Resilient, Ready, Strong 2022 Annual Report

A Message from Board President Sidney Dillard and CEO Nancy Wright

Resilient. Ready. Strong. Grounded in optimism, yet often fueled by adversity, these three powerful words speak volumes about the inner fortitude it takes to navigate a world of everyday challenges and difficult decisions.

Life is rarely easy, especially for girls. Expectations of perfection, high achievement, and fierce competition weigh heavy on girls and young women. They tell us they feel unbelievable pressure, stress, and self-doubt. They also tell us that they need Girl Scouts.

As Girl Scouts, girls learn to find their purpose, passion, and perspective by accentuating their already positive qualities and practicing the vital skills of decision-making, risktaking, and leadership that build resiliency over time. They find a place where they can find the strength to overcome those doubts, see a world of opportunity, and navigate life’s unpredictable challenges.

Together with our donors, partners, and champions, we are creating brighter and more equitable futures for girls. We invite you to engage with our work on behalf of all girls, building our capacity to provide more girls with access to the equitable experiences and resources that they need not just to survive, but to thrive.

This year’s annual report celebrates our indefatigable spirit, financial savvy, resourcefulness, and joy as we carry out our mission. Celebrate with us as we recognize the caring individuals, corporations, foundations, and alums who partnered with us to provide a safe space for girls when they needed it most.

We are forever grateful. Thank you.

Carole Brown, Girl Scout Alumni

“When I look back on my time as a Girl Scout, I realize that Girl Scouts changed the trajectory of my life. The Girl Scouts gave a little Black girl her voice back. They let a little Black girl be seen for more than the color of her skin. There is power in this organization. I wouldn’t be standing here if I hadn’t been a Junior and a Cadette. I want to thank you very much for the support.”

Membership | Resilient, Ready, Strong

Girl Scouts takes the potential of girls, combines it with robust skill-building, and adds caring adult mentors and female role models who support and advocate for girls. It offers a safe space where girls can try new things, develop a range of skills, take on leadership roles, and just be themselves. The council continues to prioritize the intentional, integrated work of recovering its membership after the impact of the multi-year pandemic, keenly aware of the disproportionate impact on diverse communities. With equity and access at the heart of its membership strategy, GSGCNWI seeks to deepen its commitment to being a community-based organization responsive to the needs of families and all girls.

Innovation, community asset mapping, and partnerships are at the heart of our work to engage more girls from specific, underrepresented zip codes with higher percentages of families identifying as low-income households.

Race

Ethnicity

e Not Hispanic or Latinx 74.37%

e Hispanic or Latinx 10.09%

e I choose not to share 10.08%

e Not reported 5.45%

30,309 TOTAL GIRL MEMBERS +

14,621 TOTAL ADULT MEMBERS

10,863 ANNUAL MEMBERS

3,758 LIFETIME MEMBERS

The History of Bridging in Girl Scouts

Bridging is the term that Girl Scouts use to identify the work that a girl or troop does to get ready to move to the next level.

“They changed my life.” The Heartfelt Story of Troop 56505

Read how troop leader Darnetta Jones decided to become a Girl Scout volunteer.

Darnetta

Leader

Girl Scouts Brings All of the FUN with These Activities You Can Try at Home with Family!

Read how troop leader Darnetta Jones decided to become a Girl Scout volunteer.

“This was the best decision of my life. The thought was to introduce them to new things and change their lives, but it turned out, they changed my life”

Jones, Girl Scout Troop

Programs | Resilient, Ready, Strong

The Girl Scouts participated in a variety of programs, including the Engineer for a Day Series, HSBC Pitch Fest, Snooze at the Museum, Astronomy Club, and the Arts Club. Around 500 Girl Scouts and their families attended Girl Scouts Day at Brookfield Zoo to cap off our summer. We celebrated Troop 24520 Motorola Robotics team from Pilsen-Little Village taking first place in the Robot Performance Award Lego Robotics Qualifiers we said goodbye to 2022. These are just a handful of the amazing activities in which the GSCGNWI Girl Scouts took part this year.

2022 Spark Days

Thank you to our 2022 Spark Day hosts and partners! Spark Days are instrumental in providing Girl Scouts with hands-on career experiences in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math! When girls participate in Spark Day programs, they connect with industry professionals, participate in creative activities, while gaining skills and knowledge that last a lifetime!

SPARK DAY

Hosts and Sponsors IKEA

Rose Pest Solutions

181 Girls Participated in our Camp Entrepreneurship Series

855 Adults Served

212 Girls Participated in our Digital Leadership Series

130 Program Offerings

Girl Scouts Gain Powerful Lessons in Confidence, Friendship, and Success at Camp CEO 2022

Nothing is more empowering than having someone believe in you! Camp CEO is dedicated to creating a safe space for Girl Scouts to network and interact with women from a variety of industries and backgrounds…

Tips for planning a long term Girl Scout trip!

Are you planning a big trip— maybe to one of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) World Centers or on another adventure?

Global Action Volunteer Team member, Karen, is a…

Camp CEO

“The event was full of activities and challenges. I liked having all the mentors rotate, reflecting and writing future plans/ goals, listening to and being inspired by the guest speakers, and in general making connections and building my network. After CAMP CEO, it motivated me to build my connections and put myself out there (just a bit) and that it’s okay to brag about myself sometimes!”

Camp & Outdoors | Resilient, Ready, Strong

In 2022, Girl Scouts got outdoors! We all wanted to be back outside with each other, and throughout the entire year Girl Scouts experienced hikes, campfires, snowshoeing, high adventure, canoeing, hiking, and more! In addition, Girl Scout troops chose our camps to come together for a variety of fun day, overnight, and weekend events and reservations.

During the summer, we saw camp return to Camp Juniper Knoll after a two-year hiatus. We also saw the return of international staff, who bring their experiences and culture to share with our campers as well as help support our overall mission of getting girls outdoors.

GCNWI’s outdoor programming featured a variety of fun, challenging, and experiential activities that empowered girls as they develop values, skills, and behaviors essential to effective leadership in the outdoors.

