At Girl Scouts of Western Washington, corporate partners play a vital role in helping build the next generation of confident, curious, and courageous leaders ready to take on the world. Together, we champion opportunities in STEM, outdoor exploration, entrepreneurship, and essential life skills—opening doors for girls* to thrive in every corner of our community. Your partnership fuels innovation and equity, expands financial assistance, enhances camp experiences, and powers initiatives that create pathways for historically excluded girls* to access high-demand careers and brighter futures.
Beyond financial and in-kind support, your company can deepen its impact through employee engagement. Volunteer opportunities—such as youth mentorship, workshop facilitation, board service, and work parties at camp—connect your employees to a powerful mission, strengthen teamwork, boost morale, and demonstrate your corporate values in action.
Let’s partner to build a bold future for every Girl Scout.
For more information on corporate partnerships, please contact Wade Brewer, Director of Corporate Relations, wbrewer@girlscoutsww.org.
In June 2024, Girl Scouts of Western Washington joined Adobe in a two-year partnership to expand Adobe's global skilling initiative to bring AI literacy, content creation, and digital marketing skills to youth worldwide—including Girl Scouts right here in Western Washington. Since the partnership’s launch, hundreds of Girl Scouts in our region have gained access to hands-on workshops where they learned how to design fliers, make videos, create graphics, and more using Adobe's AI technology. Many Girl Scouts used what they learned to create marketing videos that enhanced their entrepreneurial experience and boosted their cookie sales during the 2025 Girl Scout Cookie Program. All workshop participants received a co-branded patch for their involvement in the program.
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LEARN MORE*Girl Scouts of Western Washington uses the term girls inclusively to speak to everyone who identifies with the Girl Scout experience, which includes cisgender girls, gender-expansive youth, transgender youth, non-binary youth, gender nonconforming youth, genderqueer youth, and any girl-identifying human.