award project is sustainable when it creates lasting change and is not a one-time event. Sustainability can be achieved by making a permanent solution, educating and inspiring others, or changing a rule, regulation, or law.
How did you measure the impact of your project? Be specific and provide any related numbers or data.
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How is your project sustainable?
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Share Your Story!
There are many ways to spread the word about your project! If your project has a physical space, object(s), or distributed item(s), it should be labeled to identify it as a Girl Scout Silver Award project.
How did you tell others about your project? Be specific. Provide links, if applicable.
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If you could give one piece of advice to a future Silver Award candidate, what would it be?
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