3,296 Summer Camp participants

206 user groups

Property Reservation Groups (troops, service units)

4,345 Year Round Outdoor Programs participants (2,688 Girl Scouts, 1,657 adults)

192 Girl Scouts

High Adventure course participants

Remembering a trip to Camp Rockwood

Girl Scouts and travel adventures just go together—from the field trips they take as Brownies to the global exploration they go on as teens.

Girl Scout Alum Mickey visits Juniper Knoll after 77 Years!

We’re excited to share a touching story about our Girl Scout council’s history!

Testimonials

“Our daughter has tried out a smorgasbord of camps this summer and based on her reaction I can tell that Camp Greene Wood blew them all away. Every day she came home and had so much awesomeness to talk about. Her friends, her counselors, the games, the songs, you name it! So, THANK YOU for taking on the heat and humidity, the sun and the rain, the bugs and the sweat and the crazy dropoff/pickup line. Your team made magic all week for your campers, especially mine!”

“As our final week of camp wraps up, I don’t know how to begin to thank you all. We have watched our daughter beam with confidence this summer in endless new ways. We are so grateful for the amazing camp experience that you all work incredibly hard to create!!”

Highest Awards | Resilient, Ready, Strong

Bronze. Silver. Gold. These represent the highest honors a Girl Scout can earn and a legacy of girls stepping up, speaking out, and sparking change. To earn these prestigious awards, girls tackle an issue they are passionate about to make lasting change.

This year’s recipients demonstrated exceptional leadership and determination in completing their projects despite the challenges they faced. Awardees received celebration boxes ahead of a virtual ceremony.

Gold Award Scholarship Recipients

Girl Scouts GCNWI thanks the generous donors who support our council’s Gold Award Scholarship Fund. Six Gold Award Girl Scouts received a total of $10,000 in college scholarships in honor of their commitment to making the world a better place.

61 Gold Awards

Abigail Mackey

Abigail Roussin

Allyssa Smith

Alma Fitzgerald

Ava Yates

Avery Martin

Carlie Ceska

Caroline Kansa

Caroline Stanczak

Cate Robinson

Courtney Richmond

Ella Vander Velde

Ellie Houston

Emily Felts

Emily Liebelt

Emma Gossman

294 Silver Awards

2022 Scholarship Recipients

Erika von Kirchbach

Faith Harper

Faith San Martin

Grace Listopad

Grace Niemiec

Grace Stone

Hannah Finkelstein

hermella fernandes

Inaya Gray

Jacqueline Barba

Jui Khankari

Julia Schwert

Katherine Breinig

Katherine Opila

Kavya Puranam

Kayla Hansen

Kayleigh Glickley

Kendall Winston

Lauren English

Lauren Thompson

Linnea Mason

Madison Drees

Margaret Heritage

Megan Gianino

Melissa Gibbs

Micaela McFerren

Mikaylah Boulds

Molly Kasch

Molly Manion

Molly Stood

Moorea Gay

Nicole Prokopis

649 Bronze Awards

Priyanka Patel

Rebecca Newhall

Riley Heydenburg

Samantha Fitzgerald

Sara Bogan

Sarah DuMoulin

Sarah Noroozi

Sheila Murphy

Sophia Ismail

Suzy Switzer

Thea Surya

Victoria Paugys

Zoe Mazurkiewicz

2022 Gold Award Class Welcomes 61 Girl Scouts and Six Scholarship Recipients

The Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. It is the result of a girl taking everything she has learned and experienced throughout the Girl Scout leadership program and…

Meet the Class of 2022 Pinnacle Awardees!

The Pinnacle Award, a Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana–specific award, honors Girl Scout Ambassadors who have demonstrated leadership in Girl Scouting and their communities! We were honored to recognize 19 outstanding Girl Scouts and young alums in the Pinnacle Award’s second year.

Girl Scout Shaela recognized with the National Gold Award Scholarship

Read on to hear about Shaela’s initiative, in her own words.

Gold Award Girl Scout Megan

“Even though it was one of the most challenging things I have done, I am proud of myself for doing it and feel good to know that I have made a difference in other people’s lives in a positive way.”

Our Volunteers | Resilient, Ready, Strong

Girl Scout volunteers are the heartbeat of our council, and we would not be here without their continued dedication and support to our mission, to build girls of courage, confidence, and character.

Brand new volunteers who may be joining Girl Scouts for the first time have to be courageous as they take on a role they have never had before, like troop leader or cookie manager. They demonstrate this courage by stepping out of their comfort zone and teaching 30 brand new Daisies how to use their courage to become our future leaders.

Some of our volunteers take on multiple roles and use their confidence to coach and support other volunteers. They take on roles like service unit manager, council trainer or service unit product manager, because they want all volunteers to feel empowered and confident to lead their Girl Scouts as they discover, connect, and take action.

Others serve as council delegates or on committees and task groups. They embody the desire to make the world a better place for future generations. Their character shines brightly as they preserve history, embrace change and mentor other volunteers.

Whether a volunteer has been a Girl Scout for two weeks or 75 years, Girl Scout volunteers bring our mission to life, not only by building girls of courage, confidence, and character, but by demonstrating the mission daily.

THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS

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Volunteers get together for annual Leader Enrichment Activity Program!

Operation Herstory Honor Flight

A Girl Scout Treasure: The Herstory of Heidi Gannon

Lifetime Girl Scout and Veteran

Carol Macola

“As a Girl Scout, one knows what is right and what is wrong, what will help another girl, and what could damage a girl’s self-esteem. Every person counts and is valuable. This translates into a team spirit that can improve the world around us—be it at home, at school, in our community, or beyond.”

Resilient, Ready, Strong

Centering Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Everything We Do

Girl Scouts is a place for every girl, honoring the differences that make everyone unique and valuable contributors, while recognizing commonalities. In alignment with GSGCNWI’s multi-year council strategy, we are striving to be an equitable organization that promotes inclusion and actively works to be anti-racist. We are examining practices and processes embedded throughout our structures, leadership, policies, culture, and programs. In partnership with Fostering Healthy Solutions, our DEI consultant, we are developing our council’s five-year DEI strategy.

One initiative designed to encourage more diverse representation in outdoor experiences is the “Life Outdoors is LIT!” series. Progressive, family-oriented programming was designed to remove barriers, increase access, and address the stereotypes and generational traumas that influence family decisions about sending their girls to camp and other outdoor experiences.

