Annual Report 2019 1
Mission Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.
The Girl Scout Promise On my honor, I will try: To serve God* and my country, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law.
The Girl Scout Law I will do my best to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful, considerate and caring, courageous and strong, and responsible for what I say and do, and to respect myself and others, respect authority, use resources wisely, make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout. *Girl Scouts of Utah makes no attempt to define or interpret the word “God” in the Girl Scout Promise. It looks to individual members to establish for themselves the nature of their spiritual beliefs. When making the Girl Scout Promise, individuals may substitute wording appropriate to their own spiritual beliefs for the word “God.”
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Girl Scouts offers
EXPERIENCES
that open up a world of
POSSIBILITIES
for a girl’s future
SUCCESS. - Girl Scout Parent
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Dear Girl Scouts of Utah Members and Supporters, At Girl Scouts of Utah, girls are at the center of all we do. This year we celebrated Girl Scouts of Utah’s Centennial, marking 100 years of Girl Scouting in Utah, and reflected on the commitment and passion for serving girls over the decades. We launched growth initiatives designed to work toward increasing our membership. Girl Scouts of Utah is committing resources to broaden our reach and tell our story so we can serve more girls. This requires all hands on deck from volunteers, staff, and our community partners. Our top priority is to make sure that every girl gets to be a Girl Scout. Every girl deserves—and needs—this experience. While 2020 will be defined by unprecedented challenges and uncertainty, we are more committed than ever to serving girls in our great state. We know how important it is to feel connected to one another, especially now. Challenge creates opportunity, and through navigating these times, we launched completely new ways of delivering our programs virtually to serve the girls in our state and throughout our nation. As you look through this year’s Annual Report you will see how Girl Scouts of Utah is influencing today’s young women in powerful ways. We develop leadership qualities in each girl as we partner with hundreds of incredible volunteers to provide opportunities that inspire girls to be their best. We hope you will gain the same sense of optimism that we have for the future of our girls.
Yours in Girl Scouting,
Lisa Hardin Reynolds Chief Executive Officer
Leslie Egan Board Chair 4
Board of Directors Leslie Egan Chair
Joelle Creager 1st Vice Chair
Peeches Cederholm 2nd Vice Chair
Loren Micalizio 3rd Vice Chair
Babs De Lay Secretary
Sara Baese Treasurer
Members-at-Large Suzie Draper Martha Ellis Ivy Estabrooke Annie Evans Maria Farrington Helen Hu Karin Lockovitch Perrin Love Brandi Maull Leah Murray Steve Smith
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This October 11, 2019, 50 high school and college-age Girl Scouts and young alums joined 400 business and community leaders to celebrate Girl Scouts of Utah’s second annual Utah Day of the Girl at the Salt Lake City Marriott Downtown at City Creek. Held to coincide with the International Day of the Girl, this celebratory day was presented by Dominion Energy and recognized the power and potential of girls in Utah. We also honored four Girl Champions, leaders in each of our four pillars: STEM, Entrepreneurship, Life Skills, and Outdoors. Our 2019 Girl Champions: STEM — Deepika de Silva, BioFire Diagnostics, LLC Life Skills — Dr. Susan R. Madsen, Utah Valley University Outdoors — Heidi Redd, Dugout Ranch, Indian Creek Cattle Company Entrepreneurship — Ali Hynek, Nena & Co. Guests also heard an inspiring story of perseverance and making your own choices from special guest, President and CEO of Utah Food Bank, Ginette Bott. The event was as much about recognizing current girl successes as it was providing a mentorship opportunity for Girl Scouts. Girls who attended the event had the opportunity to sit and network with a table of women and men from various industries and learn about potential career paths. Utah Day of the Girl provided an inspirational and powerful message about Girl Scouts and our impact on young women in Utah! Next year, Utah Day of the Girl will take place during Girl Scouts of Utah’s centennial, sure to be an exceptionally exciting and memorable event.
