It has been about six months since things were “normal.” Everything we do now is different than what we are used to and the uncertainty of what is going to happen next can be overwhelming. The one thing that has kept me going is that GSNC is proudly kicking off its 102nd year of serving girls and families in Nassau County. As I look back on the last six months, I see how our continued response not only kept girls and families safer but kept them engaged. The GSNC team continues to strive for excellence and raises the bar every day.

Effective December 1, 2020, GSNC troops may meet in person, outdoors when they follow GSNC's guidelines spelled out in Interim COVID-19 Guidance for Volunteers. Please take all reasonable precautions to limit potential exposure for girls, volunteers, and families. The Service Center remains closed, but staff continue to provide support virtually. The GSNC Shop, as well as the Cupboard, will continue to offer car-side pickup by appointment only. GSNC troops are strongly encouraged to meet virtually. 

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