Silver Award Final Report

This Final Report assists GSEMA in collecting important details of the project and to begin our Silver Award final review process. This form can be used for projects completed by a group or an individual Girl Scout.

Before submitting the Final Group Report, please:

Work together with all the girls in the group to answer each question. For your convenience, you can find a copy below to print, but please return to this jot form to fill and submit.
Collect pictures, documents and other files you'd like to share with GSEMA.

You will receive:

Individual congratulation letters for each Girl Scout.
Individual Silver Award certificates for each Girl Scout.
Authorization to purchase the Silver Award pin at our Girl Scout shop.

Once you have submitted a Final Group Report online you'll receive a receipt with a copy of your report for your files. Please allow 3-6 weeks for reviewing and processing forms.

This Silver Award Project was approved by GSEMA's Program team.*

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Volunteer Name*

First NameLast Name

Volunteer Email*

example@example.com

Troop Number

Volunteer Mailing Address*

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState

Zip Code

Volunteer Phone Number*

Area CodePhone Number

Silver Award Project Title:*

Project Completion Date:

Date

Silver Award Prerequisites. Please check off all that have been completed.*

Registered Cadettes in grades 6-8Completed Cadette JourneyCompleted GSEMA Silver Award Orientation (strongly encouraged)

This Silver Award Project was completed by:*

A Juliette (Individual Girl Member)A Girl Scout Group

Please type the full names of each Cadette as they would like it to appear on their certificate. Please do not leave addresses blank as they help to ensure our highest award records are accurate. *

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Does your group have more than 4 team members?*

Please type the full names of each Cadette as they would like it to appear on their certificate.

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Please select, if any, of the following four national program pillars your project most closely addressed. You may select more than one. If necessary, check other and elaborate.

STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering and MathOutdoor: Preserving outdoor spaces, pollution, alternative energy, climate change, etc.Life Skills: Healthy living, healthy relationships, civic engagement, education, arts and culture.Entrepreneurship: Business skills, financial literacy, social entrepreneurship and career training.

What community issue did your project address?*

Who was your project's primary audience?*

For example: community members, students at an elementary or middle school, etc.

What goals did the group set out to achieve?*

Share what impact and outcomes you wanted to see as a result of your project.

What steps were taken to improve the issue?*

Please provide a clear overview of the project plans.

What costs were associated with the project plans?

Please enter the amount of money spent to support this project.

How did the group cover these costs? Check all that applied.

Fall Sale Program ProceedsCookie Sale Program ProceedsAdditional Money-Earning ActivitiesDonations

What methods or tools did you use to measure the impact of your project?

Be sure to share what you used, how it was used and what your group took away from it. For example did you use surveys, program evaluations, in-person questions, etc.

Did the group achieve the goals they set?

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Which goals were achieved?

All goalsSome goals

What was the most successful aspect of the project?*

What aspects of the project would you change or do differently if you could start over?*

What are the ways your project could continue and be sustained beyond the Silver Award?*

Remember the ideas shared here in this box do not need to be implemented in order to successfully earn the Silver Award.

If this project was to continue, who could continue to support it?*

For example: community partners, a school club, a teacher, etc.

In order for community partners to take on your project, what steps would be important to take?*

For example: meeting with a director of an organization to get permission and agreement, working with community members to train them on your program, etc.

What materials might you need to help your community take over?

For example: handouts, flyer templates to share, etc.

Please upload pictures and resources your group wishes to submit to GSEMA. You can share up to 2 files.

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Can GSEMA use these files to showcase the award to future girl and adult members?

Yes, please do!No, thank you.

Video/Photo Release – Are there photo releases on file for each Girl Scout in your group?*

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Which of the 5 Girl Scout Leadership Outcomes do you think you were able to develop through this project? Please check off each box that applies to your team members.

Strong Sense of Self - I have confidence in myself and my abilities and I have formed a positive self-identify.Positive Values - I act ethically, honestly and responsibly, and show concern for othersChallenge Seeking - I take appropriate risks, try things even if I might fail and learn from mistakes.Healthy Relationships - I develop and maintain healthy relationships by communicating directly and resolving conflicts constructively.Community Problem Solving - I desire to contribute to the world in a purposeful and meaningful way, learn how to identify problems in the community, and create "action plans" to solve them.

How do you think your leadership skills have changed since beginning your project? Please check off each box that applies to your team.

I am more confident in using my voiceI can speak on issues I feel passionately aboutI feel more comfortable working with others I do not knowI am willing to step outside my comfort zone to make a differenceI ask questions to learn more about issues I care aboutI can educate members of my community on an important issueI see myself as a person who can create changeI can assess a communityI can advocate for important issues with members of my community

Please use the space below to share and explain more.

Do you Girl Scouts in your team wish to earn the Gold Award?

How many Girl Scouts in your team are interested in pursuing the Gold Award?

By hitting the submit button you verify that the above information is accurate and true for your group!

Silver Award Final Report

Volunteer Contact and Project Information

Girl Details

Silver Award Project Details

Impact on Girls