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400 Attendees 50 Girl Attendees Presenting Sponsor Dominion Energy
Platinum Sponsor George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation
Gold Sponsor Maverik
Silver Sponsors Intermountain Healthcare Vita Brevis Films Jan Garbett with The Benjamin Foundation
Bronze Sponsors Debbie Nielson Friends of Girl Scouts of Utah Judy & Bing Fang In Memory of Nancy Giles Scott Livingston & Steve Smith The Nature Conservancy York Howell & Gumon KSL US Foods Larry H. Miller Charities
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OUR PROGRAMS ARE
Built for Every Girl
OUTDOORS
STEM
Girl Scouts have room to explore, seek new challenges, and discover their strengths through our Outdoor Programming. Whether it’s their first outdoor experience, or they’re already a master of the outdoors, there’s something for every Girl Scout. The summer camp experience is truly a building block in the development of girls into successful and resourceful young women. In outdoor settings, girls develop a strong sense of self, gain practical life skills, become resourceful problem solvers, and cultivate healthy relationships.
Girls become women who team up to invent the future, thanks to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) programming through Girl Scouts. Here she can build a robot, design a car, research new discoveries, and study the stars. With programs like Robots Rock, Science Explorers, Think Like Programs like Horse Lover, Night Owls, Up in the Trees, Camp Chef, and an Engineer, Astronomy Explorers Campapalooza are ideal for learning outdoor skills, trying high adventure Day, and more, the possibilities activities, and being part of adventures she’ll remember her whole life! are endless! STEM can take her Outdoor experiences give girls an opportunity to develop leadership anywhere she wants to go! skills that will stay with them throughout their adult lives and careers.
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP Everything girls do in Girl Scouting is designed to help them grow into leaders of courage, confidence, and character. The five skills that girls learn through our entrepreneurship programs are an important ingredient in the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. The entrepreneurship badgeearning program combines financial literacy, business skills, and innovation through girl-driven programs like Cookie Pro, the Fall Product Program, and the Girl Scout Cookie Program where she takes the lead to reach her goals.
LIFE SKILLS Girls gain essential skills from reallife experiences in programs such as Advocacy, Civic Engagement, Staying Fit, Making Games, and more. Whether it’s by exercising and staying healthy, developing strong relationships with family and peers, advocating on behalf of others, protecting our environment, or exploring careers that can truly change the world for the better, girls gain the skills and the inspiration to accept challenges, overcome obstacles, and take the lead.
I loved going to camp! The rock climbing was great and we learned about
HARD WORK AND TEAMWORK - the more fun way of course. I want to do it again and again! -Savannah, Camper 9
The mark of the truly remarkable.
Amelia Sandy
Ashley Grantsville
Bella Salt Lake City
Fatima Cottonwood Heights
Kaylan South Jordan
Ruth Tooele
Samantha Park City
Savannah Layton
Sophia Draper
Tara Layton
On November 9, 2019, Girl Scouts of Utah held our annual Recognition of Excellence award ceremony and luncheon, where we celebrated 10 Gold Award Girl Scouts, 58 Silver Award Girl Scouts, and 180 Bronze Award Girl Scouts. We also recognized three families and 37 dedicated volunteers, all examples of incredible role models and leaders who support girls throughout our state. Each of these girls and volunteers have shown dedication to making their communities and their world a better place, and we are excited to see what they will do next!
Amelia Slama-Catron was inspired to create an initiative to help encourage low-income kids and families to eat healthy and balanced meals. She collected and distributed food to more than 70 families in Midvale and donated soccer equipment to the Boys & Girls Club of Midvale. As part of her initiative, she also made an online website with downloadable PDFs, a place for people to donate and get involved, and healthy recipes in English and Spanish. Throughout her project, Amelia refined her leadership and communication skills, ¡especialmente en Español!
Ashley Rose felt compelled to call attention to emergency preparedness in her own community. She visited her local junior high school and community events to talk about natural disasters, being prepared, and creating and sustaining 72-hour kits. Ashley was proud of how much she had learned about preparedness and excited by the opportunity to share her knowledge with others. Bella Lonardo avid reader, she understood the power of a good book, so for her Gold Award Project she used literacy to help women and their children while they’re in recovery facilities for substance abuse. Bella built two libraries and collected over 2,500 books for a Volunteers of America recovery facility for women and children. Today her two libraries continue to give women a place to access resources regarding addiction, spark children’s interest in reading, and help everyone in the facility relax with a productive hobby. When presenting the final product, she spoke to the National Ability Center’s staff about the cart’s importance and maintenance requirements and provided them with user manuals for the cart.
