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Girls learn to use resources wisely It’s nearly time for new phone books to land on front porches and in business lobbies. Local Girl Scouts have a creative way for your old phone books to be re-used! Now through July 31, Girl Scouts will be collecting old phone books for Nestle Purina’s Project PetLitter. [...]  Project PetLitter May 1 – July 31, 2011 Project PetLitter is a program designed to help recycle old phonebooks and keep them out of landfills. Phone books are collected by Nestle Purina, who then recycles them by turning them into pet litter. Girl Scout troops that participate will receive $25 from Nestle Purina for [...] Earth Hour and Girls Scouts of the USA announced a collaboration to increase environmental education, awareness and action. This collaboration is part of the Earth Hour global campaign, launched today in Singapore, that marks the beginning of a new phase for Earth Hour to “go beyond the hour” – encouraging people to capture, [...] New York’s Auburnpub.com reports that On March 12, Girl Scouts of the USA will celebrate its 99th birthday. In preparation to celebrate the centennial, many activities and events are being planned both locally and nationally to celebrate our history. A nationwide take-action project entitled “Girl Scouts Forever Green” will allow Girl Scouts of all [...] Girl Scouts Forever Green Our 2011 Girl Scouts Forever Green Signature Project is “Power Down and Unplug.” The purpose of this project is to encourage people to save energy and lower our carbon footprint. Girls can participate in one of four ways: Encourage your school or community business to power down and unplug during [...] |
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