The Girl Scout Paths to Action campaign raised enviromental awareness. 

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Girl Scout Brownies receive hands-on training from an optometrist at her office in 1986. 

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On New Year's Day 2010, Girl Scouts partnered with Boeing for a two hour bag-a-thon. This day marked the beginning of the District's tax on paper and plastic bags. Girl Scouts distributed free reusable bags at local grocery stores. 

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GSCNC Girl Scouts help with the Annual White House Easter Egg Roll during the late 1970s. Girls Scouts in the Washington, D.C. area have assisted with the Easter Egg Roll since the 1920s. 

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To further promote war efforts, the October 1943 publication of The American Girl Magazine carried an advertisement for war bonds. 

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Girl Scouts not only serve their local communities, but have also broadened their efforts to include projects worldwide. In the wake of the 2011 disaster in Japan, they supported their sister Girl Scouts in Japan by sending paper cranes. 

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GSCNC Girl Scouts teamed up with Pepco for the Girl Scout Light Bulb Challenge. Local Girl Scouts changed over 14,000 bulbs! 

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A Girl Scout volunteers her time in the late 1970s. 

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Girl Scouts tending a Victory Garden. These gardens were planted to reduce the pressure on the public food supply during World War I and World War II. 

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Girl Scouts did their part to help with war efforts during World War II by promoting war bonds. 

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Girl Scouts care for the environment by collecting litter. 

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Troop 1867 raised water conservation awareness by creating artistic rain barrels in Virginia. 

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Girl Scouts help out with World War II war efforts. 

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A 1928 letter to Alma Knox requesting that Washington, D.C. area Girl Scouts help out at the White House Easter Egg Roll. 

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GSCNC Girl Scouts plant trees for the Girl Scouts Forever Green campaign. 

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A 1942 issue of The American Girl Magazine urged the public to buy war bonds and stamps. 

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A Girl Scout volunteers her time at a local retirement home. 

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A Girl Scout volunteers her time and makes a new friend in the 1980s. 

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Girl Scout Brownies pose with a fireman circa 1970. 

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Girl Scout Intermediates and their adult leaders work on their My Government proficiency badge in 1953. 

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Girl Scouts help war efforts by collecting metal circa 1940s. 

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