Spark | 12-2018 | COOKIE edition

Spark A TRIANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE GIRL SCOUTS OF KANSAS HEARTLAND COUNCIL

DECEMBER 2018 COOKIE EDITION

NEW Spring & Summer Camp Activity Guide -pg. 2

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Key Cookie Dates

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Cookie Camps

10 NEW Top Seller Celebrations

NEW Camp Guide Coming Soon!

You may notice this December that our Spark Magazine has been trimmed down. That's because in the coming weeks, a brand new Spring and Summer Camp Guide will be landing in your home! This resource will contain every awesome adventure brought to you by Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland from January - August 2019. The pages will be packed with ways to prepare for camp, events going on in each of our regions, and everything a Girl Scout could need to prepare for some seriously amazing opportunities. Now your Girl Scout can plan accordingly and visualize the experiences she wants to save up for with the Girl Scout Cookie Program. It's the ideal way to plot out exactly how many Cookie Credits she'll need to fuel those one-of-a-kind Girl Scout camp opportunities.

Be on the lookout in the coming weeks for the brand new Spring and Summer Camp Guide, in homes this December!

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Cookie Manager Trainings

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Cookie Goal Photo Contest

10 NEW Top Seller

Celebrations and Rewards

11 NEW VIP Share Lounge 13 Cookie Pro Contest 2019 14 Girl Scout Week 14 Council Scholarships 14 Annual Meeting 15 Council info

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Communications Department Phone: 888-686-MINT (6468) Fax: 316-684-4141 E-mail: communications@gskh.org Mail: 360 Lexington Road Wichita, KS 67218 Online: kansasgirlscouts.org/share

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by the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland serves more than 14,500 girls and adults in 80 Kansas counties through its operational headquarters in Wichita, Kansas, and regional offices in Emporia, Garden City, Hays and Salina.

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SAVE DATE the

2019 Keynote Speaker

SHEILA C. BAIR Former FDIC Chair NY Times Best Selling author, public policy advisor, and financial leader.

Sheila Bair has had a long and distinguished career in government, academia, and finance. Widely respected for her expertise in financial regulation and consumer protection, Ms. Bair currently serves on a number of corporate and fintech boards, while continuing her advocacy for common sense policies to promote financial system stability and responsible lending practices.

Ms. Bair is perhaps best known as Chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance

4th Annual Juliette’s Pearls Leadership Luncheon Sat., April 13, 2019 Marriott at Corporate Hills, Wichita, KS

Corporation (FDIC) from 2006 to 2011, when she steered the agency through the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. She received numerous awards and recognition for her leadership at the FDIC, including the JFK Library’s Profiles in Courage Award, being twice named

by Forbes Magazine as the second most powerful woman in the world, and dubbed the “little guy’s protector in chief ” by Time Magazine.

Ms. Bair’s relentless focus on the public interest has always been a hallmark of her government career, beginning as a senior advisor (1981-88) to former Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole; a Commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (1991-95); and Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions at the Treasury Department (2001-2002) when she worked to stabilize and secure our financial infrastructure in the wake of the horrific 9/11 attacks.

Ms. Bair’s academic and policy work have also focused on public policy as the Dean’s Professor of Financial Regulatory Policy at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst (2002-2006), senior Advisor to the Pew Charitable Trusts (2011-2015) where she founded the Systemic Risk Council, a group of distinguished financial experts which advocates for policies to promote financial

stability, and most recently, as President of historic Washington College (2015-2017), where she was a strong advocate for college affordability.

An articulate and frequently provocative writer and public speaker, Ms. Bair has published numerous columns in the Wall Street Journal, NY Times, Washington Post, Financial Times, and Fortune Magazine.

She is the author of NY Times Best Seller "Bull by the Horns", her 2012 memoir of the financial crisis, and has also written books for children on financial matters including her young adult book on the crisis, "Bullies of Wall Street", and picture books on financial basics, "Rock Brock and the Savings Shock", and "Isabel’s Car Wash".

