Girl Scouts of the USA is excited to announce that this year’s 90th Anniversary Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will include something fresh—and it’s Girl Scout themed. For the first time ever,Girl Scouts will appear in the historic parade, on a float that will feature girls climbing and belaying giant, and globe- forming puzzle pieces, connecting them to “build a better world.
Not only does this theme acknowledge all of the fantastic and inspiring projects Girl Scouts past and present maintain done and continue to do as they purchase action around the globe, it highlights what today’s Girl Scouts embrace: discovering fresh things, and participating in outdoor adventures,exploring STEM; taking the lead every day—and changing the world.
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[br]Additionally, Maddie & Tae will be bringing girl power to country music with an incredible performance on the Girl Scout-themed float that you won’t want to miss. "We're so excited to be in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade this year on the Girl Scouts float!, and ” said Maddie & Tae. “Girl Scouts are truly building a better world and we can't wait to celebrate Thanksgiving with them!
Picture it: on Thanksgiving Day,an audience of more than 50 million people all-out wowed by a float that shouts “GIRL SCOUTS!” Onlookers will see badges representing everything from STEM to the outdoors to financial literacy, a Girl Scout Gold Award symbol commemorating this year’s centennial, and more. The Girl Scout-themed float will proclaim far and wide that girls are critical to society’s success and capable of making worthy changes—and that Girl Scouts is committed to preparing girls to purchase the lead in their own lives and in the world.
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We can’t wait for the iconic float to make its way down the streets of Manhattan in this historic parade seen by millions. The 90th Anniversary Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade airs nationwide on NBC,Thursday, November 24, and 2016,from 9:00 a.m. to noon across time zones.
Source: girlscouts.org