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It has been a wonderful Girl Scout year with inspiration abounding. The girls have given it their all as they participated in badges, programs, camps and higher awards. We recently celebrated girls and adults at the annual meeting, bridging ceremonies, Top Seller events and the Juliette Pearls Leadership Society luncheon. It was an honor to be in attendance with you.
Our volunteers have been right alongside the girls encouraging them to reach their goals. I encourage you to not only think about the great work that volunteers have done this year, but to take it to the next step and nominate outstanding volunteers for awards throughout the year.
This fall we will once again open applications for educational scholarships for Gold Awardees and graduating seniors through the Sandy Remsberg Educational Scholarship. Girl Scouts are active throughout Kansas Heartland. I encourage you to invite others to join Girl Scouts and help them understand what it means to be a part of this great organization. Yours in Girl Scouting, Rolinda Sample, CEO Please pass me on to a friend or recycle! Connect Online linkedin.com/ksgirlscoutsInstagram:twitter.com/ksgirlscoutsfacebook.com/ksgirlscouts@ksgirlscouts
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At the Annual Meeting, we celebrated Carol Foster Ruff as the Juliette Gordon Low Achievement Award recipient. Carol is a great example of dedication and immersing oneself into the world of Girl Scouts. Thank you to Carol and the other amazing volunteers whose work is meaningful to our girls and the council. As we move into the new school year, I want to remind you about the great work our girls are doing with their highest awards. I encourage you to support our youth as they explore higher award ideas. Encourage them during their application process all the way through project completion, and celebrate the girls and their achievements. The recognition area at the Wichita office that highlights Gold Award Girl Scouts from across the council is currently being updated.
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In the late 1970s, Jan became a Girl Scout Troop Leader (even though she was a Campfire Girl in her youth). She generously provided refreshments for Girl Scout troops attending day camp at the Little House in Wichita’s Oak Park. By 1991, Jan was serving as the Chair of the Nominating Committee for the Board of Directors, helping raise money for our council by serving on the planning team for the “Urban Campout” in 1998, and also serving on the Girl Scouts of the Golden Plains Council Board of Directors, from 19992000, as a Member-at-Large. Acknowledging her organizational skills and creativity, Jan was appointed as Third Vice President (2000-2002), First Vice President (2003-2005), and ultimately elected to serve as Board President in 2006.
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Jan Chandler Randle frequently refers to herself as a “professional volunteer,” and that title fits her perfectly. Not only has she given her talents and time over the years to the Girl Scouts, but also to the Junior League of Wichita, Wichita Children’s Home, Arts Partners, Kansas Society of Children with Challenges, the Wichita Public Library Board and the Wichita Art Museum, to name just a few. Jan also has the passion to be a long-time member of the “Thursday Afternoon Cooking Club,” “The Book Club” and “Shakespeare Club.”
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Also in 2006, Girl Scouts of the United States of America announced a “realignment of council boundaries” throughout the nation. For Kansas, it meant that Girl Scouts of the Golden Plains Council was to merge with five other councils in Kansas and form a new one. It was determined that it would be headquartered in Wichita. This new council would need a new inclusive name and a new Board of Directors with a broad representation. Budgets needed to be consolidated, properties cataloged, organizational bylaws rewritten, and some staff changes considered. Jan took on the task to help all of the merging councils work together. Soon, a realignment task force was making progress, a new CEO was hired, and Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland was born.
At the 2022 Juliette's Pearls Leadership Society Luncheon, board members, JPLS members, and CEO Rolinda Sample met with Keynote Speaker Sarah Deer. Deer is a University Dinstinguished Professor at the University of Kansas and Chief Justice for the Prairie Island Indian Community Court of Appeals. As a tribal jurist and scholar, Justice Deer's scholarship focuses on the intersection of federal Indian law and victims' rights, using Indigenous principles as a framework. Her efforst to address criminal justice reform on Indian reservations have received national awards from the American Bar Association and the Department of Justice. With the last luncheon being held in 2019 due to COVID-19, both the 2021 and 2022 Legacy Pearl Honorees were recognized at this years' luncheon. In addition to Jan Randle, Jane Pracht Lambertz was also honored as a 2022 Legacy Pearl in memorium. Her passion for Girl Scouts began as a youth member and continued to her leadership activities and as a member of the Board of Directors. Dee Rolph was honored as the 2021 Legacy Pearl. As a champion of girl ambition, she served as a troop leader and a member of the Board of Directors. Both Jane Lambertz and Dee Rolph were profiled in previous issues of Spark. 2022
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Recognizes a volunteer who has contributed outstanding service while working directly with girls to implement the Girl Scout Leadership Experience or has contributed outstanding service in support of the council’s mission delivery to girl and adult members.
