Food for Thought Magazine Fall Program 2024 by Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio

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GSSGC would like to welcome everyone to a new year of Girl Scouting.

As troops begin to form and volunteers begin to settle into their roles, we know that you may have many questions. Use this Fall magazine and the cookie edition magazine as references throughout the year. Food for Thought has dates to remember and contact information for staff members. By reading through the articles, you may find that some of your questions have been answered.

The theme for our 2024-2025 entrepreneurial program year is Embrace Possibility, which is fitting as this is a theme throughout Girl Scouts. Here at GSSGC, our goal is to cultivate every Girl Scout’s potential and success. Every girl, parent, volunteer, and staff member adds to the possibilities that can be achieved. When Girl Scouts and troops participate in our Entrepreneurial Product Program, they embrace the possibility and gain the full Girl Scout experience and learn how to set goals, build budgets, and communicate effectively. This is not just a theme, it is the Girl Scout way. We hope that you will embrace the new Girl Scout year fully. We are excited about the year ahead and thrilled that you are joining us on the journey.

I am thrilled to welcome both returning and new members as we prepare for another exciting Girl Scout year and entrepreneurial program. This year's journey is guided by our inspiring motto: "Embrace Possibility." Together, we will explore, learn, grow, and create unforgettable memories. We will challenge ourselves to try new things, develop new skills, and make a positive impact in our community. Each experience will be a chance to step out of our comfort zones and embrace the unknown with courage and curiosity. As always, we encourage every Girl Scout to think big, dream boldly, and be open to the endless possibilities that lie ahead.

Leaders, parents and guardians, your support is invaluable to your Girl Scout’s success. We look forward to partnering with you to create a fun, safe, and enriching environment for our Girl Scouts to thrive. Your involvement, whether through volunteering or simply cheering us on, makes all the difference. Together, we'll embrace the possibilities and make this a year to remember!

Yours in Girl Scouting,

Devon Spira Director of Entrepreneurial Program

A Message from your CEO Council Service Centers & Office Closures

Why Sell in the Fall?

Entrepreneurial Calendar, Team & IEPO: Independent Entrepreneurial Program Opportunity

Fall Program Coordinator Registration

Fall Product Showcase

Girl Rewards • Patches • Troop Proceeds Coordinator Rewards

Gluten-Free Pre-order • Cookie Rally

Mentoring Matters • GSSGC Choir

GSSGC Training

D.E.I: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion

Set Your Troop Up for Success

Girl Scouts Adventure Quest

Girl Scout Experience Troop Activities and Travel

GSSGC Camp

Update Troop Information • I Grew My Troop

Recruit A New Troop • Explore Girl Scouts

Mandated Reporter Training & Live Scan Fingerprinting

Save the Dates • Become a Girl Scouts Trainer

It’s Recognitions Nomination Time Higher Awards

2024 Silver Award Recipients

2024 Gold Award Recipients

Camp Skyland Ranch Cookie Community Partners

Recognition & Community Partners

Council Service Centers

Central Service Center & Executive Offices

1751 Plum Lane Redlands, CA 92374

Central West Service Center

9840 Indiana Ave., Suites 7, 8 & 9 Riverside, CA 92503

Low Desert Service Center

75-180 Mediterranean, Suites A & B Palm Desert, CA 92211

High Desert Service Center 15180 Anacapa Rd. Victorville, CA 92392

Southwest Service Center

40880 County Center Dr., Suite G Temecula, CA 92591

We look forward to the 2025 Girl Scout Membership Year!

In Girl Scouts, you have lots of fun and build lifelong friendships. You also find your own unique power by selling Fall Product and, in just a few months, Girl Scout Cookies.

By participating in both the Fall Product and Girl Scout Cookie Programs, you run your own businesses and learn to set goals, build a budget, make projections, learn business ethics, and gain the skills to engage new people. That’s also where you strengthen your character and resiliency, because there will be challenges. I know that you will meet and overcome every single one because you are Girl Scout strong!

94-year-old Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers Association, was a Girl Scout and says that being a Girl Scout helped her change from being a shy little girl to finding the courage to speak up for what she believes in.

I thrived as a Girl Scout and, just like Ms. Huerta, went from being a shy girl to finding my own voice. Your confidence will grow and blossom during the sale. Plus, you will have the thrill of earning your very own incentives.

This is such an exciting time of year because you are heading into the Fall Product Program with a lineup of fantastic rewards you can earn. I encourage you all to participate because the valuable experiences you will have and the skills you will gain will set you up for great success with your sale and throughout your life.

Office Closures 2024

October 11th Indigenous Peoples’ Day

November 8th Veterans Day

November 28th & 29th

Thanksgiving (2 days)

December 18th Staff Inservice

December 20th-January 2nd Winter Holiday Closure

Being a Girl Scout means that you belong to the largest girl-serving organization in California. Most importantly, it means that you are empowered to live your most authentic life with courage, compassion, and integrity.

Best of luck, Girl Scouts, and enjoy the sale! I know you will each find great success.

Yours in Girl Scouting,

Cynthia H. Breunig President and CEO

Empower Your Troop & Make Next Year Unforgettable!

Here’s how participating in the Fall Product Program can help your troop:

Camp

Help your troop experience the magic of Girl Scout camps like regional day camp, Camp Wi-Wo-Ca, or Camp Skyland Ranch. Whether it’s a weekend getaway or a week in the great outdoors, the memories made at camp last a lifetime.

School Packages

Ensure your troop members don’t miss out on important school experiences. Funds can be used for yearbooks, school dance tickets, letterman jackets, music lessons, clubs, sports fees, and more, allowing girls to fully participate in their school communities.

Programs

From badge workshops to regional events, environmental education, and STEM activities, your sales directly fund the programs that help our girls develop important skills and explore new interests.

Travel

Whether it’s an international adventure or a local weekend getaway, your participation in the Fall Product Sales helps open doors to new experiences and broaden horizons for your troop.

Uniforms

Support your Girl Scouts in wearing their uniforms with pride! Funds raised can be used for vests, sashes, insignias, and other essential pieces that symbolize their commitment to the Girl Scout Promise.

Why Sell in the Fall?

Selling nuts and magazines in the fall is more than just a fundraiser—it’s an opportunity to kickstart a year filled with exciting activities, learning experiences, and personal growth.

By participating in the Fall Product Program, you’re laying the groundwork for a year filled with possibilities. Your support ensures that your troop has the resources they need to embark on incredible journeys, both within Girl Scouts and beyond.

