The resolution introduced on March 5, 2026, designates March 6, 2026, as Girl Scouts Day at the Legislature, celebrating the 114th anniversary of the Girl Scouts of the USA. It highlights the organization's significant role in fostering leadership, civic engagement, and community among young girls, particularly during challenging times when many face increased anxiety and stress. The resolution emphasizes the importance of Girl Scouts in providing a supportive environment that promotes mental health, encourages personal growth, and engages girls in vital after-school programs, including civics education and STEM initiatives.

Additionally, the resolution commends the Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council for their contributions to empowering girls across multiple states and recognizes the historic achievement of four Girl Scouts from West Virginia who are set to represent their peers at the United Nations' 70th Annual Commission on the Status of Women. The Senate expresses its appreciation for the Girl Scout Movement's commitment to creating safe, inclusive spaces for girls to develop their skills and leadership abilities, and directs the Clerk to send a copy of the resolution to the Girl Scouts Black Diamond Council.