The Girl Scout Law
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 Por mi honor, yo trataré: De servir a Dios* y a mi patria, ayudar a las personas en todo momento, y vivir conforme a la Ley de las Girl Scouts.
* The word “God” can be interpreted in a number of ways, depending on one’s spiritual beliefs. When reciting the Girl Scout Promise, it is okay to replace the word “God” with whatever word your spiritual beliefs dictate. * La palabra “Dios” puede ser interpretada de varias maneras, dependiendo de las creencias espirituales de cada uno. Cuando recitas la Promesa de las Girl Scouts, si prefieres, puedes sustituir la palabra “Dios” por otra palabra más acorde con tus creencias espirituales.
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. Yo me esforzaré a Ser honrada y justa cordial y servicial, considerada y compasiva, valiente y fuerte, y responsable de lo que digo y hago, ya respetarme a mí misma y a los demás respetar la autoridad usar los recursos de manera prudente, hacer del mundo un lugar mejor, y ser hermana de cada una de las Girl Scouts.
A Letter From the C.E.O.
Marina H. Park, CEO Dear One Hundred Fun Hundred Participants: On behalf of Girl Scouts of Northern California, the staff, and 1,200 volunteers working on this event, welcome to One Hundred, Fun Hundred – our spectacular 100th Anniversary celebration! Girl Scouts began 100 years ago with one woman, 18 girls and a dream. One Hundred, Fun Hundred started two years ago, with a handful of volunteers and staff who had a dream of their own, to create a once in a lifetime fun and inspiring Girl Scout experience. Their dream took root and grew, and our May 5th event represents all that is great about Girl Scouts – teamwork, creativity, incredible planning, amazing volunteers, fun – and, first and foremost, focus on girls! One Hundred Fun Hundred is truly a place to discover, connect, and take action: • Discover Girl Scouts’ past, future plans, and current programs, including Girls Go Tech, Green By Nature, Outdoor Adventure, and Journeys. • Connect with Girl Scouts of all generations, from 34 states. • Take action – have fun, renew the Promise, bridge to the next Century, and celebrate 100 years of Girl Scouting! In Girl Scouts, we draw strength from our past and give energy to our future. One Hundred Fun Hundred will give each of us an opportunity to celebrate our past and gear up for a spectacular future – building the leaders we need for tomorrow - girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
Yours in Girl Scouting,
Marina H. Park, CEO
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Special Event Schedule One Hundred, Fun Hundred May 5, 2012 - Alameda County Fairgrounds
10 a.m.
Doors Open - Let the fun begin! Amphitheater
10:30 a.m. 11 a.m. 11:30 a.m.
1 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 2 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 5 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 6 p.m.
Golden Gate Bridging
GirlTopia
Mutual of Omaha Wild Kingdom
Opening Ceremony
Award Ceremony: Bronze
"Inspire" Showcase
Award Ceremony: Silver
Camp S'More
Organic Women's Chorus
"Connect" Showcase
DJ Curtis of the CD Boys
Brownies to Juniors
Podcast Recording
12 p.m. 12:30 p.m.
Year of the Girl Stage
UC Berkeley CAL Band Two Sentinels Choir
Animal Adventure Show 1
Campfire Sing-A-Long with Melinda Caroll
Animal Adventure Show 2
Peter Weiss and the Earth Rangers
Juniors to Cadettes Campfire Sing-A-Long with Meredy Ender
Radio Disney Road Show Featuring Caroline Sunshine
Melinda Caroll Dancing
Comedy Sportz Skits
Ambassadors to Adults
Parade of Camps
She's Got Talent Competition Animal Adventure Show 3
Daisies to Brownies Award Ceremony: Gold
"Lights, Camera, Take Action" Showcase
Melinda Caroll Singing
"Discover" Showcase
Amphitheater Closed
Dance Party Time! After Eight Singers
Camp S'Mores Recipe Animal Adventure Contest Ribbon Ceremony Show 4 Campfire Sing-A-Long
Cadettes to Seniors DJ Curtis of the CD Boys
Scouts Own Ceremony
Seniors to Ambassadors
Campfire Sing-A-Long and Closing
Bridging Make-ups
Buildings Close
6:45 p.m.
Storytelling with Nancy Schimmel
Grand Finale Seating in GirlTopia
7: p.m.
Manika, Amber Lily and Quartet Rouge Special Performances
8 p.m.
Girl Planned Celebration Performance and Closing Ceremony
9: p.m.
Fireworks
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Amphitheater 10:30 a.m. - Opening Ceremony • •
University of California Marching Band Parade of Service Units, States, Countries, and Honoring our Alumnae
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Flag Ceremony and Girl Scout Promise – River Glen Junior Troop 61283 Welcome and Kick-Off – Senior Girl Scout Elizabeth K. and CEO Marina Park
Award Ceremonies You’re invited to celebrate the great accomplishments of many girls who have earned their Bronze, Silver, or Gold Award! This is a unique opportunity for girls to be recognized at our 100th Anniversary Celebration with 20,000 of our closest friends!
Ceremony Times
Bronze - 11 a.m.
Silver - 1:30 p.m.
Gold - 3:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m. - “Inspire” Showcase Emcee: Varsha, Ambassador Girl Scout Get inspired by these pre/professional performances ranging from whimsical ballet and Bollywood fusion to international hits and amazing piano. Performers include: Valley Dance Theatre on Pointe, Martha Vaughan y Grupo Excelencia, Starling Music performing Katy Perry and Adele, Folklorico Nacional Mexicano and Project Pulse - Bollywood Fusion Dance at its best.
2:30 p.m. - She’s Got Talent Competition Come watch the extraordinary talent as they compete for a spot in the Grand Finale! Emcees: Aimee Murphy and Christina Mock, Kappa Delta Sorority Contestant finalists: Anusha, Bollywood Dance; Ava, Terilyn and Janine, Tap Dance; Lauryn and Chloe, Jazz Dance; Lia, Guitar and Singing; Marly, Cielo Performance; Meagan, Singing; Mia, Singing; Sara, Gymnastics; and Savannah, Singing.
4:30 p.m . - Melinda Caroll Sing-a-long Join Melinda Caroll in the Amphitheater for our main sing-a-long. Sing your old favorites and learn new songs. Listen to the passport song here.
