Based on ethical values expressed in the Girl Scout Promise and Law, Girl Scouting inspires girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism and service. Founded in 1912, Girl Scouting joins together, in friendship, girls from all segments of American life and from all parts of the world. St. Mary's County, Oakville, Banneker, Leonardtown, Mechanicsville, Loveville, Charlotte Hall, New Market, Avenue, Chaptico, Helen Service Unit 3 Western Charles County, Indian Head, Bryan's Road, Pisgah, Nanjemoy, Marbury Service Unit 4 Eastern Charles County, Waldorf, Pinefield, Bryantown, St. Charles, Hughesville Service Unit 5 Northern Charles County, southbound side of Route 301, west to Bryans Road, White Plains and south to La Plata.
Girl scouting encourages girls to become involved in their communities.
Our girls spend their time helping others in a variety of ways. In becoming part of their community, they learn the importance of reaching out to others. Great location, wonderful weather, and lots of fun for all. Girl Scouts in Calvert County participated in a Wreath Laying ceremony at Prince Frederick Courthouse and placed flags on veteran's graves at All Saints Cemetery. Brownies in Waldorf participated in their first public flag ceremony at Westlake High School for the Youth Athletic Organization.