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Fatima Faizi created a documentary called “Reviving Heritage” for her Gold Award Project to help preserve culture, language and heritage. She was inspired by her grandmother who told her the story about the partition between India and Pakistan. Fatima’s grandmother told her about her family’s journey and the obstacles they had to face. Fatima had the realization that she might be the only person in the world to hear this story, and that broke her heart. She wanted everyone to hear it; so she began creating the documentary. Fatima recognized how challenging creating the final product was, but is grateful for all of the skills she gained throughout the process. Kaylan Christensen noticed that many students don’t know the importance of kitchen safety, even though they might be expected to help cook for their families. She created a website to teach students kitchen safety basics that teachers can also use as an additional resource for their classes. Kaylan created five lesson plans to help kids learn how to be safe in the kitchen. Each lesson includes a written lesson plan, video, in-class activity, review game, assessment, take-home activity, and recipe. Kaylan then made the lessons and resources available on her website.
Ruth Bloomquist had untreated hearing loss until recently when she got her first set of hearing aids. Her experience made her think about others who struggle with the same issue, so for her Gold Award Project she created a hearing aid awareness campaign. Ruth prepared presentations for staff at assisted living homes and made educational videos about untreated hearing loss, how to clean and care for hearing aids, and how to help hearing aid users. Then she shared her videos and presentations online. Through her project, Ruth overcame her fear of public speaking and learned how to use social media for good.
Samantha Macuga created a sensory cart for the National Ability Center, a non-profit that helps individuals with disabilities participate in outdoor recreation activities. A sensory cart is a portable version of a sensory room and is designed to engage and refine all the senses, an important part of child development. Sam cleaned and painted a cart with bright colors. Then to outfit the cart, she researched the best sensory activities and purchased the necessities. Savannah Wallace was shocked by the traffic violations made against school buses, even when their red lights are flashing and stops signs are extended. After doing some research, she set up a website with information about the issue in Utah and nationwide and collected over 800 pledges at local events and meetings. Finally, she brought her concerns up with local and state student transportation experts, members of the PTA, and members of the state government, including Rep. Michael McKell and Gov. Gary Herbert.
Sophia Goodwin’s Gold Award project addressed the need for more test preparation books in her school library as a resource for students to prepare for their college readiness exams. She tackled this problem by starting an annual book drive. Sophia noticed that students at her school would often throw away test prep books after one year of use, even though they can last for up to three or four years. Sophia used this as an opportunity to eliminate unnecessary waste and help students in need. Her school library now has a designated shelf for test prep books as well as more information about their online resources.
Tara Tankersley noticed that many girls’ voices were not being heard on STEM teams, which caused the girls to lose confidence in their abilities to succeed in STEM. Tara decided to design and create Core Values boxes for STEM teams that are filled with activities that encourage teamwork. She met with STEM teams, distributed the boxes, led the students through activities, gave out grant information, and encouraged the girls on the teams. Tara also made sure all of the resources she created are available online for educators.
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Silver Award Girl Scouts Through earning their Girl Scout Silver Award, girls learn courage by pushing beyond their perceived limits to reach their dreams. They gain confidence by discovering their strengths in a supportive girl-only environment and develop character by continually learning about themselves, their community, and their world.
Jenalee Adams
Emily Hardman
Mabelle Pryor
Savannah Austin
Kya Harrop
Evangeline Rasmussen
Elise Baghdoian
Dafneigh Hartgrove
Sabrina Remley
Harmony Bahr
Hannah Herrera
Anna Rowley
Ricki Baker
Margo Jensen
Fiona Sawyer
Xana Buhler
Harper Kolloch
Charlotte Sessions
Rebecca Bytendorp
Brooklyn Ledbetter
Elnorra Shaffer
Brecklynn Cardwell
Jordyn Ligon
Allison Shreeve
Olivia Christensen
Hope Mansouri
Aleksandra Skliar
Sophia Christensen
Keira McNamara
Brooklyn Stevenett
Avery Collar
Caeden Miners
Tonya Thomas
Katelynn Dangel
Charlize Murillo
Malina Timoteo
Natalie Fisher
Lydia Nance
Avril Vanamen
Anastasia Fox
Charlotte Nava
Cloe Vanamen
Elizabeth Fuller
Kassandra Nikols
Paisley Wallis
Kylee Gibby
Destinee Nish
Brielle Webb
Kira Gibson
Lauren Patterson
Sela Whittam
Ava Gill
Kenzingtyn Perkins
Isabella Zarate
Emily Goodwin
Zenna Pienezza
Kaitlyn Greenfield
Justice Porter
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179 Bronze Award Girl Scouts The Girl Scout Bronze Award is the highest honor a Girl Scout Junior can earn. This award helps girls learn that leadership is not only about acquiring skills, it’s about using those skills to make the world a better place.