Entrepreneurial Calendar IEPO

Fall 2024

Sept 6 Training Opens

Sept 26 Material Pick-Up

Oct 1 Program Begins

Oct 20 Online Girl Delivery Orders End

Nov 2 Mega Drop

Nov 10 Program Ends

Cookies 2025

Oct 15 Cookie Gluten-Free Troop Pre-Order Due

Nov 26 Online Coordinator Training Opens

Dec 13 Troop Initial Orders Due

Jan 12 Early Online Marketing Opens

Jan 25 Mega Drop

Jan 26 Program Begins

Feb 7 Booths Begin Mar 16 Program Ends

Entrepreneurial Program Team

Entrepreneurial Regional Managers

Central

Samantha Riggs ecentralteam@gmail.com

Central West

Jiranda Strebel cwfallcookie@gmail.com

High Desert

Anne Rice hdfallcookies@gmail.com

Low Desert

What is it?

The Fall Product Program is a financial literacy program that allows girls to be entrepreneurs who learn and practice the Five Skills--Goal Setting, Decision Making, Money Management, People Skills, and Business Ethics-by offering family and friends the opportunity to purchase delicious nuts, chocolates, magazines, Tervis Tumblers, custom stationery, and Girl Scout-themed BarkBoxes.

Dec 1 Winter Wonderland Craft & Tea Party Event Visit https://bit.ly/iepo2024

Chantal Francisco lowdesertproductsales@gmail.com

Southwest

Amber Szydlo swproductsales@gmail.com

Entrepreneurial Council Staff

Director of Entrepreneurial Program

Devon Spira dspira@gssgc.org

Entrepreneurial Program Manager

Caryn Martin-Patino cmartinpatino@gssgc.org

Entrepreneurial Program Specialist

Lisa Reynolds lisa@gssgc.org

Entrepreneurial Program Coordinator

Alexis Herrera aherrera@gssgc.org

Entrepreneurial Program Assistant

Viki Jaggers vjaggers@gssgc.org

For general Council Entrepreneurial Program questions, contact customercare@gssgc.org or productsales@gssgc.org

What does she earn?

Girl Scouts participating in the IEPO will earn the Standard Girl Reward Plan and Nutty Dough. However, since they are not participating in a troop, they CANNOT earn Troop Proceeds. Instead, they will earn additional IEPO Nutty Dough beyond the standard schedule to use toward GSSGC programming, events, or camp. The IEPO Nutty Dough for the 2024 Fall Program is calculated at $5 for every $100 sold.

Scan the QR code to submit a participation interest form

OR * Girls currently active in a troop that is NOT participating in the 2024 Fall Product Program may participate through the IEPO. However, if more than 2 girls in the same troop want to participate, then they will not be eligible for the IEPO, and the troop will need a trained Coordinator to participate in the standard program.

Fall Program Coordinator Registration

Mandated Reporter Training

1 Log into MyGS

2 Scan the QR code or visit https://bit.ly/gssgcmrt after logging in

3 Start "GSUSA Girl Scouts Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Course" and finish the gsLearn course.

4 Once completed, the course will show as an achievement in your gsLearn account. No certificate is needed. Please email mandatedreportercert@gssgc.org to inform us you completed the course.

If you are mandated reporter trained for your professional license, employer, or other volunteer organization, please send it to us for evaluation and possible equivalency. Questions? Contact customercare@gssgc.org

Live Scan Fingerprinting

1 Scan the QR code or visit www.applicantservices.com/gssgc

2 Register

3 Watch the video completely at the end of the registration

4 Receive your appointment confirmation QR code If you did not receive confirmation, you did not watch the video.

5 Take the QR code to your appointment There is no charge for this service. Questions? Contact customercare@gssgc.org.

Girl Rewards

1 2 3 4 5

1 $75 Combined Sales Embrace Possibility Patch

2 5+ Magazines, BarkBox, Tumbler, and Personalized Items Sales Elephant Patch

3 20+ Nut & Chocolate Items 2024 Elephant Patch

4 15+ Emails Online Patch

5 10+ I Care to Share Items Care to Share Patch

Girl Personalized Patches

Girls can earn two personalized patches with their name and avatar.

Fall 2024

Personalized Patch

☙ Create your avatar in the M2 system.

☙ Send at least 15+ emails to launch online program.

☙ Use the “Share My Site” function in the M2 system to ask friends and family for support.

☙ Reach $300+ in combined sales.

Girl Scout

Crossover Patch

☙ Create your avatar.

☙ Send at least 15+ emails and earn $75+ in combined sales in the M2 system during Fall Program.

☙ Use the “Share My Site” function in the M2 system.

☙ Sell 24+ boxes of cookies & sell 10+ Direct Ship Online I Care to Share cookie donations via Direct Ship or pre-paid Online Girl Delivery.

Troop Proceeds

STANDARD PLAN

20% of Total Sales for Nuts, Chocolates, Magazines & I Care

OPT-OUT PLAN

Additional 10% of total sales added to Troop Proceeds (30% Total) +10%

Additional 5% of total sales added to Troop Proceeds

◆ Opt-Out Proceed plan for Troops with $300+ PGA earn 35% of total sales

A minimum of 3 participating* girls is required to qualify.

Troops with a PGA of $250+ in the 2024 Fall Program can earn an additional 2 cents per box for the 2025 Cookie Program.

Requests to Opt-Out are due from the Troop Product Coordinator by November 2, 2024 and require all girls/parents to agree to the terms. Opt-out applies to the entire troop and is not available for individual girls. *Participating is having earned the program theme patch for $75+ combined sales. ◆ A minimum of 3 participating* girls required to qualify ◆ Standard Proceed plan for Troops with $300+ PGA earn 25% of totals sales

3+ Girls

Participating From Your Troop In The Fall Program 2024

Tassel Keychain

S +2¢ Additional 2¢ per box of cookies for the 2025 Cookie Program

Gluten-Free Pre-order

What is the Gluten-Free Girl Scout Cookie for 2025?

Caramel Chocolate Chip! The cookie has rich caramel, semi-sweet chocolate chips, and a hint of sea salt.

Please complete and submit the online form to place your troop's order of Gluten-Free Girl Scout Cookies for the 2025 Girl Scout Cookie Program. ONLY ONE ORDER PER TROOP MAY BE SUBMITTED.

The price of Gluten-Free cookies is $7 per package. You may request up to 25 cases, but please order carefully. Once you place this order, even if your troop does not sell them, your troop is still financially responsible for this pre-order of Gluten-Free cookies at $84 per case.

*Orders may need to be adjusted if the total quantity requested is greater than our Council allotment.

Mentoring Matters!

Here are some ways you can be a blessing and mentor others:

•Help co-op a new troop where you mentor the volunteers for a season!

