Special Interest Groups: Join us today!

Adult Enrichment Committee

The committee runs the annual Lakamaga Adult Education Conference.

The Caddie Program is for girls in 8th grade or older who want to help at day camps.

Caddoodles provides leadership and outdoor skills training during a four-day camping experience.

Former resident camp campers, CITs and staff of Northwoods work to promote programming, preserve camp history and keep alumnae connected.

At the annual Connections retreat, adults create connections and engage in Girl Scout activities.

Friends Forever meet for breakfast on the second Monday of each month and support a charity each year.

The group of alumni over age 40 aims to maintain Girl Scout traditions through members’ skills and interests.

The group collects, organizes, manages and preserves historical records and items from the Girl Scouts River Valleys and its legacy councils.

The Lily of the Valleys Garden Club aims to share the love of gardening while fostering new friendships.

This annual weekend is packed with fun activities geared specifically to girls in grades 6-12.

The RADIANT Alum Group is a sisterhood of empowerment reconnecting alums for diversity, inclusion & networking to help make the world a better place.

Second Winds promotes outdoor fun by running two large older girl encampments, among other volunteer work.

The Spookamaga Witches Crew create the Spook-tacular extras that add excitement to the annual Spookamaga event.

The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) group provides opportunities for alumnae to be life-long STEM learners and mentors.

Troop 1976 has supported or sponsored fundraising events, World Thinking Day Events, and social events.

This group provides administrative volunteer support monthly to the council at the St. Paul Service Center.