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STATEMENT of
Activities
Assets Cash & Cash Equivalents Accounts Receivable Inventory Prepaid Expenses And Other Assets Property & Equipment Net Long-Term Investments Promise to Give
$2,128,679 $15,950 $142,391 $22,046 $11,257,261 $4,250,453 $2,890
Total Assets $17,819,670
Liabilities Accounts Payable Accrued Expenses, & Other Liabilities Deferred Revenues Funds Held For Others Capital Lease Obligations Long-Term Debt
$53,506 $353,419 $109,349 $6,832 $29, 449 $3,609,999
Total Liabilities
$4,162,554
Net Assets Temporarily Restricted Unrestricted, includes sums invested in property and equipment Unrestricted Board-Designated Investment
$385,451
$4,250,453
Total Net Assets
$13,657,116
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
$17,819,670
Revenue Net Cookie Sales Camp & Program Fees Other Revenues Donations Special Events (Net) Donated Professional Services Net Assets (Released From Restricted) Gift Shop Sales (Net) Lease Income (Net) Other Revenue Realized & Unrealized Gain Rental Income Total Revenue
$3,725,224 $751,934 $256,084 $191,689 $5,440 $157,053 $178,251 $16,699 $24,662 $177,704 $12,050 $5,496,790
$9,021,212
Expenses Girl Program & Services Management & General Fundraising
$4,013,591 $723,740 $299,204
Total Expenses
$5,036,535
Change Change In Unrestricted Net Assets Change In Temporarily Restricted Net Assets Change In Net Assets Net Assets, Beginning Of Year Net Assets, End Of Year
$460,225 $7,304 $467,559 $13,189,557 $13,657,116
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COOKIE Sales Total packages sold by girls
1,466,247 Girls who sold
4,405 Average packages per girl
332 Cookie booths
Packages sold online
2,195
154,446 Troops Participated
416
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GIRL SCOUTS
of Utah Snapshot 2019 Membership Year October 1, 2018 – September 30, 2019 Total girl membership:
6,846 Membership by level
Daisy
1,301 Brownie
1,838 Junior
1,763 Cadette
1,383 Senior
352 Ambassador
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Number of troops:
414
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OUTDOOR Programs Total Girl Participation:
Minicamps:
5,140
1,466
Resident Camp:
Camp Rocks:
1,146
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You and Me Introduction to Camp:
Never the Same Weekends:
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1,172 Camp Rentals for Troops:
Family Camp:
121
170
Troop Camping:
911 20
Travel Trips Taken:
58 Girls:
532 Adults Traveled:
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On August 16 and 17, 2019, over 100 women joined us at Camp Cloud Rim to experience Girl Scouts of Utah camp with a grown-up “glamping” flare at our annual Camping for a Cause fundraising event. Guests were greeted on Friday with a sparkling welcome and a beautiful view of Lake Brimhall tucked into the mountains above Park City. That evening, we celebrated the highlights of our program and the impact Girl Scouts of Utah has made for girls across the state. Our guests joined us for a silent auction before hitting the dance floor, watching a movie under the stars, and topping off the night with one of the best Girl Scouts traditions, S’mores by the fire. On Saturday, everyone had the chance to participate in classic camp activities and signature Camping for a Cause adventures. Guests curated their own perfect days at camp, from fly-fishing lessons, stand-up paddle boarding, and picturesque hikes to outdoor yoga, guided painting, and flower arranging. 22
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DONATIONS in Memory of Nancy Giles Genevieve Atwood Jan Bayle Rachel Benator Joelle Creager Nancy Deford Emma Eccles Jones Foundation George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation Eric Giles Kathryn Lindquist Kent Michie Scott Mietchen Sharon Muir William Nichols Carol Olwell Betty Rider Ellie Roser Christy Tribe Thomas Visser Laura Williams
Girl Scouts of Utah lost Nancy Giles, a dedicated supporter and Girl Scouts of Utah Distinguished Alumni, in May 2019. Nancy’s service to GSU began when she was a young woman and grew throughout the years. She worked at Girl Scouts of Utah, and later served two terms as Board Chair. Nancy was a fierce ambassador for our programs and outdoor properties. While Board Chair, she secured funding for the council resource center, and was instrumental in the capital campaign to rebuild Camp Cloud Rim. Nancy enriched the lives of all those around her, bringing kindness, joy, humor, and fun to family and friends alike. She embodied the Girl Scout Promise and Law throughout her life, exemplifying being “honest and fair, friendly and helpful” and “considerate and caring.” She certainly made the world a better place.