For luncheon details or to become a JPLS member, call (316) 684-6531, email kleonard@gskh.org, or go to kansasgirlscouts.org/jpls.

Girl Scouts give back at annual Festival of Giving Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland gave back during the time-honored tradition of Festival of Giving. This year, more than 1,400 Girl Scouts contributed by donating gifts and their time this November to social service organizations throughout our council's 80 counties.

Agencies that benefited from the girls' work include the Assistance League of Wichita, Valley Center Cares, the Wichita Children's Home, ARC, Aahn's Place, Hutchinson Animal Shelter, Bright House and many others.

Troops packing bags of essentials for the Assistance League of Wichita during Festival of Giving.

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FOR THE 2019 COOKIE PROGRAM Jan 13 Feb 2 - 6

REWARDS Spark ☙ DECEMBER 2018

Initial cookie orders due Troops pick up cookies Statewide Cookie Kickoff events

Feb 9

Sale starts! (Early selling is not allowed) Cookie Cupboards open Booth sales begin

March 17

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Cookie Manager Trainings

Feb 8

SALE

PREP

Jan 3 - Jan 12

April 15 April 27 - 28 May

Sale Ends

Cookie Credits available to spend!

Top Seller Celebrations Cookie Rewards arrive for troop distribution

Cookie Manager Trainings Troop Cookie Training is for everyone! Whether you have two years experience as a Troop Cookie Manager or 10, there is always something to learn. You will be introduced to Nellie the Narwhal and learn about everything from the 5 Skills to Smart Cookies.

So bring your laptops, tablets or your smart phone. You won’t leave empty-handed.

Troop Cookie Managers with two years or less experience should attend an in-person training session for a deep look into the Cookie Program and material pickup. For Troop Cookie Managers with more than three years experience, Lifesize Trainings are all about what's new for the 2019 season with materials received through the mail or other transportation opportunities.

In-person Training

Lifesize Training Date

Start

Thurs, Jan 3

7 p.m.

Fri, Jan 4

7 a.m.

Fri, Jan 4

2 p.m.

Fri, Jan 4

6 p.m.

Sun, Jan 6

2 p.m.

9 a.m.

Mon, Jan 7

6 p.m.

Sat, Jan 5

2 p.m.

Tues, Jan 8

12 p.m.

Tues, Jan 8

6 p.m.

1236 E. 12th

Sun, Jan 6

2 p.m.

Wed, Jan 9

12 p.m.

Garden City Girl Scout Office

114 Grant

Sun, Jan 6

3 p.m.

Wed, Jan 9

3 p.m.

Wichita

Wichita Office Training Room

360 Lexington Road

Mon, Jan 7

6 p.m.

Wed, Jan 9

6 p.m.

Arkansas City

First United Methodist Church

2448 Edgemont Dr.

Tues, Jan 8

6 p.m.

Hutchinson Hutchinson Community College Justice Theatre

1300 N. Plum

Tues, Jan 8

6 p.m.

Wichita

Wichita Office Training Room

360 Lexington Road

Thurs, Jan 10

6 p.m.

Wichita

Wichita Office Training Room

360 Lexington Road

Sat, Jan 12

9 a.m.

City

Location Name

Address

Date

Start

Garden City Girl Scout Office

114 Grant

Sat, Jan 5

11 a.m.

Hays

Celebration Church

5790 230th Ave.

Sat, Jan 5

9 a.m.

Hays

Celebration Church

5790 230th Ave.

Sat, Jan 5

1 p.m.

Salina

St. John’s Lutheran Church - Lantz Hall

302 S. 7th St.

Sat, Jan 5

3 p.m.

Wichita

Wichita Office Training Room

360 Lexington Road

Sat, Jan 5

Wichita

Wichita Office Training Room

360 Lexington Road

Emporia

Emporia Amend Center

Kick off the 2019 Girl Scout Cookie Program with your Girl Scout sisters by your side as you celebrate during one of the exciting Cookie Kickoff parties on Friday, Feb. 8 across the council!