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Recognizes a volunteer who displays excellent service in delivering the Girl Scout Mission to one or more geographic areas, Girl Scout communities or program delivery audiences. Merrilee Severino Tammy Hutchison Chelsea Ortiz-Gonzalez Therese McKinney Becca AmyTammyMarcieLeighCynthiaTaraLisaChelseaWilkieSlatteryDockstaderNisbethTeaterMcNeillSawyerPlowmanVoegeliHonorPin
Each year we enjoy taking time to celebrate the amazing volunteers who make Girl Scouts possible at our Annual Meeting. This spring, we held our Recognition Breakfast & Annual Meeting regionally in Emporia, Garden City, Hays, and Wichita. We’re excited to take a moment here and honor all of those who continue to embody the Girl Scout mission with their time, talents and commitment to the girls we serve.
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Recognizes an individual whose commitment, leadership, and service had an exceptional, measurable impact on meeting the mission delivery goals and priorities of the entire council or the entire Girl Scout Movement. Jessica Albers
This award is for Girl Scouts who make the transition from girl to adult member and continue to be involved in the movement beyond high school, providing leadership to the next generation of girls.
Honors an individual’s exemplary service in support of delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, which has had measurable impact on two or more geographic areas of service, allowing the council to reach and surpass its mission delivery goals.
Celebrates the work of a volunteer who has made a significant impact on Girl Scouting with their time, talent, and treasure. Teresa PaschaTerriCarolynJanisChristineNicoleJadeHeatherMelissaSarahShawndellTracieLorettaRohrColeBrunnerKirmerWoosleyShoafCorlYeagerMorrowTeufelLagpacanMatthewsGiblerMedlinThanksBadge
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For outstanding service above and beyond expectations in a region of the council.
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Sandy Remsberg Scholarship Alyssa Behrens, Lincoln - $3,000 Amy Gayle, Florence - $3,000 Nicole Blocker, Chapman - $3,000 As the highest volunteer award available at Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland, this honor goes to women who have lived the Girl Scout mission and embodied the principles of our founder, Juliette Gordon Low. Recipients of this honor have contributed in a significant and unique way to Girl Scouting within the council, left a continued impact on girls and adults, and exemplified the Girl Scout Promise and Law. Carol Foster JulietteRuff Gordon Low Lifetime Achievement Award ScholarshipPresident'sRecipientsAward Gold Award Scholarship Annabelle McLaughlin, Wichita - $2,500 Troop 40112 Lead Team: Heather Seachris and Shalom Laforge Service Unit 74 Three Part Campout Committee: Diana Staab, Vicky Chessmore, Shannon Moore, Sean Davis, Jeanette Moore, Megan Howe Harriette Potter Camp Committee: Monty Hole, Heather Corl, Amanda Riggs, Bree Perkins, Cathy Harris, Crystal Marshall, Amy Doris Recognizes an entire service delivery team or committee whose support of Girl Scouts leads to a significant impact in reaching council goals. Spark ☙ August 2022 5
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CongratulationsKendall! This cookie season, our CEO Rolinda Sample road-tripped around Kansas to meet our cookie bosses and stop at their Cookie Booths.HighlightsCookie We're excited to congratulate Kendall Y. from Andover! She's our third ever Wow Your Wheels contest winner who won with 238 votes! 8
Fall Program Dates Program Begins: September 16 Girl/Troop Orders Due: October 14-15 Delivery Begins: November 2 Program Ends: November 18 Meet mascots!year’sthis This year, Fall Product and the Cookie Program share inspirationtheir for 2023 with "Go Bright Ahead!" Start Planning Now! Service Units who submit an Event Application to host a 2023 Cookie Kick-Off will receive a Cookie Kick-Off Kit containing program materials (a $5 per girl value) to help subsidize your Service Unit funds. There will not be any council-sponsored Cookie Kick-Off this year. 2022-2023 Product Program Troop Product Manager Fall Training ALL in gsLearn We want everyone to experience every benefit that participating in the product programs can provide troops and girls. Training for the 2022 Fall Product Program will be available in gsLearn by August 8. If you are unfamiliar with gsLearn or unable to access gsLearn, call us at (888) 686-6468. Spark ☙ August 2022 9
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Summer Camp Revisited
Annie designed and created a 25 foot wide and 20 foot high mural with a depiction of a mother cow and her calf, representative of the city's history as the "cow capital of Kansas."
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Additional members of the Gold Award Girl Scouts 2021 Class 12
Natasha noticed a gap in the awareness and knowledge of differentiating service dogs, emotional support animals and facility dogs. Natasha worked with the Kansas Specialty Dog Service (KSDS) on a community education program aimed at increasing familiarity with state and federal regulations. She created and recorded a presentation that was made available to the Mulvane Public Library and was disseminated nationally at conventions KSDS attends.
Kylie Fletcher Kylie's Gold Award project aimed at addressing two tasks at once; providing extra warmth for unhoused community members during colder weather and reducing the volume of plastic bags entering landfills. Kylie learned to crochet "plarn" mats made from plastic bags. This allowed her to not only educate on recycling and reducing waste, but help her community members in need as well.