• Partner your existing troop with a brand-new troop to help them learn the Girl Scout way!

• Build an “Affinity” group that gathers troops with similar interests for some common experiences!

• Girl Scouts Ambassadors you can help too! By helping lead a new Daisy troop and/or share your Girl Scout experience!

You don’t have to mentor alone! We are here to help you with guidance and ideas! Email awards@gssgc.org.

GSSGC Trainings Available:

Check the website’s events pages for dates, times, and places. Trainings are added often.

Girl Trainings:

Be A Friend First-Disability Awareness Training

For Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors, and Adults

Bringing awareness, equity, and inclusion to our Girl Scout community and beyond. Learn practical tips, gain valuable insights, and build confidence in creating an inclusive environment for everyone.

Program Aide Training

Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors

Learn valuable skills about being a mentor and share your skills, passions, and experiences with younger Girl Scouts! Program Aides have the unique opportunity to serve as champions for the Girl Scout Leadership Experience.

Red Cross Babysitting Training

The purpose of this American Red Cross online training is to provide Girl Scouts with the skills necessary to safely give care.

Silver Award Training

Learn the ins & outs of earning the Silver Award. A requirement for Cadettes who want to earn their Silver Award.

Gold Award Training

Learn the ins & outs of earning the Gold Award. A requirement for Seniors and Ambassadors who want to earn their Gold Award.

Adult Trainings:

CPR First Aid Training

Required training that teaches individuals how to perform lifesaving first aid techniques to help someone who is not breathing or whose heart has stopped.

Basic Outdoor Training

Required for outdoor camping overnights of more than 24 hours and distances of 30 minutes or more from emergency medical services. *Basics of outdoor cooking, fire safety, & Leave No Trace.

Extended Trip Training

Required training for all adults who plan to travel internationally or for trips of more than three nights.

Co-Leader Basic 3 Training

Leader Orientation is a one-time training required for all new leaders starting or taking over a Girl Scout troop in San Gorgonio Council. This orientation will cover the specific policies, standards, and guidelines that Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio holds for each troop.

D.E.I. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

The GSSGC Team is working to better the experiences of our girls with disabilities while they attend and participate in program experiences. Last year we received a grant to help us launch a program to improve our ability to include these members. With this grant we were able to purchase equipment to assist with archery at Skyland Ranch, develop trainings for our girls to help build awareness, and put on events to bring some of our Girl Scouts with disabilities together to meet the girls who had completed the trainings. Moving forward we have developed a training for older Girl Scouts who are interested in learning how to be an aide to their fellow Girl Scouts with disabilities to support them at events they cannot attend alone. If you are interested, consider participating in one or more of the trainings or opportunities below. Find the dates on the GSSGC Calendar or invite us to a troop meeting.

DEIRJ Workgroup

If you are interested in participating in GSSGC's Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Racial Justice (DEIRJ) work, email customercare@gssgc.org with the subject "DEIRJ Workgroup" and how you would like to help.

Disability Awareness Workshop for All Ages

Bringing awareness, equity, and inclusion to our Girl Scout community and beyond. Learn practical tips, gain valuable insights, and build confidence in creating an inclusive environment for everyone.

Friendship Facilitator Training for Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors and Adults

Bringing awareness, equity, and inclusion to our Girl Scout community and beyond. Learn practical tips, gain valuable insights, and build confidence in creating an inclusive environment for everyone. Older girls will be trained to support girls as a person who shadows them at an event to support their participation at program experiences.

Request 1:1 Support

We know there are Girl Scout troops in our Council that need a 1:1 when they participate in camp experiences, and we have donors that contributed to a fund to help support troops cover the additional cost for the extra adult to attend. We are developing the process to provide these funds to troops. If you are a troop that could use these funds, please reach out to us at programcoordinator@gssgc.org so we can discuss the process for submitting a request.

TROOP TIME DURING THE COOKIE SEASON

 Share troop meeting activities with parents. A by-the-numbers look at what successful troops do.

100% use The Volunteer Toolkit (VTK):

Your Digital Troop Assistant

 Plan your year on the Volunteer Toolkit.

 See step-by-step activity guides for each troop meeting.

 View and edit your troop roster.

 Email parents with a single click.

Girl Scouts Adventure Quest

Your Ultimate Game Board to a Fun and Successful Girl Scout Year

Girl Scouts Traditions

All girls know and understand the Girl Scout Promise and the Girl Scout Law. Girls plan or attend a special activity to celebrate a special Girl Scout day.

Create a Group Agreement

The agreement developed and signed by all the girls helps set expectations and guidelines for how they will treat each other during the Girl Scout year and how the troop will run.

Start Your Year Off Right!

Hold a friends & family meeting to get to know your Girl Scouts and their families, ask for support, and set clear expectations for the troop. To be a troop, you need at least: two (2) adult volunteers who are registered members, have valid background checks and training completed. Make sure all girls are registered to your troop.

Outdoor Education

Troop participates in an outdoor activity. Troop visits one of the Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio properties.

Mark your calendar and plan to attend service unit or region meetings to meet other volunteers in your area, learn news and ideas, and receive support.

Have your families read the Family Guide to Girl Scouting. Finally, create your own plan in Volunteer Toolkit (VTK) and share it with your families.

Advocacy & Engagement

Troop completes at least two service projects. Troop participates in an activity promoting Girl Scout visibility in the community.

Check off each activity and watch your Girl Scout adventure unfold!

Move in any direction, explore various paths, and chart your own course to success!

Girl Scout Ceremonies

Girls plan and carry out ONE of the following ceremonies:

• Investiture/Rededication

• Flag Ceremony

• Court of Awards

• Bridging

Entrepreneurship

Troop participates in the Fall Product Program or at least 90% of the troop participates in the Cookie Program.

Participating in BOTH the Fall Product and Cookie Programs each year earns a special Entrepreneurial Pin!

Have Questions? Need Assistance?

For all matters GSSGC, our dedicated Customer Care Team Members are eager to assist you or connect you with the correct department or staff member.

Contact our Customer Care Team at customercare@gssgc.org!

If you prefer, call (800) 400-4475 and ask to speak with Customer Care.

Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM)

Troop participates in an activity that supports STEM.

Health & Wellness

Troop participates in an activity that supports health & wellness.

Art & Humanities

Troop participates in an activity that supports the arts.

Customize your Girl Scout Experience in three easy steps:

Choose to Join a Troop and/or Participate as a Family

Review the Level Program materials and help her/them choose the badges and awards the Girl Scout wants to earn!

