Girl Scouts of Eastern Mass. and Suffolk, launches STEM-based “Daisies Who Build” curriculum and patch program
Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts (GSEMA) revealed its newest STEM curriculum in partnership with Suffolk. “Daisies Who Build” will introduce Girl Scouts in kindergarten and first grade to construction careers while teaching them the fundamentals of building processes through hands-on experiential learning. The program serves as an expansion of existing beloved curricula, “Juniors Who Build,” “Brownies Who Build,” and “Cadettes Who Build.”
To kick off the “Daisies Who Build” curriculum with GSEMA, Suffolk hosted an event at its Boston headquarters, welcoming a group of 65 Girl Scouts from throughout the region. The group received a tour of the national contractor’s headquarters, engaged in a hands-on STEM building activity alongside some of Suffolk’s leaders, and was presented with patches and certificates for completing the program.
In collaboration with Regan Communication, coverage for the program included The Boston Globe, WBZ News Radio, WHDH 7 News, New England Real Estate Journal, and more.
Milk & Cookies
GSEMA invited local media to Girl Scout Cookie booth sales in their area. This was an opportunity for media to see firsthand how Girl Scouts run their cookie businesses and develop skill that stick with these young entrepreneurs beyond cookie season.
Coverage resulting from this campaign included Bay State Banner, Franklin Observer, and Swellsley Report.
Girl Scouts’ Super Bowl rivalry highlights regional businesses
The Girl Scouts of Central and Western Massachusetts and the Girl Scouts of Western Washington competed in a friendly wager on the outcome of the Super Bowl. The friendly competition between the two council CEOs highlights the rivalry between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. The wager coincides with the annual Girl Scout cookie season and is intended to showcase regional businesses while supporting local scout programs. The organization whose team loses will send a gift basket filled with local products to the winning Girl Scout troops.
The story earned 119 pieces of coverage across the nation, including WWLP 22 News, WGGB Western Mass News (Broadcast), and KRON 4 in San Francisco.
Girl Scouts of Central and Western Mass. and Cornerstone Bank launch financial literacy partnership
Girl Scouts of Central and Western Massachusetts (GSCWM) announced a new partnership with Cornerstone Bank to deliver a year-long, hands-on financial literacy partnership for girls across central and western Massachusetts. Running March 2, 2026 through March 2, 2027, the program equips Girl Scouts with essential money management, financial planning, and practical skills they can use for a lifetime.
Coverage includes MassNonprofit News and Business West.
Fork it Over Worcester 2026
Local chefs and student culinary teams competed in the annual Fork It Over competition, transforming iconic Girl Scout Cookies into inventive sweet and savory dishes.
Coverage included WWLP 22 News, Worcester Guardian, Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Worcester Magazine, The Pike FM, and WXLO.
This Boston, Massachusetts, Restaurant Is Serving Up a $100 Hot Dog
4/6/26
Off the Common at Hilton Boston Park Plaza is offering up a $100 luxury hot dog. The real is a house-made lobster and black truffle sausage topped with caviar, creme fraiche, and celery remoulade, all on a toasted brioche bun and served with gaufrette potatoes and aioli. Coverage includes WCYY, WJBQ, WOKQ, WMME, WHOM, WBLM, and Seacoast Current.
This story was pitch on behalf of the Massachusetts Lodging Association.
