This House Resolution recognizes the Girl Scouts of the United States of America on its 114th birthday, celebrating its founding on March 12, 1912, with a mission to "build girls of courage, confidence, and character." It acknowledges the organization's significant role in the American story, fostering independent spirits and encouraging girls to embrace their unique strengths. The resolution celebrates Girl Scouts' legacy of providing a secure and inclusive space for girls to explore, build relationships, and access experiences that prepare them for leadership. Girl Scouts embodies a strong commitment to community service and civic engagement, with members actively leading and making a difference nationwide. The organization's Gold Award Girl Scouts dedicate significant hours to addressing pressing community challenges with measurable, long-lasting results. Furthermore, the Girl Scouts Leadership Experience offers 21st-century programming in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) , the outdoors, and entrepreneurship, encouraging girls to develop invaluable life skills and make meaningful connections. The resolution also highlights upcoming events, including the 100th World Thinking Day in 2026, an annual celebration promoting international friendship and global girls' voices. It further notes the 58th National Council Session and Girl Scouts Unite event in July 2026, a convention where over 10,000 Girl Scouts, alums, and supporters will explore the movement's history. Ultimately, the House congratulates all 2025 Gold Award recipients and encourages Girl Scouts to continue championing the ambitions, nurturing the creativity, and supporting the talents of future women leaders.