Visit the Girl Scout Calendar: gssgc.org/eventcalendar

Choose events and activities of interest to the troop or individual Girl Scout/families

Plan your Girl Scout year with traditional troop meetings, series, camp, travel, and events!

Read the Monthly Council Emails

Get updates but also check the calendar!

We are continuously adding events to the calendar. Be on the lookout for our offerings for troops, families, and individual Girl Scouts.

Go to gssgc.org/eventcalendar to plan all your Girl Scout fun!

How to Register for Events

Every girl deserves Girl Scout Program, as it is a safe, all-girl environment for girls to improve responsibility and other life skills. As Easy 1–2–3–4!as

1 Talk to your Girl Scout to choose activities, camps, and programs

2 Visit the Event Calendar at gssgc.org/calendar and pick your programs

of O pt oi n s!

Click the “Register” button to complete the forms to register

Pay the Fee, or $60 Deposit for higher cost events. Balance is due four (4) weeks prior to program

Troop Activities and Travel

As your troop plans your Girl Scout year you will undoubtedly want to add some activities and travel that may require some extra legwork and approval from Council. We have provided information on GSSGC’s website to assist you as you plan. Information for all activities can be found in the Forms section on www.gssgc.org.

Activity Approval Process

Safety Activity Checkpoints is a guide that helps troops think through the safety concerns of any and all activities they might be interested in throughout the year. It has guidance and safety requirements for anything from adventure sports to using the internet and includes whether Council approval is needed or not. Our Girl Scout insurance determines which activities require approval as well as which activities are allowed for each Girl Scout level. The full Safety Activity Checkpoints document can be a very informative and useful tool for troops as they plan their year. Our online Activity Approval Process document can be used as a quick look at the list of activities that do and do not require approval before digging into the checkpoints. The checkpoints are updated regularly by GSUSA to add activities or update their guidance on specific activities.

Some examples of activities that require approval are horseback riding, rock climbing, swimming, and overnights longer than 24 hours, just to name a few. See the complete list in the Activity Approval Process in the Forms section online.

Extended Travel Planning

Extended trips are intended to be girl-planned, girl-led, and girl-learning experiences that are more than two (2) nights and/or more than 700 miles round-trip or any place outside the continental United States. Extended trips are limited to Bridging Junior, Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador Girl Scouts. We’ve recently developed Extended Travel Planning, an online document that walks your troop through the steps of planning extended travel. It includes a checklist of requirements for forms, training, and Council approvals, and links to trip planning tools created by GSUSA and GSSGC that help girls and their leaders think through all of the steps and details for both domestic and international travel as a troop or travel group.

Troop, Regional, or Service Unit-Hosted Events

Do you or your troop want to plan an event or camp for other Girl Scouts to attend? Do you feel passionate about a topic or a Girl Scout badge that you want share with other Girl Scouts? Maybe you’re an older girl troop that is interested in raising money for something like travel or a Take Action project? Girl Scout leaders and parents are always looking for events for their Girl Scouts to participate in that deliver on the Girl Scout experience. Help them by hosting an event. Individual adults, teams of adults, and troops can host events as part of their region or service unit. Troops that are eligible can host events as a Money Earning Activity (MEA), if approved. Talk to your Region or Service Unit Event Chair for training and help in completing the Intent to Event Application.

GSSGC CAMP

It’s Not Just for Summer!

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, RENTALS, FIELD TRIPS

Come To Camp Planning for our Future

Girl Scouts gain so much through our camp settings. Spending a day, a weekend, or a week outside is good for our mental and physical health. Attending camp on your own increases life-long skills. We have a variety of camp themes for all interest levels from glamping to survival and session lengths from days to weeks. Check out some of what we have to offer; go to the website for the specific programs. Girl Scouts works to make summer camp affordable for all girls.

Watch for program descriptions and registration to open late 2024.

Summer Camp at Camp Skyland Ranch

Save the dates for your summer overnight experiences for Summer 2025:

☙ Week 1 – June 16 - 20

☙ Week 2 – June 23 - 27

☙ Week 3 – June 30 - July 3

☙ Week 4 – July 7 - 11

☙ Week 5 – July 14 - 18

☙ Week 6 – July 21 - 25

☙ Week 7 – July 28 - 31

Camp Azalea Trails & Camp Wi-Wo-Ca

In addition to overnight camps at Skyland Ranch, we will be having summer troop camps at Camp Azalea Trails and summer day camps and programs at Wi-Wo-Ca. Check the Event Calendar in the coming months for what we have to offer.

Girl Scout Weekend Camp at Camp Skyland Ranch

Theme-based weekend camps will be offered throughout the year. These programs allow girls to get a taste of camp while working on Girl Scout badges or Journeys. Visit the website’s Event Calendar for dates, themes, and specifics. Weekend camps start at 5 p.m. on Fridays (or when you get off work) and go through 10:30 a.m. on Sunday.

Day Events at Camp Skyland Ranch & Wi-Wo-Ca

Theme-based day events include four (4) hours of program plus lunch for $25 per participant. These events are great for troops or families. Tag-a-longs (non-members) are welcome! See the calendar for dates and times.

OUR PROGRAMS SERVE:

☙ School groups

☙ Youth groups

☙ Churches

☙ Nonprofits

☙ Co-ed or single-gender groups

☙ All ages 3-99+

HOW MANY CAN WE SERVE?

☙ Day programs: 16-150

☙ Overnight programs: 16-72

WHAT IS THE COST?

☙ Pre-designed/scheduled program: Pre-planned camp and education programs. Pricing starts at $55 for 5-hour programs, $120 for overnights.

☙ Self-designed program: We have trained staff that will help you pick and design a program for your group.

5-HOUR PROGRAM:

• $65/person (includes 1 meal)

2-3 DAY PROGRAM:

• $100 worth of discounts including one for your daughter being in Girl Scouts and attending the program

• 1 chaperone with every 8 students

• $290-$550 (before discount)

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN OVERNIGHT PROGRAMS?

☙ Program facilitators

☙ All activities

☙ All meals

☙ Grant funding for Title 1 schools

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN

Environmental Education

5-HOUR PROGRAMS?

☙ 5-hours of quality program of your choice

☙ 1 free adult with every 8 children

☙ 1 meal

☙ Grant funding is available for Title 1 schools WHAT TYPE OF PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED? All programs are customized to your troop, group, or class. Programs are offered four days a week as scheduled. Students learn 21st century skills whether they are participating in “fun” camp activities or in our science classes. School programs are aligned with current school state standards. We work with teachers and group leaders to design programs that meet their needs. We also have predesigned programs that offer a well-rounded program.

