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FOR our Girl Scouts whose Girl Scouting journey will end at the end of this Girl Scout year, we are so incredibly thankful that Girl Scouting has been such a big part of your lives, we wish you much success as you begin your new journey into adulthood and Alumna status. We know that you will do great things. For our Girl Scouts that are still making this Girl Scouting journey, we are so honored that you have chosen to continue to believe in this mission and are still taking this journey alongside us. We too are learning and growing from each of you, we need you to guide us and to teach us where we can be
IT’S hard to believe that we are at the beginning of another new Girl Scout year. Every new year brings new opportunities for more growth, fun and excitement. As we leave the summer months behind and jump into fall, we can look forward to new adventures and opportunities with excitement. We look forward to connecting again with our Girl Scout sisters and friends. Every Girl Scout that is a member of this powerful movement has taken a journey these last couple of years. We know that this journey has not been easy, but you have persevered and risen to conquer each new challenge or obstacle that has come your way. This journey has brought all of us joy, sorrow, and much time for reflection. It has also brought us a chance at growth. In all your journeys we want you to know that we see you! In your struggles and in all your glory, we see you and we want you to know that each one of you has been an inspiration to all of us here at council. You are each powerful and phenomenal in your
WELCOME to the 2022-23 Entrepreneurial Program year. Girl Scouting and the Entrepreneurial Program offers girls the opportunity to learn and practice new skills, gain knowledge and confidence, and interact with and give back to their community. One of the most important keys to success is a positive attitude! Negativity is an obstacle we must all work to overcome. If you have already decided you will fail, then you will. Our task is to stay motivated and shine brightly with so much optimism and positivity that it spreads to those around us. This allows us to see opportunities in the challenges we face and to be creative in our solutions. So, it is fitting that the motto this year is “Go Bright Ahead”!
We have listened to the feedback from volunteers and girls and have made a few
own way. We have watched you find your voice and act; we have watched you rise above and continue to not only believe in yourselves, but in this mission. We have watched you draw strength from people and situations and use those to help better not only yourselves but the community and the people around you. We have watched you strive to reach your full potential and it has been glorious to see!
changes to the Fall Program in 2022 to reflect the desires and needs of the troops. First, we are keeping it simple! Girl delivery product will only be available via the pre-paid Online Girl Delivery option in M2 to avoid the need for families or Troop Coordinators to have to collect money and make bank deposits, or input order card orders into the system. The Direct Ship option and Magazines will also be available online throughout the duration of the program. We have also modified the Girl Rewards and Troop Proceeds. With delayed production and shipping times along with the diverse interests of the girls, we have reduced the physical rewards to just a few themed items, while increasing the Nutty Dough opportunity. This allows girls to personalize their rewards more to their liking, whether it be some fun items from our shops, or apply their rewards toward
2 DEI: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion 4 A Message from your CEO Council Office Closures 5 Entrepreneurial Calendar Gluten Free Preorder 6 Girl Rewards 7 Troop Rewards & Proceeds 8 Fall Coordinator Registration Your Entrepreneurial Team 9 Coordinator Bingo 10 Nuts, Candies & Magazines 12 Goal Sheet 13 How the Nut Cracks 14 Family Connections and Your Troop 15 Happy Fall Recruitments 16 Early Renewal Winners 17 Girl Scouts to Career 18 Customize Your Girl Scout Experience 19 Go To Camp 20 Volunteers Wanted! 21 Troop Activities and Travel 22 Training Updates 23 AdultHigherRecognitionsAwards 24 2022 Gold Award Recipients 26 2022 Silver Award Recipients 27 2022 Graduating Seniors 2022 Ten Year Award Recipients 28 Camp Skyland Ranch 30 Cookie Community Partners 31 Corporate Recognition & Community Partners 32 Juliette Gordon Low Society 33 The Daisy Society Contents
events and camps, while decreasing long wait times. We have also increased the Troop Proceeds to allow troops to earn more funds to enjoy programming immediately with their girls!
