For 100 years, Girl Scouts across North Florida have explored new possibilities, discovered their strengths, served their communities and grown into leaders who make a difference.
What began generations ago has become a powerful legacy carried forward by every Girl Scout who has worn the uniform, earned a badge, gathered around a campfire, taken on a challenge, served her community or discovered that her voice has the power to create change.
Girl Scouts of Gateway Council proudly celebrates 100 years of building girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. Join us in honoring the past and celebrating the future.
For a century, Gateway Council has supported the Girl Scout experience across North Florida by maintaining camp properties, providing skill-building programs and experiences, equipping volunteers with resources and training, and creating opportunities for girls to explore, lead and dream big.
Today, Girl Scouts of Gateway Council serves approximately 10,800 members, including nearly 6,200 girls in grades K–12 and 4,600 adults across 35 North Florida counties. Together, they are part of a legacy that has been growing for 100 years.