Programs range from Animal Adaptations, Ecology Hikes, Engineering Survival Shelters, and fun tie dye parties to fiberreactive classes (educational tie dye), the physics of archery, and survival skill fun. Groups may come up to do an afternoon of archery or spend the morning learning all about animals and ecology.

HOW TO REGISTER Visit gssgc.org/outdoors

1. Click on Environmental Education & Field Trips (school groups)

2. Follow the directions

Plan your next trip or event at camp now. If you have questions, please contact our of ces at 909-307-6555 or email customercare@gssgc.org. See you at camp soon!

AND CAMP PROGRAM

RENT GSSGC PROPERTIES

Did you know that Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council (GSSGC) has three camp properties that can be rented for day use and overnight campouts? With three unique camps, GSSGC offers rental opportunities to meet every need: Skyland Ranch with its wide expanses of scenic chaparral; Azalea Trails with its rustic beauty; and Wi-Wo-Ca with its easy access to nature. All available for your next event! Campsite reservation and use may be reserved in the following priority: GSSGC registered members, registered Girl Scout troops from another Girl Scout council, any youth-serving non-profit organization, and organized group.

RENT TODAY! Visit https://www.gssgc.org/en/camp/camp-properties.html

SKYLAND RANCH

Located halfway between Banning and Idyllwild in the San Jacinto Mountains on Hwy 243 at 5,100’ elevation, Skyland Ranch covers more than 190 acres in the transition from chaparral to pine forest. The history of Skyland Ranch traces from transitional land for native inhabitants, to an early private apple ranch, to the dedication of the property to use as a Girl Scout camp beginning in 1951. The beauty and diversity of the property continues to be evident. Currently the property can house a little over 100 guests in a variety of cabins. This site is available to rent from mid-August to the end of May. Please follow this link to check availability:

http://gssgc.doubleknot.com/facilitycalendar/3630

Future plans for Skyland Ranch include the growth of capacity for guests and staff and dedicated program areas such as a challenge course, horse barn and riding area, native garden, music garden, visual and performing arts center, STEM/Makerspace, apple orchard, ranch house, leadership training center, museum, nature center, and lake for canoeing and kayaking. Find out how you can get involved in making these visions a reality by visiting our website.

CAMP AZALEA TRAILS

Camp Azalea Trails is located on 12.5 acres of land on a special use permit from the U.S. Forest Service at 6,800’ elevation in the San Jacinto Mountain area near Idyllwild. The camp sits in a wonderful pine and oak-mixed forest and is ideal for troop camping, group retreats, family reunions, and workshops. This site is available to rent from late spring to June and from midAugust to the end of September. Please follow this link to check availability: http://gssgc.doubleknot.com/facilitycalendar/3631

AMENITIES:

☙ Main Lodge with Kitchen

☙ 4 Yurts That Sleep 16 Each

☙ 1 Enclosed Sleeping Deck

☙ 5 Restrooms

☙ Hiking Trails

☙ 2 Small Rustic Cabins: (Pill Box & Bonnet Rooms)

☙ Campfire Amphitheater

AVAILABLE OPTIONS:

☙ Duncan Lodge

☙ 7 Guest/Camper/Staff Cabins

☙ Campfire Amphitheater

☙ Wishaven Lodge With Troop Kitchen

☙ Hiking Trails

☙ Challenge Ropes Course With Instructors And More!

CAMP WI-WO-CA

Camp Wi-Wo-Ca is located between Yucaipa and Cherry Valley on an oak-covered parcel in the upper reaches of Wildwood Canyon. The property is easily accessed through the Hidden Meadows community off of Wildwood Canyon Road. This almost in-town camp is ideal for day use, training seminars, and first-time camping experiences. This site is available for rent year-round. Please follow this link to check availability: http://gssgc.doubleknot.com facilitycalendar/3632

AMENITIES:

☙ Lodge/Meeting Room, Fireplace with Kitchen and Restroom

☙ Multiple Campsites with Fire Pits, Water and Picnic Tables

☙ Full Restrooms in Upper and Lower Camp with Toilets, Sinks and Showers

☙ Hiking Trails

Update your troop information!

Updating your troop information helps the Council maintain accurate information about your troop. You can also let us know if you would like to add new members or if your troop is closed to new members.

You can add your troop to the Participation Catalog— our online listing of troops with open spots for youth or volunteers. The Participation Catalog helps families search for troops with open spaces by zip code. It also allows adults to see volunteer opportunities in their area and sign up to help.

Note: Filling out the form does not automatically update your information in our system. All information that is provided is updated manually by a staff member. If you have an urgent request, please contact our Customer Care Team.

I Grew My Troop!

Earn the exclusive glow-in-the-dark patch for troop members and two troop volunteers by completing two easy tasks:

1. Add two new Girl Scout members to your troop between 8/1/24–1/6/25.

2. Complete the Glow My Troop form (scan below).

Note: This promotion is for adding brand-new youth members to Girl Scouts. This does not include a girl transferred from another troop. YOU MUST COMPLETE THE FORM TO GET THE PATCH.

Recruit a New Troop Program!

If you successfully recruit two people to form and officially start a new troop between August 1, 2024 and January 6, 2025, your troop will have the exciting opportunity to join us for a free fun-themed weekend at Camp Skyland Ranch.

What does it take to start a new troop?

• Two non-related adults register as troop leaders.

• Two troop leaders complete background checks and Live Scan fingerprinting.

• Five girls register into the troop.

• Two troop leaders complete online leader training.

• The new troop leaders receive a welcome email.

What's Next?

Once the steps are completed, please complete the form so we can verify the new troop has formed. Please contact Customer Care if you have any questions.

*You must complete the form to qualify. Scan the QR code to access the form.

Explore Girl Scouts

It's easy to find inspiring events for all ages and there’s no need to already be part of a troop to start exploring. Whether you want to gain new skills, make new friends, or simply try something new, you’re in the right place.

Make sure you check out our events page for upcoming camps and events put on by Council and volunteers. Scan the QR code below.

Mandated Reporter Training & Live Scan Fingerprinting

We have recently updated our Mandated Reporter Training process.

In response to changes regarding charges for training certificates, GSUSA developed a no-cost course. It is crucial that all our volunteers who have not previously completed training comply by the upcoming deadline of January 1, 2025 to maintain their participation in Girl Scouts. If you have completed training you do not need to take the new training.

Please take the time to complete these requirements for the safety of our girls! Live Scan Fingerprinting and training are not optional.

Mandated Reporter Training - Two Ways to Access the Training

Visit our Girl Scout website and click on the MyGS icon to log into your account.