Devon Spira Director of Entrepreneurial
helpful and useful to you. As we get ready for the Fall Entrepreneurial Program, please remember that selflove and self-care are good things! Not only are they good, but they are also so important. You and only you can set your goals, always celebrate differences. Remember, YOU are always worth it! Never compare yourself to others, you are amazing just as you are! We can’t wait to see what this new year holds for all of us.
Thank you for joining us and starting this year off with less stress, more fun and optimistic goals that we will all reach together.
Yours in Girl Scouting,
Jua-Nita Williams Houston Chief of Mission Delivery
Wishing you much love and tremendous success,
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Diversity is about difference. A group has diversity when the people present (e.g., our organization’s girl members, volunteers, staff) re ect differences across socioeconomic status, race, ethnicity, physical ability, gender, sexual orientation, age, education, religion, political beliefs, and so on. Different groups re ect different forms and degrees of diversity—and the Girl Scout Constitution calls for our membership to re ect the pluralistic nature of our communities.
Girl Scouts Stands Against Racism and Pledges to Work for a Just Society for All
DEI:
Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council will not tolerate racism in any form. We are committed to providing an anti-racist environment built through meaningful and lasting work in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI).
Equity is about seeking to give everyone access to the same opportunities while acknowledging that we don’t all start from the same place. Through equitable practices, people are given the support they need to have an experience (e.g., participate in Girl Scouts). Tackling this part of the work requires that we understand the underlying causes of disparities in, for example, health, educational, and employment outcomes among different Whendemographics.
inclusion is happening, people who are present feel a sense of belonging (e.g., have a voice, hold leadership positions, feel Girl Scouts is for them). In the words of inclusion strategist, social commentator, author, and Net ix’s VP of inclusion strategy Vernā Myers, “Diversity is being asked to the party; inclusion is being asked to dance.” While a truly inclusive group is necessarily diverse, a diverse group may or may not be inclusive.
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
What do the terms in DEI mean? What do they mean in the context of Girl Scouting?
Diversity & Inclusion Action Team:
The Diversity & Inclusion Action Team is a committee of staff, volunteer, and older girl members that is focused on upholding the Council’s Anti-racism & Antidiscrimination Policy, which states:
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Are you passionate about diversity, equity, and inclusion? Do you want to be more involved in our Council to ensure our Girl Scouts feel welcomed, respected and included?
If you want to learn more about the values of the Diversity & Inclusion Action Team and our Council, visit Girl Scouts’ Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) page on our website and if you are interested in joining the Action Team, please email Chief of Member Services Debra Donnell at ddonnell@gssgc.org.
“Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council will not tolerate racism in any form. We are committed to providing an anti-racist environment that ensures all girls of color and culture feel supported, welcomed, and treated with dignity and respect. Our Council will take action to support all girls, volunteers, alums, staff and family members to ensure a more equitable organization that does not tolerate racial injustice...”
Another critical aspect of Girl Scouting is the support from troop leaders, volunteers, and family members. It is up to all of us to nurture and empower the next generation of Girl Scout leaders.
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Our Council is working hard to ensure what girls need to be successful all year long is available to the troop leaders, volunteers, and families who interact with and impact the girls in their daily lives. We know that the only way to succeed in reaching the mission of Girl Scouting is together.
The five key skills are an important aspect of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and the overall mission of Girl Scouting: To build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. The skills girls gain will help them not only during the Entrepreneurial Programs, but throughout their lives.
Council operations and offices will be closed on the dates below whether offices are open to the public or remote working environment is still being observed.
November 24th–25th Thanksgiving
Winter
Friday, November 11th Veterans Day
December 20th–30th Holiday Closure
GSSGC Council Office Closures 2022
We can’t wait to “Go Bright Ahead” into a future full of opportunities at San Gorgonio Council.
Dear Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Families, Friends, and Volunteers,
Cynthia H. Breunig President and CEO
As we enter the 2023 Girl Scout membership year, we welcome all of our new Girl Scouts, families, and volunteers who are joining the organization for the first time, and we welcome back all those who are returning for another year of Girl Scout fun. The year promises to be full of adventures and opportunities.
