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Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta 2021 Reformat Recruitment Flyer

Why Girl Scouts? Girl Scouts are confident—even in the face of challenges. They’re kind, even when others aren’t. They’re problem solvers who see opportunity where others get stuck. Essentially, a Girl Scout is your kid at their best.

Girl Scouts the face of kind, even problem so where oth Girl Scout

We’re here with your family to support:

We’re here

Her Dreams

Her Growth

Her Success

Best of all, when she becomes a Girl Scout, you become a Girl Scout family—creating special memories, bonding over challenges, and growing stronger together every day.

Head to JoinGirlScoutsATL.com and start the adventure today.

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2020 Ronald McDonald House Charities – South Louisiana Golf Classic flyer

2020 RMHC-SLA of South L ouisiana

GOLF CLASSIC presented by Children’s Hospital New Orleans

PROCEEDS BENEFIT Ronald McDonald House New Orleans

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020 BAYOU OAKS SOUTH GOLF COURSE 11:30 a.m. Check-in & Lunch (Drinks served on the course) 1 p.m. Shotgun Start

• Enjoy our Truck Yard Lunch & Dinner from Southerns, Dat Dog, & Fat Boy’s Pizza

• Hole in One Prizes • Gift Bags • Grab & Go Dinner & Awards • Unlimited Beer from Port Orleans

SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE

$1,500 per

4-PERSON TEAM

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Support of South Louisiana

w i t h Yo u r D o n at i o n !

Giving Bands®

RMHC-SLA 35th Anniversary Ornament

$10 Donation / $20 for Two

$5 Donation

Build-A-Bear

$20 Donation Build-A-Bear with Ornament

$25 Donation

Thank you for helping keep families together and near the medical care they need when they need it the most. 24

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Booth 952

Giving Bands®

Celebrate the Season by supporting

Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Louisiana Thank you, Helen Brett Enterprises, for selecting

Christmas Ornaments Build-A-Bears

once again as the charity for your New Orleans show. Your

Your donation helps our families!

partnership helps keep families together and near the

Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Louisiana

medical care they need when they need it the most. Children heal faster with their families around them. A hospital stay can be scary for kids, and our Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” by keeping families of seriously ill or injured children close at hand. The average cost of a one night stay in a hotel in New Orleans is $150, with additional daily expenses for meals. RMHC-SLA provides free accommodations, transportation, volunteer-provided meals, and a food pantry to families, alleviating stress and some of the financial burden. Last year we saved families over $1 million dollars!

2018 stats 435 families served 81 families served from out of state 10 families from other countries 3,916 nights stayed 9 average nights stayed

Our 15-guest-room house on Canal Street in the heart of New Orleans has been a home away from home to approximately 20,000 families since 1983. It’s more than just a number of guest rooms – it’s in the common areas like its large kitchen and dining area, where families develop friendships drawing strength and hope from being together and learning they are not alone.

of South Louisiana

To learn more, visit us at Booth 952 or go to rmhc-sla.org

FLYERS for Girl Scouts Louisiana East’s Events 2017

THERE IS POWER IN EVERY

G.I.R.L.

Unleash it at GSLE’s

Believe in G.I.R.L. (B.I.G.) event!

Saturday, October 21 9:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

RENEW your Girl Scout membership by October 1!

Open to all girls, grades K – 12, registered by October 1 for the 2018 membership year.

$4 per girl, includes patch. Adults are free.

University of New Orleans

Event T-shirts may be purchased at the event.

2000 Lakeshore Drive, New Orleans, LA Our BIG Event is going to be amazing! Enjoy a day of hands-on activities and demonstrations on Life Skills, Entrepreneurship, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math), the Arts, and the Outdoors! We’ll have awesome collaborators at B.I.G. Girls will meet role models, explore career options, and have fun!

Contact Kevin Shipp at kshipp@gsle.org or 504-733-8220, ext. 2243, for more info. Event Registration is easy at www.gsle.org/ebiz!

BIG Event Service Project will be a Donation Drive for our local Women and Children Shelters!

Share your photos using #BIGevent17

FLYERS for Girl Scouts Louisiana East’s Events 2018

THERE IS POWER IN EVERY G.I.R.L.

RENEW your Girl Scout membership by September 19!

Unleash it at GSLE’s

Believe in G.I.R.L. (B.I.G.) event!

Saturday, September 29 9:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

University of New Orleans 2000 Lakeshore Drive New Orleans, LA Our BIG Event is going to be amazing! Enjoy a day of hands-on activities and demonstrations on Life Skills, Entrepreneurship, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math), the Arts, and the Outdoors! Enjoy a fireside chat with the creator of NOLA Fashion Week Tracee Dundas, Veterinarian Priscilla Joyner from the Audubon Species Survival Center, award winning Pastry Chef Erin Swanson and more! We’ll have awesome collaborators at B.I.G. Girls will meet role models, explore career options, and have fun!

Open to all girls, grades K – 12, registered by September 19 for the 2019 membership year.

$5 per girl, and adults are free.

