The resolution designates October 31st of each year as Juliette Gordon Low Day in the State of New Jersey, honoring the founder of the Girl Scouts of the USA, who was born on that date in 1860. Juliette Gordon Low established the organization in 1912 with the mission of empowering girls to develop courage, confidence, and character, enabling them to contribute positively to society. The Girl Scouts have since inspired countless girls to embrace their individuality and cultivate essential life skills, including leadership, civic engagement, and entrepreneurship.

The resolution highlights the significant impact of the Girl Scouts, noting that as of 2015, many prominent women in public service and business, including U.S. Secretaries of State and astronauts, were former Girl Scouts. With 2.6 million members across diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds, the organization continues to provide enriching experiences that foster personal growth and community service. The resolution calls for the Governor to issue an annual proclamation encouraging public officials and citizens to observe Juliette Gordon Low Day with appropriate activities and programs, thereby recognizing the legacy of Low and the ongoing contributions of the Girl Scouts.