March 6-12: Girl Scout Week
Girl Scouts celebrate Girl Scout Week. It is a commemoration of the organization’s beginning 99 years ago. Since 1912, Girl Scouting has helped millions of young women grow up courageous and strong. Continually evolving while remaining true to core beliefs, Girl Scouting cultivates values and social conscience within girls while teaching them real-life skills to succeed.
Sunday, March 6: Girl Scout Sunday 
Girl Scout Sunday begins Girl Scout Week each year; it gives girls an opportunity to attend their place of worship and be recognized as a Girl Scout. If a place of worship is the group’s sponsor, girls may perform a service such as greeting, ushering, or doing a flag ceremony. This day can also be a time when girls explore other faiths if they wish.
Monday, March 7 – Friday, March 11:
These days can be used for special days for your troop. Some ideas could include the following: Helping Out at Home Day, Random Acts of Kindness Day, Wear Your Uniform to School Day, International Friend Day, Tell a Friend about Girl Scouts Day, and so on. Let your troop members brainstorm and see what great ideas they have.
Saturday, March 12: Girl Scout Sabbath
Girl Scout Sabbath concludes Girl Scout Week each year; it gives girls an opportunity to attend their place of worship and be recognized as a Girl Scout. If a place of worship is the group’s sponsor, girls may perform a service such as greeting, ushering, or doing a flag ceremony. This day can also be a time when girls explore other faiths if they wish.
Saturday, March 12, 2011, is also Girl Scout Birthday!
This year we are celebrating 99 years of Girl Scouting! Celebrate our Girl Scout Birthday by having a party, sharing our Girl Scout History with the girls, or attending the council-wide 99th Birthday Party.