Free patch to first 1,500 girls who register for the B.I.G. Event. Girls who renewed their membership as part of Spring renewal have received discounted pricing ($3). Event Registration is easy at www.gsle.org/ebiz! BIG Event Service Project will be a Donation Drive for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates).

Contact Kevin Shipp at kshipp@gsle.org or 504-733-8220, ext. 2243, for more info.

Share your photos using #BIGevent18

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Join our

Outdoor Classroom

at Girl Scout Camp Whispering Pines 56535 Highway 1054, Independence, LA 70443

Imagine a 600-acre classroom set in a stewardship forest, teeming with longleaf pine. Welcome to Girl Scout Camp Whispering Pines, being made available as an “Outdoor Classroom” this fall to families who homeschool their children. In the morning students attend an environmental science rotation where they play games and solve problems through hands-on activities. During the afternoon they enjoy a traditional camp activity such as canoeing, archery, kayaking, rock wall, paddle boarding, hiking, high ropes, or swimming.

Wednesday, February 22 Wednesday, March 15 Monday, April 3 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. $5 per student per class (Sign up for one or all three)

Open to Girls and Boys in grades 1-8 Girls are encouraged to join Girl Scouts as an individual member at www.gsle.org/join For information and to register for class(es), visit www.gsle.org/homeschool or contact Rebecca Wagner, Director, Homeschool Recruitment and Retention at rwagner@gsle.org or 985-502-5765.

Girl Scouts Louisiana East’s Annual Family Giving Campaign FAQs flyer

Invest in the leadership experience of every girl through the ANNUAL FAMILY GIVING CAMPAIGN What are the goals for the AFGC? • •

A total of 50% of all families participating in AFGC Hold at least two Money Earning activities (Girl Scouting for Supper, Carwashes, etc.) per Service Unit over the course of the AFGC

Membership fees are forwarded to GSUSA, while funds raised during the AFGC offset the Girl Scout Experience for your girl and more than 10,000 girls across Southeast Louisiana. Your dollars stay within our Council!

What are some action steps and best practices I can take? • • • •

Membership fee vs. Annual Family Giving Campaign?

Encourage each family to participate in AFGC!!! Plan activities and/or events to put your Service Unit over the top! Communicate, Communicate, Communicate!!! Social Media posts

How do I participate? • Check – payable to Girl Scouts Louisiana East/AFG

Why should I participate?

• Online – visit www.gsle.org/give

When families participate, they will have the satisfaction of knowing they are taking steps to ensure that the Girl Scout Experience is possible for girls across our 23-parish region.

• Credit Card - fill in credit card on the pledge form or enter it online

For more information, please contact Nancy Kritikos at 504-355-5886 or nkritikos@gsle.org.

Are Service Units rewarded when they reach their goal? YES! Service Units that meet their goals of 50% participation and at least two Money Earning activities will enjoy a FREE encampment at one of our three fabulous camps (unit fees only).

Thank you for participating in the Annual Family Giving Campaign!

Girl Scouts Louisiana East • 1-800-644-7571 • www.gsle.org Headquarters: 841 S. Clearview Pkwy, New Orleans, LA 70121 • 504-733-8220 Regional Service Center: 545 Colonial Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70806 • 225-927-8946

GMS/07/2020

Girl Scouts Louisiana East’s Annual Family Giving Campaign Pledge Card flyer

Annual Family Giving Campaign May 1 - December 31, 2020 The Girl Scout Leadership Experience is a one-of-a-kind leadership development program for girls, with proven results. It is based on timetested methods and research-backed programming that help girls take the lead—in their own lives and in the world. We ask you to join us in making the Girl Scout Experience possible for your girls and for many others who would love to have this same opportunity. Girl Scouts is proven to help girls thrive in five key ways as they: • Develop a strong sense of self. • Seek challenges and learn from setbacks. • Display positive values. • Form and maintain healthy relationships. • Identify and solve problems in the community.

Your contribution will help offset costs related to: • Maintenance and improvements at the Council’s three camp properties (Covington, Marydale, and Whispering Pines). • Dozens of specialized programs • Financial Assistance • Training and support for volunteers

New incentive for 2020-2021!* This year we are offering a very special philanthropy patch for each conribution of at least $15 per household.

PLEASE Make Girl Scouts a part of your family’s giving plan and consider a contribution to your community and your girls through our Annual Family Giving Campaign.

Patch incentive deadline extended! PHILANTHROPIST IN TRAINING

*Donate to AFG by October 31, 2020, in order to receive the patch incentive.