5 p.m. - “Discover” Showcase Emcee: Cara, Ambassador Girl Scout Experience new cultures and watch exciting, authentic performances that will take you all over the world. Performers include: Vietnamese Fan and Hat Dance with Troop 60964, Ballet Folklorico Nicaragua Viva, India Community Center, Royal Scottish Country Dance Society – Berkeley Class of the San Francisco Branch and Taiko Ren.
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Year of the Girl Stage 11 a.m. - “Connect” Showcase This community arts spectacular features schools, studios, and community groups from the area including: School of the Valley Dance Center, Starling Music, Harmony Dance Center, Vision Dance and Pilates Center, Project Pulse, and El Grito de la Cultura.
12 p.m. - Podcast Recording Come listen to Bree and Marla record a special edition LIVE podcast of When the Cookies are Put Away. The podcast strives to be cutting-edge, traditional, media savvy, and fun! Listen regularly online or find it on iTunes. whenthecookiesareputaway.podbean.com
12:30 p.m. - University of California Berkeley Marching Band The University of California Marching Band has a proud history that dates back to 1891. As the ambassadors for the California Spirit on campus and beyond, the Cal Band is indeed “The Pride of California.”
1 p.m. - Two Sentinels Choirs The Two Sentinels Choir was started over 15 years ago by volunteer staff who loved to sing during summer camp time and missed singing throughout the rest of the year. These dedicated Girl Scouts gather on the first Friday of every month to sing camp songs.
1:30 p.m. - Melinda Caroll Dancing Join Melinda for this fun, interactive dancing and singing session where you will learn some creative movements and get active! Melinda is a composer, producer, performer, recording artist, dancer, business woman, lifetime member of Girl Scouts, and a mom.
3:30 p.m. - “Lights, Camera, Take Action” Showcase Come on over and see your favorite Girl Scouts perform skits, dances, and songs. Experience drumming with Pope Flynn and AKWAABA Dancers from Troops 67042 and 67047. Sing along with “Viva Las Chicas Girl Scouts”. Watch Troop 63277 perform their remix version of a popular song that takes action. Other troop performers include: Troops 60397, 60154, 60216, 61582, 60964, and Adrienne, Anya, Calixta, Esha, Grace, Linze, Madeline, Paris, Priya, and Sonia.
5 p.m. - Dance Party Time! Learn a brand-new type of dance. This top secret dance session promises to be fun, exciting, and an experience you won’t want to miss!
5:30 p.m. - After Eight Singers The After Eight Singers have been entertaining audiences and singing together for 17 years. The women are from San Mateo County and many have been Girl Scout leaders. We even have a council trainer, Ann Johnston, in our group! After Eight sings a variety of musical styles, from Jazz to pop to show tunes and rock and roll. Today we will sing a collection of songs from Disney movies.
Golden Gate Bridging Girls of all ages are invited to celebrate their accomplishments and cross a replica of the Golden Gate Bridge and be greeted by older girls into their new level of Girl Scouting. This is an exciting year for bridging as Girl Scouting celebrates its 100th Anniversary, the Golden Gate Bridge celebrates its 75th Anniversary, and Golden Gate Bridging celebrates its 31st anniversary! Ceremony Times Brownies to Juniors: 11 a.m. Cadettes to Seniors: 4 p.m. Juniors to Cadettes: 12 p.m. Seniors to Ambassadors: 5 p.m. Ambassadors to Adults: 2 p.m. All Ages: 6 p.m. Daisies to Brownies: 3 p.m.
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Radio Disney Road Show Dance, play, and rock out with the Radio Disney AM 1310 Road Crew! Radio Disney AM 1310 will be hosting fun games, playing awesome music, and giving away cool prizes from 12 -3:30 p.m. Jam to your favorite Radio Disney songs, dance your heart out, and compete in games with sister Girl Scouts and maybe even your troop leader! Stay for 15 minutes or rock on for an hour – your adventure with Radio Disney is up to you! Radio Disney AM 1310 is conveniently located in GirlTopia. Radio Disney AM 1310 will be joining in on the 100th Anniversary “One Hundred, Fun Hundred” celebration with a special Radio Disney Live appearance with Disney Channel Original series “Shake It Up” star and former Girl Scout Caroline Sunshine. Fans can get up close and personal with Caroline during an on-stage Q&A session at 1:30 p.m., followed by a hosted meet and greet.* *Caroline can only meet as many fans as time permits, wristbands required for meet/greet.
Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Things are really wild at One Hundred, Fun Hundred! Peter Gros, co-host of the original Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, and some of his animal friends are on hand throughout the day to demonstrate how to protect the natural world and the animals that share it with us! The animals helping him deliver his message include an alligator, python, African porcupine, monitor lizard, kinkajou, birds of prey, and several other creepy, crawly, and fuzzy creatures. Mutual of Omaha, founded in 1909, has a long-standing commitment to conservation. That legacy, which began in 1963 with Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, continues strong today. For more information about Peter Gros or Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, log on to wildkingdom.com. As Mutual of Omaha’s special Wild Kingdom ambassador, Gros shares his love for wildlife and wilderness with families and children throughout the country. Gros has nearly 30 years of field experience with captive wildlife. He was featured in two of Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom specials on Animal Planet: “Cheetah: Race Against Time” in 2005 and “Magnificent Moments” in 2007. Show Times 11 a.m.
12 p.m.
3 p.m.
4 p.m.
Camp S’More 10:30 a.m. - Organic Women’s Chorus The Organic Women’s Chorus sings a variety of rounds and three-part harmony songs from around the world, including South Africa, Georgia (the country), Germany, the Congo, Poland, Australia, and more! Many of the songs sung by The Organic Women’s Chorus are about peace, social justice and, of course, organic vegetables. To learn more go to http://www.meetup.com/organicwomenschorus.
Campfire Sing-A-Long Our sing-a-longs will follow the natural progression of a campfire. When you light a fire, the blaze begins slowly, and as more fuel is added, the flame grows stronger and brighter. Melinda Carroll, leading the first sing-a-long, will invite everyone to add their voices to hers as we begin with beautiful, traditional campfire songs. Meredy Ender and Marianne Barlow will lead us in hand clapping, feet stomping, echo and repeat, and songs with rounds. As the day draws to a close, the sing-alongs will become quieter and our combined voices will echo in song across Camp S’More. Sing-A-Long Times 11 a.m. with Melinda Caroll 4:30 p.m. Sing-A-Long 1 p.m. with Meredy Ender and Marianne Barlow 5:30 p.m. Closing Ceremony
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Camp S’More continued... 12 p.m. - Peter Weiss and the Earth Rangers Dr. Peter Weiss, The Singing Scientist, joins music and science as a fun and inspiring method to teach about environmental issues. Peter Weiss and the Earth Rangers combine well-crafted songs with informative messages about getting up and making a change toward compassion and action. The show is dynamic, interactive, and inspiring for all ages. peterweissmusic.com.