We begin this year with the Fall Entrepreneurial Program. Girls who participate will have a great introduction to the five key skills: Goal Setting, Decision Making, Money Management, People Skills, and Business Ethics. Through these skills, Girl Scouts will begin to think creatively, like innovators and entrepreneurs, to grow their own businesses and reach their goals, all while earning proceeds to fund their troops’ adventures.
Yours in Girl Scouting,
2023 Gluten Free ProgramEntrepreneurialPre-OrderCalendar 5
The price of Gluten Free is $6 a package vs. all other flavors at $5 a 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 $72 per case.
Complete Online Coordinator Training 10/1/2022
Caramel Chocolate Chip NEW RECIPE! The cookie has rich caramel, semi-sweet chocolate chips, and a hint of sea salt.
Fall Product Program Ends 11/15/2022
BEFORE 9/15/2022
2022 Fall Program MEGA DROP 11/13/2022
Update Participating Girls’ Email & Membership BEFORE 9/20/2022
Girl Reward Choices Due 10/23/2022
*Orders may need to be adjusted if the total quantity requested is greater than our Council allotment. Today! https://bit.ly/GFpreorder2023
Last Day for Online Girl Delivery 11/18/2022 Paper Push/Close-out 11/28/2022 2023 Cookie Program Troop Coordinator Training Opens 12/13/2022
Fall Product Program Begins 10/15/2022
2023 Cookie Program MEGA DROP 1/29/2023
1st day of the 2023 Cookie Program 3/19/2023 2023 Cookie Program Ends
What is the Gluten Free Girl Scout Cookie for 2023?
Preorder
2023 Cookie Initial Order Due 1/28/2023
2023 Gluten Free Pre-order Due 11/5/2022
Please complete and submit the Wufoo form to place your troop’s order of Gluten Free Girl Scout Cookies for the 2023 Girl Scout Cookie Program. ONLY ONE ORDER PER TROOP MAY BE SUBMITTED. If you need to make a change to a previously submitted order, please email productsales@ gssgc.org. 2023 Cookie Program Gluten Free orders are due by October 15, 2022!
RewardsGirl 1 2 3 4 5 2022 Fall Program Patches 1 $75 Combined Sales Go Bright Ahead Patch 2 5+ Magazines Swimming Seal Patch 3 20+ Nut & Chocolate Items 2022 Seal Patch 4 |15+ Emails + Share Online Patch 5 10+ I CARE “Thank You Nuts” I CARE Patch 2022 ◆◆◆◆thereflectedtheirParents/GuardiansatindividualwillPersonalizedPersonalizedFallPatch:AvatarPatchesbemaileddirectlytoeachgirlwhoearnsthemtheendoftheprogram.shouldensurecorrectmailingaddressisinM2OS.Girlscanearnpersonalizedpatchby:CreatingyouravatarSendingatleast1emailtolaunchyouronlinecampaignUsingthe“ShareMySite”functionintheM2systemtoaskfriendsandfamilyforsupportReaching$300+incombinedsales OR $250salescombinedCHOICESmallSealPlushORExtra$5NuttyDough OR $500salescombinedCHOICELargeSealPlushORExtra$10NuttyDough OR 2022 Nutty Dough $100 Combined Sales $5 Nutty Dough $200 Combined Sales $10 Nutty Dough $300 Combined Sales $15 Nutty Dough $400 Combined Sales $25 Nutty Dough $500 Combined Sales $50 Nutty Dough $600 Combined Sales $75 Nutty Dough $700 Combined Sales $100 Nutty Dough $800 Combined Sales $125 Nutty Dough $900 Combined Sales $150 Nutty Dough $1000 Combined Sales $175 Nutty Dough Did you know you can double Nutty Dough when you use it to register for camp on the day of Cookie Rally?