Get ready to celebrate everything a Cookie Boss can do — the world is your oyster! The 5 Skills learned in the Cookie Program — goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business ethics — set girls up

Head to https://call. lifesizecloud. com/2001103995 or call 1-844-572-5683 and enter ext: 2001103995# to connect.

for success in life, while the Cookie Program also powers future Girl Scout adventures.

Cookie Kickoff parties will be packed with exciting activities for every Girl Scout to enjoy. For more details, contact your troop leader, go to kansasgirlscouts.org, or watch for more information in a special cookie mailer set to arrive in Girl Scout homes the week of Jan. 2.

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My Cookie Business Ready to begin running your Cookie Business but want to learn more about how to apply the 5 Skills to your experience? Try filling out the worksheet below to visualize becoming a Cookie Boss in no time!

The Five Skills

Me in Action!

Now I know how to...

GOAL SETTING

DECISION MAKING

Let’s remember our safety tips!

MONEY MANAGEMENT

Let’s take a vote on how we can use our money!

PEOPLE SKILLS

BUSINESS ETHICS

How can we use some of our cookie funds to help?

Cookie Goals

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Cookie Camps are back Cookie CEOs and Cookie Support Adults, don’t miss this overnight camp all about cookies! Whether you’re a pro or just getting started, this is your chance to not only earn a cookie badge but have a blast doing it. Cookie Support Adults, here is your opportunity to have fun with your Girl Scout and take home a Badge-in-a-Box — everything your troop needs to continue badge work during the cookie season. Games, new friends, badges... Cookie Camp has it all! A cookie booth marketing kit to take with you as well? Done! Get ready for a delicious party with all of your Girl Scout friends!

Jan. 19 - 20 Starwoods Outdoor Center Clearwater Register by Jan. 14 Jan. 19 - 20 Amend Center Emporia Register by Jan. 5 Jan. 26 - 27 Camp Lakeside Scott City Register by Jan. 14 $35 per girl $25 per adult Register online at kansasgirlscouts.org

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Cookie Goal Photo Contest Share your troop's goal for a chance to win!

One of the 5 Skills girls learn through the Girl Scout Cookie Program is goal setting, and the Cookie Goal Photo Contest is the perfect opportunity to practice this skill! This year, the contest will give entire troops of G.I.R.L.s (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™ the opportunity to prepare for their next Girl Scout adventure by submitting a troop goal. Twelve lucky Girl Scout troops will win a Dutch Oven to take into the great outdoors on their next camping adventure, simply by sharing their troop's Cookie Program goal!

Learn about more exciting opportunities on our Contests & Incentives page in the Cookies section at kansasgirlscouts.org.

12 lucky troops will be all set for outdoor cooking with this Dutch Oven prize!

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Just 2 steps to enter!

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Write your Troop's Cookie Program Goal on the goal sheet (next page), and don't forget to write your troop number!

Take a photo with your troop holding the goal sheet and tell us your story! What is your troop planning to do with their cookie earnings? Will you go camping in the mountains, traveling to far off places, or even more than one Girl Scout adventure? Email us your photo and cookie story by Feb. 9 to communications@gskh.org with the subject line: “Cookie Goal Photo Contest.” In the email, include your troop number, city, and contact info. Traveling or going camping with your troop's cookie proceeds? Tell us your troop's plans!

Please submit a group photo of your troop and not individual girl photos.

Troops entering contest must be current members of Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland who are participating in the 2019 Cookie Program. Photos entered into contest may be used in Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland print and digital communications.

This could be your troop!

Our Troop

Cookie Sale

Goal

(number of cookie packages)

(troop number)

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Dive

into Cookie Rewards and a new Top Seller Celebration From April 27 - 28, Top Seller Celebrations are about to get even better! We are so excited to announce that what has traditionally been a “cookie” Top Seller Weekend now includes the Fall Opportunity Sale to create a new Top Seller experience. That means girls participating in both the FOS and Cookie Programs will be eligible to join in the celebration and fun!