JGL Society Invest in girls today, tomorrow, and for the future by joining the Juliette Gordon Low Society and including GSU in your estate plans.
Erik and Eva Andersen Dianne Belk Barbara Bentley Richard Blaylock Sandra Brown Margy Campbell Peeches Cederholm Drusilla Copeland Charlotte (Char) Corbit* Joelle Creager
Linda (Sue) Dickey Lois Fitzgerald Janet Frasier Alida Hannum Hardin-Reynolds Family Carolyn Johnstone Guy Knight Caryl Marsh Lisa Mortensen-Timoteo Debbie Nielson
Margaret Renwand Anita Riddle Noreen Rouillard Brenda Scheer Steven Schmidt Erin Stone Sarah Waters Tamara Woodbury
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DONORS by Level $100,000+
$5,000 - $9,999
Emma Eccles Jones Foundation
The Benjamin Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
R. Harold Burton Foundation Trust
Janet Q. Lawson Foundation
Lawrence T. & Janet T. Dee Foundation
Janice Ruggles
Dominion Energy
Robert Scheer*
Marriner S. Eccles Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Henry W. & Leslie M. Eskuche Foundation
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Intermountain Healthcare
Joan Brandt
The David Kelby Johnson Memorial Foundation
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Foundation
KeyBank National Association
George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation Willard L. Eccles Charitable Foundation
Lone Peak Productions Frank McElwain Northrop Grumman Prince Perelson
Lindsey Ferrari-Keller
Barbara Schmidt
FJ Management Inc.
Erin Stone
Miller Family Philanthropy
Wilkinson Ferrari and Company
Sorenson Legacy Foundation C. Scott & Dorothy E. Watkins Foundation Wells Fargo
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$2,500 - $4,999
$500 - $2,499
Lauren Call Clyde Snow & Sessions Joelle Creager Babs De Lay edcUTAH Lindsay Egan Judy Fang Jan Garbett Alida Hannum Health Equity Phyllis Hockett Infinite Scale Design Group Jacobsen Construction L3Harris Technologies Kathryn Lindquist Mary Livingston Amy Lukas MHTN Molina Healthcare my529 Christine Olinghouse Gary Peterson Annie Quan Ray, Quinney & Nebeker Real Salt Lake Ellen Rossi Brenda Scheer State of Utah Employees’ Charitable Fund Three Corner’s Women’s Giving Circle University of Utah Utah Transit Authority VCBO Architecture Walmart Foundation Sarah Waters Westminster College York Howell & Guymon
Nola Adams Kim Adamson Adobe Systems Incorporated Laura Anderson Sara Baese Allison Beddard Big T Recreation Rebecca Burton Peeches Cederholm Preston Chiaro Patricia Christensen Linda Dickey Mary Dollahite Nancy Duncan Cara Dziuda Leslie Egan Annie Evans ExxonMobil Foundation Fidelity Charitable Janet Frasier Diana George Jacob Goodrich Marie Grogan Hardin-Reynolds Family Laura Harkort Helen Hu Jacobsen Lake Foundation Don Kauchak Brittany Killian Kristy Knecht Judith Lawton Amy Leininger Jenny Lieb Log Haven Restaurant Susan Madsen Gina Marsala Masonic Foundation of Utah Brandi Maull Sandra McCarthey
Amy Micalizio Loren Micalizio Herbert & Elsa Michael Foundation Mike Molina Carlos Molina Megan Mustoe Debbie Nielson Tarrin Petersen-Rice Kathryn Peterson Amy Phelan Richard Pratt Anita Riddle Cherry Ridges Katherine Roberts Dawn Rorvik Schmidt Family Foundation Theodore Schmidt Helen Sherman John Shigeoka Beth Smith Elizabeth Sollis Robert Troxell Truist United Way of Salt Lake Utah Elks Association Margaret Viland Carol Watkins Yvette Whitby Jen Young Jeff Young YourCause Zena Unlimited, Inc.