RewardsTroop Proceeds& NATSDARDPLAN20% 20% of Total Sales for Nuts, MagazinesChocolates,&ICare TPO-OUT* PLAN Additional 10% of total sales added to Troop Proceeds (30% Total) +10% NEW Increased Standard Troop Proceeds GP003+A*BONUS PROCEEDS Additional 5% of total sales added to Troop Proceeds +5% ◆ Standard Proceed plan for Troops with $300+ PGA earn 25% of totals sales ◆ Opt-Out Proceed plan for Troops with $300+ PGA earn 35% of total sales GP+052A*COOKIEBONUSPROCEEDS Additional 2¢ per box of cookies for the 2023 ProgramCookie +2¢ A minimum of 3 participating* girls is required to qualify. Troops with a PGA of $250+ in the 2022 Fall Program can earn an additional 2 Cents per box for the 2023 Cookie Program. Requests to Opt-Out are due from the Troop Product Coordinator by September 15th and require all girls/parents to agree to the terms. https://bit.ly/fall2022optout Opt-out applies to the entire troop and is not available for individual girls. Coordinator Rewards *Participating means having earned the Program Participation Theme patch ($75 in Combined sales) Coordinator Personalized Patch Send the Parent/Guardian email blast through M2 and achieve a troop combined sale of $1500+ Charcuterie Board Every CoordinatorTroopwith 3 or more Participating*Girls COOKIE ◆◆◆◆theisensureprogram.girlmailedPersonalizedPersonalizedCrossoverPatch:AvatarPatcheswillbedirectlytoeachindividualwhoearnsthemattheendoftheParents/GuardiansshouldtheircorrectmailingaddressreflectedinM2OS.GirlscanearnCookieCrossoverPatchby:CreatingyouravatarintheM2systemSending15+emailsandreaching$75+incombinedsalesintheM2systemduringtheFallProductProgramUsingthe“ShareMySite”functionintheM2systemduringtheFallProductProgramSelling24+boxesofcookiesandselling10+OnlineICareDonations $1000 combined sales CHOICE Adopt a Seal & Charm Hawaiian Monk Seal Preservation Ohana For over 10 years, the Hawaiian Monk Seal Preservation Ohana or HMSPO has been in existence as a volunteer organization that provides education and outreach to Oahu’s communities about the species and cares for, protects, and responds to the needs of Oahu’s Hawaiian Monk Seals. OR Event at The Living Desert (December 10, 2022) Wild Lights experience for Girl and Chaperone. Includes Hot Chocolate, S’mores, and SWAG! 7
ENTREPRENEURIAL PROGRAM REGIONAL COORDINATOR
ENTREPRENEURIAL PROGRAM REGIONAL COORDINATOR
Caryn Martin-Patino cmartinpatino@gssgc.org
Gabie Darrow: gdarrow@gssgc.orgCentral
SOUTHWEST Kim Ludlam
Alexis Herrera: Central West aherrera@gssgc.org
Entrepreneurial Program Regional Managers
Devon Spira dspira@gssgc.org
HIGH DESERT Anne Rice
Viki Jaggers: vjaggers@gssgc.org
Fall Program Manager swproductsales@gmail.com
CHIEF OF MISSION DELIVERY
Sara Valdez: High svaldez@gssgc.orgDesert
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ENTREPRENEURIAL PROGRAM REGIONAL COORDINATOR
In order to participate in the 2022 Fall Product Program, it is mandatory that one registered adult from each troop becomes the Product Coordinator and completes the online training learning pathway. The Product Coordinator does not need to be a Co-Leader, but must be a registered Adult Member for the 202223 Membership year and have a current, cleared background check on file. Register today! https://bit.ly/Fall2022CoordinatorReg
DIRECTOR ENTREPRENEURIALOFPROGRAMS
Jill Lodato: jlodato@gssgc.orgSouthwest
LOW DESERT
ENTREPRENEURIAL PROGRAM
CENTRAL Samantha Riggs
For general Council Entrepreneurial Program questions contact customercare@gssgc.org
Fall Coordinator Registration
Entrepreneurial Program Council Team
CENTRAL WEST Jiranda Strebel CWfallcookie@gmail.com
SPECIALIST & REGIONAL COORDINATOR
Chantal Francisco LowDesertProductSales@gmail.com
Lisa Reynolds: Low lreynolds@gssgc.orgDesert
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Jua-Nita Williams Houston jhouston@gssgc.org
hdfallcookies@gmail.com
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ENTREPRENEURIAL PROGRAM REGIONAL COORDINATOR
Review the Fall ProductFamilyProgramGuide
Help girls in setting Individual and Troop goals for the Fall Product Program
Encourage girls to share their link or QR code
Coordinator Bingo
To Play: Complete a BINGO for your name to be put in a drawing for one of our fabulous prizes
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Talk about the Thank You Nuts I CARE program with your girls SendLaunchParent/GuardianEmailsforparticipatinggirlsthroughM2OS
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Invite and host a Parent/Guardian Fall ProductMeetingProgram
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Visit the GSSGC website to review the available resources for the Fall ProgramProduct
1 bingo = 1 entry • Blackout = 10 entries
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Check in with your Girl Scout MemberStaff
Once complete, email a copy/picture of your BINGO Card to ProductSales@gssgc.org. Deadline is October 23, 2022!