2 p.m. - Comedy Sportz Skits Comedy Sportz will be providing on-the-spot hilarity as they perform improvisational skits based on audience suggestions. These comedy athletes will keep us laughing as they compete for laughs and points. Join us as we interact with and are entertained by this group of comedy professionals.
3 p.m. - Story Telling Nancy Schimmel will be sharing her amazing gift of storytelling with us. It is the art of a fine storyteller to be able to transport the listener to another place and time. Nancy started performing as a summer camp counselor in her teens, did further work with children as a librarian, and began telling stories to mixed-age audiences at Renaissance Faires and art fairs in the San Francisco Bay Area.
4 p.m. - Camp S’Mores’ Recipe Contest Who can beat graham crackers, melted chocolate, and ooey, gooey marshmallow? Camp S’More is hosting a special county fair style contest to see who has the best S’More recipe. The first, second, and third place winners of this sweet contest will be announced on our Campfire Stage.
5 p.m. - Scouts’ Own Ceremony A Scouts’ Own is an inspirational ceremony, planned by the girls, that expresses the spirit of Girl Scouting. It’s an opportunity for girls and adults to express their thoughts and feelings. We hope you can join us in this very traditional and special ceremony that will be taking place in Camp S’More.
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Grand Finale Special Performances Join us for these three star-studded performances. Each of these acts was hand selected to provide an inspiring, upbeat start to our Grand Finale. Experience singing, dancing and the sound of classical instruments.
18-year-old pop recording artist Manika (pronounced Ma-NEE-ka), discovered by the legendary Frank DiLeo, Michael Jackson’s long-time manager, and managed by revered music coach CeCe Sammy of U.K.’s Pop Idol, recently released her Top 40-charting debut single “JUST CAN’T LET YOU GO” featuring Young Money’s Lil Twist. Clear Channel’s I Heart Radio hails her as “One To Watch.”
Amber Lily is a 15-year-old singer, songwriter, and actress from the San Francisco Bay Area. Amber was a finalist in the 2010 Radio Disney Next Big Thing (NBT) and her songs can be heard on Radio Disney. Amber’s songs have also been played on Disney Channel’s “Shake It Up” and on the ABC Family movie “Christmas Cupid.” Her newest single and music video “Don’t Know What To Do” was just released and a free MP3 can be downloaded at facebook.com/amberlilyofficial.
Quartet Rouge Four girls tearing into their instruments: Quartet Rouge is an alternative string quartet creating percussive and edgy new grooves. These pro string players have turned their talents to the world of rock and pop to create original arrangements of their favorite tunes. Morphing their 18th Century instruments into drums, bass, guitar, and voice, Quartet Rouge is refreshingly hip.
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Girl Planned Celebration Performance and Closing Ceremony This celebration and closing ceremony is performed and planned by our BE the Grand Finale girl committee. This committee worked hard over the past few months deciding on everything from song choice, to writing the script, creating the choreography, and choosing their costume. Just a few short weeks ago, these 77 girls from over 18 different cities came together for a jam-packed overnight to make their plans come alive for you tonight. A special thank you to the Performances Steering Committee who dedicated countless hours to make this dream a reality. • Montage through the Decades, featuring singer Debbie Allison • Welcome - Emcees: Senior Girl Scout, Madison Rhodes • Who Says? BE the Grand Finale Singing Girls, original song by Selena Gomez • Special Message: Marina Park, CEO and Jan Verhage, GSUSA • Introduction of Executive Team, Board of Directors and Sponsor Presentation • Senator Ellen Corbett • Golden Eaglet Movie Making Contest Screening: Winner, Troop BE the Grand Finale Girl Committee
Aaliyah, Allison, Amelia, Amy, Ananya, Anusha, Arianna, Ashalia, Ashley P., Ashley W., Caitlin, Celine, Charlotte, Corinne, Daisy, Damara, Elena, Elizabeth, Emersen, Emilee, Emily A., Emily S., Emily V., Gabby, Georgia, Gianna C., Gianna V., Hailey, Jacqueline, Joelle, Johanna, Jolie, Josephine, Kara, Kasey, Katherine, Kathryn, Kaylin, Keara, Kellianne, Kira, Kylie, Lauren A., Lauren S., Lavanya, Liliann, Maddie, Madison, Manasvi, Maya, McKenzie C., McKenzie W., Megan F., Megha, Meghan O., Meghan V., Melina, Mia, Michelle, Natalie, Olivia, Pema, Peyton, Phoebe, Rachel, Rebecca, Sara, Sarah, Savannah, Shane, Silvia, Skyler, Sofia, Sophia, Teresa, Tevanna, and Trystin.
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31445 • She’s Got Talent Grand Prize Winner • Melinda Caroll Performance • Candlelit Closing Ceremony • Fireworks Songs: Power of a Girl by Haley and Cari, Just the Way You Are by Bruno Mars, and Firework by Katy Perry A special thank you to PyroSpectaculars by Sousa for the fireworks display and Full Flava Music Production for the Run the World mix.
Once a Girl Scout, Always a Girl Scout Since 1912, millions of women’s lives have been positively influenced, sometimes even transformed, by their Girl Scout experience. Whether you are one of the 50 million women who were Girl Scouts, including Brownie Scouts, or you were a volunteer or staff member who worked at the national or local level to help Girl Scouts reach their full potential, you are forever connected to a rich and vibrant movement. This list contains the names of women who have been members for 50 years or more that will be honored at the opening ceremony. Ann Watrous Arlene Kay Van Tussenbroek Matulich
Barb Taddeo Barbara Novak Barby Pulliam Cal Warren Carol Horaitis Debbie Bailey Denise Doporto Diane Hall Dianne Hodges Dianne Rank Donna Hull Dorothy Brown Dorothy Praeger Dot Frantin Elaine Daum
Farris Horak Gail Nelson Harry Hall Helen Stitchler Joan Carlson Joyce Tipton-Cox Judy Pick Julie Magney Kathy Gallagher Leslie Burchyns Linda Holmberg Linda Switzer Linda Barnes Louise Beach Marcie Keeler Marianne Williams Marion Mandell
Mary Nordquist Mary Savoie-Stephens Milly Alvarez Mimi Cross Nancy O’Brien Pamela Atkinson Patricia Blakesmith Phyllis Weber Phyllis Jones Sallie Bray Sharon May Susan Smith Theresa Northcutt Trina Merriman Wendy Wu Register as an alumna online at girlscoutsnorcal.org/alumna
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Gold Award This list contains the names of girls who earned the Gold Award between October 2010 and May 2012 and will be participating in the OHFH Gold Award Ceremony.