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$100 - $499 Stacy Ackerlind Aetna Foundation Angela Alires Amazon Smile Foundation Connie Amos Patrice Arent Elizabeth Ashworth Kathleen Atkinson Genevieve Atwood Carol Baer Andrea Bagnell Ballard Miller Foundation Elaine Bapis Allison Barlow Shellie Bartholomew Jan Bayle Lynn Beard Rachel Benator Laura Benson Callie Birdsall-Chambers Jennifer Blakesley Susan Bollinger Virginia Bostrom Joseph Bouley Arlyn Bradshaw Dannon Branigan Jacklyn Briggs Michelle Bujdoso Frances Bush Alex Campbell
Dorothy Case Kabi Catalano Katelyn Chambers Rebecca Chavez-Houck Heather Ciriello Brooke Clark Lisa Clark Crystal Contreras Charlotte (Char) Corbit* Kay Davenport Angela Davis Mara Behles Dean Nancy Deford Deseret Management Corporation Disney VoluntEARS Hang Doan Terrell Dougan Carlisle Douglas Audrey Dufel Daniele Dumais Eileen Dunn Katrina Durham Elizabeth Elliott Elaine Ellis Sybrina Ely Skye Emerson Luz Escamilla Ivy Estabrooke Facebook Judy Fillmore Joan Firmage
Lynn Fratto Carrie Valentine Fuller Gabby Gabbitas Jessica Galaviz Donald Gamble Craig Garrick Lori Gates Sandra Gibson Eric Giles Natalie Gochnour Stefanie Gold Anne Gray GSU Sunnyside Community Leadership Team Veronica Haas Karen Halladay Sally Harvey Janet Healy Teri Ho Helen Hu Whitney Huber Deneece Huftalin Sarah Hummel Peggy Hunt Laurel Ingham Marian Ingham Daniel C. Jackling Fund Marian Jacobsen Michele Jenson Susie Johansen Kim Johnson Mary Johnson
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$100 - $499 Continued Lara Jones Robert Jones Beth Kennedy Kaitlyn Kim Lindsay Kite Denise Kreeck Kathy Lake Theresa Landa Suzanne Larson Nathan Leavitt Mikele Leetham Rachel Lehman Renee Leta Katherine Liddle Yi-Li Lin Sheryl Lodder Emily Lucht Louise Luebcke Jennifer Lund Sandra Luo Sarah Lyman Tumujene Makua Ann Malooly Caryl Marsh Christine Martinez Melissa Mathews Michele Mattsson Roger Maw Peggy McElvain Juanita Meske Kent Michie Lisa Mietchen Mightycause Andrea Miller Terri Morgan Mt. Olympus Service Unit Sharon Muir Lynn Murphy Leah Murray Elizabeth Nafus Adrienne Nakamura Karen Nellist Janice Nelson William Nichols Patricia Noall Alisha Norman Marilyn O’Dell Candice Olson Carol Olwell Anette Packer
Pam Parkinson Holly Peck Lyndi Perry Charles Peterson Kirsten Powell Stephanie Powell Laura Snow Prosper Susan Ralph Tara Reilly Crystal Richardson Zoe Richardson Betty Rider Jacki Riedeman Ellie Roser McCall Rowley Ashley Sackville Salt Lake City Council of Beta Sigma Phi Sheyda Samie Emilee Schulzke Katherine Schwei Julia Sherwood Lucy Smith Smith’s Food & Drug Centers Shari Solomon-Klebba Karin Sonkens Virgil Jay Spongberg Therese Stangl Patricia Steele Alice Steiner Leslie Stone Renee Strand Carlyn Sweet Lisa Timoteo United Way of Central & Southern Utah Peter Vogel Katherine Wallace Whitney Ward Ruth Watkins Emily Wegener Rebecca Whitehead Laura Williams Sarah Wolach Women Lawyers of Utah Ellen Yakish Christina Yong Sarang Yoon Nancy Young Karyl Zimmerman
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Scouting rises within YOU AND INSPIRES YOU to put forth YOUR BEST. –Juliette Gordon Low 29