Under "My Account", click on "gsLearn" located in the left column of the page.

Navigate to the Content Library in the left-hand menu and search for "GSUSA Girl Scouts Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Course."

Click on the course and select "Start this Course" to begin.

Visit our Girl Scout website and click on the MyGS icon to log into your account.

Once logged in, go to https://bit.ly/gssgcmrt or scan the QR code.

Click on the course and select "Start this Course" to begin.

Once completed, the course will show as an achievement in your gsLearn account. No certificate is needed. Please email mandatedreportercert@gssgc.org to inform us you completed the course.

Live Scan Fingerprinting

• Scan the QR code or visit www.applicantservices.com/gssgc

• Register

• Watch the video completely at the end of the registration

• Receive your appointment confirmation QR code.

• If you did not receive confirmation, you did not watch the video.

• Take the QR code to your appointment

There is no charge for this service. Questions? Contact customercare@gssgc.org.

We understand that this process may be new to some of you, and we're here to help. We can provide a guide document if you need assistance locating this training. For any further questions or support, please contact Customer Care at customercare@gssgc.org. We're here to support you every step of the way.

Saturday May 10, 2025

Gold and Silver Gala

Saturday June 7, 2025

Become a Girl Scouts Trainer!

Are you passionate about the outdoors or leadership development? Do you have tips and tricks from years of Girl Scouting that you want to share with other leaders?

If this sounds like you—and you’re ready for a new challenge with Girl Scouts—consider becoming a trainer. Trainers collaborate with staff and other trainers to deliver training that supports the next generation of leaders and adult volunteers who help build girls of courage, confidence, and character.

What you'll do: Empower adults who work with girls to deliver quality programs.

What you'll get: You'll have the opportunity to develop strong facilitation, speaking, organizational, and management skills, and gain pride in knowing that without your help, our troop leaders wouldn't have the skills they need to empower the leaders of tomorrow.

Please email customercare@gssgc.org if you're interested in becoming a trainer.

It’s Recognitions Nomination Time

VOLUNTEERS ARE THE HEARTS AND HANDS OF GIRL SCOUTS IN OUR COUNCIL, and we take pride in recognizing our members for their commitment, volunteer service, and exceptional contributions. The continued celebration of service depends on you to nominate adult Girl Scout volunteers in your communities.

Who do you know that goes above and beyond to make the world a better place?

Who do you know that embodies the Girl Scout Promise and Law?

Who do you see building the Girl Scout community?

Who do you see building girls of courage, confidence, and character?

Who shows care and nurture for their troop, region, and our Council?

Nominations for Membership Year 2024 opened on August 1, 2024 and close on December 1, 2024. Please fill out the nomination form and let’s celebrate our amazing volunteers together!

Remember, nominations submitted are for the 2024 Membership Year–covering services provided from October 1, 2023 through September 30, 2024. Any mention of services for Membership Year 2025 will be discarded, and the nomination marked null and void. Questions should be sent to awards@gssgc.org.

Scan the QR code or go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/68ZWZV7

Higher Awards

Highest Awards

You shine brightest when you’re making the world a better place. That’s why you can earn three separate awards—the Girl Scout Gold, Silver, and Bronze Awards—as you dream of a better tomorrow and take action in big ways today.

Juniors earn the Bronze Award by teaming up with other girls to make a difference in their towns.

Cadettes earn the Silver Award by researching an issue, making a plan to address it, and taking action to improve their communities.

Cadettes earn the Silver Award by researching an issue, making a plan to address it, and then taking action to improve their communities.

Seniors and Ambassadors earn the Gold Award— the highest award in Girl Scouting—by developing and carrying out lasting solutions to issues in their neighborhoods and beyond. Gold Award Girl Scouts truly are the world changers, rock stars, role models, and real-life heroes we all look up to. Plus, they’re amazing candidates for colleges, scholarships, competitive internship programs, and exciting careers.

Do you have a vision for a better world? We’re here to help you create lasting change every step of the way—and can’t wait to see all that you’re going to accomplish!

Questions? Contact awards@gssgc.org.

Got a vision for a better world? We’re here to help you create lasting change every step of the way—and can’t wait to see all that you’re going to accomplish.

IMPORTANT DEADLINE COMING UP! September 30, 2024 is the deadline to turn in Final Reports for girls who just completed 5th Grade (Bronze deadline), 8th Grade (Silver deadline), and 12th Grade (Gold deadline).

Silver and Gold Award Training online and IN PERSON! Email awards@gssgc.org

For more information visit the higher awards pages on gssgc.org.

Get the scoop! Learn more and network with other world-changers over a scoop of ice cream. Watch our Events page for free “Scoop Nights” coming to a Service Center near you!

Central

Troop 34

Only Rain in the Drain

Kendall Timm

Hailey Truong

Victoria Delgado

Troop 76

Community Crosswalk

Kamaraee Navarro

Troop 163

Responsible Pet Ownership

Clare Rich

Megan Moon

Kaydence Curnow

Troop 542

Jr High Little Lending

Library

Simone Bacon

Mia Dainko

Isabel Servin

Troop 593

P.A.S.S.

Abigail Hartman

Allara Pettitt

Layla Stone

Troop 593

Pollinators

Emelia Stadalman

Kinsey Rice

Troop 1751

P.A.S.S.