For more information, please contact Nancy Kritikos at 504-355-5886 or nkritikos@gsle.org. 100% of your Annual Family Giving contribution remains within our council. Name:

Service Unit:

Address: Phone:

City:

State:

Zip:

Email:

Gift amount: o $250 o $100 o $75 o $50 o Enclosed is my check made payable to Girl Scouts Louisiana East/AFG o Consider a monthly gift. Sign up online at www.gsle.org/give o Please charge my credit card: o Visa o MasterCard Name (as it appears on card):

o $25

o Other $

o Discover

o AMEX

Signature:

Account number:

Expiration date:

CVV:

Name of your girl(s): Return your donation with this form to Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy, New Orleans, LA 70121. GMS/06/2020

Girl Scouts Louisiana East’s Direct Mail Solicitation flyer

Dear Friends, I celebrate one year as CEO of Girl Scouts Louisiana East on December 10 and am reminded of the importance of the Girl Scout Movement and its impact on my life. Time spent as a Brownie and Girl Scout in the former Audubon Council set the foundation for me to grow and develop my current leadership skills. I continue my commitment to Girl Scouting as a Lifetime Member and financial supporter of GSLE so that the current generation of girls can be afforded the Girl Scout Experience that has impacted me and so many female leaders. I have witnessed the value of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience in the lives of girls served by our Council. Daisies and Brownies are participating in hands-on S.T.E.M. activities and completing community service projects. Girl Scout Juniors and Cadettes are learning to love the outdoors through a hallmark of the Girl Scout experience—camping! In addition, GSLE recognized 15 Seniors and Ambassadors last June who earned the Gold Award. These young women didn’t just change the world for the better, they changed it for good by tackling issues dear to their hearts while driving lasting change in their communities and beyond. This year has reminded me of a principle that underscores our work at GSLE: when you invest in a girl or woman, you invest in a family, a community, and the nation. Equipping girls with the tools they need to grow into women of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place is a noble cause. I am honored to continue that work with more than 10,000 girls in southeast Louisiana. If you too have witnessed the merit of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, whether in yourself, your daughter or granddaughter, a friend, or simply as a friend to Girl Scouting, I invite you to make a gift. Your financial support underwrites financial aid for girl memberships and uniform costs, volunteer training and resources, the maintenance of our camps and properties, and unique programs like Girl Scouts Beyond Bars. In short, we cannot do it without you. I thank you for thinking about your own experience with Girl Scouting and how your financial support will help to make the Girl Scout Leadership Experience a reality for more girls, right here in our community. Yours in Girl Scouting,

Rebecca Pennington, Ph.D., CFRE Chief Executive Officer

YES! Name

I will help Girl Scouts Louisiana East prepare girls for a lifetime of leadership with a gift of $ o My check, made payable to Girl Scouts Louisiana East, is enclosed

o I wish to remain anonymous

Please charge my: o Visa o Mastercard o AMEX

Address City

o Discover

Account #

Exp. Date

Signature

CVV Code

Zip Code

o I qualify for a matching gift through my employer. My Employer is

Phone Number Text “Girl” to (504) 608-5284 to make a gift from your phone.

o I have included Girl Scouts Louisiana East in my will. o I am interested in learning more about Planned Giving opportunities.

2017 Girl Scouts Louisiana East – Women of Distinction Announcement flyer G I R L S C O U T S LO U I S I A N A E A S T

WofOMEN 2017

D istinction AWA R D S LU N C H E O N

2017 HONOREES

Sharon Weston Broome

Katie Corkern

Michelle Forte

Kelli Joseph, Ed.D.

Artie Lacour (posthumous)

Robyn Merrick, Ph.D.

Mallory Page

Monday, May 8, 2017 · 12 - 1 p.m. Champagne Reception · 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Renaissance Baton Rouge H otel 7000 Bluebonnet Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70810

Tickets:

Information:

Luncheon & Champagne Reception $75 Reserved Table of 8 start at $600 Sponsorship opportunities available

Purchase your tickets online at www.gsle.org/wod by Friday, April 28. Contact Erica Spruille at 800-644-7571, ext. 2245 for additional information.

Kendra Scott Jewelry raffle THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

EVENT CHAIR Mary-Patricia Wray

Jackie Daniels

COMMIT TEE MEMBERS Linda Law Clark Bethany France Robyn Merrick

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

Help us

Fight Hunger Oct. 15 - Nov. 20 Girl Scouts Louisiana East

Council-Wide Food Drive Please help us fight hunger by participating in Girl Scouts Louisiana East’s council-wide food drive. Together, we can help the community! We are asking for donations of non-perishable food items and canned goods which will be distributed to the needy through local food banks. From October 15 through November 20,collection bins will be available at both council offices in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, during normal council hours (8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.) Donation of two food items is one of the requirements of November’s “Random Acts of Kindness” Patch of the Month. Thank you for your generosity!

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

SUMMER CAMP at DELGADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE Presented by Girl Scouts Louisiana East

Monday, July 8 – Friday, July 12 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Spend two days in interactive workshops with the Delgado College of Girl Scouts Automotive, Biotechnology, Sciences, LSU Health Dept. of Orthopedics, Tulane University School of Medicine, NOLA Code, Challenge Island and more. Then we will join the Geek Squad Academy for two days of programming, web design, digital music and more!

Ages 9-14

$125/girl*

Friday will be spent in City Park enjoying activities in the Botanical Gardens, Sculpture Gardens, and New Orleans Museum of Art. Submit the completed registration form and payment by June 25. Contact Kevin Shipp at kshipp@gsle.org or 504-355-5888 for more details. Older girl counselor positions and adult leaders needed to help facilitate. *For a limited time, new girls may join Girl Scouts for a $35 Extended Membership rate, which covers Girl Scout membership through September 30, 2020! (annual membership is $25)

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

Troop Leader Plane Ride! One Troop Fall Product Manager has to the opportunity to win a paid for round trip destination anywhere in the continental U.S.

