Gem Awards
Gem Awards are the highest awards a Frontier Girl can earn. These
awards recognize girls for going above and beyond just attending
meetings and troop functions, and showing that they actually take to
heart what Frontier Girls is all about. To earn these awards the girls
must do the following:
Penguin (Pink Garnet Award)
Earn one badge from each Area of Discovery at the Penguin level.
Earn at least one Servant's Heart for each year of membership as a Penguin
Earn the Penguin Level Achievement Award
Otter (Topaz Award)
Earn one badge from each area of discovery at the Otter level.
Earn at least one Servant's Heart Award for each year of membership as an Otter.
Earn the Otter Level Achievement Award
Earn the Otter Level Make a Difference Award
Dolphin (Sapphire Award)
Earn one badge from each area of discovery at the Dolphin level.
Earn at least one Silver Servant's Heart Award for each year of membership as a Dolphin.
Earn the Make a Difference Award at the Dolphin level.
Hold at least one leadership position while a Dolphin.
Earn the Dolphin Level Achievement Award
Be able to recite the Frontier Girls Creed
Butterfly (Emerald Award)
Earn one badge from each area of discovery at the Butterfly level.
Earn at least one Servant's Heart Award for each year of membership as a Butterfly.
Earn the Make a Difference Award at the Butterfly level.
Hold at least one leadership position while a Butterfly
Earn the Butterfly Level Achievement Award
Be able to recite the Frontier Girls Creed
Eagle (Diamond Award)
Earn one badge from each area of discovery at the Eagle level.
Earn at least one Servant's Heart Award for every year of membership as an Eagle.
Earn the Make a Difference Award at the Eagle level.
Hold at least one leadership position while an Eagle
Earn the Eagle Level Achievement Award
Be able to recite the Frontier Girls Creed
Gem Awards are the highest awards a Frontier Girl can earn. These
awards recognize girls for going above and beyond just attending
meetings and troop functions, and showing that they actually take to
heart what Frontier Girls is all about. To earn these awards the girls
must do the following:
Penguin (Pink Garnet Award)
Earn one badge from each Area of Discovery at the Penguin level.
Earn at least one Servant's Heart for each year of membership as a Penguin
Earn the Penguin Level Achievement Award
Otter (Topaz Award)
Earn one badge from each area of discovery at the Otter level.
Earn at least one Servant's Heart Award for each year of membership as an Otter.
Earn the Otter Level Achievement Award
Earn the Otter Level Make a Difference Award
Dolphin (Sapphire Award)
Earn one badge from each area of discovery at the Dolphin level.
Earn at least one Silver Servant's Heart Award for each year of membership as a Dolphin.
Earn the Make a Difference Award at the Dolphin level.
Hold at least one leadership position while a Dolphin.
Earn the Dolphin Level Achievement Award
Be able to recite the Frontier Girls Creed
Butterfly (Emerald Award)
Earn one badge from each area of discovery at the Butterfly level.
Earn at least one Servant's Heart Award for each year of membership as a Butterfly.
Earn the Make a Difference Award at the Butterfly level.
Hold at least one leadership position while a Butterfly
Earn the Butterfly Level Achievement Award
Be able to recite the Frontier Girls Creed
Eagle (Diamond Award)
Earn one badge from each area of discovery at the Eagle level.
Earn at least one Servant's Heart Award for every year of membership as an Eagle.
Earn the Make a Difference Award at the Eagle level.
Hold at least one leadership position while an Eagle
Earn the Eagle Level Achievement Award
Be able to recite the Frontier Girls Creed
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