Girl Scouts

Fountain Hills Girl Scouts enjoy summer fun

Recruitment event on July 31

Local girl scouts from Troop 6445 got to parasail around Catalina Island, Calif., this summer. (Submitted photo/Erika Percic)

Fountain Hills Troop 6445 spent their cookie sale profits on a trip to Catalina Island, where they did multiple fun activities, including snorkeling. (Submitted photo/Erika Percic)

Girl Scouts teaches skills, allows girls to build lifelong friendships and encourages their adventurous spirit.

The Girl Scouts of Fountain Hills will hold a recruitment event at McDowell Mountain Elementary School during the Falcon Fest event on Wednesday, July 31. Local troop leaders will be on site to answer questions and register girls from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Background checks are required for adults working with girls, and parent and community volunteers are always needed and welcomed.

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