Girl Scouts in the News

Although it was a few days early, Girl Scouts of North East Ohio Service Unit No. 762 celebrated Thinking Day, which is actually set for Monday and honors the birthday of Boy Scouts of America founder Robert Baden-Powell....more

Monday, troop leaders lined up to pile up their Girl Scout cookies. Before the 60,000 cookies reach you, these sweet treats travel a long way. The first of March marked the first day for cookie drops across northeast Ohio. Dedicated moms and dads braved the cold so they could keep the Girl Scout cookie tradition on track....more

You may have read or heard about some Lemon Chalet Crèmes™ Girl Scout Cookies being withdrawn for quality reasons. First, be assured that none of these affected cookies have been or will be delivered to Girl Scouts of North East Ohio (GSNEO)....more

Important activity updates due to inclement weather...more

You can make history in 2010 by participating in the 2010 Census. Completing and returning your form is one of the most important ways you can contribute to society this year. Conducted every 10 years, the census provides more than a population count....more

Troops 91376, 91308, and 91065 from Westfield Center in Medina County braved the winter storm on February 5 to spend the night at the Cleveland Zoo for the "Night Tracks" program....more

“Making the World a Better Place – Inspired by You” Congratulations Marie Claire!...more

Hudson Troop #1157, led by Sandy McCollough and April Fields, provided meals to the Ronald McDonald House in Akron. This group of 5th Graders browned over 20 pounds of ground beef and collected 72 hamburger buns, 6 bags of salad, 10 cans of sloppy joe sauce and dozens of cookies and goodies....more

Hudson Troop #515, led by Donna Menendez, made teddy bears in December for Akron Children's Hospital oncology patients. This toy-making event was hosted and supported by First & Main merchant Bear on The Square. Eleven cuddly bears were hand-created by this troop of kindergarten girls....more

World Thinking Day – or World Friendship Day – is celebrated by troops/service units during the month of February and beginning of March. Service Units have a fair of sorts where troops pick a country and represent it through food, crafts, displays, and sometimes talent shows....more