Frances Murphy

Troop 1751

Pollinators

Lola Murphy

Troop 2119

Birds to Save

Vanessa Martin

Heather Iverson

Lilianna Castillo

Allison Nguyen

Alexis Hunton

Silver Award Recipients

Central West

Troop 82

Confidence Boosting

Exercises

Samantha Roberts

Troop 245

Instrumental Gender Equity

Grace Lee

Kayla Dominguez

Jewel Ratunil

Naomi Jhu

Brooklyn Amos

Nadia Romero

Troop 678

Bullying

Eleanor Rau

Troop 678

Temescal Valley Little Free Library

Ashley Hinds

Troop 909

Wellness Workshop for Kids

Gwenyth Husband

Grace Stone

Jezereal Chatlos

Serafina Rodriguez

Troop 1160

Change For Air Quality

Victoria Arvizo

Troop 1615

United States and State Flag

Disposal Box

Brooke Barba

High Desert

Troop 710

Homeless Care Bags and Informative Flyer

Samantha Cunkelman

Abigail Thunholm

Troop 1376

Social Media and Youth

Mental Health Impact

Awareness

Ellieanna Gray

Dova Homan

Low Desert

Troop 288

Path to Friendship

Katie Trivette

Aubree Trelfa

Nina Castiaux

Troop 360

Khaki Krew Wall of Fame

Leila Estrada

Rylee Stendell

Tehya Montoya

Southwest

Troop 146

Feathers for Hope: Advocating for Ducks

Emera Winder

Katelyn Davies

Belle-Marie Geibel

Troop 354

Flowerpot Creation

Madeleine Tran

Jennica Suzara

Anabella Engels

Kyleigha Adams

Rana Farooqi

Kendall Kingman

Scarlett Bishop

Peyton Durnford

Ally Dwyer

Jewel Blacketer

Troop 848

ABC, Cope With Me

Abigail Curtis

Sophia Preciado

Allison Walsh

Chloe Walsh

Troop 848

Mindset Reset

Lilah Andrikowich

Calia Hinton

Hope McDougall

Elizabeth Kiggins

Troop 848

HeART

Jazmin Valencia

Grace Reichert

Troop 943

We're Bat-Ter Together

Isabella Noss

Jordan Simar

Troop 1142

Dresscode for Equity

Sasha Lane

Rosalinde Beyronneau

Shelby Fischer

Troop 2352

Monarch Butterfly Garden

Diorama

Karina Carrillo

Faith Holub

Troop 2502

Remembering Cassie

Haylee Huddy

Isabella Palenzuela

Alexa Villalobos

Melony Wiese

Gold Award Recipients

Central

Audrey Thomas

Troop 523

Valley View High School

Online Safety

Sierra Mason

Troop 628

Redlands High School

Junior Forester Program

Madeline Pearl

Troop 787

Redlands High School

Sensory Walk

Central West

Liliana Preciado

Troop 953

Rubidoux High School

Rehoming Cats

Abbygale Gomez

Troop 2081

Eleanor Roosevelt High School

Garden of Hope

Shannon Herrera

Troop 2083

Hillcrest High School

Emotional/Behavioral Regulation Circuit

Hannah Peterson

Troop 2530

John F. Kennedy Middle College High School

Burrowing Owl Habitat

High Desert

Caitlin Stark

Troop 1101

University Preparatory

L.E.M.O.N.

Alyssa Cromwell

Troop 1133

Apple Valley High School

A Place to Reflect

Low Desert

Logan Stendell

Troop 1176

Palm Desert High School

Creativity is Key

Southwest

Sydnie Dantes

Troop 183

Temecula Preparatory School

Gluten's the Frenemy!

Annie Holub

Troop 2352

Murrieta Mesa High School

Donald Graham Elementary Garden

Olivia Nay

Troop 2553

Temecula Valley High

Healing Hearts Through Art

Margaret Scout Service

Awarded to a registered Cadette, Senior or Ambassador Girl Scout who has performed a minimum of 50 hours of service to the Girl Scout community. This service is performed while embodying the Girl Scout Promise and Law in both action and attitude.

Ava Firnkoess Central Region

Katherine Rizzo Central West Region

Lilah Razo High Desert Region

Girl Scout of the Year

Farah Reagan Low Desert Region

Panisa Jada Wanapun-Brown Southwest Region

Medal of Honor

is given to registered Girl Scouts girl members who have saved a human life or attempted to save it under circumstances that indicate heroism without risk to their own lives or have performed heroic acts beyond the degree of maturity and training to be expected at their age.

Zoë Minter

Central West

The Girl Scout of the Year award is the highest Council award presented to a girl in grades 9-12 who exemplifies through her words, actions and involvement, the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism and service. Nominations can come from anyone affiliated with the candidate and the recipient is selected by the Council Recognitions Committee.

Lilah Razo

High Desert

Abigail Cheley

Low Desert

Camp Skyland Ranch

Camp Skyland Ranch is growing! This year we had a grand opening for our new expanded restrooms, allowing Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio (GSSGC) to continue serving schools at an increased capacity during the school year and summer. Our Council also received appropriations for government funding thanks to the support of Congressman Pete Aguilar. With new funding secured for Skyland Ranch we are planning to move forward with some muchneeded updates and capital improvements. This is in addition to the work that has been accomplished thanks to gracious funders, the nonprofit Learn4Life, and the California Conservation Corps. This combined support has resulted in new horse tack sheds, a growing yurt village, and overall forest and trail rehabilitation.

The California Conservation Corps has also assisted us in preserving Camp Wi-Wo-Ca and Azalea Trails. We recently hosted a work party at Azaela Trails alongside involved volunteers and alumni who helped prepare the camp for troops. Many individuals, corporations, and foundations have chosen to contribute to our camps to help provide a safe, educational, and fun experience for girls in our community. We invite you to join us in our goal of preserving the gift of camp for generations to come. Please go to www.gssgc. org/donate and make a gift today!

To discuss major gift and naming opportunities, email Jernine McBride at jmcbride@gssgc.org or call her at 909-534-2473.

Our Sincerest Thanks

Skylanders

The following individuals have made a personal commitment to Skyland Ranch.

Diana LaMar

Chuck MacKinnon

Sandra Mayo

Theresa Molko

Kenneth Mortensen

Sarah Newton

Edythe Avery

Cindy and Tom Beyl

Cynthia Breunig

Louise Danelian

Reita Dykes

Stacey Grant

Joanne Jovanovic

David Kobrin

Shannon Ng

Michael and Sally Schreter

Gail Seekins

Jennie Smith

Pamela Verhaegen

Cookie Community Partners

By inviting girls to sell Girl Scout Cookies in front of your businesses, you help them reach their goals!

Albertsons

Alin Party Supply

Altura Credit Union

America’s Tire Store

Annie’s Cafe

Arrowhead Lanes

Bank of Hemet

Barons Market

Barstow Fuel 76

Barstow High School

Barstow Mall

BBVA Bank

Bluewater Grill

Bob’s Big Boy

Boot Barn

Bristol Farms

Bureau of Land Management

Burgess Moving & Storage

Canyon Lake Farmers Market

Cardenas Market

Chicos

College of the Desert

Cooley Ranch Elementary

Country Store

Dairy Queen

Del Taco

Desert Discovery Center -

Barstow

Dunkin’ Donuts

Empire Polo Fields

Floor and Decor

Flower Hill Bistro

Fontana Woman’s Center

Food 4 Less

Gelson’s Super Market

Gerrards

GNC

Golden Corral

Goodwin’s Market

Grizzly Cafe

GrubHub

Hemet Farmers Market

Hobby Lobby

IHOP

Jensen’s

Jersey Pizza

Jule’s Market

Kirklands

Kmart

Kolb Middle School

Krikorian Theatre

Lake Elsinore Outlets

Lakeshore Learning Center

Lane Bryant

Lenny Dykstra’s Car Wash

Lowe’s

Lumpy’s

Lutheran Church of Our Savior

March AFB

Marshalls

Maxx Pizza

McDonalds

Menifee Valley Little League

Mimi’s Cafe

Moreno Valley Mall

Mountain High Resort

Murrieta Farmers Market

Newberry Springs

Elementary School

New Hope Missionary

Baptist Church

Nuevo Market

Oak Trunk

Petco

Pieology

Platas

Premier ATA

Provident Bank

Ralphs

Rancho Army Navy Store

Red Robin

Revolutions Bowling

Rite Aid

Rosita’s

Sam’s Club

Shell Gas Station

Shepherd of the Desert

Lutheran Church

Snow Valley Ski Resort

Sparkle Car Wash

Staples

Starbucks

Stater Bros.

