Get Ri Girl Scouts Silver Award Project Proposal 2012-2026

Filling out the RI Girl Scouts Silver Award Project Proposal is a crucial step in the journey to achieving the Silver Award. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you navigate the proposal process effectively and confidently.

Follow the steps to complete your project proposal successfully.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the RI Girl Scouts Silver Award Project Proposal form and open it in your designated document editor.
2. Begin by entering your contact information in the allocated fields. This includes your name, troop/group number, address, email, age, phone number, current grade, and the contact information for your troop/group volunteer.
3. Input the details for your Girl Scout Silver Award Project Advisor, including their organization, phone number, and email. Ensure that the advisor is knowledgeable about your project topic and is not a family member.
4. Complete the section concerning your project title and the date of your Strive for Silver/Go for Gold training. Specify the project location and prerequisites, ensuring you list the completed Cadette Journey along with the signature of your troop/group volunteer.
5. Address the financial aspects of your project. Clearly state how you will handle money and donations while adhering to Girl Scouts’ policies. Discuss your partnership with an adult for any necessary fundraising.
6. Detail your Take Action Project by providing a thorough description, the issues it aims to tackle, and the beneficiaries of the project in section A and B.
7. Discuss your reasons for selecting the project in section C and describe the implementation steps, resources needed, and any approvals required in section D.
8. Identify which leadership skills you will utilize while working on the project in section E and the organizations or individuals you will collaborate with in section F.
9. Outline any financial/material needs in section G, remembering to secure written approval for donations.
10. In section H, specify evaluation methods for assessing project success. In section I, explain how the project can remain sustainable beyond your involvement.
11. Conclude by detailing your plans to share the project and learnings in section J. Don't forget to sign and date the proposal and have your Project Advisor do the same.
12. Once completed, review all your entries for clarity and correctness. Save your changes, and keep a copy for yourself and your project advisor, then submit the form to your council.

Start filling out your RI Girl Scouts Silver Award Project Proposal online today to make a positive impact in your community.