Girl Scouts are invited to participate in any of our patch programs or utilize one of our great kit resources for your next meeting or Girl Scout adventure. We’re always creating new and exciting opportunities to support our girls and volunteers. Check back often for a complete list of these opportunities.
Council Patch Programs are a great way to explore a wide variety of topics. Click on any of the patch programs below to download patch requirements. Girl Scout troops and individually registered girls are welcome to participate.
Order Patches
Thank you for completing one or more of our council patch programs. Patches can be ordered using our online order form or by emailing your patch request to our retail team at shop@nccoastalpines.org.
Evaluate Patch Program
We’re excited to hear what you think about our council patch program activities and resources. Use the online evaluation form to share your feedback. Participant responses are used to help plan and enhance future programs. For your convenience, you can use this form to both evaluate the patch program and order patches.
American Patriotism (All) Girls will learn more about our national flag, our country's freedom, and why we should be proud to be Americans. In addition, girls will learn more about the United States military, women who have impacted change, and events that have shaped the American people into who we are today.
Amphibian
& Reptiles (All) This fun and active patch program
will help Girl Scouts learn about amphibians and reptiles while
understanding how the environment is important for them to live.
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Black History Month (All) Helping girls learn more about African American history, culture, and notable contributions.
Camping Adventures (All) This patch
program encourages Girl Scouts to visit all four of our beautiful camp
properties in the Girl Scouts – NC Coastal Pines footprint. Girls
will spend at least one night at each camp property in any available
sleeping accommodation on a troop camping trip.
Commitment to Caring (All) This patch program was developed in partnership with the North Carolina Health Care Facilities Association. It provides girls the opportunity to establish positive relationships with residents of nursing homes in their community.
Delta Dental Smile Squad (All) Use your creativity and Girl Scouting skills to learn how your mouth links to your overall health and well-being. Review good dental habits, try an oral health experiment, discover how hidden sugars can damage your teeth, and learn about the importance of brushing twice a day and reading every day for a healthy body and mind. Master the topics to earn your patch and join Delta Dental’s Smile Squad!
Different Shoe Day (All) Through this patch program, girls will complete activities that celebrate diversity while exploring new customs and ideas. Girls will also participate in Different Shoe Day! This patch can be earned more than once.
Discovering
Hispanic Heritage (All) This patch program is designed to
help Girl Scouts of all cultures develop an understanding and
appreciation of the Hispanic/Latin American culture through Discover,
Connect and Take Action.
Diversity/Equity/Inclusion (All) When girls have earned this
patch, they’ll have developed an appreciation of the uniqueness and
commonalities of themselves and others, and the rich diversity of
various cultures in their community and in the world. Girls will also
deepen their understanding and respect for people who may be different
from them and learn how to better relate to others.
Girl Scout Daisies/Brownies
Girl Scout Juniors
Girl Scout Cadettes
Girl Scout Seniors/Ambassadors
Girl
Scout Birthday Week (All) The activities in this patch
program have been inspired by a combination of many different facets
of the Girl Scout organization, including: celebration of Girl Scout
Week, GSUSA Curriculum, NC Coastal Pines’ Spirit Week, and other Girl
Scout traditions. Girls will demonstrate their pride in being a
member of the world’s largest organization for girls.
Girl Scouts Give (All) Girls will learn ways to be a
philanthropist, how to be a sister to every Girl Scout, why donating
to Girl Scouts is important, and how to use things they’re doing every
day to create good.
Girl
Scout Daisies/Brownies/Juniors
Girl
Scout Cadettes/Seniors/Ambassadors
Growing
Sisterhood Patch (All) Growing Sisterhood Patch
Presented by GS-NCCP, the Growing Sisterhood Patch is an exciting new
patch program for girls and volunteers. Through this patch program,
current Girl Scout families will be able to introduce Girl Scouts to
new families within their community. The patch will continue to
“bloom” year after year as you continue the Girl Scout Mission!
Home Grown in North Carolina (All) Girls
will learn about locally grown products in North Carolina by gaining a
greater awareness of how the North Carolina Department of Agriculture
works, including the county and state fair system. This program is fun
and exciting, as girls are encouraged to participate in our state’s
home-grown goodness by going to a local or state fair and eating
locally grown fruits and vegetables.
Hurricane Awareness (All) This patch program helps girls living along the coast to prepare for a hurricane or tropical storm while offering all Girl Scouts the opportunity to increase their hurricane knowledge and provide support to their Girl Scout sisters.
Make Every Step Count (All) Create awareness, and help your
girls start making healthier choices today that they can follow for a
lifetime. The program includes activities that educate Girl Scouts on
physical fitness, nutrition, and overall wellness. Each participant
will need a pedometer to wear that will count their steps. Get
stepping!
Girl
Scout Daisies/Brownies/Juniors
Girl
Scout Cadettes/Seniors/Ambassadors
My North Carolina Story (Brownie -
Ambassador) This patch program was developed in partnership with the
North Carolina Museum of History. Girls will dig into their own
history through stories of family, community, and North Carolina as a
whole.
North Carolina American Indians (All) This
patch program honors the history of North Carolina American Indians,
but also educates Girl Scouts on modern American Indians. Girl Scouts
of all ages can work through the activities in this program to gain
knowledge about modern and historical American Indians.
North Carolina Coast (All) This patch
program was created for Girl Scouts to explore our coastal counties.
Troops will learn about coastal climate, culture, attractions, and
animals through this program.
Not A Bummer Summer Challenge (All) The Not a Bummer Summer Challenge offers girls of all ages an opportunity to expand their Girl Scout experience to include some summer fun! Whether solo or with friends, girls stay true to their Girl Scout roots by discovering, connecting, and taking-action in various summer themed activities. Simply complete at least five activities from each category between June 1 and August 31st to earn the Not a Bummer Summer Challenge patch. Stay active and have fun this summer. Download and print the NaBS Challenge tri-fold brochure to easily track the activities you complete.