Tanganyika Day 100+ FOS Units or 750+ Cookie Packages

Ready to hang with the lemurs and explore a wild world at Tanganyika? Girls who tackle their goals of 100+ FOS units or 750+ cookie packages will be eligible to spend the day with a chaperone at the wildlife park.

Family members will receive a discounted rate. Spend the day celebrating your G.I.R.L. Goal Getter in style!

Starwood’s VIP Overnight

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Cookie Rewards Girl Scouts are great at making and achieving goals, Here are the rewards you can earn for using that skill during the Cookie Program!

25+

Theme Patch

100+ Drawstring bag 150+ Desktop Flexible Mini

Fan w/ USB 200+ Sports Bottle

165+ FOS Units or 1200+ Cookie Packages

250+ T-shirt

Calling all Go-getters who crush their 165+ FOS unit or 1200+ Cookie package goals! Begin the epic celebration with pampering yourself as you prepare for an elegant dining experience with your chaperone. Send your chaperone off with a bang, with fireworks over the lake and then let the ultimate pajama party begin. Get ready to glam it up and escape into the magic of Camp Starwoods!

375+ Metallic Fanny Pack

300+ Pop Socket

450+ Narwhal Sequin Pillow 525+ Slippers 600+ Wireless Speaker 750+ Tanganyika Day 900+ Hoodie 1200+ VIP Overnight 1500+ Rainbow Light

Share VIP Lounge Girl Scouts selling Cookie Shares may be able to unlock a special reward this year! By selling 100+ Cookie Shares, girls will gain a Golden Ticket to the Share VIP Lounge during the Top Seller Celebration. Goal-crushing girls will be able to meet and greet the direct recipients of their hard work from the food bank, military, Catholic Charities and other organizations.

Girl Scouts in the Share VIP Lounge can enjoy a chocolate fountain, and a special photo booth while participating in all the surprise rewards that can only happen in the VIP Lounge!

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AT TH E TOP S E LLER CE LEB R ATION!

Cookie Share Rewards Girl Scouts are always giving back in unique ways, here is your chance to be recognized for that hard work!

How Cookie Shares works...

Through the Share Program, Girl Scouts and their kind cookie customers can share cookies with members of the military and their families or with various Kansas charities of their choice. In 2018, the Cookie Share Program distributed 19,122 cookie packages to the military and Kansas charities.

That means Girl Scouts reached a landmark number of shares with more than 158,772 being donated since the program's inception in 2010.

How does the program work?

It's simple! Shares cost the same as a package of cookies, and customers can simply opt to purchase a tax-deductible Share, which donates a package of cookies. Tell your customers about this sweet way to give back!

10+ Shares Cookie Share Patch 25+ Shares Small Narwhal 100+ Shares Share VIP Lounge DECEMBER 2018

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Cookie Powered Adventures Ever wonder where cookies can take you? Maybe it's ziplining at Starwoods Outdoor Center, a resident camp at Double E, or even traveling across the country. Hear from a few Girl Scouts on what cookies did for them!

Girls in STEM What happens when a curious group of Girl Scouts travel to Texas for a STEM camp? They have an adventure of a lifetime, powered by the Cookie Program!

Cadette Girl Scouts of Troops 40007, 40241, and 40080 were able to use Cookie Credits and travel throughout Texas to learn all about marine biology, how fish hatcheries operate, what happens to all the garbage that ends up in the ocean, and how animals are cared for in aquariums.

“One of my favorite parts of our Texas trip was the Marine Biology Camp because we got to learn about all kinds of different sea animals and all the new people we met,” Cadette Kaitlin R. said.

The go-getters even teamed up with local Texas Girl Scouts to conduct a beach clean-up, earning their Junior Ranger badges at the Padre Island National Seashore near Corpus Christi.