Stein Mart

Temecula Farmers Market

The River in Rancho Mirage

The Shops at Dos Lagos

Tom’s Burgers

Tom’s Farms

Tractor Supply Co

Turner’s Outdoorsman

UPS Store

Victor Bowl

Vons

Walgreens

Walmart

Westfield Mall Palm Desert

Yermo Community Center

Yogurt Island

Corporate Recognition & Community Partners

Thank you to our donors and funders who have always believed in the benefits of Girl Scouting and have always stepped up to assist us, especially now in this time of uncertainty. Your support and flexibility over the years have been crucial to Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council and the entire non-profit community.

❧ $25,000+

Irene W. and Guy L. Anderson Children’s Foundation

Schlinger Chrisman Foundation

❧ $10,000-$24,999

Riverside County Nonprofit Assistance Fund

❧ $5,000-$9,999

Cathay Bank Constellation

Desert Sands Unified School District

❧ $1,000-$4,999

Amazon

Banning Chamber of Commerce

BNSF Railway Foundation

Burgess Moving & Storage

Capital Group

Edison International Pechanga Resort and Casino

City of Palm Springs

Pacific Premier Bank

Seven Points Inc.

Southwest Gas Corporation

Stater Bros. Charities

The YWCA of Riverside County Endowment Fund at Inland Empire Community Foundation, Where Giving Grows

Juliette Gordon Low Society

The Juliette Gordon Low Society is a giving society to honor those who have committed to make planned gifts to Girl Scouts. A planned gift is a future gift through your financial and estate plans; for example, a bequest.

Why join the Juliette Gordon Low Society?

Your planned gift is also your legacy of goodwill that benefits future generations of girls to come. It ensures that Girl Scouts continues to prepare every girl to become a G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)TM

Erik and Eva Andersen

Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift

Richard G. Aquino

Rhesa Ashbacher

Andrew Avery

Edythe Avery

Debbie Barrera

Dianne Belk & Lawrence Calder

Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift

Carol Bond

Michele Branconier

Cynthia H. Breunig

Paulette Brown-Hinds

The Burdette Family

Pat and Terry Caldwell

Dr. Patricia A. S. Crowley

Lauren Denson

Linda Dominguez

Debra Donnell

Sean and Melinda Dougherty

Jeanie Eberts

Kimberly Fasching

Sally Gose

Debra Gradias

Stacey Grant

Knea Hawley

Renee Hill

Joyce Knoll

David Kobrin

Elizabeth Locke-Thomas

Lolla Long

Kit Mac Nee

Chuck MacKinnon

Sandra L. Mayo

Wade Mayo

Dawn Meade Keeling

Yves Mombeleur

Sylvia Morrison

Ken and Sandy Mortensen

Beth and Steve Newton

Shannon Ng

Cathy Paredes

Donna “Whisper” Tucker-Parker

Ms. Cynthia Paulo

Nancy Perdue

Brandy Placencia

Carrie Raleigh

Reece Family

Irene N. Rodríguez

Ann Marie and Matt Sakrekoff

Katheryn E. Sari

Bob Schumacher

Tina Schumacher

Gail A. Seekins

Kristina Sewell

Dr. Barbara P. Sirvis

Kent Smith

Anne Sutheimer Rice

Dana K. Thomas

Susanne Tisdall

Pam Verhaegen

Jennifer Weaver-Beal

June Yamamoto

Wendy Zinn

The Daisy Society

Before Girl Scouts sail around the world or design their own fashion line, they need to believe they can do it.

Invest in our local Girl Scouts and make those dreams a reality. Then watch as they discover new interests and chase their dreams—with the pride of knowing you helped make it possible.

Your gift will be used to ensure local Girl Scouts gain the skills and confidence needed to accept challenges, overcome obstacles, and become leaders. Plus, every dollar you give stays right here in our community!

Thank you for all you do for the girls in our communities.

Jernine McBride

Vice President of Individual Giving (909) 534-2473

jmcbride@gssgc.org

❧ CHARACTER $10,000+

Anonymous

Edythe Avery

Debbie Barrera

Cindy and Tom Beyl

Cynthia Breunig

Renee Hill

David Kobrin

Kit Mac Nee

❧ CONFIDENCE $5,000–$9,999

Kathleen Barth

Cindy Chapman

Betty Hao

Joyce Knoll

Shannon Ng

Irene N. Rodríguez

❧ COURAGE $1,000–$4,999

Andy Avery

Stephanie Danielson

Kristina Falkner

Adela Flores-Bertrand

Julie Jordan

Robyn Manzini

❧ MEMBER $240–$999

Kathryn Abad

Susan Ahlberg

Daniel Cobb

Charles Courdy

Eugene Gleason

Yves Mombeleur

Sarah Newton

Cathy Paredes

Nancy Perdue

Lisa Reece

Ann Marie Sakrekoff

gssgc.org/donate

Sandra Mayo

Michael and Sally Schreter

Scooter Barb

Jennie Smith

Pamela Verhaegen

Katheryn Sari

Tina Schumacher

Kent Smith

J Ahleda Stockton

June Yamamoto

Sandra Oliphant

Brie Ouellette

Ron Sabala

Diane Schroeder

Leslee Temple

Names listed for the Daisy Society are based on giving for calendar year 2024.

Susanne Tisdall

Teofista Turner

Dan Zhang

Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio

1751 Plum Lane

Redlands, CA 92374

Locations

Central Service Center & Executive Of ces 1751 Plum Lane

Redlands, CA 92374

Central West Service Center 9840 Indiana Avenue, Suites 7, 8 & 9 Riverside, CA 92503

Low Desert Service Center 75-180 Mediterranean, Suites A & B Palm Desert, CA 92211

High Desert Service Center 15180 Anacapa Rd. Victorville, CA 92362

Southwest Service Center

40880 County Center Dr., Suite G

Temecula, CA 92591