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NEWS
01 Oct 2018
Mai Donohue will join us on Thursday, November 1st from 5:00pm to 7:00pm at the GSSNE Council Office for a book signing and conversation about her novel Crossing the Bamboo Bridge: Memoirs of a Bad Luck Girl.
The Cookie Kick-Off! Registration Open!
22 Oct 2018
Register today! The 2019 Cookie Season is nearly upon us and that means, time for the Cookie Kick-Off!
Get Outdoors at Camp Hoffman and Bring a Friend!
04 Oct 2018
Do you aspire to be an outdoor SHE-RO? Come discover your superpowers in the great outdoors and uncover the amazing adventures that Girl Scouts experience amongst the beauty that is Camp Hoffman.
GSSNE Tribute Book is Now Available Online!
24 Sep 2018
The Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England Tribute Book has been a long standing tradition within our council. It is a great way to show love and appreciation to someone on a special occasion, to honor the memory of a loved one, or to recognize an outstanding volunteer. To learn more check out the "Tribute Book" dropdown on the Ways to Give Donate page!
The 2018-2019 Program Guide is now live online & registration is OPEN!
21 Aug 2018
IT'S HERE! The digital version of our 2018-2019 Program Guide is ready for you to view!
12 Jun 2018
Check out the details on this impressive Girl Scout inspored, hand-stitched quilt by our Board Chair, George Shuster. The theme of the quilt is the “Global Pillar of the Girl Scouts” symbolizing the Girl Scout mission of building young women of “courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place.” Click the story to learn more!