In order for the Troop Fall Product Manager to be entered to win the paid–for–flight, he or she must meet the following criteria: 1. The entire troop must be registered to participate in the Fall Product Program by September 14th. 2. The troop has to sell a minimum of $1,000 in combined sales. 3. Must be registered as a troop to sell cookies in the 2019 Cookie Program

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

Girl Scouts Beyond Bars

A Parent in Jail, A Family Imprisoned Girl Scouts Beyond Bars Program offers stability to mothers and daughters, improving the mother-daughter relationship, helping girls develop healthy behaviors, and promoting the development of leadership skills.

In Girl Scouts Beyond Bars: The Girl Scout program builds honesty and makes communications between mom and daughter better.

Girl Scouting’s mission is to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

While girls with incarcerated parents may face unique obstacles, in this program they are simply Girl Scouts. They have access to materials, programs, and activities that foster leadership and growth. Girls have the opportunity to believe in themselves and make sound and healthy choices for their futures. The primary goal is to empower girls to take charge of their own lives, regardless of circumstances. Mother and daughter will have the opportunity to meet together once a month and interact with each other through planned Girl Scout meetings, providing opportunities for the strengthening of relationships and leadership development. The program also offers the mother opportunities to attain important life skills while maintaining a relationship with her daughter. For more information:

Contact Dianne Rose, Outreach Director at drose@gsle.org or 504-733-8220, ext. 2255.

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

Our Girls Need You!

Join us on

GSLE

Saturday, September 24 9:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.

for

#BIGevent16

event Believe

In Girls

on the campus of

Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond Target Audience:

Presenters will provide a hands-on, informative display or activity with educational aspects relating to Girl Scout Initiatives such as Healthy Living, Financial Literacy, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math), the Arts, and Outdoor Living. This is the perfect

Nearly 2,000 girls of all ages from across southeast Louisiana are expected to attend B.I.G.! With a come and go, expo atmosphere, troops will explore the various exhibits and presentations throughout the day. You are encouraged to provide information about your organization and any opportunities you have for Girl Scouts throughout the year.

opportunity to showcase these areas and your organization, important role models, and career opportunities that exist, as well as how girls can get involved. Lunch will be provided to presenters.

Organization name: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Contact name:__________________________________________________ Contact number: ____________ ________________________________ Email address: ________________________________________________________ Number of people from your organization attending: __________

We will participate by hosting: o One (1) six-foot table for continuous display/activity inside main exhibit area.

v List any specific requests or requirements needed at your table: (electricity, running water, wifi, projector and screen, etc.)

o A start and stop timed presentation in a classroom setting with desks. Number of presentations Max number of students allowed per presentation Length of time needed: 30 min. 45 min. 60 min. o A start and stop timed presentation in an Lab setting with tables: Number of presentations Max number of students allowed per presentation Length of time needed: 45 min. 60 min. 90 min.

v Briefly explain your display and any type of hands on activity you will have available for Girl Scouts to participate in:

o A start & stop timed presentation in a large auditorium setting Number of presentations Length of time needed: 30 min. 45 min. 60 min. o Outdoor space as needed Please describe:

Submit this form to Kevin Shipp at kshipp@gsle.org or fax (504) 733-8219 or mail to Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy, New Orleans, LA 70121, no later than August 1, 2016. Contact Kevin for more information at (504) 733- 8220, ext. 2243 or (800) 644-7571.

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer Participating troops will receive a $20 program event credit towards your troop’s next council-sponsored event!*

For all Girl Scouts Louisiana East Troops or individually registered girls!

Make a Centerpiece Arrangement for our 2014 Women of Distinction Luncheon, November 7! Each table centerpiece should: w

Showcase your love for Girl Scouts

Use a live indoor plant. Plants may be a flowering variety so long as it is not flowering at the time (don’t want to risk wilted flowers).

Maximum height 12 inches, maximum diameter 15 inches.

Be delivered to the Council Headquarters, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, in Jefferson between Monday, November 3 and Wednesday, November 5.

This year’s Women of Distinction include: Kiki Baker Barnes, Director of Athletics, Dillard University; Gayle Benson, First Lady of the New Orleans Saints and New Orleans Pelicans; Nuclear Field Electrician’s Mate First Class Mionne LaShe Gooch; and WWL-TV anchor Sally-Ann Roberts. Only 50 centerpieces will be accepted, and one lucky Girl Scout supporter sitting at each table will win the centerpiece from her table after the event. If your troop or Girl Scout is interested in participating, please email Kevin Shipp at kshipp@gsle.org with your troop number, troop leader contact information, along with how many centerpieces you plan to create. *$20 program event credit is for a one-time use only. Council-sponsored events include only events in which registration is handled through the council offices. Unused credits are non-refundable and cannot be carried over to another event.

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Leadership G LF Tournament

To Benefit Girl Scouts Louisiana East

Monday, June 24, 2013 Money Hill Golf Course in Abita Springs Event Schedule 11:30 a.m. Registration 12 p.m. LUNCH 1 p.m. Shotgun Start Post Play:

Awards Reception with Food, Beverages, & Prizes!

