All proceeds stay local to provide the Girl Scout Leadership Experience Program (GSLE) to members of Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia.
We are proud to share that 79% of our finances directly support the Girl Scout mission.
Become inspired. Discover past, present, and future of Girl Scout leadership. Legacy of Leadership honors influential leaders and showcases the Girl Scout Leadership Experience.
Faye DiMassimo of City of Savannah’s Planning and Economic Development team, served as the 2025 keynote speaker, an example of the present day leaders in Savannah. Sue Else is received the Legacy of Leadership Award - our exclusive award for Girl Scouts that honors a woman who reflects the values in the Girl Scout Promise and Law and who serves as an excellent role model for girls.
Sue Else is a proud Girl Scout alum and served as the CEO of Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia for the eleven years.
"For the last 11 years, I have been continually inspired by all the ways I’ve witnessed girls step into their power, embrace challenges, and make lasting changes in their communities. I look forward to seeing all the wonderful ways Girl Scouts will continue to thrive in the years ahead."
Faye DiMassimo of City of Savannah’s Planning and Economic Development team, will served as the keynote speaker, an example of the present day leaders in Savannah who are helping shape the next generation of leaders though the Girl Scouts program.
Special thanks to Bunny Ware for shooting this year's event. Check out the photos on Flickr!
Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia Bridging Savannah's Bridge offers participants to take part in a one-of-a-kind celebration.
This unforgettable event takes the traditional Girl Scout bridging ceremony and elevated it—literally—by crossing Savannah’s iconic Talmadge Memorial Bridge. Spanning more than two miles and reaching 185 feet above the Savannah River, the experience is unlike any other in Girl Scouting.
We go big—and we want YOU there.
Girl Scouts, past and present, from across the country are invited to Savannah—the historic hometown of our founder, Juliette Gordon Low—for a celebration of achievement, sisterhood, and Girl Scout history.
We will update you on our next Bridging opportunity based on the construction schedule for the historic Talmadge Bridge, which will undergo construction.