Sea
Turtles (Daisy - Junior) This patch program teaches girls
about the sea turtles on our coast. Girls will learn about the habitat
and homes of the turtles and ways to keep our beaches clean for the
turtles while being inspired to take action to protect local sea
turtles.
Talk It Out (Junior - Ambassador) Through this patch program, your girls can take the lead in learning about the realities of underage drinking. Girls will share what they learn with friends and family, learn about tools available to build strong relationships, and discover how to keep kids from turning to alcohol in the first place.
Think Pink! Breast Health Awareness (All)
This patch program promotes health awareness among girls and young
women. Girls will learn about the importance of breast health and
healthy living by participating in activities and projects. They will
also participate in service projects that help raise breast cancer
awareness.
Girl Scouts are invited to complete any of the patch programs below. Patch description includes information about obtaining the patch. For patches carried in Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines retail stores, simply stop by to purchase. Not in the neighborhood, no worries! Submit your retail order via email to shop@nccoastalpines.org.
A Slice of Girl Scouts (All) The “A Slice of Girl Scouts” Challenge invites all girls, whether you are a long-time Girl Scout or are thinking about becoming one, to join us in this challenge to try a slice of (almost) everything Girl Scouts has to offer! Download the patch activities to discover ways you can engage in the four pillars of Girl Scouting, family activities, and strengthen our Girl Scout sisterhood to complete the challenge. Click here to submit your patch order.
Black History Month Celebration (All) The Girl Scout Black History Month Celebration Fun Patch is designed for Girl Scouts of all levels and their leaders to celebrate the cultural richness of Black Americans and those whose ancestors originated in the African diaspora and acknowledge the many contributions that the Black community has made and continues to make across our nation. Girls and leaders have plenty of activities to choose from to earn this fun patch, and we encourage girls from all ethnic backgrounds to participate. Click here for this fun activity in Spanish.
Future Veterinarian (Grades 3-6) This patch is meant to be an introduction to veterinary medicine for students in 3rd-6th grades. It is an exploration of veterinary medicine and STEM. Veterinary Medicine is an exciting career path where you can put your knowledge and compassion into practice! This patch is produced in partnership with the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC). Order the patch using this link. Created by a Gold Award Girl Scout in partnership with a community organization. The patch program is only a part of the Girl Scout’s Gold Award and does not ensure sustainability.
GSUSA Native American Heritage Month Celebration “I’m a Girl Scout!” fun patch is designed to provide Girl Scouts and volunteers of all backgrounds with an opportunity to learn more about the cultures, histories, and traditions of over 574 tribes and communities honored during Native American Heritage Month. We invite you to explore the cultures of the Indian Nations in your state and across the country! We’ve got plenty of activities for you to choose from, so that you can make new discoveries and have tons of fun learning while earning a cool patch! Additionally, we invite you to complete our council patch program, North Carolina American Indian Patch Program, too! You can purchase these patches by emailing shop@nccoastalpines.org or visiting your local retail shop.
GSUSA Hispanic Heritage Month (All) During Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15–October 15), we celebrate the countless contributions that Hispanic people and Latinos have made and continue to make in the United States. We honor the cultural richness of all people in the U.S. whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. Girls and leaders have plenty of activities to choose from to earn this fun patch. And regardless of their specific ethnic heritage, they’re sure to learn interesting new things.
Mental Health Awareness (All) The Mental Health Awareness Patch objectives are to educate Girl Scouts about the brain and its influence on thoughts, feelings, and behavior, and through that knowledge, increase awareness and understanding of mental illness. Through education we can change perceptions and reduce the stigma of mental illness. The Mental Health Awareness Patch was created by International Bipolar Foundation (IBPF). Read complete patch details for order information.
No One Goes Hungry Girl Scouts of all levels can earn this patch by learning about the Food Bank of Eastern and Central North Carolina and food insecurity in their communities. By learning about food insecurity, what the food bank does, how it helps and taking action together to create year-long drives we can help end hunger in our communities. Click here to submit your patch order or email shop@nccoastalpines.org or call the retail store at 919-600-6330.
Created by a Gold Award Girl Scout in partnership with a community organization. The patch program is only a part of the Girl Scout’s Gold Award and does not ensure sustainability. This patch may be adopted as a council patch program.
Racial Justice (All) Earning a Racial Justice Patch engages girls in discovering themselves, connecting with others, and taking action to make the world a better place while preparing them to be present and future leaders. This patch was created by Girl Scouts of Central Maryland and YWCA.
Resilient. Ready. Strong. (All) Life isn’t always easy, but dealing with tricky emotions doesn’t have to be so hard. Try activities from the Girl Scouts: Resilient. Ready. Strong. program to unlock a patch and strengthen your mental wellness. Nobody can snap their fingers and make the world all sunshine and lollipops, but you can take steps to be ready when things get tough. Go get ‘em, Girl Scout!
Thrive Challenge (All) The Thrive Challenge offers Girl Scouts in K-12th grade an opportunity to learn about different people, cultures, customs, and more. Girls can complete the challenge on their own (supported by their family) or troops can participate together. Simply take on at least two challenge ideas per letter (T.H.R.I.V.E.) to complete the Thrive Challenge. Purchase the Thrive Challenge and Building Beyond Today patches at any of our retail stores.
May is Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, an annual celebration of the achievements and contributions of Asians Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States. It’s a time where we join in paying tribute to the generations of Asian American and Pacific Islanders who have enriched the history of the United States and are instrumental in its future success. Following are the many countries included in the Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month celebrations as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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