“We got to see real live starfish – here's a baby starfish we saw when we went on a boat ride during the Camp to find sediment samples,” said Sydney C. (right)

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The Big Apple After an adventure that took Troop 70161 to Chicago, the Girl Scout Seniors from Parsons immediately knew where they wanted to go next — New York City!

To make their dream a reality, the girls established financial goals and jumped into action. The troop worked hard raising funds and stockpiling Cookie Credits until they had enough for the big trip. This summer, eight Seniors and five adult Girl Scouts hopped on a plane and dashed off to the East Coast.

Their whirlwind adventure included seeing Wicked on Broadway, exploring Central Park and Chinatown, touring the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and ascending to the Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center. They even visited the Girl Scout Central Shop! In addition, the girls viewed the Statue of Liberty and 9/11 Museum, a poignant moment for the Girl Scouts to learn about the historic day and sacrifices made by first responders.

Upon experiencing all facets of traveling around NYC, the pulse of a city that never sleeps, and a few slices of New York pizza, the Girl Scouts boarded their flight back to Kansas. Fresh off the plane, the girls were already dreaming up their next excursion and it’s sure to be an expedition to remember!

Unleash your G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™ potential for a chance to win the...

COOKIE ENTREPRENEUR EXPERIENCE Featuring the DC Super Hero Girls™, plus an all-expensespaid trip to sunny California for incredible behind-thescenes VIP adventures at Warner Bros. Studio!

PRIZE PROVIDED BY TM

Here’s how to enter: Highlight your unique cookie story by:

mini graphic novel (it’s easy with our handy template!)

i c h ve p a s atc h e

★ Answering a set of questions ★ Creating your very own

s lu xc r u n lo c k e a l pu fo r o p tion

Find entry details, official rules, submission tips, and downloadable mini-graphic novel templates at

girlscouts.org/cookiepro The GIRL SCOUTS® name, mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, including the Trefoil Design, G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™, and Cookie Pro™ are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. DC SUPER HERO GIRLS and all related characters and elements © & ™ DC Comics and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. DC LOGO: TM & © DC. WB SHIELD: TM & © WBEI. (s18) TM

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National Girl Scout Week

Celebrate Annual Meeting

March 10-16, 2019

Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland thanks all of those who offer up their time and talents to building girls of courage, confidence and character and wishes to celebrate the volunteers who make the Girl Scout experience a reality.

Girl Scout Week kicks off this year on March 10, the 107th year from when Juliette Gordon Low registered the first 18 girl members in Savannah, Georgia in 1912.

Get inspired to celebrate by giving back!

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Sunday - Girl Scout Sunday

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Monday - Be a go-getter

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Tuesday - Girl Scout Birthday

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Wednesday - Be an innovator

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Thursday - Be a risk-taker

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Friday - Be a leader

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Saturday - G.I.R.L. agenda

Be sure to wear your Girl Scout uniform to your house of worship! Look into earning the My Promise, My Faith award. #girlscoutsunday

Get your troop together to do a simple service project to better your community, like cleaning up trash in a park. #getinvolved

Throw a birthday party for Girl Scouts, invite friends who are not yet Girl Scouts and bring a birthday gift to donate to a local charity. #hbdgirlscouts

Solve a problem in a fun way, invent something new or participate in some exciting STEM activities like computer coding. #girlsinSTEAM

Try something new, eliminate “can’t” from your vocabulary and break the mold by sharing a video about a new experience. #becauseofgirlscouts

Make the world a better place and lead a Take Action project, invite the community and share what it means to be a Girl Scout. #takethelead

Find a problem, big or small, in your community and think of a way you and others can solve it, then make your voice heard. #GIRLagenda

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This annual event will honor our dedicated volunteers and Girl Scouts Highest Award recipients while also giving members the opportunity to play a role in our council’s governance. All registered members ages 14 and older can serve as voting members during the annual business meeting portion of the event.