In 2022 Girl Scouts of USA released a funding opportunity for up to six councils to each receive a $10,000 grant to support multicultural family camp events. Research showed that less than 10% of people engaging in outdoor experiences at recreational parks and camps included people of color. These events aimed to increase racial, ethnic, and social-economic diversity among our resident and day camps.

Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana invited specific girls to participate in the grant-funded program as part of an effort to include girls who would not typically engage with summer camp programs. A part of this program included early registration for summer camp programs to ensure these girls, who we do not typically see at camp programs, had access to attend during the summer camp season last year. The goal was to sign up 30 girls to day camp and 10 girls to resident camp by the start of camp season. This work is part of GSGCNWI’s continued work to improve inclusion and access across our council offerings.

GCNWI Shifts the Narrative on Outdoor Experiences for Families of Color

Girl Scout Mom

“Thank you for the fantastic program you provided the Girl Scouts and families at the ‘Life Outdoors is LIT’ finale event this weekend! The tireless dedication of your staff surely comes from a place of love & community, and did not go unnoticed.”

Our 2022 cookie program brought about some unique challenges. Who would have thought that supply chain shortages would have affected the production of Girl Scout cookies?! Our girls prove that nothing can stop them from moving forward despite unexpected uncertainties that may come their way.

Customers were excited to try the new cookie - “Adventurefuls.” When the girls learned that our supplier could no longer easily obtain the materials to make the cookie, while disheartened they continued to persevere making efforts to promote the cookies we did have available.

Even though our cookie program had to conclude sooner than expected, troops came up with creative ways to empty their cookie supply and offer cookie supporters options like donating to our Gift of Caring program to help them reach their personal and troop goals.

What’s great about our Girl Scouts is that they learn to adapt to life’s challenges! The skills they have learned over the past cookie seasons have enabled them to be forward thinkers and ready to take on the world and all it has to offer them. It all begins with the simple question of “would you like to buy a box of Girl Scout cookies?” That simple ask has and continues to make a great impact in the lives of every Girl Scout now and forever!

Fall Product

6,027 girls participated in the fall program

13,271 nuts and candy donated through Gift of Caring

Cookie Program

22,503

girls participated in the cookie program

280,546 packages of Gift of Caring

3,578,530 total packages sold

Join us for our Smart Cookies “Badge Bash”

At this signature Girl Scout event, we are showcasing a few of the unique experiences Girl Scouting provides at booths headed by girls in our council. Attendees will participate in hands-on activities and learn more about what Girl Scouting is all about.

The Girl Scout Cookie: An Origin Story

Take a look at the origin story of the the Girl Scout Cookie Program—from what started as a small localized fundraiser in the early 1900s to a culturally iconic institution of American culture today.

Girl Scout Senior Madison Uses Cookies for Community Service!

Girl Scouts can do incredible things, especially when they have the drive to do good and make the world a better place with ingenious and creative solutions.

Girl Scout Madison

“I wish others knew about how Girl Scouts is preparing me, and other girls, to assume leadership roles in our future endeavors. Girl Scouting gives me a sense of responsibility and community. Girl Scouts is not just about selling cookies, or community service projects. Many of my closest friends are Girl Scouts. We’ve maintained our friendships through mutual respect, trust, and honesty, which are all promoted in Girl Scouting.”

FY22 Revenue

Ready, Strong

The financial overview has been summarized from the audited financial statements of Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana for fiscal year 2022 (October 1, 2021 –September 30, 2022).

FY22 Expenses

$19.5 MILLION $16.7 MILLION

e Product Program $10,695,870

e Public Support $6,927,395

e Gain on sale of Property $2,269,553

e Program Fees $1,285,364

e Other $525,952

e Retail Sales $416,985

e Net unrealized loss on investments ($2,633,256)

e Programs $14,058,756

e Fundraising $1,557,728

e Management and General $1,038,699

Our Council | Resilient, Ready, Strong

Girl Scouts takes the potential of girls, combines it with robust skill-building, and adds caring adult mentors and female role models who support and advocate for girls. It offers a safe space where girls can try new things, develop a range of skills, take on leadership roles, and just be themselves.

Most of all, Girl Scouts provides a place to connect and belong when nothing seems familiar or “normal.” Certainly nothing was normal in 2021, a membership year which reflected the full, unsettling impact of the pandemic. It was far from easy to keep the heartbeat of our Movement strong, but our Girl Scout tenacity kicked in and helped us make a difference in the lives of girls. We persevered with resiliency, determination, and improvisation to serve a total membership of 42,514 girls and adults in a year like none other.

OFFICERS

Sidney Dillard

President

Partner & Head of Corporate Investment

Banking

Loop Capital Markets

Sherina Maye Edwards

1st Vice President

Chief Strategy Officer

MasTec

Sarah Cigrang

2nd Vice President Vice President of Human Resources

Griffith Foods

Carol Murphy Treasurer

Managing Director

AON Risk Solutions

Sheryl L. Yasger Secretary

VP, Diners Club

International

Ad, Brand & Marketing

Discover Financial Services / Discover Global Network

EX-OFFICIO MEMBER

Nancy L. Wright

Ex-Officio Member/CEO

Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana

Board of Directors

MEMBERS

Duke Alden

VP, Technology & Operations Alight Solutions

Danielle Austen

Managing Partner & CEO fluent360

Mary Bakken

Jackie Barlow Managing Director CRE CIBC

Theresa Boland Partner

KPMG

Christine Concari General Manager Customer Service

Cleveland-Cliffs, Inc.

Jennifer R. Evans

Adrienne Fasano CEO & President Scoperta

Paul Gariepy Partner Principle

Ernst & Young

Robin Goolsbee Managing Director

Diversified Search Group

Kathy DePauw Graham

Senior VP, Senior Portfolio Manager

U.S. Bank

Janet Hulet President

Navigating Brilliance, Inc.

