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Hands-On Sustainability, STEM Exploration, and Leadership for Every Girl Scout Level

Girl Scouts are natural changemakers. Our Girl Scouts Who Compost program gives them the tools, knowledge, and confidence to reduce waste, explore science, and protect the planet. Through a four-week STEAM-based curriculum, scouts build real-life sustainability skills, deepen their understanding of environmental issues, and engage in service activities that support their communities.​
 

Program guides are available free of charge as digital downloads and include tiered, grade-specific activities for Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador levels.

Download Our Free Girl Scouts Who Compost Program Guide

"We had a blast with this! The girls loved making the compost bins - from feeling empowered to using power tools to decorating the outside of the compost bins, and of course holding our worms.

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We tracked our bins over several weeks and learned about the science behind composting. We learned about our local community compost center and sparked ideas of ways we could share composting with our friends and families!

 

The girls put their hearts and knowledge into compost promotional posters and planned a service trip to the Prescott Community Compost Center to turn compost as a troop. Lastly, we celebrated with dirt cake and gummy worms, what a treat!"

Troop 371, Girl Scout Cactus-Pine Council, Prescott, Arizona

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Zero Waste Camps and Event Support

We help councils create zero-waste camps and gatherings through practical systems for sorting, composting, and recycling. This ensures girls experience sustainability in action through environmental solutions.

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Onsite or Virtual Troop Workshops

We lead engaging sessions where girls build compost bins, investigate worm biology, run mini waste audits, or explore how food breaks down. These workshops emphasize confidence, curiosity, and teamwork.

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Award Project Support (Bronze, Silver, Gold)

We help scouts shape meaningful projects related to composting, food waste prevention, school gardens, or community education. Support may include idea development, planning guidance, and resource recommendations.

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Training for Staff and Troop Leaders

We provide training for volunteers, Girl Scouts, parents, and council staff on waste reduction and composting basics, sustainability programming, and how to reduce waste during troop and service events.

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Speaking for Council Events

Our team is available to present at council-wide gatherings, program expos, leadership retreats, and camp events on topics including composting, food waste solutions, youth-led climate education, and STEM career pathways for girls.

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STEM Career Empowerment

We help connect Girl Scouts to local and national sustainability leaders to learn how science, engineering, and environmental problem-solving can translate into exciting STEM professionals and community leaders.

Ready to bring composting and food waste reduction to your Troop or Council? 
Email hello@letsgocompost.org to connect with our team.

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Why Councils and Troops Partner With Us

Girl Scouts Who Compost supports key GSUSA priorities including Outdoors, STEM, Life Skills, and Citizenship. Councils choose to collaborate with Let’s Go Compost because we provide:

  • Hands-on STEM environmental learning

  • Activities that build confidence and leadership

  • Easy-to-implement troop and event workflows

  • Practical tools for reducing waste at meetings and camps

  • Free curriculum that reduces barriers for leaders

  • A mission-driven nonprofit partner with national recognition

  • Opportunities for girls to connect STEM learning with community impact

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Let’s Go Compost is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All rights reserved. 

P.O. Box 5683 Scottsdale, AZ 85261 hello@letsgocompost.org

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