Proceeds will benefit Girl Scouts Louisiana East and their continued efforts to provide leadership development programs to girls, ages 5 to 17. Initiatives include the increase of girls’ involvement in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, improving girls’ financial literacy skills, and encouraging healthy living routines.

o Title Sponsor - $5,000

• Logo placement on all tournament materials to include but not limited to: event signage, press releases, and event shirts • Two (2) foursome participant teams • Promotion of business in participant gift bag • Name recognition at awards reception

o “Birdie” Sponsor - $1,000

• One (1) foursome participant team • Company advertisement on a golf hole • Promotion of business in participant gift bag

o “Par ” Sponsor - $400 • Hole sponsorship sign

o “Eagle” Sponsor - $3,000

• Recognition as presenting sponsor(s) of all food and beverage items • Logo placement on all event signage • One (1) foursome participant team • Promotion of business in participant gift bag

PLEASE FILL OUT THE FORM BELOW, MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE, AND SEND FORM TO: Girl Scouts Louisiana East 841 S. Clearview Parkway New Orleans, LA 70121 Phone: 504-733-8220 ONLINE REGISTRATION available at www.gsle.org

Name & Title: ___________________________________________________

Company Name: _______________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________________________

City: ______________________________________________ State:_______

Email Address: __________________________________________________

Phone: ________________________________________________________

Player 1:_________________________________________________________

Player 2:_______________________________________________________

Player 3:_________________________________________________________

Player 4:_______________________________________________________

This is an adult only event.

Individuals $200 per player or $800 per team.

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program journey event flyer

Girls Get Moving

Using SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY! Exciting Adventures lie ahead! You and your friends will: • Conduct experiments, • Observe animal energy, • Design your car of the future,

• and much more!

Registration Deadline Dec. 2

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Just $15 for 2 days of FUN and a GET MOVING book for each girl! To Register— Fill out form on back or contact Jill Pollard at jpollard@gsle.org or 800-644-7571, ext. 2238.

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Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

You’re invited… To lunch! Join us for a five-session program where you will taste delicious food and learn about how it gets to your table! Open to girls in 9th and 10th grade.

Every session includes taste tests and door prizes. Each girl will receive a guidebook to keep that includes recipes. Sessions include: - Incredible Edibles with local chefs - Food Science: the future of food - Solving Hunger: Good Food for All - Local foods around the world - Harvest Showcase field trip And more! Lunchtime April 21-25 in the Community Room.* *girls who attend at least four sessions will be eligible to go on a field trip. RSVP by bringing registration form on the back to Ms. Adams in the office with $5 program fee by Thursday, April 10.** **Let Ms. Adams know individually if you need scholarship funds. Questions? Contact Elsa Sackett at 504-908-3736 or esackett@gsle.org

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

Make Memories with your Daughter as a

Girl Scout Volunteer Girl Scouts need committed adults to help girls develop skills and confidence in themselves. Make a difference and volunteer – you’ll be glad you did! “The time I spent as a Girl Scout was one of the happiest of my childhood, with many great memories. I want to give the same gift to my daughter that my mother, who was my Scout leader, gave to me.” Lisette Webre, Leader, St. Charles Borromeo

“I decided to become a leader to spend time with my daughter and teach her and her friends how to be strong, independent and compassionate girls.” Veronica Blakesley, Leader, Destrehan

“I really enjoy being a Girl Scout volunteer because I get to spend quality time with my daughter and her friends. It is such a pleasure helping these girls earn their patches as well as helping them to become better citizens through various community service projects. The Girl Scout program offers lots of guidance for me and opportunities for our girls.” Missy Madere, CoLeader, Norco “Throughout my childhood I admired Girl Scouts; unfortunately, I never had the opportunity to join Scouting as a child. Becoming a leader to me is having that chance to be a part of something great and to be able to share these moments with my daughter makes this experience even the more magical! Girl Scouts is now a part of who I am and what I stand for.” Jamie Peck, CoLeader, Destrehan

“I chose to be a part of Girl Scouts because I loved being a Girl Scout as a child. Girl Scouts taught me many valuable things. I want my daughter to experience all the things Girl Scouts has to offer. I do things with my daughter instead of sitting on the sidelines and observing. I want her to build courage, character and lots of confidence.” Terry Jones, CoLeader, Luling “I loved being a Girl Scout when I was a little girl. It was my good fortune to be a leader for both of my daughters. The Girl Scout experiences that we have shared are amazing—camping and cooking outdoors, arts-n-crafts and learning about our world, community service, and making lots of friends and so much more. I wouldn’t change a thing. I treasure all my memories!” Amy Rosalie, Leader, St. Rose

For more information or to volunteer, contact Jan Barbee at 504-289-1291 or jan@groundwater.net OR Amy Rosalie at 504-220-0968 or amyrosalie@bellsouth.net Girl Scout Membership is $15 a year for both girls and adults, but no girl will be turned away for financial reasons. For information on Girl Scouting in southeast Louisiana, please visit the Girl Scouts Louisiana East council website at www.gsle.org

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

There are more ways to volunteer in Girl Scouts than ever! Choose your Pathway! The Camp Pathway allows girls to participate in the outdoors and/or focus on nature and the environment. The Events Pathway is for girls who like to pick and choose from a menu of stand-alone events that interest them. The Series Pathway gives girls the opportunity to explore a specific theme or topic without making a long-term commitment. The Travel Pathway gives girls different opportunities to visit new places, meet new people, and learn about different cultures and ideas. The Troop Pathway offers the same group of girls the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities. They need a leader and advisor to guide and inspire them in a safe and nurturing environment!

