Bronze Award Final Report

Girl Scout Bronze Award Final Report

To be completed by each Girl Scout separately, even if project was earned as a team. This will ensure each Girl Scout's award is properly logged on GSUSA accounts.
I am a member of Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore
This form is for members of Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore. If you belong to a different Girl Scout council, please reach out to your council directly for guidance on submitting your Bronze Award Final Report.
The Girl Scout Bronze Award™, the highest award a Girl Scout Junior can earn, gives you the chance to do big things and make your community better in the process.

This Bronze Award Final Report is to be used by you (and/or your team)—a registered Girl Scout Junior in grades 4th to 5th —with the assistance of your troop/group leader, adult Girl Scout volunteer supervisor, and project advisor (optional) for approval of your Bronze Award project.

Here are the steps you’ll take to earn your Girl Scout Bronze Award:

1.       Go on a Girl Scout Junior Journey.

2.       Build your Girl Scout Junior team.

3.       Explore your community.

4.       Choose your Girl Scout Bronze Award project.

5.       Make a plan.

6.       Put your plan in motion.

7.       Spread the word.
Troop Leaders approve Girl Scout Bronze Awards. The final report is completed once the project is finished and approved by the troop leader.
Completing this form requires signatures from the Girl Scout AND Troop/Group Leader.

Girl Scout Name

First NameLast Name
Troop Number
ex. 1234 or IRG
Grade (during 2026/27 school year)
Caregiver's Email
example@example.com
Troop/Group Leader

Managing guidelines for any project donations, money-earning activities,
or use of troop funds and approvals, where relevant.

* Volunteers in this role must be registered and background checked.
Troop Leader's Name

First NameLast Name
Troop Leader's Phone Number
Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
Troop Leader's Email
example@example.com
Which prerequisite was completed
A Junior Leadership Award OR Journey
Your team: List the names of your Girl Scout Bronze Award Team.
First Name Last Name
Your Girl Scout Bronze Award Project
Project Title
Start Date

MonthDayYear
Completion Date

MonthDayYear
Please write in full sentences and remember to answer each question completely.
1. Summarize your Girl Scout Bronze Award project from start to finish. Use at least 5 sentences
A minimum of 5 sentences
2. How did you decide what was needed in your community? Use at least 2 sentences.
Use at least 2 sentences.
3. Who did your project help? Did you count the number of people impacted, the number of people involved, and the number of items collected/distributed/developed? This is a measure of your project's impact.
Use at least 2 sentences.
4. How do you think your project might be continued now that it is complete? This is sustainability. Use at least 2 sentences.
Use at least 2 sentences.
5. What problems came up? How did you solve them? Use at least 2 sentences.
Use at least 2 sentences.
6. What did you discover about yourself from this experience? How did your team work together? Use at least 2 sentences.
Use at least 2 sentences.
7. How do you feel you and your team have made the world a better place? Use at least 2 sentences.
Use at least 2 sentences.
8. What leadership skills did you use? What did you do to inspire others to act? Use at least 2 sentences.
Use at least 2 sentences.
9. How did you live out the Girl Scout Promise and Law? Use at least 2 sentences.
Use at least 2 sentences.

Signature Page
We the Girl Scout Junior and Troop/Group Leader agree and understand that the Bronze Award Project:
• Cannot be just a collection or donation drive. Donations may be part of a larger Silver Award project.
• Cannot be a fundraiser for another organization, program, or individual.
• Is not simply volunteering time for another organization in an already existing project.
• Cannot be done by multiple teams. Only one team may collaborate on each Bronze Award project.
• Is a Take Action project, not a community service project—even if the community service project is very large and takes a lot of time and hard work.
I, Girl Scout Junior, followed all the requirements and guidelines as outlined by the Bronze Award Guidlines and my council during my Bronze Award project.
Girl Scout Signature
Date

MonthDayYear
I, the Girl Scout Troop/Group Leader, have reviewed the above Girl Scout Bronze Award Final Report. I am aware of and believe this project aligns with the requirements and guidelines outlined by the Bronze Award Guidelines and my council.
Troop/Group Leader's Signature
Date

MonthDayYear
Do we have your permission to share your project/pictures/quotes through internal and external Girl Scout publications? Not all projects are guaranteed to be shared
Upload any photos, documents,etc. to support your Bronze Award project.

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Girl Scout Bronze Award Final Report

Your Girl Scout Bronze Award Project

Signature Page