Maureen Jamrock

Christina Konieczka

Director of Talent Acquisition

CNO Financial Group

Annette Martinez

Director of External Communications and Outreach Strategy

Argonne National Laboratory

Ann McAloon

Senior Vice President Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Carla Michelotti President

Carla Michelotti LLC

Jennifer M. Mikulina Partner

McDermott Will & Emery LLP

Jennifer Montague

VP, Communications and External Affairs

NIPSCO

Bobby Owens

Sr. VP President-Sales & Customer Experience

Randstad USA

Veronica Villalon Pinela Sr. Brand Manager, Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Amazon

Kimberly R. Reome Vice President and Secretary

The Kenrich Group, LLC

Scott C. Saunders President Saunders Leadership Institute

Kathy Scherer Managing Partner, Business Tax Services

Deloitte Tax LLP

Hille Sheppard Partner

Sidley Austin LLP

Monica M. Weed

Roycealee Wood

Girl Representatives to the Board

Kelsey

Madelyn

Sydney

Kayla

OFFICERS President

Vanessa Valdez Pelaez EY

Vice President

Kara Nally Hurst, Robin & Kay, LLC

Director of Communications

Yaqoota Aziz Blue Cross Blue Shield of IL

Associate Board

Samantha Affram

Chicago Public Schools (CPS)

Mary Kate Barron Deloitte

Erica Byrd

Valentine Austriaco & Bueschel

Nakhia Crossley

ADT Solar

Alyssa Ferrando

CNA Insurance

Eleanor Fessler

KPMG

Caroline Garand

West Monroe Partners

Devon Hannon

Deloitte

Maggie Hartney Invenergy

MEMBERS

Juliann Krupa

The School for Field Studies

Shannon Layng

Student - University of Illinois, Rockford

Amanda Modelski

Dremel DigiLab

Laura Rossi EY

Amy Scholz

Grant Thornton

Alex Seay LinkedIn

Suzy Smyth

Tesla

Jeannine Villarreal Deloitte

National Delegates | Resilient, Ready, Strong

Delegates Class of 2022–2025 –as of 9/30

Michelle Ptack

Melissa Young-Bridgeforth

Denise M Urban

Pamela Flowers

Noreen Merchant

Beverly Macrito

Leah Breimon

Alexandria Seay

Julie Pope-Stewart

Karen M Schillings

Lindsay Hayden

Tresa Radermacher

Marty Devereux-Poch

Katharine Morley

Madeline Jania

Madalyn Cook

McKenzie Young

Nancy Wright

Delegates Class of 2022–2025 –as of 9/30

Christine Graves

Caroline Kansa

Tina M Melendez

Lisa Funke

Jennifer Goldfarb

Katie McCoy

Davia Wilkerson

Rebecca Resman

Sofi Rodriguez

Hazel G.N. Harkin

Naiya J Stewart-Baskin

Annabel Helmer-Lynn

Emily Churchouse

Emma Engler

National Delegation Volunteer Project Manager

Robin Moss

Our Supporters | Resilient, Ready, Strong

Corporate, Foundation, Government, United Way

$1,000,000+ Chicago Community Foundation/MacKenzie Scott

$100,000-$999,999

John W. Anderson Foundation

$50,000-$99,999

Polk Bros. Foundation

Webroot by OpenText

Westlake Health Foundation

William Randolph Hearst Foundation

$25,000-$49,999

A.G. Cox Charity Trust Fund

Bank of America Charitable Foundation Inc

BMO Harris Bank

Bowman Lingle Foundation

CIBC

Cleveland Cliffs Inc

Exelon

INTREN

Motorola Solutions Foundation

Sidley Austin LLP

$10,000-$24,999

Alfred Bersted Foundation

Aon

Bruce Foundation ComEd

Christopher Family Foundation

Deloitte LLP

Ecolab Foundation

EY

GSUSA/HSBC

GSUSA/Insight Global

GSUSA/JGLWFF

GSUSA/Multi-Cultural Family Camp

Henry Crown & Company

ITW

Legacy Foundation

NIPSCO/NiSource Charitable Foundation

Northern Trust

Peoples Gas

The Buchanan Family Foundation

The Vistria Group

Thorn River Foundation

U.S. Bank

$5,000-$9,999

Aileen S. Andrew Foundation

Andrew and Joan McKenna Foundation

Assurant

Depaul University

Dr. Scholl Foundation

Fifth Third Bank

Fluent360

Freeborn & Peters LLP

Fulton May

Health Care Service Corporation

Ingredion

Julian Grace Foundation

Korn Ferry

KPMG LLP

Loop Capital Markets

McDermott Will & Emery LLP

Neighborhood Loans

PACO Collective

Randstad

Reyes Holdings, LLC

Silver Cross Healthy Community Commission

United Way of Will County

VJS Construction Services, Inc.

$1,000-$4,999

BNSF Railway Foundation

Centier Bank - Merrillville

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Francis Beidler Foundation

Grant Thornton LLP

GSUSA/DeWitt Wallace Readers Digest Trust

GSUSA/United Airlines

Legacy Foundation-Kyle and June Grady Fund

McGraw Foundation

Monica M. Weed Consulting, LLC.

Mortenson Construction

NASA Glenn Research Center

Paul Galvin Memorial Foundation Trust

PJH & Associates, Inc.

Robert and Joanne Crown Income Charitable Fund

Sahara Enterprises, Inc.

Sulzer Family Foundation

Turano Foundation

United Conveyor Foundation

Valentine Austraico & Bueschel

Village of Vernon Hills

West Monroe Chicago WLN

William M. Hales Foundation

$500-$999

Brodsky Family Foundation Inc

Christy Webber Landscapes

$100,000+

Anonymous

Doris E. Eisenmenger ‡

Jessica and Steve Sarowitz

$50,000-$99,999

Landgraf Family Foundation ^

Roycealee J. Wood ^

$25,000-$49,999

Segal Family Foundation

Kathy Scherer

$10,000-$24,999

Anonymous

Josephine M. Bahl

Jennifer Evans

J.S. Frank Foundation

Sasha Gerritson

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keiser Donor Advised Fund of the Chicago Community Foundation

Vicki King *

Karen Z. Gray-Krehbiel & John H. Krehbiel, Jr.