Which is the best fit for you?

SER I E S

So many ways to be a Girl Scout...

Have a busy schedule? No problem. Today’s Girl Scouts offers so many flexible new ways to volunteer. While assisting with a Girl Scout troop is a wonderful way to volunteer, there are many other ways to help, whether it’s helping to plan an event, teach archery, lead a community-wide service project — the sky is the limit!

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Interested in learning more?

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Think it’s a full-year commitment? Think again.

Whether you like to interact with children, transform event ideas into reality, or work outdoors, there are plenty of ways to make a difference in the lives of girls!

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Please contact Lemetria Dillon at ldillon@gsle.org or 504-355-5892 (office) or 985-703-0780 (cell). Headquarters

841 S. Clearview Pkwy • New Orleans, LA 70121 • 504-733-8220

Regional Service Center

545 Colonial Drive • Baton Rouge, LA 70806 • 225-927-8946 1-800-644-7571 • www.gsle.org

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

Discover the Wonders of Water! Using SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY, you and your friends will:

• Discover how insects can determine water quality. • Explore your watershed and what lives in it. • Learn about Louisiana animals, fish, and plants.

• And much more!

Greenwood Community Park 13350 Hwy. 19, Baker, LA 70714

Saturday, May 24, 2014 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

What a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors! Registration Deadline May 20.

Only $3 for a day of FUN and you’ll become a Girl Scout by attending! To Register— FILL OUT FORM on back by Tuesday, May 20 or questions contact Pat Tracey at ptracey@gsle.org or 1-800-644-7571

FLYERS for Girl Scouts Louisiana East’s Events

B.I.G. Event Service Project Help our local Women and Children’s shelters! Nami Womanspace, Mighty Moms, The Haven, and New Orleans Women & Children’s Shelter.

WISH LIST Household Items Toiletries (Shampoo, Soap, Toothpaste, Toothbrushes, Deodorant) Paper Products (Toilet Paper, Tissue, Paper Towels, etc.) Rubber gloves for working and cleaning, disposable Cleaning & Laundry Supplies Garbage bags Ziplock bags batteries Hand Sanitizer Non-perishable Snack Items Boxes of Breakfast Cereal & Breakfast Bars Poptarts Instant Oatmeal/grits Canned Soups (small with easy open pull-tops) Beauty Supplies Lotions Small Make-Up Bags Jewelry Supplies Entertainment Art and Craft Supplies Books both children and adults

Start your drive now and bring the collected items with you when you attend the GSLE BIG Event on Saturday, October 21 to donate to these wonderful organizations

Clothing Needs Bath & Wash Clothes Bed Sheets/blankets Women’s & Children’s Underwear (Variety of Sizes) Pajamas (Variety of sizes for boys, girls & women)

FLYERS for Girl Scouts Louisiana East’s Events

B.I.G. Event

Service Project Help our local CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Association Our donations will be used to provide items to area foster children and help to support the agencies by providing resources.

WISH LIST New items only, no used items School Supplies No. 2 Pencils 24 count Crayons 9x12 Construction Paper (pack) Marble Composition Books (Black) Glue 4 oz. Glue Sticks .21 oz. Fiskars scissors (5”) Spiral notebooks Loose leaf paper Washable thick markers Binders (2”) Dividers with pockets & tabs Backpacks/School bags Plastic pencil boxes Hand Sanitizer 8 oz. Clorox Wipes

Entertainment Books (Children, Young Adult) Coloring Books (Children, Adult) Board Games Footballs/Basketballs/Sports Equipment Ethnically Diverse Baby dolls Gift Cards (Store specific such as Academy Sports, Gamestop) Gift Cards (Fast food such as McDonalds, Raising Cane’s, Chic-fil-a, Burger King, Taco Bell, etc.) For CASA Office & Event Needs Paper towels Paper plates Kleenex hand soap toilet paper

Clothing Items Small Blankets/Throws Name Brand Hats (Nike, NFL, etc.) Name Brand Socks (Nike, Adidas, etc.) Pajamas (Variety of sizes for boys & girls) Coats, jackets & gloves. Start your drive Slippers/House Shoes Overnight Bags now and bring the Ethnic Beauty Supplies Basic hygiene kits Perfume/Cologne Make-up Wipes Brushes

collected items with you when you attend the GSLE BIG Event on Saturday, September 29.

