The resolution designates April 22 of each year as Girl Scout Leader Appreciation Day in New Jersey, recognizing the significant impact that the Girl Scouts program has had on the lives of young girls since its establishment in 1912. The program aims to empower girls by providing them with essential skills and experiences through various activities, including community service, entrepreneurship, and STEM education. The success of this initiative is largely attributed to the dedication and hard work of volunteer Girl Scout Leaders, who serve as mentors and role models, helping to foster self-awareness, confidence, and leadership skills among the participants.

In light of the contributions made by Girl Scout Leaders, the resolution calls for the Governor to issue an annual proclamation encouraging public officials and residents to observe Girl Scout Leader Appreciation Day with appropriate events and activities. This initiative aligns with the recognition of April as volunteer appreciation month within the Girl Scouts program, emphasizing the importance of celebrating the selfless efforts of these leaders in shaping the future of young women in New Jersey.