Save the Date!

Annual Meeting Sat., March 30, 2019 Regional locations to be announced soon!

Apply for Council

Scholarships!

Thanks to the generosity of donors, Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland is able to offer several scholarships!

Graduating Girl Scouts are encouraged to apply, completing the 2019 College Scholarship application at: kansasgirlscouts.org/scholarships.

Applications are due no later than 5 p.m. Jan. 21, 2019.

This year’s council scholarship offerings include:

George & Jayne Smith Scholarships: $3,000 Gold Award Scholarship: $2,500 (Applicants must have earned the Gold Award. If applicants graduated in 2018 and earned the Gold Award after last year’s scholarship deadline, Girl Scouts will still be eligible to apply this year.)

Council Information Southwest Region

North Region

114 Grant Ave. Garden City, KS 67846

St. John's Lutheran Church 302 S. 7th Street Salina, KS 67401

Garden City Little House

East Region

Garden City Regional Office ( (888) 686-6468

South Central Region

Salina Regional Office ( (888) 686-6468

108 Hackberry St. Garden City, KS 67846

Wichita Headquarters ( (888) 686-6468 360 Lexington Road Wichita, KS 67218

Augusta Little House

Amend Center - Emporia Regional Office ( (888) 686-6468

Northwest Region

928 E. Kelly Ave. Augusta, KS 67010

Newton Little House

1236 E. 12th Ave. Emporia, KS 66801

Hays Regional Office ( (888) 686-6468

715 Washington Road Newton, KS 67114

Camp Double E

2707 Vine St., Suite 8 Hays, KS 67601

Camp Four Winds

794 Road 200 Emporia, KS 66801

9236 SE Quivera Road Leon, KS 67074

Camp Starwoods 7800 S. 103rd St. West Clearwater, KS 67026

To reserve a property, call Customer Care 1-888-686-MINT (6468).

Rawlins

Decatur

Phillips

Norton

Smith

Jewell

Republic

Cloud Sherman

Thomas

Sheridan

Graham

Rooks

Osborne

NORTHWEST Logan

Gove

Scott

Lane

Rush

Ness

Dickinson Saline Ellsworth

Morris

Barton McPherson

Marion

Lyon

Double-E

Reno

Garden City Stanton

Grant

Haskell

Gray

SOUTHWEST Morton

Stevens

State Park

CAMPING

Seward

Meade

Coffey

Harvey Butler

Ford

Emporia

Stafford

Hodgeman

Finney

Chase

Pawnee Kearny

Osage

Salina Rice

Hamilton

State Park

Ottawa

Russell

Hays Wichita

Camp Property

Lincoln

Ellis

Trego

Wallace

Greeley

Mitchell

NORTH

Regional Office

KEY

Cheyenne

Edwards Pratt Kingman

Kiowa

Clark Comanche

Starwoods Barber

Sedgwick

Wichita

Sumner Harper

Greenwood

Woodson

Allen

Wilson

Neosho

EAST

Elk

Cowley

SOUTH CENTRAL

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.

Four Winds

Chautauqua

Montgomery

Labette

To request a campsite reservation, you must complete an application form. This form can be obtained on our council website.

For more information, go to: kansasgirlscouts.org > Our Council > Our Camps > State Park Camping DECEMBER 2018

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SHOP TALK Get prepared for cookie season!

Point the way with a yard sign! → → →

HOURS CUSTOMER CARE 1 (888) 686-MINT M-Th 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Fri 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

REGIONAL HOURS (Emporia, Garden City, Hays)

← ← ← Stash your cash with a money pouch COOKIE CREDITS EXPIRE

DECEMBE R 15*

FOR LAPSED MEMBERS

NOT RENEWED?

RENEW OR USE THEM SOON! KANSASGIRLSCOUTS.ORG/JOIN

*Cookie Credits do not expire for actively registered Girl Scouts.

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HEADQUARTERS HOURS (Wichita) M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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