Katrina Leddy Passionate about Girl Scouts and the outdoors, Katrina focused her Gold Award on constructing a new pavilion for campers to enjoy the outdoors rain or shine at Camp Four Winds. She added a covering to the existing patio so the space could be more usable year-round.
Gold Girl Scouts don’t just change the world for the better, they change it for good.
The Gold Award is earned by girls in grades 9–12 who demonstrate extraordinary leadership in developing sustainable solutions to local, national and global challenges. Since 1916, Girl Scouts have answered the call to drive lasting, impactful change. These four members of the 2021 class were missed in the prior publication and we are excited to share their projects with you now.
Annie Weishaar Inspired by a trip to the Tokyo prefecture of Japan in 2019, Annie noticed many murals decorating the streets she traveled each day. Upon returning home, she concentrated her Gold Award on beautification of her hometown, Phillipsburg.
Gold Award Girl Scouts 2020-2021
Remsberg Scholarship is $3,000 and exists to help girls realize their dreams. Each year, applications will be considered for awards for one-year non-recurring college scholarships. One of our focus areas for this scholarship is to increase participation and support girls with financial need and in under-represented groups. All girls graduating in 2023 are eligible to apply. The Gold Award Scholarship is $2,500. To apply, you must have earned the Gold Award prior to the application Scholarshipdeadline.applications
Girl Scouts isn't possible without our amazing volunteers. Every day, Girl Scout volunteers are helping girls discover their true potential by providing the environment they need to pursue the interests, causes and leadership roles that matter most to them. The volunteer recognition program is an opportunity for girls, parents and service units to recognize special volunteers in your community. Any girl, parent or volunteer can submit a
Scholarship Applications
Scholarships & Award Nominations
open mid-October, 2022 and close at 5 p.m., January 16, 2023. Scholarship awards will be presented at the Annual Meeting in April 2023. To apply for either scholarship, visit our website kansasgirlscouts.org.
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Pins requests are now open and close August 26, 2022. These are earned by volunteers completing trainings and experiences. Volunteer Awards open October 28, 2022 and close December 15, 2022. To nominate volunteers for an award, visit kansasgirlscouts.org.
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Haunted Stroll Saturday, October 22 Fairytale Trail 10 a.m. to noon Boo Bash Trail 7 to 10 p.m. $10 for pre-registration Join us for a hauntingly good time at either the Fairytale Trail or the Boo Bash Trail at Haunted Stroll! The Fairytale Trail is the perfect opportunity for a family-friendly event as Girl Scout teens host delightfully non-scary scenes. If you prefer a thrilling, spooky atmosphere, join us for the Boo Bash Trail where you'll encounter monsters and ghouls of all kinds! Festival of Giving November 5 through 13 Festival of Giving is your chance to give back at this voteEachservicecouncil-wideannual,communityopportunity.serviceunitwillonorganizationsto support and organize a donation day. Girls will fill wish lists, learn about the need in their communities, and show the Heartland what Girl Scout generosity looks like! All registered youth members will receive this custom fun patch, so please be sure to register each youth serviceparticipatingmemberintheproject. HOLIDAY MARKET & Sat. November 19 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. More than 200 vendors selling a variety of gift items, crafts, home decor, clothing, jewelry & accessories, bath & body products, holiday decor, kitchen & food items, floral, children's items and much more. Limited booth space available! Call today! 888-686-6468 | www.seeandsellshow.orgkleonard@gskh.org tony’s pizza events center 800 TheSalinaMidway, TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE ADULTSDOOR!-$511 & UNDER - FREE 14
StateCampingPark Council Information Regional Office Camp PropertyKEY State Park Garden City Regional Office ( (888) 686-6468 114 Grant Ave. Garden City, KS 67846 Garden City Little House 108 Hackberry St. Garden City, KS 67846 Hays Regional Office ( (888) 686-6468 2707 Vine St., Suite 8 Hays, KS 67601 Salina Regional Office ( (888) 686-6468 St. John's Lutheran Church 302 S. 7th Street Salina, KS 67401 Emporia Regional Office Camp Double E ( (888) 686-6468 794 Road 200 Emporia, KS 66801 Wichita Office ( (888) 686-6468 360 Lexington Road Wichita, KS 67218 Augusta Little House 928 E. Kelly Ave. Augusta, KS 67010 Newton Little House 715 Washington Road Newton, KS 67114 Camp Four Winds 9236 SE Quivera Road Leon, KS 67074 Camp Starwoods 7800 S. 103rd St. West Clearwater, KS 67026 Southwest Region Northwest Region North Region East Region South Central Region * X Girl Scout members get FREE access to basic/ primitive campsites at 26 Kansas State Parks, thanks to the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council’s partnership with the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism. Contact the State Park to set up a service project during your visit and complete your reservation with them directly. Provide your receipt along with your Travel Application and eligible campsite fees will be reimbursed. For more information, go to: kansasgirlscouts.org > About Girl Scouts > Our Program > GSKH Travel Spark ☙ August 2022 15
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