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Planning fun and interesting activities for Girl Scout troop meetings, service unit events, or even while camping takes time. Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana is here to help make Girl Scouting easier for new leaders and those who have been in Girl Scouting for many years. New program packets are designed to enhance the Girl Scout Leadership Experience by providing hands-on activities that help girls earn badges and patches. Download the materials to get started today!
Girl Scout Multicultural Celebration Patch Series
Girl Scouts Give Patch Program
International Day of the Girl
Every year on October 11, the global community comes together to celebrate International Day of the Girl.
It’s the day when you can recognize the power of girls everywhere—and highlight, discuss, and take action to advance the rights of, and opportunities for, girls across the globe.
Every girl has the power to realize her potential. But it’s important to amplify girls’ voices and advocate for their inclusion in changemaking spaces. By supporting and investing in girls, you can make the world a better place.
Celebrate International Day of the Girl to not only to support a platform where girls can speak out, but also to share girls’ achievements, triumphs, and contributions as we build towards a brighter and more equitable future for girls everywhere.
Juneteenth
Juneteenth (June 19), also known as Freedom Day, is a monumental moment for African Americans in the United States. Even though President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, officially ending slavery in 1863, in-practice slavery remained in some parts of the country. When word that the Civil War was over and slavery was abolished finally made it to Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865, celebrations among the newly free, Black community followed. This was the beginning of the annual tradition, Juneteenth. Celebrations of Juneteenth include faith and community-based events with prayer service, parades, food, athletic competitions, oral readings, reflections, dancing, and more!
Learn and understand the importance of Juneteenth by completing one or more activities.
Girl Scout Multicultural Celebration Patch Series
The Girl Scout Multicultural Community Celebration Patch Series is designed to celebrate the countless contributions that diverse communities have made and continue to make in the United States. You can earn up to five patches and complete the circle over the course of the year! Girl Scouts of all levels and their leaders have plenty of activities to choose from to learn interesting new things and earn each segment of this fun patch.
Black History Month 
February is Black History Month, an annual celebration of achievements and contributions by the African American and Black communities—a time for recognizing their central role in US history.
Asian American Pacific Islander Month
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month, an annual celebration of the achievements and contributions of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders in the United States.
LGBTQ+ Pride Month
LGBTQ+ Pride Month is celebrated annually in June to honor the 1969 Stonewall riots and works to achieve equal justice and equal opportunity for the LGBTQ+ community.
Hispanic Heritage Month
September is Hispanic Heritage Month. “¡Yo soy una Girl Scout!” This fun patch is designed to provide Girl Scouts and volunteers of all backgrounds the opportunity to learn more about the cultures of the 21 Spanish-speaking countries and territories honored during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month or, as it is also referred to, American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month. Celebrate the cultures, traditions, histories, and countless contributions of Native American communities in the US.
Girl Scouts Give Patch Program
The purpose of the Girl Scouts Give patch program is to help you understand the importance of supporting your Girl Scout Sisters through investments of your TIME, TALENT, and TREASURE. Learn ways to be a philanthropist, how to be a sister to every Girl Scout, why donating to Girl Scouts is important, and how to use things you’re doing every day to create good.
Download the goal setting sheet.
Girl Scout Tree Promise
Trees are nature’s superheroes! They help people, animals, and the planet. Trees clean our air, reduce pollution, prevent erosion, provide living space for wildlife, and so much more. Our planet’s need for trees is more urgent than ever as climate change presents new challenges for humans and animals.
Whether it’s in a backyard, at camp, or in your community, you can join Girl Scouts from all over to plant, protect, and honor trees with the Girl Scout Tree Promise. By working together, we can create a better future for ourselves and the planet.
Girl Scouts Love the Outdoors
Celebrate summer! Earn the Girl Scouts Love the Outdoors Challenge patch by finding new ways to discover the great outdoors. You don’t need to travel far—you can complete activities in your neighborhood, at a park, or by using your imagination. The challenge begins on June 1 and ends with the Girl Scouts Love State Parks weekend on September 19 and 20, 2026.
Girl Scouts Love State Parks
It’s time to lead the way at your favorite state parks and help create a better planet for all! How? By heading out to explore your local state parks during this year’s Girls Scouts Love State Parks on September 12-13 and September 19-20! Every year, on the second weekend of September, you can participate in self-guided tours, family hikes, watersports, stargazing, and more, all while fostering a clean environment for everyone to enjoy with Pick Up America.