Congratulations on earning Girl Scouts’ highest award for girls! Ada Crutchfield Alexandra Parker Alicia Macler Alison Boswell Andrea Hanna Angela Arkin Anna Balassone Bairavi Shankar Cara Lai Charlette Tanner Christina Mitine - Seniors Christine Padilla Claire Williams Elizabeth Cepernich Emeline Young Grace Hamann Jenny O’Donnell
Julia Wettersten Katherine Latimer Katie Woolard Katrina Land Kelsey Reed Lorena Lorena Mackenzie Burt Marie - McCoy-Thompson Marisa Manzo Meghana Vijayraghavan Morgan Berryman-Maciel Nehal Tenany Nicole Borchard Nicole Hohenstein Nitya Dhanushkodi Peggy Duncan Preeti Tata
Rachel Reed Rebecca Rodriguez Rise Schneider Sara Borchers Sarah Ridings Sarah Williams Shelby Jenning Sierra Wheeler Sri Muppidi Stephanie Beaulieu Sunyoung Kye Swethaa Manickam Tatiana Gessling Tiffani Lau Vaish Sridhar Victoria Leiva
Watch the Gold Award Ceremony at 3:30 p.m. in the Ampitheater
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WILD CELEBRATING
100 GREAT YEARS Mutual of Omaha would like to congratulate the Girl Scouts of Northern California on their 100th Anniversary. Thank you for your continued efforts in creating life-changing experiences and support to our next generation of women leaders. Mutual of Omaha • Concord District Sales Office (925) 798-8455 chris.sullivan@mutualofomaha.com
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S.T.E.M. and Girl Scouts Engineering, robotics, astronomy, digital media, and game development are some of the components of Girls Go Tech. This program encourages girls to develop an early interest in science, technology, engineering, and math, (STEM) and ultimately maintain that interest as they mature to ensure a more diverse, dynamic, and productive workforce. Girls Go Tech addresses the issues relating to girls and the stereotype that they lack the interest and ability to succeed in STEM fields. This program is designed to meet the needs of today’s girls by fostering: • Creativity and innovation • Communication and collaboration • Critical thinking and problem solving • Science & technology literacy Tech Choices Tech Choices introduces girls K-12 to scientific concepts, the engineering design process, and role models as it excites them about pursuing careers in STEM fields. Robotics Robotics allows girls to develop their engineering skills as they build and program robots. GSNorCal has active robotic teams in various levels of F.I.R.S.T. (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology). Universe Quest The Universe Quest (UQ) program is a National Science Foundation funded project which inspires middle school girls to explore astronomy then create their own computer games and movies to teach others what they have learned. Engineers To The Rescue
Make It Green
Reach For The Stars
Wildlife Rescue
Robotics Research
Solar Adventures
Astrobiology
Electrical Engineering
Thrillbuilders
Did you know 22 of NASA’s career astronauts are lifelong Girl Scouts? Girl Scouts offers experiences that give you the confidence to reach heights you never imagined. Learn more at girlscoutsnorcal.org
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Celebrate
“I realize that each year it has changed and grown until I know th what I might say of it would seem like an echo of what has been The work of today is the history of tomorrow, and we are its mak
1936 Over 1 million boxes of cookies sold March 12, 1912 Juliette Gordon Low gathered 18 girls to register the first troop of American Girl Guides.
1914 The Trefoil membership pin is patented
1927 • Juliette Gordon Low dies. The Juliette Low World Friendship Fund is established in her honor
1918, The Golden Eaglet, a feature film about Girl Scouting shown in theaters across the country
• First recipe for S’mores published
1916 Golden Eagle of Merit instituted and there were 36 proficiency badges in the 1916 handbook
1915 Girl Scout organization is incorporated & Juliette Gordon Low elected President of Girl Scouts
1913 • Girl Guides of America renamed to Girl Scouts, national headquarters established in Washington, D.C. • First badges produced in the US were made at the Newark Embroidery Works
1937 Highest award for Intermediate Girl Scout was created, First Class 1938 Three age levels were introduced: Brownies, Intermediates, and Seniors 1944 Membership reaches 1 million
1920 • 19th Amendment ratified (women’s right to vote) • Girl Scouts achieve 100 councils in 11 states, including Hawaii • U.S. Membership reaches 70,000 girls
1947 Curved Bar Pin introduced, was the highest award in Girl Scouting until 1963
1925 Membership reaches over 100,000
1917 • First Lady Wilson becomes first honorary President of the Girl Scouts • First troop for handicapped girls organized in New York
1952 Girl Scout U.S.A. emble developed
1932 • March 12 is designated as the official Girl Scout Birthday 1933 • Girl Scout Handbook transcribed in Braille and large type
• First local council charter was issued to Toledo, Ohio on May 6
1953 Girl Scou purchase place of J Low in Sa
1955 A special Associat Guides a pin was in Brownie over the 1955 Napa-Solano Council formed
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100 Years
1971 Girl Scout Alumna Patsy T. Mink was the first woman of color elected to congress and noted author of Title IX
1957 Konocti Council formed
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1975 123 million boxes of cookies sold 1961 Santa Clara Council formed
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1985 Signs of the World introduced
1980 Girl Scout Silver and Gold Leadership Awards introduced
1957 Membership reaches 3 million
1959 Sierra-Cascade Council formed
1984 Daisy program for girls in kindergarten or age five was introduced
1979 Juliette Gordon Low is inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame in New York
1996 New wording for Girl Scout law is adopted
1981 • Girl Scout Alumna Sandra Day O’Connor becomes the first female Supreme Court Justice • First Golden Gate Bridging event
1962 Follow Me Girls, a film about Girl Scouting’s early days, is released 1963 Four age levels were introduced; Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, and Seniors 1963 SF Bay Council formed
1982 Girl Scout Leader’s Day planned, designated April 22 and the Edith Macy Conference Center dedicated
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hat, a decade from now, instead of what is?” kers.” -- Juliette Gordon Low
2007 GS NorCal Council formed 2007 Girl Scout Alumnae Association begins
2008 A new Girl 2001 Scout level for Junior Girl grades 11 and Scout Bronze 12, called Award Ambassadors, introduced introduced
2005 Council realignment, to reduce the number of councils from 315 to 109. 2006 Grade level, not age now determines membership groupings
2011 Girls’ Guide to Girl Scouting is introduced
1997 • The Just for Girls web site is launched • Girl Scout Alumna, Madeleine Albright is the first female to become the U.S. Secretary of State • 85th Anniversary, GS met in DC at Mall to sing in honor 1998 New Junior Girl Scout badge, Technology, is introduced
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One Hundred Trees Girl Scouts have a long history of service to our communities. During the 100th Anniversary celebrations, it is important that we stay true to our roots, which is why Girl Scouts of Northern California embarked on a council-wide Take Action project to plant 2,000 trees across our council. Girl Scouts partnered with schools, places of worship, federal, state, and local government agencies, non-profit organizations, individuals, and corporations to plant trees! Use tree planting this summer and fall as part of your girls’ Take Action projects to commemorate the 100th Anniversary and to convey the spirit, values, and dedication of Girl Scouts to our communities. To find out how you can participate in planting trees in your community, e-mail ForeverGreen@girlscoutsnorcal.org
Bothin Organic Garden (B.O.G.)
