Girl Scouts have so many wow-worthy stories to share!
EVERYONE in Girl Scouting has a role in protecting our name, our image, and our brand.
Your actions, words, social media posts, recruitments, and events represent you, your service unit, your council, and the larger Girl Scout movement. Whether you’re talking about Girl Scouts with your friends, wearing a GS shirt in public, or sharing photos of your troop on Facebook, you are all walking talking representations of what it means to be a Girl Scout and what this organization is and does.
Here are some resources to help you connect with local media and share how Girl Scouts are taking action in the Hudson Valley.
Membership Year 2024-2025 Social Media Posts 
Recruitment Social Media Images
Renewal Social Media Images
Flyers and Handouts
Brand Color Palette
Girl Scout Research Institute Research
When Do I Need a Licensed Vendor for Merchandise?
When Can I use a Non-Licensed Vendor for Merchandise
SU or Troop Website
Creating Flyers/Handouts/Business Cards
Facebook and Other Social Media
How do I use logos?
Writing Letters
What Font Should I Use?
What is the Best Way to Write about Girl Scouts?
Servicemarks and Trefoils for your use
Powerpoint Templates
Image Safety Guidelines
Uniform Guide
Daisy Girl Scouts
The Daisy tunic is pictured above—vests are also available. Download the Daisy Uniform Guide (PDF).
Place your first Journey awards at the bottom of your tunic. As you earn additional Journey awards, work your way up. If your Journey awards and badges don't fit on the front of your tunic or vest, you can wear them on the back.
In addition to the standard white and blue option, Daisies may choose to wear a full uniform ensemble, which includes a beanie and leggings or a skirt.
Brownie Girl Scouts
The Brownie vest is pictured above—sashes are also available. Download the Brownie Uniform Guide (PDF).
Place your first Journey awards at the bottom of your vest. As you earn additional Journey awards, work your way up. If your Journey awards and badges don't fit on the front of your vest or sash, you can wear them on the back.
In addition to the standard white and khaki option, Brownies may choose to wear a full uniform ensemble, which includes a Brownie shirt, beanie, tie, skort, and socks or tights.
Junior Girl Scouts
The Junior vest is pictured above—shashes are also available. Download the Junior Uniform Guide (PDF).
Place your first Journey awards at the bottom of your vest. As you earn additional Journey awards, work your way up. If your Journey awards and badges don't fit on the front of your vest or sash, you can wear them on the back.
Cadette Girl Scouts
The Cadette vest is pictured above—sashes are also available. Download the Cadette Uniform Guide (PDF).
Place your first Journey awards at the bottom of your vest. As you earn additional Journey awards, work your way up. If your Journey awards and badges don't fit on the front of your vest or sash, you can wear them on the back.
Senior Girl Scouts
The Senior vest is pictured above—sashes are also available. Download the Senior Uniform Guide (PDF).
If your awards and badges don't fit on your vest or sash, you can wear them on the back.
Ambassador Girl Scouts
The Ambassador vest is pictured above—sashes are also available. Download the Ambassador Uniform Guide (PDF).
If your awards and badges don't fit on your vest or sash, you can wear them on the back.
These resources are available to leaders, Service Unit Teams, and current Girl Scouts in the Heart of the Hudson territory. All users must be currently registered and in good standing with the council. Failure to follow guidelines will limit permissions granted.
Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson reserves the right to update these policies on an on-going basis without prior notification.
