Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts have patches just for you.
In addition to working on your Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting badges and Journey awards, you can work on these earned patches specifically through Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts!
Whether you’re a brand new Girl Scout family, already doing Girl Scouts on your own, or looking for more activities to do with your troop, we have opportunities for you to try STEM activities, explore the outdoors, build life and leadership skills, make a difference in your communities, become cultural advocates, and more!
Council's Own Patch Programs
Brownies Who Build | Suffolk Patch Program 
The Brownies Who Build patch program will
help Girl Scouts to understand the steps of the construction process,
different construction careers, and how they can build something
themselves. The curriculum will take Girl Scouts through a five-step
process of designing and constructing their dream building, with
options to choose an activity for each step. Upon completion of the
program, Girl Scouts will gain knowledgeable skills in design and
coordination, cost and estimation, planning, site management and
safety, and trades. Learn more.
Food Allergy Awareness Patch Program
The Food Allergy Awareness Patch Program
requirements give Girl Scouts the opportunity to learn about life with
food allergies, with an emphasis on raising awareness of the public
health issue, which impacts 32 million children and adults in the
United States. Learn more.
Girl Scout Ranger Patch Program
Go the Distance Patch
The Go the Distance patch was created by
Girl Scout Cadette Troop 73791 from Hopkinton. This patch is designed
to inspire Girl Scouts to learn about what it takes to train for a and
complete a marathon or long distance run/walk. Girl Scouts may earn
this patch as a Junior, Cadette, Senior and Ambassador. Learn more.
Journey with JFK Program
For the Journey with John F. Kennedy
patch, it is necessary to complete two different activities within the
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, and other steps may
require work outside the museum. Learn
more.
Juniors Who Build | Suffolk Patch Program
The Juniors Who Build patch program will
help Girl Scouts to understand the steps of the construction process,
different construction careers, and how they can build something
themselves. The curriculum will take Girl Scouts through a five-step
process of building a treehouse, with options to choose an activity
for each step. Upon completion of the program, Girl Scouts will gain
knowledgeable skills in design and coordination, cost and estimation,
planning, site management and safety, and trades. Learn more.
Lift Your Voice Patch Program
Through activities designed for Girl
Scouts, the Lift Your Voice patch leads Girl Scouts through exploring
their own identities, learning about communities they are not a part
of, practice advocating and standing up for what is right, and
connecting it to their Girl Scout experience. Learn more.
Oceanography Badge (Brownie)
The Oceanography badge encourages Girl
Scout Brownies to explore the science that deals with oceans, what
makes up the ocean water, marine biology, and the uses of the ocean's
resources. Learn more.
Oceanography Badge (Junior)
The Oceanography badge enourages Girl
Scout Juniors to explore the science that deals with oceans, the
physics and chemistry of ocean water, marine biology, and the uses of
the ocean's resources. Learn more.
Oceanography Badge (C/S/A)
The Oceanography badge encourages Girl
Scout Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors to explore the the science
that deals with oceans, the delimitation of their extent and depth,
the physics and chemistry of their water, marine biology, and the uses
of the ocean's resources. Learn more.
Plimoth Patuxet Museums Patch
The Plimoth Patuxet Museums Tale of Two
Cultures patch was designed to develop an understanding and
appreciation for the two very different, important cultures who
inhabited 17th century Plimoth Colony, also known as Patuxet in the
early 1600s. Those who achieve this patch will better understand not
only the history, but also the contemporary culture of the Native
Wampanoag people. The patch is available for both Girl Scout Brownies
and Juniors. Learn more .
They Persisted Patch Program
The "They Persisted Patch
Program" allows Girl Scouts to be a go-getter, innovater,
risk-taker, and leader by taking four steps to complete the patch.
These steps include reading about strong female leaders, working
individually or in small groups to decide on a prominent female leader
to research, presenting your biographical information about the person
selected, and brainstorming ways in which you can build skills for
persistence. Girl Scouts may earn this patch at any age level. Learn more.
Troop Terrific Patch Program
The "Troop Terrific Patch
Program" assists volunteers and youth members in planning a
balanced troop year by diving deeper into GSEMA safety requirements,
the Girl Scout leadership experience, service unit engagement, Girl
Scout program materials, Girl Scout Product Program, and by helping
participants to develop a deeper understanding of the Girl Scout
Movement. Learn more.
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