Paddy McNamara ^

Carla Michelotti

Jennifer Mikulina and Brian Bordini

George Ruff

Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Foundation

Dorothy Stein ‡

$5,000-$9,999

Anonymous

Cheryl Beebe and James Grimm

Theresa H. and Charles M. Boland

Rebecca Campbell

Karen Case

Dolores R. Condon ‡

John D. Dell

William and Kittie Devers

Sidney Dillard

Sherina Maye and Michael V. Edwards

Victoria and Paul Gariepy

Deborah and Michael Hervey * ^

David Hiller

Cynthia Hunt

Maureen Jamrock

Connie Lindsey

Catherine Lustgarten

Andrew & Joan Mckenna Foundation

Julie Somogyi

Monica M. Weed and Frank D. Smith

$1,000-$4,999 Anonymous (3)

Duke Alden

Theresa Allen

Ivy Anderson ** ‡

Danielle Austen

Jacqueline Barlow

Joan Bieler

Nancy and David Borghesi

Margaret Brothers

Cheryl Burton

Deborah K. and Thomas M. Carmazzi ^

Donna Coaxum

Christine Concari

Jennifer Del Vecchio

Jean Dorsch *

Jana Durham

Paul Dzurovcik

Robert Espie ‡

Patricia Fay

Alyssa Ferrando

Traci L. Fiatte

Jennifer Fitzgerald

Kristen Flens

Stacy Frazier

Rosa Garcia

Barbara Geist^

Nancy Gerrie

Katie and Max Gillman ^

Anne Goodwin

Marla Gordon

Katherine Graham

Karen Green

Patricia and William Hagenah

Connie Heier

Jill Hudson **

Janet Hulet

Amy Jacknow

Sheila Janin

Jiamin Jing

Amanda C. Jones^

Janet M. Kalin^

Samara Kaufman

Susan Kenski-Sroka and Timothy Sroka

Christine Kessler

Lynette Knight

Christina Konieczka

Dr. Suzanne Smyth and Andy Kreling

Esther Kristoff

Sara Krivoshia

Juliann Krupa

Karen P. and Patrick Layng

Elaine R. Leavenworth

Teri and Duane Lindquist

Ann Logue and Rik Lantz

Carole Long

Carol Ann Macola^

Sue Major

Tracy and Doug Marconnet

Ann and Patrick McAloon

Molly McShane

Samuel Mills

Jessica Milton

Amanda Lynne Modelski

Jennifer Montague

April J. Morgan

Portia Owen Morrison ^

Carol Murphy

Cynthia Murray

Kara Nally *

Patricia and Thomas Nelson

Abigail Nichols

Tracy and Cathal O’Flaherty

Keisha Parker

Dean Parnell

Veronica Pinela

Suellen Ravanas

Kimberly R. Reome

Maureen and Frank Riordan

Michelle Rosenthal

Laura Rossi

Chris Sauve

Devyn Schomer

Naomi Sharani

Megan and Steven Shebik

Natasha Stewart *

Regina Williams *

Nancy L. Wright

Michael Yadgar

Sheryl L. Yasger

Susan A. Yates ^

Doyoung Yong

Katarzyna Zarish

Kathryn Zywica

Individual Donors

$500 – $999

Anonymous (2)

Christina Abbott

Robin and Andrew Basney

Bobbi Bierhals

Julie Bieszczat

Patricia Broughton * ^

Diane Butterfield

Marie T. Campagna

Gregory V. Chappell

Julie Chavez

Sarah Cigrang

Jill Clarke

Colman Family Fund

Mary and Richard Cullen

Courtney Curtis

Diane Davidson

Joyce Donaly

Robert Durr

Quin Evans Segall

Maureen Ewing

Jessica Ashley Garmon

Katelyn Gibbons

Jennifer and Ariel Goldfarb *

Anna Gomez

Fred Gomos

Elizabeth Gooch

Nancy J. Hackett

Margaret Hartney

Theresa and Michael Hawley

Catherine Heft

Louis and Myrna Hellerman

Glynnis Hokenson

Anna Hsu

Patricia Hurley

Brian Hurst

Denise and Peter Illing

Melissa Daniel and Denton Jacobs

Tara Janos

Judith Kaleta

John Katrenak

Joan and John Katsis

Elizabeth Khalil

Katie LaVoy

Shannon Layng

Lara Liss

Elyse Litwack

Madeline Malabanan

Christina Martini

Keith McCoy

Katie McKnight

Joyce Miller

Robin and Daniel Moss

Nancy Nagel

Meagan Newman

Amol Parikh

Lori M. Paris

Vanessa Valdez and Juan R. Pelaez

Cari Raymond

Gina Reckard

Ryan Riemenschneider

Jean and (Bill ‡) Robinson

Monica Rosen

Scott Saunders

Lisa Savegnago

Courtney Schaul

Nicole Schaul

Amy Scholz *

Vickie Schomer

Craig Schuttenberg

Virginia Scnippel

Alexandria Seay *

Charles H. & Beverly E. Shaw Foundation

Peggy Tuck Sinko and Kenneth Sinko

Sam Sistovaris

Violet and Sam Sistovaris

John Skakun

Kathi Sterling *

Sara Sullins *

Deborah Telman

Denise Urban

Laura Van Dyke

Jeannine Villarreal

Ariana Voigt

Jessica Wetmore *

Amena Yousuf

$250 – $499

Anonymous (4)

