I was not a Girl Scout, I'm sure GSs totally rock.
However, you might encourage your daughter to consider other options as well. I was a (suburban) 4-H-er. In the late 70's/early 80's, we learned cooking, sewing, crafts, natural history & public speaking. My brother's group learned science, woodworking, electronics, and aviation. There were summer camps to attend as well. I have to say I learned some really valuable & practical life skills, to this day when someone tells me they don't know how to cook, I have a little trouble completely understanding what this means. Maybe modern 4-H girls don't learn those things, but I'm pretty glad I did, even if it seems a little old fashioned now.
Mr. H was a Sea Scout like Ron's daughter. Incredible to me that a group of 11 year old boys were learning to provision a boat, navigate and sail ocean passages, anchor safely, and generally be responsible, patient, smart, and non-complaining. His troop even sailed from California to Hawaii on a 45 foot boat, unbelievable, letting a bunch of boys plot a course and sail across the Pacific Ocean.
There are some really great options out there for kids, Girl Scouts are great, I'm sure, but so are some of these other programs. Worth taking a bit of a look around to see what's out there.
H