GSOFCT Bronze Award Project Pitch

GSOFCT Bronze Award Project Pitch

Use this form to introduce us to your Bronze Award Take Action Project idea. This form should be completed by the Adult Volunteer who will oversee the completion of the project. Use the Bronze Award Checklist on our Council Website to make sure that you meet the Bronze Award requirements and prerequisites! When you're ready to start your Bronze Award Take Action project, fill out this form.
You will need the following information to complete this form:
- Names of all Girl Scouts who will earn their Bronze Award through this project
- The expected Start Date and Completion Date of your project
- A summary of the issue that this project will address
- A brief description of the project: its components and goals
- A description of how this project is sustainable
- A statement on how you plan to measure this project's impact!
Which Bronze Awards Prerequisite did you complete?*

Teaching Leadership Award: Junior AidePersonal Leadership Award: True NorthCommunity Advocacy Leadership Award: Take ActionCommunity Advocacy Leadership Award: Global ActionA Girl Scout Junior Journey (select and Specify which Journey was completed in the write-in box below):Other
Name of Adult/ Volunteer Completing Form*

First NameLast Name
Phone Number*
Email*
example@example.com
Troop Number*
Town/ City project will occur in*
How many Juniors will work on this project together?*
Please enter the names of all Girl Scouts who will complete this Bronze Award Take Action Project. Be sure to press the save button after each addition. Pressing save will add an additional field, so you can continue to add additional Girl Scouts.*
What issue in the community will this Bronze Award project address? What have you identified as the root cause of the issue (ie. the aspect you will solve)?*
Ex: Air Quality, Mental Health, Poverty
Briefly Describe your project idea. How will your Girl Scotus address their root cause?*
Share your Girl Scouts' plan to address the root cause of the issue!
How will you make your project sustainable?*
Sustainable means there is a plan in place for the solution to continue to have an impact even after the project is complete! How will your project live on when you're finished?
Will your Girl Scouts be educating community members about their project's issue/ root cause, raising awareness, teaching skills to the community, or advocating for local or statewide policy change? If so, how do your Girl Scouts plan to teach or advocate?
Share more about how your Girl Scouts will interact with their community through this project!
Will your Girl Scouts use GSOFCT Entrepreneurship program funds (Cookie Sales/ Treats and Reads) to complete their project?*

YesNo
Bronze Award Project Guidelines:

The following are not allowed as Bronze Award projects:

Projects that focus solely on collecting, beautifying, decorating, redecorating, rebuiliding, donating, and/or cleaning. The are considered service projects. These aspects can be part of a larger project, but cannot be the only part of the project.

Projects that focus solely on implementing an already existing solution (i.e. Little Libraries, Buddy Benches, Badge Workshops) are not Highest Award projects. These aspects can be part of a larger, unique solution, but cannot be the only part of the project.

Projects that raise money for another organization. Per GSOFCT and GSUSA policy, Girl Scouts may not raise money for another organization and any money raised for the purpose of funding your project may not be directly donated to another organization.

Projects planned and organized by adults that Girl Scouts only implement. Remember: adults should guide Girl Scouts through the process and ensure they meet guidelines, but should allow the project to be girl-led.
I understand and agree to these project guidelines:*

Yes
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