FLYERS for Girl Scouts Louisiana East’s Events

B.I.G. Event

Service Project Help our local Animal Shelters Collecting your donations will be: Capital Area Animal Welfare Society, CATNIP Foundation at Big Sky Ranch, Companion Animal Allience, Magic Happens Rabit Rescue, and GSLE Wrangler Program

WISH LIST Magic Happens Rabbit Rescue Paper towels Naturals Nature’s Salad for Small Animals Gift cArdS to Petco, Petsmart, Amazon, or Baton rouge grocery stores (for fresh veggies and fruit) Rabbits Willow ball toys Willow tent or tunnels Wooden block toys that hang Dehydrated fruit or hay treats (no yogurt drops or seed mixes please) Paper pellet cat litter (Yesterday’s News, Exquisicat, So Phresh) Guinea Pigs Kaytee Tropical Fiddle Sticks Flexible Hideout - Large Child Life Liquid Vitamin C, Orange Flavor, Glass Bottle, 4-Ounce Ware Manufacturing Hand Woven Willow Twig Tunnel Small Pet Hideout - Large Naturals Small Animal Trio Of Fun Balls 16 oz water bottles Small to medium ceramic bowls (example 3.5-5 in diameter) Hamsters Higgins Sunburst Gourmet Food Mix for Hamsters & Gerbils Mazuri Rat & Mouse Food

Zoo Med ReptiSand, 10 Pounds, Desert White 4-8 oz water bottles Tiny ceramic bowls (example: 2-3 in diameter)

Companion Animal Allience Wet dog & puppy food Wet kitten and cat food Chew bones Dog & Cat treats Poop bags KMR Kitten Formula Petag Kitten Bottles Dog and Cat Toys

Big Sky Ranch Clumping litter Paper towels Multi-fold hand towels Heating pads without auto shut off. Grain free adult and kitten can food Grain free kitten dry food Food bowl mats Stainless steel non tip bowls Stainless steel water buckets Seresto flea collars Small animal hammocks Small cage size (appox 13 x 13) litter boxes ( no cover ) for kittens

Large litter boxes with cover Litter box mats Dawn dish liquid Small rugs Pine or Cedar shavings Spray bottles Spray bottle tops 1 gallon Pump sprayers C batteries 33 or 35 gallon garbage bags. 10 gallon garbage bags Dawn dish liquid Scrub brushes Printer paper Printer ink Brother LC3029 Black Dry Erase pens

CAAWS Leashes (Especially for large dogs) Dog Collars any size (Break Away or Snap Collars only, no buckles) Cat Collars (Break Away Only) Milkbones Dry Food (we feed our dogs science diet puppy, science diet kitten and science diet adult canine and feline but can get any other food to other groups or needy people) Feral Cat food (we feed our feral cats Purina) Bleach Paper Towels Clorox Clean Up Refill Bottles Air Wick or Lysol Automatic Spray Refill Cans Tide HE Detergent A Cascade Liquid Dishwashing Detergent Tall Kitchen Trash Bags Brushes for dogs or cats Toenail Clippers for dogs or cats Office Supplies (ink pens, ink jet paper, notebooks, clipboards, notepads, scissors, etc.) Bath Mats (work really well for bedding) Towels Blankets (can be old but not torn)

Cat bedding Old Multi-Tiered Cat Trees that are not too worn De-wormers Bio Spot flea preventative (this is the cheapest brand and works just as well as the others) Toys (durable is best, they love tennis balls, rope toys, etc.) Any good shampoos like oatmeal shampoos or flea shampoos Pre-paid gas cards (for doing home checks and transport) Gift Certificates to Kinko’s for printing Pet carriers Dog Crates Pet bowls One gallon stainless steel buckets Litter Boxes Kitty Litter (Clay or scoop-able)

GSLE Wrangler Program The horses are excited about your upcoming visit and have provided us with a wish list to share with you. Hoof Pick Muck Rake Fly Spray Fly Mask Nylon Halter Lead Rope Small Utility Bucket (8 quart) Large Feed Bucket (5 gallon) Hard or soft brush Headstall Rope Cinch Slow Feed Hay net Box fans Rubber Utility Tub 5-10 gallons Neoprene Cinch Rubber stall mats Riding boots (new or used in all sizes) Saddle Pads (professional’s choice brand) Heavy Duty Garden Hose Horseback Riding Helmet Heavy Duty Extension Cord Push Broom Mounting Block (2 or 3 step) Saddle (14 inch or larger) Rubbermaid wheelbarrow

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

Join Girl Scouts on Saturday, October 21 9:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

University of New Orleans campus

BELIEVE IN G.I.R.L.s event ☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙

Target Audience:

Presenters will provide a hands-on, informative display or activity with educational aspects relating to Girl Scouting’s focus areas such as STEM (Science, Technology, expo atmosphere, Girl Scout troops will explore the various exhibits Engineering & Math), Life Skills, the Outdoors, the Arts, and presentations throughout the day. Be sure to provide information and Entrepreneurship. This is the perfect opportunity to

Nearly 2,000 G.I.R.L.s (Go-getters, Innovators, Risk-takers, Leaders) from across southeast Louisiana! With a come and go,

about your organization and any opportunities you have for Girl Scouts throughout the year.

showcase these areas and your organization, role models and career opportunities that exist, as well as how girls can get involved. Lunch will be provided to presenters.