The Bothin Organic Garden (B.O.G.) is Girl Scouts of Northern California’s newest addition to its Camp Bothin property. The Green By Nature program is the steward of the garden and offers girls the opportunity to participate in hands-on planting, tending, and harvesting activities, observe nature throughout the seasons, learn about scientific aspects of gardening, explore natural elements of the site, and enjoy traditional Girl Scout activities. Camp Bothin now offers access to the garden and restored orchard, seed-to-table program, and opportunities for camping, hiking, and overnights. Girls participate in activities in which they develop environmental stewardship, see practical applications of math and science, improve nutritional choices, and learn about outdoor career opportunities. Three program modules are available for use at the Bothin Organic Garden. Each module consists of two to four sessions, 90 minutes each, so troops can complete a module in a day-long field trip, or return to the garden to complete a module over several weeks. Topics include Habitats, Plants and Animals, and Water. Through the lessons, girls discover dynamic living communities, connect with the power of the sun, and then learn the real scale of our water system and Take Action to protect it.
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SEMPERVIRENS FUND CONSERVATION EASEMENTS PURCHASED ON TWO GIRL SCOUT PROPERTIES IN SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS FOR $2.86 MILLION, PROTECTS OLD-GROWTH FORESTS AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, AND WILL PROVIDE FUNDING NEEDED TO KEEP CAMPS OPEN Agreement in Girl Scouts’ 100th Anniversary Year is a Park, CEO of Girl Scouts of Northern California. “The “Forever Green” Commitment Allowing Continuation of conservation easements are a win-win, helping us contribute Camps. to the conservation of our The Girl Scouts’ 100th anniversary celebration theme, “Forever Green,” now rings more true thanks “The conservation easements are to the purchase by Sempervirens Fund – a nonprofit a win-win, helping us contribute to the conservation of our beautiful redwood land conservation organization – of conservation forests while also providing funds to easements on two Girl Scout properties in the Santa help conserve our properties and the Cruz Mountains that will protect redwood forests camp experience for girls.” and habitat from subdivision, development, and commercial timber harvest while enabling Girl Scouts beautiful redwood forests while to continue camp operations on the properties. also providing funds to help On March 1, Sempervirens Fund purchased conservation conserve our properties and the easements in the amount of $2.86 million for two Girl Scout camp experience for girls.” properties: the 270-acre Skylark Ranch near Año Nuevo and A portion of the funding for the 142-acre Camp Butano Creek near Pescadero. this project, $750,000, came “Sempervirens, which is part of the Latin name for the coast from the Gordon and Betty redwoods, Sequoia sempervirens, means ‘always living,’” said Moore Foundation and was Reed Holderman, Executive provided through Resource Director of Sempervirens Fund. “That’s what these Legacy Fund’s Living Landscape Initiative Challenge Grant conservation easements will do: permanently protect the Program. Girl Scouts is investing the proceeds from the magnificent coast redwoods today while allowing young conservation easements purchase in a newly established people to learn an appreciation for nature for generations to “property reserve” and will use the income generated from come.” the reserve to help off-set maintenance and repair costs. The Both properties have very high conservation resource camp facilities and related infrastructure on both Girl Scout values, including over 1,420 old-growth trees that will be properties are in need of costly repairs and maintenance. permanently protected. The properties are located in high Almost 10,000 campers enjoy over 36,000 days of summer priority conservation areas, with streams and old-growth and school-year camp experiences on these properties each redwoods that provide habitat for the marbled murrelet, an year. endangered sea bird that nests in old-growth trees, and the The protection of the Camp Butano Creek and Skylark endangered central coast Steelhead trout. Ranch properties will add 412 acres onto an expansive The conservation easements will ensure permanent network of connected protected lands that total 34,000 protection of the forests and other natural resources on the acres. Camp Butano Creek adjoins Butano State Park on two properties by stripping the properties of their development sides and shares a third side with a property already protected rights while at the same time allowing Girl Scouts to retain with a conservation easement. Skylark Ranch shares its ownership of the land, fund the upgrades and maintenance of camp facilities, and continue camp operations. western border with Año Nuevo State Reserve and is only 500 “Girl Scouts have always been green, starting with our feet from directly adjoining with Big Basin Redwoods State long-standing pledge to ‘use resources wisely,’” said Marina Park.
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Service Projects Service is an important part of the Girl Scout philosophy, and all troops and groups are encouraged to seek out opportunities for service. Projects may involve helping other people, animals, or our environment. It can be a fantastic opportunity for girls to make new acquaintances and to experience the wonderful world of giving. Service should be a tradition for each of us in Girl Scouting, without need of reward. Girls should be encouraged to plan, promote, and participate in service projects for the joy and satisfaction of helping others rather than to earn something for themselves. Check out these organizations for potential service opportunities. Alameda County Community Food Bank The Alameda County Community Food Bank serves 49,000 people each week from Berkeley to Fremont, Oakland to Livermore. With demand for emergency food at an all time high, your support is needed to ensure our neighbors have the food they need! Alzheimer’s Services of the East Bay Since 1989, ASEB has been providing Adult Day Care, Family Support, and Education & Community Outreach Services, primarily in Alameda & Contra Costa Counties. An economical alternative to fulltime residential or in-home care, ASEB is committed to enabling individuals to remain at home for as long as possible, and to avoid premature or inappropriate institutionalization.
