Girls and volunteers are required to conduct themselves according to
the Frontier Girl promise and creed at all times. We believe that good,
moral character is essential to building a strong woman and offer badges
such as modesty, responsibility, and joy to encourage girls to learn and
display character traits that will benefit them in the future. We also
require that at least one character badge be earned each year as a
troop project.
The troop as a whole is also required to do a minimum of three service
projects each year, one for the location that hosts the troop meetings,
one for the community, and one ongoing project of the girls choice. Girls
may also choose to organize their own service projects, earning the
Make a Difference Award, and may utilize the troop as a resource if they
desire.
Patriotism is a character trait that we encourage in all our girls and
volunteers. Every troop meeting is required to begin with a formal flag
ceremony and girls have the opportunity to join our Flag Corps. If troops
choose, they can also support our soldiers overseas via our Adopt A
Platoon Program.
the Frontier Girl promise and creed at all times. We believe that good,
moral character is essential to building a strong woman and offer badges
such as modesty, responsibility, and joy to encourage girls to learn and
display character traits that will benefit them in the future. We also
require that at least one character badge be earned each year as a
troop project.
The troop as a whole is also required to do a minimum of three service
projects each year, one for the location that hosts the troop meetings,
one for the community, and one ongoing project of the girls choice. Girls
may also choose to organize their own service projects, earning the
Make a Difference Award, and may utilize the troop as a resource if they
desire.
Patriotism is a character trait that we encourage in all our girls and
volunteers. Every troop meeting is required to begin with a formal flag
ceremony and girls have the opportunity to join our Flag Corps. If troops
choose, they can also support our soldiers overseas via our Adopt A
Platoon Program.
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