Girl Scouts of the USA TV Commercial, 'All Girl Scout'
Girl Scouts of the USA
A Girl Scout asks girls what they're looking for and declares the Girl Scouts organization turns girls into courageous change-makers, risk-takers and leaders.
Girl Scouts of the USA TV Commercial, 'Leadership'
Girl Scouts of the USA
Girl Scouts of the USA highlights members who have taken different career paths in life. This includes civil rights pioneer Dolores Huerta, tennis legend Venus Williams, U.S. senators, the YouTube CEO and even an astronaut. Each former Girl Scout demonstrates an ability to lead -- something the organization takes pride in preparing them for.
Girl Scouts of the USA TV Commercial, 'Our Goal is Big'
Girl Scouts of the USA
These two girl scouts have big goals for the next year and they're working toward that goal by selling as many cookies as they can. Their plan is to go to Washington, D.C., and learn life goals that show the world what a girl can do.
Girl Scouts of the USA TV Commercial, 'Every Cookie Has a Mission'
Girl Scouts of the USA
Girls Scouts of America says that every cookie has a mission. It can be teaching girls how to do CPR or set financial goals, or it could be cheering up the troops overseas. Every cookie helps girls do great things.
Girl Scouts of the USA TV Commercial, 'Lessons That Last a Lifetime'
Girl Scouts of the USA
Girl Scouts says that every box of cookies helps girls learn the skills they need to succeed in life, like making decisions, setting goals and people skills. As a Thin Mint watches, a young Girl Scout goes from selling cookies to giving a speech and then, much later, mentoring her young daughter as she gets ready to sell cookies of her own.
Girl Scouts of the USA TV Commercial, 'Girl Scout Cookies'
Girl Scouts of the USA
Girl Scouts of the USA TV Commercial, 'Lifetime of Leadership'
Girl Scouts of the USA
Girl Scouts of the USA highlights members who have demonstrated leadership in their lives. This includes news pioneer Barbara Walters, Olympic gold medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee, musical artists, actresses and other former Girl Scouts. The organization believes it's preparing girls for a lifetime of leadership and hopes that they won't just make a mark, but instead make a difference.