S.A.V.E (Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments) SAVE’s mission is to provide alternatives to domestic violence through support services, advocacy and education, and to assist domestic violence victims and their families to end the cycle of violence. SAVE is located in Southern Alameda County, but serves clients from any city, county, state, or country. Secure the Call Secure the Call has two missions: Help the planet by keeping as many cell phones out of landfills as possible and help the community by giving away free 911 cell phones to those in need.
Soldiers’ Angels Soldiers’ Angels is a volunteer-led nonprofit with hundreds of thousands Glide of volunteers providing aid and comfort to the men and women of the Glide is a radically inclusive, just and loving community, mobilized to United States Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, veterans and alleviate suffering and break the cycles of poverty and marginalization. their families. Loved Twice Loved Twice clothes newborns in need with recycled baby clothing for the first year of life. We collect gently used baby wear, sort these garments into boy and girl one-year wardrobes-in-a-box, and distribute the boxes through licensed social workers in hospitals, shelters, and clinics. Ours is a simple solution that supports disadvantaged babies while recycling thousands of onesies, swaddling blankets, and babywear that would otherwise end up in landfills.
Tony LaRussa’s Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) ARF saves dogs and cats who have run out of time at public shelters and brings people and animals together to enrich each other’s lives. ARF strives to create a world where every loving dog and cat has a home, where every lonely person has a companion animal, and where children learn to care.
Meals on Wheels The Meals On Wheels Association of America is the oldest and largest national organization composed of and representing local, community-based Senior Nutrition Programs in all 50 U.S. states, as well as the U.S. Territories. My New Red Shoes The mission of My New Red Shoes is to help homeless and low-income children look and feel confident as they start the school year by providing them with new clothing and shoes and by rallying youth and adults around this effort through volunteer and educational opportunities for individuals, families, schools, corporations, and community groups. Oakland Children’s Hospital At Children’s Hospital Oakland, our mission is to provide healthcare to every child, regardless of their family’s ability to pay. Your support ensures that our nonprofit medical center, founded in 1912, continues its work far into the future.
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Tents & Trails: Your camp memories may last forever, but our sites need your help.
For those who have experienced it, there’s something How your gift can help: special about visiting our Girl Scout properties. Our 12 camps and outdoor program centers available for site rental throughout • $25 could pay for 1 gallon of exterior paint for a buildNorthern California offer a place to get away from it all, to immerse ing yourself in nature, and to make the most of moments that you’ll • $50 could repair ½ square foot of damaged roof carry with you all your life. • $100 could replace a broken bed A gift to this campaign is a gift to yourself and your girls, because • $500 could replace 20 feet of road at one of our sites it helps the Girl Scout places you know and love. • $1,000 could buy one tent canvas for a platform tent Please donate a gift of time or dollars today, and keep the campfires burning for years to come.
Plan your next party at a Here’s how you can help Girl Scout Camp! Snow happens. So do heavy rains, mudslides, Are you looking for a place to have your company or group’s next retreat, picnic, or overnight event?
GSNorCal has properties available for rent across Northern California! Plan a weekday or weekend event, or use our sites as an overnight base. To make a reservation, visit our online rental directory at girlscoutsnorcal.org/getoutdoors Be a steward of our camps and sign up today! All work party volunteers receive a Tents and Trails patch. 2012 work parties are scheduled at: Bothin/Arequipa - May 12 Sugar Pine - May 25 - 28 Butano -June 1 - 2 Deer Lake - June 28 - 29 Work Parties are now listed in Choices! Register online. For questions, contact David Poock, dpoock@girlscoutsnorcal.org for more information.
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lightning, and high winds. Trees fall, sometimes on cabins and bathhouses, across roads, even into swimming pools. Winters are tough on our properties, with storms that damage our roads, our buildings, and even our water lines. Buildings age, roofs leak, floors warp, water systems need upgrades, and equipment breaks down.
Tents & Trails Fund supports • • •
camp maintenance property improvements program enhancements Volunteer time and skills: camppropertyvolunteer@girlscoutsnorcal.org
With your help, we can give your girl the kind of world she deserves. She’s worth it.
Top Cookies
I sold over 4,000 boxes of cookies !!!! WOW! - Laura Ziganti Troop 31018 5,051 Boxes sold Rachael Hee Troop 30622, 4,302 boxes sold I sold more than 3,000 boxes of cookies! Sage H., 3,600 boxes, Troop 31363 East Bay/Marin Mallika J., 3,550 boxes, Troop 60929 South Bay & Peninsula Olivia P., 3,450 boxes, Troop 31018 South Bay & Peninsula Lydia T., 3,250 boxes, Troop 30227 South Bay & Peninsula Kaitlin A., 3,100 boxes, Troop 91114 North Coast Kairi M., 3,100 boxes, Troop 91114 North Coast Hannah P., 3,100 boxes, Troop 30357 East Bay/Marin
Julia P., 3,100 boxes, Troop 31685 East Bay/Marin Morgonn E., 3,076 boxes, Troop 32628 South Bay & Peninsula Jennifer R., 3,051 boxes, Troop 33129 South Bay & Peninsula Katherine M., 3,009 boxes, Troop 31148 South Bay & Peninsula Tierra A., 3,000 boxes, Troop 70661 North Coast Kristine H., 3,000 boxes, Troop 61679 South Bay & Peninsula Kelly P., 3,000 boxes, Troop 31200 East Bay/Marin
Top Sellers by Area: South Bay & Peninsula: Laura Z., 5,051 boxes, Troop 31018 East Bay/Marin: Rachael H., 4,302, Troop 30622 North Coast: Kaitlin A. and Kairi M, 3,100 boxes each, Troop 91114 North Central: Claire P., 1,200 boxes, Troop 70340 Top Gift of Caring Seller: Sage H., 2,507, Troop 31363 East Bay/Marin
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GREAT NEWS... GREAT NEWS... Every Girl Scout at every level now uses 2 things Every Girl Scout at every level now uses 2 things to make her part of a powerful sisterhood. to make her part of a powerful sisterhood.