We will participate by hosting:

☙ List any specific requests or requirements needed at your table: (electricity, running water, wifi, projector and screen, etc.)

o One (1) six-foot table for continuous display/activity inside main exhibit area. o A start and stop timed presentation in a classroom setting with desks. Number of presentations Max number of students allowed per presentation Length of time needed: 30 min. 45 min. 60 min. o A start and stop timed presentation in an Lab setting with tables: Number of presentations Max number of students allowed per presentation Length of time needed: 45 min. 60 min. 90 min.

☙ Briefly explain your display and any type of hands on activity you will have available for Girl Scouts to participate in:

o A start & stop timed presentation in a large auditorium setting Number of presentations Length of time needed: 30 min. 45 min. 60 min. o Outdoor space as needed Please describe: Submit this form to Kevin Shipp at kshipp@gsle.org or fax (504) 733-8219 or mail to Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy, New Orleans, LA 70121, no later than September 8, 2017. Contact Kevin for more information at (504) 733- 8220, ext. 2243 or (800) 644-7571.

BELIEVE

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

Join Girl Scouts on

Saturday, September 28 9:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Louisiana State University campus

Believe in G.I.R.L. (B.I.G.) event!

☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙☙

Target Audience:

Presenters will provide a hands-on, informative display or activity with educational aspects relating to Girl Scouting’s focus areas such as STEM (Science, Technology, expo atmosphere, Girl Scout troops will explore the various exhibits Engineering & Math), Life Skills, the Outdoors, the Arts, and presentations throughout the day. Be sure to bring information to and Entrepreneurship. This is the perfect opportunity to

Nearly 2,000 G.I.R.L.s (Go-getters, Innovators, Risk-takers, Leaders) from across southeast Louisiana! With a come and go,

give out about your organization and any opportunities you have for Girl Scouts throughout the year.

showcase these areas and your organization, role models and career opportunities that exist, as well as how girls can get involved. Lunch will be provided to presenters.

WE WILL PARTICIPATE BY HOSTING: o One (1) six-foot table for continuous display/activity inside main exhibit area.

☙ List any specific requests or requirements needed at your table or room: (electricity, running water, wifi, projector and screen, etc.)

o A start and stop timed presentation in a classroom setting with desks. o Both

IF PRESENTING IN A CLASSROOM: Length of Start & Stop presentation: o 30 minutes o 45 minutes o 60 minutes or over

☙ Briefly explain your Presentation or display and the type of hands on activity you will have available for Girl Scouts to participate in:

We will give number of presentations, targeting girls ages to years old. Presentation Room: o Classroom seating 20-50 with tables or desks o Lab with tables seating 20-30 o Large auditorium

Outside: o ____________________________ Submit this form to Kevin Shipp at kshipp@gsle.org or fax (504) 733-8219 or mail to Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy, New Orleans, LA 70121, no later than August 2, 2019. Contact Kevin for more information at (504) 733- 8220, ext. 2243 or (800) 644-7571.

Girl Scouts Louisiana East – program event flyer

Shake it up! Saturday, November 15, 2014 Girl Scouts Louisiana East Headquarters 841 S. Clearview Parkway New Orleans, LA 70121

Shake it up! – JUNIORS Bring a Friend For Girls Grades 4 – 5

10 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Shake it up!

Event code: AJ4406

Practice with Purpose badge

Shake it up!

Junior Bring a friend event Event Code: AJ4407 Learn new choreography while you move and groove with your friends! We will get moving with an expert from the Dancing Grounds studio and learn how dance can help us to stay healthy – both physically and mentally. The workshop will include elements of hip-hop, ballet, and modern. The workshop will count towards Step 2 of the Practice with Purpose badge or Step 1 of the Staying Fit badge. Open to all fourth and fifth grade girls – current members should bring a friend who is not a registered Girl Scout and will earn a Bring A Friend patch! Girls who are not yet members are invited to dance like a diva, whether or not they come with a registered member.

Staying Fit badge

Shake it up! – CADETTES Bring a Friend For Girls Grades 6 – 8

1 – 3 p.m.

Event code: AJ4407

Cost per girl: $5, with $3 in advance

Advance registration deadline: Friday, November 7 Minimum: 10 girls Max: 30 TO REGISTER, Email, fax or mail the registration form on back by Friday, November 7, 2014. QUESTIONS? Contact Elsa Sackett at 504-908-3736 or esackett@gsle.org

This program is supported by a grant from the Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, in cooperation with the Louisiana State Arts Council. The grant is administered through the Arts Council of New Orleans.

Cadette Bring a friend event

Event Code: AJ4407 Learn new choreography while you move and groove with your friends! We will get moving with an expert from the Dancing Grounds studio and learn how dance can help us to stay healthy – both physically and mentally. The workshop will include elements of hip-hop, ballet, and modern. Open to all sixth through eighth grade girls – current members should bring a friend who is not a registered Girl Scout and will earn a Bring A Friend patch! Girls who are not yet members are invited to dance like a diva, whether or not they come with a registered member.

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