What is National Man Enough to be a Girl Scout Day?
National Man Enough to be A Girl Scout Day, sponsored by the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas, celebrates male volunteers and community leaders who positively impact a Girl Scout’s personal growth, leadership skills, and overall development.🦸♂️It emphasizes the importance of male involvement in female-oriented organizations, advocating for gender equality and challenging societal norms. Being “Man Enough” means serving as a positive male role model and helping girls build courage, confidence, and character through Girl Scouting.💚
Why was National Man Enough to be a Girl Scout Day created?
To encourage men’s participation and support of the Girl Scouts’ mission. It promotes the idea that everyone, regardless of gender, can contribute in valuable ways and diverse perspectives. When men volunteer in Girl Scouts, they can strengthen their parent-child relationship and help make the world a better, more inclusive place.
How should National Man Enough to be a Girl Scout Day be celebrated?
By recognizing the men who proudly support and engage with the Girl Scout community! 🎉
Here are few ways you can celebrate:
✅Shoutouts! Post on social media about the men in your community who are making a difference in girls’ lives using hashtag #ManEnough and tag @GSNETX. You can also submit stories and photos to media@gsnetx.org so we can highlight their efforts further across our member communications.
✅Join! Get involved in Girl Scouts and recruit others by sharing the link below:
You can make a difference year-round or inspire one event at a time!
✅Shop! Help raise awareness by proudly wearing Man Enough merchandise, designed specifically for cookie dads, proud brothers, troop volunteers, and everyone who is Man Enough to be a Girl Scout.
✅Follow us! Stay up to date with Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas’ volunteer opportunities, special events, and more on social media. We’re on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
Learn more at www.gsnetx.org/manenough
Registration of this National Day sponsored by Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas.