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On March 4, 1925, the first Oradell Girl Scout troop of eight girls, (calling themselves the Bluebird Troop #1) met in the Reformed Church Parish House under the leadership of Mrs. Eleanor Cottrell and Miss Louise Touzeau. This was the beginning of Oradell Girl Scout's almost 100 year history! Today Oradell Girl Scouts number over 250. |
GSNNJ: Ways to get involved that extend past Oradell:
The Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey (GSNNJ) offer a plethora of opportunities for our girls and families to get involved in scouting on a broader basis. Many programs can be found on the GSNNJ website.
Council-sponsored events & activities like weekly summer day camp, weekend family camping, workshops, discounted show tickets, chaperoned travel and family fun events are all available to our local scouts. College scholarships, career internships and so much more are also offered by Council.
Think globally: The Girl Scouts is a worldwide organization!
Oradell Girl Scouts is just a small part of a worldwide organization. All of us belong to Girl Scouts U.S.A. and the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. Visit the GSU.S.A and WAAGGS websites to find even more opportunities for both girls and their families, including U.S. travel, world travel, overnights, online forums, workshops, leadership programs and global Awards to earn.
The Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey (GSNNJ) offer a plethora of opportunities for our girls and families to get involved in scouting on a broader basis. Many programs can be found on the GSNNJ website.
Council-sponsored events & activities like weekly summer day camp, weekend family camping, workshops, discounted show tickets, chaperoned travel and family fun events are all available to our local scouts. College scholarships, career internships and so much more are also offered by Council.
Think globally: The Girl Scouts is a worldwide organization!
Oradell Girl Scouts is just a small part of a worldwide organization. All of us belong to Girl Scouts U.S.A. and the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. Visit the GSU.S.A and WAAGGS websites to find even more opportunities for both girls and their families, including U.S. travel, world travel, overnights, online forums, workshops, leadership programs and global Awards to earn.