Jill Aardsma

Cathleen Adams *

Wendy Aeschlimann

Barry Aldridge

Jason Argyle Nohr

Lusia Austen

Carlos Ayala

Carrie Baffes

Valerie Barker Waller

Jessica Barnes

John Barry

Barbara Best

Indu Bhalla

Andrea Bovard *

Sue G. Boyer

Annelie Butz

Erica Byrd

Suzanne and Douglas Carty

Cynthia Christensen

Vincent Clemente

Gabriel Concari

Beth Dammers

Christina Dent

Stephanie Dingman

Nicasia Maria Djikas

Jane Doyle

Ryan Duke

Bill Dunn

Alisia Eckert *

Marie and John Erbeck

Blake Evans *

Jamie and Ikechi Ezefili

Sherry Ezell

Abby Farrell

Caroline Garand

Ellen Gaynor

Julia and Michael Gilmartin

Shalina Hampton

Kiley Harper

Kevin Michael Harris

Jeffrey Hartney

Hamed Hashmy

Carol Hedtcke

Elizabeth Higgins-Beard

Rockney Hudson

Carolyn Jackson-Johnson

Daniel Jacobs

Mukesh Jhaveri

Renee Jones

Betsy Karp

Joe Keller

Kaya Kennedy

Theresa Kern

Valerie King-Bailey

Marlene and Wallace Knapp *

Nancy Lahey

Megan Lamb

Melissa Landfield

Mary and Dirk Landis

Molly LaRue *

Susanne and James Lenz

Dorothea Lidd

Steven Lindsey

Heather Linehan *

Sam Lucheck

Gail Ludewig

Stacy Lutwak-Fitzgerald

Annette Martinez

Jenniffer Matsumura

Kate May

Elyse Meardon

Robert Mellor Gault

Linda Melone

Sharon Murphy

Roger Murray

Maureen O’Brien

Tamara Oliszewicz

Amanda Paris

Rebecca Porterfield

Karin Prangley

Michelle Ptack

Cynthia Regan

Sandy Reynolds

Jacqueline Robinson *

Rebecca Wear Robinson

Juliette Romeo

Laurie Rosenthal

Marvin and Claudia Sauer

Karen and Denny Schillings

Zaldwaynaka Scott and Robert C. Allen

Vicki P. Sinar

Anne Skrodzki

Shirley Smiddy

Beverly Sneddon

Nancy and Timothy Snyder

Amy Sorensen

Jeanne Stange

Ann Stevens

Mary Kay and Larry Stoor

Kelly Sudnik

Myrna and Kristofer

Swanson

DeLena Thomas

Jeffrey Thrasher

Andrea Twiss-Brooks

Cindy Valdez

Therese Vande Hey

Judith Venturino

Susan Vitti

Brenda Washington

Joycelynn WatkinsAsiyanbi

Daniel Wellman

Pamela Wiese

Beth Witczak

Kathryn Witt

Jennifer Wood

James Woodworth

Monica Zack

$100 – $249

Anonymous

Donna-Marie and Kalu Advani

Jack Alexander

Arielle Allen

Greg Alonso

Tynetta Alston and Prentis Hall

Anita Alvarez

David Andrews

Kelon Anthony

Sandra Appleby

Abigail Ares

Nancy Armstrong

Katherine Arnold

Aurora Austriaco

Yaqoota Aziz

Marlene Bailey

Lee Baker

Kathryn Baker Kemp

Carol Banks

Nichole Barocio

Bonnie Batchelor

Rachel Baumbach

Kathleen Bell

Lenore Beyer

Susan Birnberg

Jody Bocconcelli

Barbara Bocka

Laura Bodien

Jamal Boland

Christine Boler

Emma Bradford

Catherine Braendel

Anna Brandys

Richard Brendza

Kelly Brest van Kempen

Dezarae Brooks

Meredith Bruner

Lydia Bueschel

Amy Bulbrooke

Kimberly Burdine

Phyllis Burks *

Rebecca Busch

Barbara Butzin *

Adriana Campa

Susan and Richard Carlsen

Katerina Carnett

Karen Cason

Thea Christou

Kelly Cirino

Tim Coleman

Kerry Connor

Jordan Corbett

Jim Crago

Zachary Cramer

Cynthia Crane

Irene Crea

Chynise Cunningham

Caryn Curry MA

Christina Dabrowski

Jennifer Dao

Karen Davidock

Tammie Davis

Kelly Day

Kimberly Diercks

Erika Dillon

Karen and John Dingler

Sandra and David Dinkel

Dorothy Dodendorf

Melissa Dorko

Anna Dourdourekas

Lisa Dryier

Sherri Dublin

Patricia Duffy

Enrique Duran

Katherine Ehlert

Sandra Ellis

Tim Evely

Margaret Ewing

Ikechi and Jamie Ezefili

Amy Falater

Gwendolyn Ferguson

Eleanor Fessler

Karen Fichuk

Susan Fickling-Munge *

Susan and David Findling

Terry Fleming

Lisa and Zachary Fortsch

Angela Foster

Monica Foster

Suzanne Fox

Kevin Frederick

Marie Freidag

Katharine Furby

Rachel Gaines

Isabel and Juan Garibay

Andrea Garson

Xyla Gatilao

Matthew Gault

Alex Georgopoulos

Kristen Gilpin

Julia Giordano