The Journey
The Journey
of her choice
of her choice
Exploring Leadership Exploring Leadership A focused adventure with A focused adventure with prestigious awards prestigious awards
It’s Your World - Change It! It! It’s Your World - Change It’s Your Planet - Love It! It! It’s Your Planet - Love It’s Your Story - Tell It! It! It’s Your Story - Tell
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The Girl’s Guide The Girl’s Guide to toGirl Girl Scouting Scouting Building Skills Building Skills
A fresh update of A fresh update of beloved belovedtraditions traditions Badges Badges Handbook Handbook Cookie CookieProgram Program
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Shop GS NorCal Retail Store What you can shop for .... One Hundred Fun Hundred T-Shirts & Sweatshirts 100th Anniversary Clothing, Patches, & Memorabilia Girls Scouts of Northern California Items Toys, Stuffed Animals, and other FUN Stuff Accessories, Necessities, and SOOO much More! Buy your OHFH T-Shirt today!
Get Comfortable with Journeys area
Book Signing The First Girl Scout by Ginger Wadsworth - Noon CD Signings Manika - 1:30 p.m. Melinda Caroll - 2:30 p.m. Amber Lily 4 p.m.
Start to earn the Jump to Journeys Patch
Miss something?
100th Anniversary items will be available online ... while supplies last.
After One Hundred Fun Hundred... stop by your local GS NorCal Retail Store in:
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JUDY PICK, ACA, BC-HIS Audioprosthologist
Board CertiďŹ ed in Hearing Instrument Specialist
Girl Scout Member Discount Hearing Aid Sales, Repairs, and Service
(408) 281-7773 5406 Thornwood Dr. #145 San Jose, CA 95123
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CMC & Design Costume Construction 750 Post Street, Studio 2 San Francisco, CA 94109 (415) 771-8204 Professional costume design and construction services for theatrical, commercial and corporate projects. Studio located in downtown San Fransisco, above Union Square in the Theatre District. Studio space to organize and to do fittings for small projects, or complete staffing and workroom for larger projects available and anything in between, for reasonable rates.
The Helen & Howard House Foundation values the important work by the Girl Scouts. The Foundation praises the dedication, determination, and inspiration of the organization to the young girls. Congratulations to GSUSA for 100 Years of inspiring girls who change the world.
Here’s to the next 100 years!
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Come and visit the Girl Scouts of Northern California's Heritage Committee's historical display, "100 Years of Girl Scouting". See clothing and replica uniforms for the "Early Years" segment, designed and construction by Lifetime GS member, Carol Horaitis.
COUNCIL FACTS Board President Robert “Woody” Shackleton CEO Marina H. Park COUNCIL WEBSITES www.GirlScoutsNorCal.org www.facebook.com/gsnorcal www.twitter.com/gsnorcal www.iLoveCookies.org www.camprocks.org Email info@GirlScoutsNorcal.org OFFICE LOCATIONS Chico 50 Landing Circle Chico, CA 95973 (530) 343-1904 Eureka 3203 T Street Eureka, CA 95503 (707) 443-6641 Oakland 7700 Edgewater Drive Suite 340 Oakland, CA 94621 (510) 562-8470 Red Bluff 933 Jackson Street Red Bluff, CA 96080 (530) 528-8655 Redding 1670 Market Street, Suite 248 Redding, CA 96001 (530) 221-6180 San Jose 1310 S. Bascom Avenue San Jose, CA 95128-4502 (650) 968-8396
Our Mission
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
Our Vision
We create opportunities girls want and experiences that change lives.
Our Numbers • • • •
47,000 girls 32,000 adult volunteers Approximately 150 staff 25 board members
Our Territory
Girl Scouts of Northern California serves 19 counties in Northern California which include: Alameda, Butte, Contra Costa, Del Norte, Glenn, Humboldt, Lake, Marin, Mendocino, Napa, Santa Clara, San Francisco, San Mateo, Shasta, Siskiyou, Solano, Sonoma, Tehama, and Trinity counties. Each county is further divided into Areas and Service Units, smaller geographic regions in which our members participate.
Our Levels
We tailor our programs for the developmental, educational, emotional and social needs of girls at six levels: Daisy (grades K-1), Brownie (grades 2-3), Junior (grades 4-5), Cadette (grades 6-8), Senior (grades 9-10), Ambassador (grades 11-12).
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Leadership. Helping girls develop skills to lead today and tomorrow. Green By Nature. Committed to “use resources wisely.” Girls Go Tech. Making the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math girl-friendly. Growing Strong. Keeping bodies healthy, minds engaged, spirits alive.
Our History
Santa Rosa 4825 Old Redwood Hwy Santa Rosa, CA 95403 (707) 544-5472
Founder Juliette Gordon Low organized the first group of Girl Scouts on March 12, 1912 in Savannah, Georgia. Through a national realignment by Girl Scouts of the USA in 2007, the Konocti Girl Scout Council, the Girl Scouts of Napa-Solano, the Girl Scouts of San Francisco Bay Area, the Girl Scouts of Santa Clara County, the Girl Scouts of Sierra Cascade, and a portion of Girl Scouts of Winema Council became Girl Scouts of Northern California.
Ukiah P.O. Box 658 Ukiah, CA 95482 (707) 463-2888
Girl Scouts of the USA and our council, Girl Scouts of Northern California, value diversity and inclusiveness; our staff and volunteers are representative of the diverse communities that we serve. Girl Scouts does not discriminate on any basis, including age, race, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Scan this QR code with your smart phone to get to our website girlscoutsnorcal.org
Where The Money Goes Using resources wisely is a cornerstone of the Girl Scout Law and a practice that we take seriously as stewards of our donors’ dollars. Our supporters can trust that investing in Girl Scouts is an investment in the future.
Administration & Finance 14%
Multicultural Outreach to 6700, Underserved Girls 6% Support and Resources for 42,000 Girls In Volunteer-led Troops and 20,000 Volunteers 26%
Information Technology 5%
Fundraising 4% Communications 1% School Year Programs for Girls and Their Leaders — 49,000 Participants 12%
Maintaining our 29 Camps, Program Centers and Offices 16% Summer Programs for 10,000 Girls 16%
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HONORING THE TOP 100 WOMEN “GREENING” THE FUTURE ABOUT THIS AWARD Girl Scouts of Northern California is proudly honoring 100 Women who are greening the future for Northern California. These Forever Green Honorees have made a significant impact to sustaining the environment, economy or community and reflect the diverse ethnic and geographic communities that we serve.