$1 - $99 Carolyn Abravanel Jen Adams Stephanie Alder Erin Allen Jennifer Anderson Erin Armstrong Loren Attwood Marion Ayers Mary Baldwin Debra Banks Narda Beas-Nordell Peggy Barker Helen Bee Barbara Bentley Hilary Bertagnole Mary Anne Berzins Lorianne Bisping Cassandra Blake Shelley Blundell Andrea Brewster Kathleen Bridges Amy Brunvand Lonnie Bullard Alexis Cairo Kaisa Cardall Brooke Carner Celestia Carson Martine Celestin Amy Chanthalyxay Rebecca Chapa Charities Aid Foundation of America Jess Childs Daniel Christensen Danielle Christensen Jocelyn Christensen Michelle Christensen Jan Coleman Marjorie Coleman Kate Conyers Allison Covington Amy Cuddeback Patricia Curtis Judith Dalgliesh Heather Daniels Cammie Derby Mary Dickerson Jennifer Dimarzio Marissa Donahue Kirsten Dorius Margaret Dreyfous Briget Eastep
Jayme Egelund EideBailly Shauna Eldredge Carol Elliott Julianne Endres Emma Everett Julie Eyre Maria Farrington Mary Anne Fillmore Melissa Floor Laura Flores Theresa Foxley Jaima Fratto Karen Freed Stephanie Frohman Cassandra Fuhrman Arikka Fulmer Gordon Furness Tana Gaia Paula Gardner GE United Way Campaign Bobby Gerhardt Ralph Gochnour Jeffrey Gosztyla McCall Gray Mari Green Deanne Gregersen Cailin Groff Melanie Hall Edie Halligan Ellen Hammond Scott Hansen Sarah Hecox Karissa Hendricks Jane Hinckley Kenny Hollander Whitney Hulet Kathy Kinsey-Ison Kristine Johanson Angie Johnson Cherlyn Johnson Pamela Joklik Christopher Jones Michelle Jones Stacey Jones Neil Kaplan Amanda Keel Jill Kennedy Allison Kesler Jeanne Kimball Kaylyn Kontras Heather Koopman Carol Kranes Kristi Kruckenberg
Lawrence Lamper Amanda Laraway Sharon Larkin Carmen Leavitt Heather Lee Katie Madsen Laurie Mcbride Randall McCracken Joanne McMillan Nancy Melling Nancy Michalko Scott Mietchen Bonnie Miller Deanna Miller Susan Miller Terry Mitchell Douglas Monson Louise Morgan Janice Mosby Carol Spackman Moss Holly Nelson Jessica Nelson Andrea Niederhauser Kristie Nielsen Julia Oderda Dennis Olson Karla Olson Patricia Owens Crystal Painter Dorothy Palmer Sarah Palmer Elke Parsons Derek Payne Amberlie Phillips Roberto Pinon Mallory Platt Katherine Potter Katie Priest Susan Radtke Lauren Raivan Rhoda Ramsey Elizabeth Rao Leslie Reese JoAnn Reiser Joanne Rice Martha Jaye Rieser Renee Rinaldi Hilary Robertson Amanda Romney Betty Ross Noreen Rouillard Randy Rubsam Rae Russo Jodi Rutter
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Maureen Saborio Gail Sanders Patrick Schoen Beth Schwarz Britta Scullion Ally Servoss Lisa Sewell Melanie Simon James Sisco Barbara Sluder Jean Smith Paula Smith Ronald Sowerby Shauna Spencer Amy Spratling Sarah Starkey Barbara Stevens Howard Stone Nicolle Stookey Beth Stratham Dan Strear Joann Svikhart Lisa Taylor-Swanson Chris Szalkowski Valerie Taylor Aleta Tew Brittany Thorsen Christy Tribe Sonja Van Hala Darlene Van Uden Marcie Valdez Wendy Vandekamp Katherine Venti Holly Virden Thomas Visser Sara Waldman Jamie Webb Alma Welde Natalie Whipple Morgan White Iva Williams Julie Williams Caitlin Willlard Sarah Winkler Marie Yergensen Jaimee Zang *denotes deceased
Camp was a
LOT OF FUN! I LOVED kayaking
in the lake and hiking. -Rachel, Camper
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