Did you take part in Future Girl Acts?
Between 30 September and 6 October 2019 we came together to tackle plastic pollution
Future Girl Acts was a key part of our first Planet Protectors campaign. We’ve been amazed by all the wonderful creatures you created out of plastic and seeing all the reasons why girls were taking action. Over 100,000 girls and 25% of units took part, so thank you!
The sculptures
The girls loved making their plastic sculptures to show how much they cared about plastic pollution. And some of the designs were really inventive!
We are @Girlguiding #PlanetProtectors and have pledged to #ReduceReuseRecycle #PlasticPromise #FutureGirlActs #InspireGirls @guidingkentwest @Guiding_LaSER pic.twitter.com/3Rdv62yKRm
— 2nd Otford Brownies (@OtfordLittleOwl) October 1, 2019
We became #PlanetProtectors completing the #FutureGirlActs challenge. We collected 106 pieces of plastic and used them to make turtles and a mermaid #girlguiding #PlasticPromise #EastLothian @GirlguidingEL pic.twitter.com/b1XrcaxyyP
— 1st Muss Guides (@1stMussGuides) October 3, 2019
Influencing decision makers
We know that decision makers are already responding to your letters. One MP even mentioned it in the House of Commons! If you haven’t sent your letter yet, there’s still time. All you have to do is download our handy template letter and send it on to your local MP.
🌍 The 3rd Rutherglen Brownies & 1st Bankhead Guides popped by my office today to give me their “Plastic Promises”. They took part in @Girlguiding's #PlasticPromise week of action - promising to reduce their use of single use plastic and encouraging others to do likewise 👏 pic.twitter.com/wQHXGS83m0
— Clare Haughey MSP (@haughey_clare) October 4, 2019
#PlasticPromise
So far, over 14,000 plastic promises have been made! We want people to continue to pledge, so encourage your friends and family to make their own promises too.
Fill in our quick survey
Help us plan next year’s week of action by filling in our quick, anonymous survey.