Irasema Gonzalez

David Good

Robin Goolsbee

Sergey Grankin

Christine Graves *

Joanne and Kenneth Gray

Beverley Great

Karolina and Nicholas Grib

Marguerite Griffin

John Grobe

Lana Grodoski

Sara Gunther

Angela Habisohn

Lindsay Hagy

Theresa Hairell

Julie Hall

Candice Hansen

Kelly Hardin

Ericka Harper

Barbara and Harold Harpold

Mitchell Harris

Mark Harvey

Maria Hench

Shelley Hendrickson

Amy Herdman

Jesse Hintz

Misty Hintz

Rita Ho

Duan Hobbs

Valerie Hoffman Hatcher

Leslie Hollins

Michael Hrosik

Beth Hupp

Mary Ann Isaac

Joni Jackson

Sarah Jacobi

Craig Johnson

Elizabeth Johnson

Wendy and David Johnson

Holly Jones

Janvier Jones

John Joyce

Joan Kadlec

Ellen Kapoor

Janet Katich

Elizabeth Kegg

Sarah Ketchum

Lori Kleiman

Jordan Knights

Rick Kollhoff

Gina-Marie and Thomas Koontz

Gabrielle Kosche

Emily Kowalski

Marie Kowalski

Kimberly Kowan

Fran Kravitz

Sarah Krikorian

Carolyn Krug

Rachel Kuchar

Dorothy Kurtz

Carol Labedz

Sheri Lambert *

Sally Levenstam

Teri and Duane Lindquist

Taylor Loga

Justin LoVallo

Lisa and Michael LoVallo

Gwen Lubertozzi

Susan Lynch *

Olivia Maani

Dorothy MacIntyre

Sally Macnamara *

Alexis Maharam

Kathy Manrriquez

Beth and Steven March

Kathleen Marrin

Shannon Masson

Kim McClinton

JoAnne and William McElroy

Carole McMahon

Mary Jane Meconi

Sheena Medrano

Marsha Meek

Jennifer Mesenbrink

Laurel Metken

Phyllis and Keith Meyer

Kat Millette

Yasmein Minhas

John Mitchell

Emily Monnelly

Warren Morgan

Patricia Godfrey Moss and William Moss ^

Lisa Mudge

Kacey Mullen

Madeleine Murphy *

Marilyn and Irving Naiditch

Debra Nawara

Carol Nenne *

Barb O’Connell

Joan O’Connor

Suzanne Oehrlein

Edonna Ojeda *

Renee Okonek

Kirstin Oliveros

Dat Ong

Lydia Ortiz

Joan and John O’Sullivan

Jeanne Ottenweller

Esmeralda Park

Julie Paschal

Kristie Paskvan

Joseph and Gloria Pavese

Tom Pavich

DeWayne Peevy

Crystal Penn

Donna Peters

Joy Peters

Mimi Pfest

Shannon Piatek

Mary Pietrzak

Paul Plzak

Jennifer Polka

Linda Pote

Veronica and Roy Pradelski

John Race

Tresa and Raymond Radermacher *

Norman Ramiro

Fernando Rayas

Maria Raynes-Pelino

Laurel Rector

Elizabeth Ann Reichter

Samantha Renovato

Rhonda Reuther

Mike Riley

Alexandra Rochon

Laura Roden

Erin Roeper

Thomas Rogers

Annabella Roiger

Margaret and Charles Rowe

Charis Runnels

Michelle Russell

Paul Ryan

Denise Samulis

Sarah Sarowitz

Amanda Sayers

Randal Scheib

Shari Schmidt

Karen Scotese

Christine Scott

Elizabeth Scott

Bonnie and Dan Shamblin

Amy Shea

Bennie Smith

Kathryn Smothers

Mary Sorrentino

Peter Sostakowski

Teresa Sripada MD

Sonali Srivastava

Toni Stark

Margaret Stein-Kodzik

Oak Stevens

Angela Stewart

Louise Stone

Brenda Storch

Therese and Richard Styrczula

Becky Sutton

Susan and William Swedler

Daniel Tell

Linda Templin and Gerald Hutter

Mary Sue Terrance

Allison Theis

Linda E. Thielke

Katie Thornton

Linda Tiffin-Mascorro

Kristy Tokarz

Chandra Toussaint

Mariya Trenkinshu

Angie and Aaron Underwood

Alison Upton Lopez

Elaine and James Urbanek

Debbie VanderKrabben

Mary Vechiola

Michael and Danielle Vermeer

Esther Vickery

Litsa Vinihakis

Mary Vollkommer

Joan Wagner

Jim and Nell Walenda

Debra Walker

Alesia and Derek Wall

Haidi Wang

Feena Ward

Michaela Ward

Phylistene Ward

Jody and Daniel Weiss

Stephanie Weller

Maureen White

Theodore White

Thomas Wiese

Davia Wilkerson *

Cheryl Wilson

Leslie Worcester

Kathryn Worthen H.L.D.

Judy Wright

Celeste Wright Harris

Alexa and David You

Melissa Young-Bridgeforth

Stephanie Youngmark

Victoria Zickenheiner

Cheryl Zminda and Kevin Davey

Rebecca Zoltoski and Mike Mazurkiewicz

$50 – $99

Anonymous (2)

