Get Gold Award Project Proposal - Girl Scouts Western Pennsylvania - Gswpa

Filling out the Gold Award Project Proposal is an essential step for Girl Scouts seeking to achieve this prestigious award. This guide provides a clear, comprehensive approach to completing the proposal form online, ensuring that users can effectively communicate their project plans.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your proposal form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the proposal form and open it in your preferred editing tool.
2. Begin by filling in your personal information, including your full name with middle initial, address, and email. Ensure that all details are accurate and legible.
3. Indicate your graduation year and confirm whether this is a senior project by selecting 'Yes' or 'No.'
4. List the prerequisites, including the completion of two Senior or Ambassador Journey books or one Journey and the Girl Scout Silver Award. Ensure to include volunteer signatures.
5. State whether you earned the Silver Award and if you attended a Gold Award Workshop. If not, provide a brief explanation.
6. Provide the title of your Gold Award project, along with proposed start and completion dates.
7. Detail the community organization that will benefit from your project, including its full name and address. If there are multiple sites, attach an additional sheet.
8. Outline the team members involved in your project, including their affiliations and roles.
9. Describe the issue your project will address, including your audience, the type of program you will provide, and its impact.
10. Discuss the project’s leadership component, detailing how you will recruit, train, and supervise volunteers, ensuring that you incorporate a minimum of 10-15 hours of leadership.
11. Attach a detailed project timeline that outlines all major tasks, estimated time to complete each task, and preliminary hours spent planning.
12. Specify the methods for evaluating the effectiveness of your project and create forms for distribution.
13. List consultants and resources you will use, including their relationship to you and any necessary attachments.
14. Estimate your project expenses, indicating donation plans or alternative funding sources. List all required materials and their costs.
15. Indicate the lasting impact of your project on the community and how it will be sustained.
16. Finally, provide your signature and date, and include the signature and details of your Gold Award Project Advisor.

Complete your Gold Award Project Proposal online today for a successful submission.