The Juliette Gordon Low Society

Help Keep Juliette's Dream Alive!
Make a lasting endowment gift by joining the Juliette Gordon Low Society.

Juliette Gordon Low dreamed of "something for all the girls," and in 1912 she formed the first Girl Scout troop-- the white rose patrol. Nurtured by Juliette's personal funding-- she sold her necklace of rare pearls for $8,000 to finance operations in the early days-the Girl Scout movement grew and flourished. Juliette Gordon's white rose patrol began with a 18 girls but has blossomed into an organization with 3.7 million Girl Scouts.  To find out more about Juliette Gordon Low, see her biography on the GSUSA web site.

Members of the Juliette Gordon Low Society believe the legacy of Girl Scouting should be preserved for future girls. By including the council in your estate and legacy plans, you will have the satisfaction of supporting Girl Scouts in a meaningful and permanent way. 

With a planned gift through the Juliette Gordon Low Society you will: 

•  Provide continued support even after your lifetime 
•  Be more generous than might be possible with an outright gift 
•  Receive or increase income 
•  Realize a tax benefit

Girl Scout Council of Cannon Valley
1025 Highway 3 North
Northfield, MN 55057
(507) 645-6603 or (800) 344-4757
secretary@gsccv.org