The Acorns and Oaks Patch Program gets girls
learning about the older adults around them, giving them a chance to
spend more time together.
These patches are sold in our
Girl Scout Shops.

Make your own movie, cook food from a different country, go geocaching, sleep under the stars, write a book of short stories, plant a garden?
Invent something new, paint a masterpiece, star in a play, take amazing nature photographs, make your bedroom into a jungle, run a business, go on an adventure trip?
Become an awesome babysitter, sew yourself a dress, build a wooden bench, learn to play a musical instrument, or design a website?
Great news! You can learn to do all these things and earn Girl Scout badges as you go. Complete badges on your own, with your troop or through council resources like the online calendar or community partner opportunities.
Developing an app? Building a community garden? Advocating for a
cause you're passionate about? Yup, there's a badge for that! Find a
list of the badges and Journey awards that Girl Scouts can earn,
including badge requirements using the Award
and Badge Explorer. You can filter results by grade level and
topic. You can also select awards and badges to customize your own PDF
download.
Badges are to be worn on the front of the
sash or vest.
Patch programs are a great way to explore a wide variety of topics and community resources. Through patch programs, girls are able to connect to their communities on a whole new level! Girls will be able to develop new realtionships with local organizations and learn all about what their communities can offer. Click on the title of each patch program below to download the requirements.
Have you completed a GSCP2P Patch Program? Use this form to request patches (patch requests will take up to two weeks) for a specific program, as well as give your feedback. This form will also help us plan and enhance future programming. Girls can express their opinions about programs on the form as well.
Patches earned through a patch program are to be worn on the back of the sash or vest.
Is your organization interested in creating a patch program for Girl Scouts? Contact us for more information!