Jamie Adams

Mary Kay Adams

Jennifer Alexander

Sonal Amin

Gracie Anderson

Jackie Anderson

Levita Anderson

Trisha Anderson

Cheryl and Jerry Antos

Nisha Asarpota

Catherine Ashdown

Sue Augustus

Sabrina Bainbridge

Mackenzie Balick

Heather Barnes

Katy Baumgartner

Joyce Becker

Karen and Bryan Beth

Elaine and Stephen Beyers

Shivani Bhatt

Deb Billow

Doris Bistyak

CoraLee and John Blazek

Magdalene Boorazanes

Megan Borchers

April and Gerald Brandenburg

Amy Breaux

Casey Brown

Deborah Brown

Martha Brown

Ann Brzeszkiewicz

Katrina Buban

Linda Burke

Miriam Burkland

Jen Burton

Patricia Busse-Oganovich

Laura and Matthew Callahan

Holly Cannon

Kimberly Capizzi

Nichole Capraro

Casey Carlson

Samantha Carroll

Julia Chapman

Sheba Chiplunkar

Ashley Christensen

Phyllis Cigrang

Kelly Conrad

Kaitlin Contos

Teresa Cortas

Dawn Costin

Phalesha Cotman

Jennifer Cotton

Don Craft

Maureen Cribbs

Michael Crispo

Kevin Crowell

Kristen Crubaugh

Caroline Cummings

Shawn Cummings

Katherine DeCora

Christine Deering

Josie Diaz-Pope

Andi Dmytryszyn

Roxanne Dolecki

Beth Dougherty

Mary Dowling

Ellyn Dunne

Cindy and Gerard Dupczak

Sandra and David Dzurny

Grace Edgarton

Canakkale Edwards

Elisa Eldam

Barbara Ellson

Jonathon Elslager

Jamie Falconer

Lauren Fennell

Kyung Fisher

Becky Frederick

Heidi Gannon

LaTanya Gatewood

Susan Geisler

Karen George

Kari Girdick

Adrian Giuliano

Barbra Goering

Janice Goldman

John Gorman

Pamela Gough

Jane Graber

Kimbelry Graff

June Greene

Lisa Greene

Jillian Greenwald

Roseanne Hancir

Devon Hannon

Candace Hansford

Sheila Hernandez

Barbara Hinch

Janelle Hoekstra

Lindsey Hogan

Kathleen and Richard Hokenson

Dean Holub

June Hou

Richelle Hughes

Ruth Hughes

Cari Hulings

Brenna Huovie

Blair Janis

Michelle Johnson

Pierce Johnson

Vivian Johnson

Matthew Josselyn

Kelly Kaes

Tanvi Kalidindi

Cheri Kasella

Ryan Kelleher

Jessie King

Nipa Kitlas

Maureen Knorr

William Koerner

Jenn Krieher

Eloise Kucia Maltman

Jennifer Laduke

Kathleen and David Lakowski

Cathy Lalich

Amy and Robert LeBeau

Daniel Lehnerer

Brittany Leone

Robert Lindsay

Liana Liubinskas

George Luscombe

Patricia Lydon

Jennifer Malpass

Peggy and Todd Mangun

Michelle Mansfield

Lora Marcolla

Aracely Martinez

Joyce and Robert Maslanka

Suzanne Mathes

Geraldine Mathews

Jill McAvoy

Elizabeth McCostlin

Whitney McDonald

Laura McGee

Catherine McManamon

Nancy Meingast

Tina Melendez

James and Salvador Mendoza

Mary Miller Roed

Marjorie Mitchell

Elena Moore

Elizabeth Moy

Lara Moynihan

Deborah Muhammad

Tammy Nally

Margaret and Fred Nauert

John Nelson

Mary Beth and Philip Niziol

Nikki Novak

John Obray

Melissa Obrock

Mary and Thomas O’Donnell

Emily Ohland

Steven and Patricia Olderr

Rhonda Olenik

Kasey Ostarello

Helen Ward Page

Erica Palm

Samantha Parkhouse

Eboo Patel

Hayley Pilat

Holly Plew

Wesley Polen

Kristin Preyss

Joan and Michael Rachowicz

Sharon and Frank Racibozynski

Anthony Radler

Maria Raygoza *

Anna Redmond

Dolores and Charles Reiss

Sarah Reynolds

Alice Richardson

Lindsay Ritenbaugh

Rachael Ross

Timothy Ryon

Grant Sanders

Winter Santiago

Jose Santillan

Cynthia Schaffer

Marylee Schmidt

Carol Schuster

Shannon Schwarzwalder

Cynthia Scimeca

Garron Segal

Chris Shane

Priscilla Sibley

Janet Sikorski

Dorie Smith

Sharon Smith

Olga Stambler

Heloise Stauff

Jennifer Stevens

Beverly Stewart

Marianne Strumberger

Jackie Stuut

Helena Swyter

Saundra Taylor

Deanna Thompson

Vivienne Travelbee

Bernadette and Richard Trusk

Ernie Valdez

Cynthia Valentin

Eliina Viele-Pritzker

Dr. Kayla Viets Layng

Judith Wagner

Judith Wallach

Joe Walsh

Carrie Warner

Yvette Wedow

Traci Weilemann

Christina Welter

Kathleen Westlake

Sarah and Noel White Pavlovic

Elizabeth Williams

Lisa Wirtanen

Katherine Wise

Erin Wiste

Anne Woznica

Brina Yi

Mandy Zaransky

Haifeng Zheng

Joanna Zvirbulis

Juliette Gordon Low Society (Planned Giving)

The Juliette Gordon Low Society celebrates charitable planned gifts to Girl Scouts GCNWI and helps ensure every girl in every zip code has the opportunity to experience Girl Scouts.

Erik and Eva Andersen Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge

Planned Gift

Levita Anderson

Ivy Anderson ‡

Alonda Bardney

Bonnie Batchelor

Dianne Belk and Lawrence Calder Girl Scout Movementwide Challenge Planned Gift

Alice and Tom Berntson

CoraLee and John Blazek

Joanna Bossi

Patricia Broughton

Charles S. and Millicent P. Brown ‡

Barbara Butzin

Sally Clair

Dolores Condon ‡

Rosemarie and Tom‡ Courtney

Doris E. Eisenmenger ‡

Marian Fick ‡

Barbara Geist

Nancy J. Hackett

Jeanne Hansen ‡

Maureen Jamrock

Christina Konieczka

Nancy Lahey

Patricia Lasley

Edna Leaner ‡

Susanne and James Lenz

Heather Linehan

Carol Ann Macola

Ruth K. Mank ‡

Amy N. Morin Martin and Philip J. Martin

Katie McKnight

Tina Melendez

Amanda Lynne Modelski

Patricia Godfrey Moss and William Moss

Kathy Oker

Kelly and Michael Pavlik

Jacqueline Robinson

Jean and Bill‡ Robinson

Sylvie Salazar

Beatrice Schubert ‡

Kimberlyn Schultz

Mary Sue Terrance

Peggy Tuck Sinko

Mary Ann Tuft

Brenda Washington

Nancy L. Wright

Susan A. Yates

Melissa Young-Bridgeforth

In Honor & Memory Matching Gifts

IN HONOR

LaVonne Black

Clara Craft

Gillian Darlow

Sidney Dillard

Sherina Edwards

Jennifer Evans

Paul Gariepy

Katherine Graham

Glynnis Hokenson

Christina Konieczka

Lisa LoVallo

Carla Michelotti

Ann North

Jessica Sarowitz

Carole Segal

Ollie Tharsen

Ginny Vega

IN MEMORY

Ivy Anderson

Douglas Behrens

Elaine Gehring

Nancy Good

Sylvia Haban

Susan Krenek

Pamela O’Shea

Nancy Rick-Janis

Margaret Rogers

Susan Sicotte

Dorothy Stein

Lois Streiker

Sara Szumski

Audrey Winterbauer

A.J. Antunes & Co.

Bank of America

Benevity, Inc.

Caterpillar Foundation

Discover Financial Services

Exelon

Grenzebach Glier & Associates, Inc.

Incapital LLC

Ingredion

ISTO Advisors, LLC

JPMorgan Chase Foundation

Nordson

Salesforce.org

U.S. Bank

YourCause LLC

In Kind

Adler Roofing

Deloitte LLP

Folio Fine Wine Partners

GSUSA/Lovell Foundation

Rose Pest Solutions

West Monroe Partners

FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Ways to Support | Resilient, Ready, Strong

Girls represent humanity’s greatest untapped talent pool. Investing in them will produce the greatest return in economic development, social progress, and public health-improving not only individual lives but the fabric of society overall.

Girls are resilient, but they also need support as they navigate peer pressure, unrealistic expectations, racial inequity, gender bias, and other threats to their social/emotional and mental health. To thrive, girls need advocates who rally around them, encourage them, and invest in them. They need you.

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Your tax-deductible donation helps us provide financial assistance, deliver girl-led, equitable programs and community connections for all girls, and provide training and support for our volunteers.

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What do you want your legacy to be? Our Juliette Gordon Low Society celebrates charitable planned gifts to Girl Scouts and helps ensure every girl in every zip code has the opportunity to experience Girl Scouts for generations to come.

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Ways to Support – From the Blog

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