• BARBARA ADACHI • LINDA T. ALEPIN • KAREN ALSCHULER • MARGALYNNE ARMSTRONG • SALLY ARNOT • MITCHELL BAKER • RUTH BANCROFT • BARBARA BANKE • RADHA BASU • LINDA BEST • REV. CANON SALLY BINGHAM • MARLENE BJORNSRUD • MELISSA L. BRADLEY • DENISE BROSSEAU • SHONA L. BROWN • SARA CAKEBREAD • PAT CALLAHAN • JULIE CASTRO ABRAMS • AMELIA CEJA • BRANDI CHASTAIN • BETTY CHINN • DEBBIE COBB • ELIZABETH COLTON • CHRISTY CONSLER • CATHY CORISON • EILEEN CRANE • MERRY EDWARDS • CINDY EISENBERG • LIZ ELLIS • PHAEDRA ELLIS-LAMKINS • LYNN FISHER • CELESTE FORD • SUSAN FRIEDLAND • PEGGY FURTH • PATRICIA “PATTY” GARBARINO • PAT GIRCZYC • ROBERTA GONZALES • MYRA GOODMAN • THERESIA GOUW RANZETTA • SUSAN GREGG KOGER • JESSICA HERRON • JOYCE HINRICHS • NATALIE HUBERMAN • MARY HUSS • REGINA JACKSON • CAROLYN JOHNSON • KATHERINE JOLLY • KELLY KENNEDY • SYDNIE KOHARA • JULIANNE LAKS • PAULA LEDUC • JENN LIM • ZELMA LONG • JESSICA LUNDBERG • DIANE MACEACHERN • SUSAN MASTEN • COLLEEN MCCREARY • MARY MCEACHRON • SYLVIA MCLAUGHLIN • JANICE MIRIKITANI • MARIAM NAFICY • KATHLEEN ODNE • HIROMI OGAWA • MILLIE OLSON • ELLEN PAO • EVA PATERSON • LYNDA PEARSON • NICOLE PLUE • DEBRA PRYOR • TONI REMBE • DEBORAH RHODE • KRISTIN RICHMOND • VANESSA ROBLEDO • ANNETTE RUSS • CAROL SANDS • ERIN SCHRODE • TINA SEELIG • PAMELA F. SERVICE • DR. JANE E. SHAW • KATHRYN SHAW • TIFFANY SHLAIN • JENNIFER SIEBEL NEWSOM • SUKHINDER SINGH CASSIDY • JUDY SITTON • RUTH SKIDMORE • MARCY SMOTHERS • ROSELYNE SWIG • ELAINE TAYLOR • KIRSTEN TOBEY • SARI TASTE • JENNIFER TURPIN • GINGER WADSWORTH • CHRISTINE WENTE • CAROLYN WENTE • LISA WITTKE SCHAFFNER • JAN YANEHIRO • KIT YARROW • HEATHER YOUNG • NADANANDA
100TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS You’re invited to join us as we honor our top 100 women! Saturday, May 12, 11:30 a.m. – Alamo A Mother’s Day Weekend luncheon at Round Hill Country Club 3169 Roundhill Road, Alamo, CA
Friday, September 21, 11:30 a.m. – Chico Lunch with local honorees at Christian Michaels Ristoranté 192 East 3rd Street , Chico, CA
Thursday, June 14, 6:30 p.m. – Rutherford Dine under the arbor at the exclusive Beaulieu Garden 1901 St. Helena Hwy, Napa, CA
Thursday, October 4, 6:30 p.m. – Menlo Park A celebration dinner at local favorite, Rosewood Hotel 2825 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park, CA
Thursday, September 20, 11:30 a.m. – Eureka A Girl Scout celebration lunch at Avalon 239 G Street, Eureka, CA
Thursday, November 8, 6:30 p.m. – Santa Rosa Our grand finale dinner at Paradise Ridge Winery 4545 Thomas Lake Harris Drive, Santa Rosa, CA
Ticket and sponsorships available: girlscoutsnorcal.org/100
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Thank you One Hundred Fun Hundred Committee Members Elaine Reed Georgia Kopel Heather Vilhauer Helen Molnar Jean Fahy Judy Carter Karen Deleon Karen Helmuth Karen Rodriguez Karen Sheppard-Wilson Karen Smestad Kathy Gerdts Kathy Place Kerry Barcellos Kristy Cook
Alexis Daniel Amy Roberts Ann Watrous Barb Herrera Barb Novak Bev Graham Bree Ponce Carlos Solorzano Clara Chin Dana Allen Dan Walters Deborah Holden Denise Greenspan Denise Kruskamp Edie Wilson
Kymberly Miller Laura Hart Linda Powers LIzzie Ruybal Lovinia Cager Marisa Cidre Marla Howard Melanie Vasilevsky Michelle Luster Michelle Purviance Misha Jacobs Miz Fran Nancy Corbin Nancy Kenyon Pamela Atkinson
Phyllis Lun Priscilla McKenney Rebecca Baeza Robyn Laurin Sandi McDougall Sandy Tebow Sari Van Otegham Selina Ross Shalon Maral Stephanie Chew Terri Hague Vicki George Whitney Evans
Girl Scouts of Northern California FY 2011 Board Members Board of Directors Robert ‘Woody’ Shackleton, President Ellen Richey, First Vice President Suzanne Moshier, Second Vice President Diana Bell, Third Vice President Dora Mao, Secretary Carolyn Worth, Treasurer
Directors-at-Large Tina Amber Donna Arevalo Suzanne Bell Sally Biggin Arletta Cortright Laurie Deaton Teresa Gisske Henry A. Gusman Derek Kingham Shoba Krishnan Dianne Lamendola Robin MacGillivray Leslie Miller Zain Oke Katherine Punteney Lori Rhodes Debra Rossi Ylisa Seymour
Girl Board Participants Sydney Giang Varsha Sathappan Board Development Committee Tina Amber, Chair Suzanne Bell Sharon Black Donna Davidson Mary Derner Julie Kimelman Shoba Krishnan Leslie Miller
We’ve Been Changing the World for 100 Years. Help Us Change It for the Next 100. It takes a team to make a difference, and that’s where you come in.