Celebrating the Impact of Hispanic Girl Scouts
Hispanic Heritage Month is all about recognizing the vibrant cultures and powerful contributions of Hispanic communities. To celebrate, we’re shining a spotlight on some amazing Hispanic Gold Award Girl Scouts who have turned their passions into positive change. These stories are proof that when corazón (heart) meets action, incredible things happen.
Laura Munoz
Feral Cat Overpopulation Awareness
Laura created pamphlets addressing feral cat overpopulation and built shelters to educate her community.
Lia Olmos
Pollination for the Next Generation
Lia designed a pollinator garden at a local day care and created curriculum for the stuednts to learn about it and help install it.
Alaina Bowie
Helping Hawks: Tutoring and Mentoring Program
Alaina created a website and a tutoring and mentoring program at her local middle school where high school students serve as volunteer tutors and mentors.
Aurelia Vidrio
Native Plant Prayer Garden
Aurelia renovated a prayer garden to increase emotional wellness and pollination, along with teaching girls how to build bird houses used for the garden.
Gold Award Girl Scouts like Laura, Lia, Alaina, and Aurelia help highlight the strength and impact of our Hispanic Girl Scouts. As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, let's continue to uplift and celebrate these amazing girls.
