​Girl Scouts Troop 1367

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Upcoming Activities

​Our Troop is currently on Summer break.  Activities will resume in August/September.  
We encourage to use the contact form below if you are interested in having your daughter(s) join our troop when we resume activities after the Summer break.

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Girl Scouts History

​Juliette Magill Kinzie Gordon was born on October 31, 1860 in Savannah, Georgia.  She was affectionately know as "Daisy".  She married William Mackay Low in 1886 and together they set up homes in England and Savannah.  

Juliette Gordon Low founded the Girl Scouts of the USA in 1912 in her hometown of Savannah, Georgia.  The movement is the preeminent leadership development organization for girls with 2.8 million girls and adult members worldwide.  

Juliette Gordon Low received numerous recognition and awards for her leadership with the Girl Scouts movement as listed in the below Timeline.

Juliette Gordon Low: A Timeline of Honors

• 1944: The United States launches a "Liberty Ship" named in her honor, the SS Juliette Low, hull number 2446.
• 1948: The United States Post Office releases a three-cent stamp commemorating Juliette Gordon Low as the founder of Girl Scouts.
• 1954: The city of Savannah names the Juliette Gordon Low Elementary School after her. Elementary schools in Arlington, Illinois, and Anaheim, California, are also named in her honor.
• 1974: A bust of Juliette Gordon Low is dedicated and displayed in the Georgia State Capitol.
• 1979: The National Women's Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, New York, inducts Juliette Gordon Low, along with Dorothea Dix, Alice Paul, and Elizabeth Bayley Seton.
• 1983: President Ronald Reagan signs a bill into law naming a new U.S. federal building complex in Savannah in honor of Juliette Gordon Low. At the time, it is only the second such structure in the United States named after a woman.
• 1992: Georgia Women of Achievement, a statewide organization dedicated to promoting the accomplishments of exceptional women in Georgia history, inducts Juliette Gordon Low during their first ceremony.
• 2005: Juliette Gordon Low is memorialized in The Extra Mile – Points of Light monument in Washington, DC, the only national monument paying tribute to individuals who selflessly champion ”causes to help others realize a better America.”
• 2012: President Barack Obama posthumously awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award in the United States, to Juliette Gordon Low for her “remarkable vision,” and celebrates “her dedication to empowering girls everywhere." 

For more information on the outstanding work of Juliette Gordon Low visit: "Girl Scouts.org, About Girl Scouts History". 

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About Girl Scouts Troop 1367

Girl Scouts Troop 1367 has has been a subsidiary organization of Rockwell A.M.E. Zion Church for over 16 years. The group is a member of the Hornets'  Nest Council and is currently being led by Tina Baldwin (Seniors & Cadets).  She is assisted by the following:  Pam Stephenson and Marion Anthony-Jordan (Brownies & Daisies).

Meetings: Meetings are held monthly on the 1st  and 3rd Saturdays; and on some ​5th Saturdays.  Members and parents will be notified when there will be a meeting on the 5th Saturday.

Troop 1376 provides leadership to members that includes the following in weekly meetings:

1. Journeys
2. Community Service
3. Life Skills
4. Physical Movement
5. Arts & Crafts

​In addition to the above listed activities the troop organizes occasional field trips to further provide exciting adventures for members.

The groups are as follows:  

• Daisies - Grades K-1, ages 5-7
• Brownies - Grades 2-3, ages 7-9
• Juniors - Grades 4-5, ages 9-11
• Cadettes - Grades 6-8 (Middle School), ages 11-14
• Seniors - Grades 9-10, ages 14-16
• Ambassadors - Grades 11-12, ages 16-18  

Membership:  Girl Scouts Troop 1367 welcomes new members.  Anyone who is interested in joining this troop should contact Tina Baldwin using the contact form below. Please include your phone number.

SUPPORT:  ​Girl Scouts Troop 1367 welcomes financial support from well wishers.  If you would like to make a donation, please contact Tina Baldwin using the Contact Form below.  Thank you.

Members of Troop 1367 give the "Hand Shake"

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