Girl Scout Council of Southwestern Connecticut
is now Girl Scouts of Connecticut!

On October 1, the Girl Scout Council of Southwestern Connecticut joined with the other four councils in Connecticut to form Girl Scouts of Connecticut, an empowering force for personal growth and leadership development in over 55,000 girl and 21,000 adult members across the state.

The legacy Girl Scout Council of Southwestern Connecticut headquarters and Service Center at 529 Danbury Road in Wilton is now called the Wilton Service Center and actively continues to serve its girls and adult members and volunteers. Membership staff is there to answer questions or help direct inquiries to other departments. The store is open as usual and featuring uniform components and other Girl Scout materials and books to help Leaders and girls participate fully in the often life-changing Girl Scout experience.

All current programs, trainings, events, forms, and other pertinent pieces of Girl Scout information are listed now on www.gsofct.org, the website for Girl Scouts of Connecticut, although many other necessary forms and documents are in the process of being adapted to apply across the state. We hope you will understand that we are working as hard as possible to complete the transition and provide you with the materials you need. Meanwhile, all registrations for programs or trainings should be directed to the Girl Scouts of Connecticut Registration Department. You may register online through www.gsofct.org, or fax or mail registrations to the North Haven Service Center (20 Washington Avenue, North Haven, CT 06473) and call 1-800-922-2770 with questions.

This www.gscswct.org website will be shutting down as of Wednesday November 14, 2007, so most of the program information you see on this site is out of date. Please let dfraser@gsofct.org know if there is something you especially need from this site to be carried over to the new state site.

Welcome to Girl Scouts of Connecticut! Our programs and events, camps and program centers, trainings, fundraising opportunities, and other resources are more varied than ever. The need for volunteers is also greater than before. We hope we'll continue to work together through the new council for the good of our girls, their families, schools, communities, and the world around us!

If you're new to Girl Scouting, join us and discover the fun, friendship, and power of girls together. Support the organization that helps girls develop the skills, courage, confidence, and character to face life's challenges with optimism, strength, and success.

Visit www.gsofct.org