Build Self-Esteem Kits with your troop, school, workplace, church, family, or community organization.
Troops can use kit-building to practice teamwork, advocacy, planning, and meaningful community service.
Junior troops can collect supplies, create encouragement notes, assemble kits, and learn how small acts of service can strengthen their community.
Work with the troop leader to determine which badge, Bronze Award, or service requirements the project may support.
Explore Girl Scout BadgesCadettes can take on deeper leadership by researching community needs, building a project plan, coordinating donations, leading assembly, and measuring impact.
Troop leaders can connect the activity to appropriate badge, Journey, Silver Award, or Take Action expectations.
Learn About Take ActionGlow & Grow Girls provides the service opportunity; Girl Scout councils and troop leaders determine badge and award eligibility.
Students can create kits individually, through clubs, or as a school-wide service effort.
High school students may be able to document approved kit-building work toward service-learning hours and the Service-Learning Diploma. Students should obtain approval from their school service-learning coach before beginning.
Host a collection drive, youth service day, or multigenerational kit-building event.
Turn an employee volunteer day into a practical, hands-on project with measurable output.
Create kits for a birthday service project, club activity, neighborhood event, or holiday giving effort.
Select a troop, school, workplace, church, or community format and identify your project leader.
Choose the number of kits, timeline, collection method, and any required approvals.
Use the Glow & Grow recipe, include the confidence printables, and complete a quality check.
Contact Glow & Grow Girls or an approved community partner before distributing kits.
For available project discount pricing, contact Corina Pfeffer, Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder.
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