Nuts, Candies & Magazines Dulce De Leche Owls Fresh, milky caramel surrounded by smooth milk chocolate. 5.1 oz. Box $6 Peanut Butter Bears Milk chocolate bears with a smooth peanut butter filling. 6 oz. Box $6 Dark Chocolate Mint Penguins Rich dark chocolate penguins bursting with frosty mint. 6 oz. Box $6 Peppermint Pretzels Crunchy pretzels coated in rich dark chocolate and sprinkled with peppermint pieces. 6.5 oz. $6 English Butter Toffee Crunchy handcrafted toffee drenched in milk chocolate. 6 oz. Box $7 Dark Chocolate Caramel Caps Dark chocolate covered caramel topped with sea salt. 6 oz. $7 Honey Roasted Mixed Nuts Cashews, almonds, peanuts and pecans with a touch of honey. 16 oz. Jar $10 Whole Cashews Whole cashews with sea salt. 8 oz. $9 Chocolate Covered Almonds Crunchy almonds covered in milk chocolate. 10 oz. $8 10
Plus even more yummy options available online! Salsa Mix Peanuts, salsa corn sticks, toasted corn, soy noodles, almonds and pepitas. 8 oz. $6 Butter Toasted Peanuts Lightly toasted peanuts with a buttery flavor. 9 oz. $6 Fruit Slices Fat free! Chewy fruit slices in an assortment of flavors. 10.5 oz. $6 Peanut Butter Pretzel Mix Peanuts, peanut butter gems, peanut butter mini cups, mini pretzels and cashews. 7 oz. $7 Deluxe Pecan Clusters Roasted pecans covered in caramel and milk chocolate! 5 oz. Box $7 Mint Treasure Girl Scout Tin Creamy milk chocolate with a refreshing mint filled center. 6 oz. in a Girl Scout Tin $10 Chocolate Covered Raisins The plumpest raisins covered in smooth milk chocolate. 10 oz. $7 I Care Donation Show your appreciation by giving the gift of nuts & candies to our Military Troops serving in the USA! $5 Magazines Choose between 600+ magazines available for subscription and renewal and almost 200 digital titles. 11
The GIRL SCOUTS name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, including the Trefoil Design, YourDiscussNamewhatactiv ities your troop would like to do this year Determine how much money you w ill need to make that happen S h a r e y o ur g o a ls w it h f r i e n ds a n d fam i l y $Myindividualgoal$My troop goal Set a fall product goal based on your troop budget 100% 10%20% 80%640%0% 30% 50% 70% 90% 1 Start by going to your Council’s website and clicking on the link to participate in the online portion of the program. 3 Check the dates of the product program and make sure to have all orders before the end date. 2 Enter your goals and your progress will appear on your online site for friends and family to see. 6 Make sure to follow all Girl Scout safety activity checkpoints for computer/online use and Council sponsored product program. Only contact people you and your family know 4 friends and family based upon your knowledge of their interests 5 Thank every customer, whether they buy online or in person. Mark your progress in the clouds as you get closer to reaching your goal 12
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Save the date for GSSGC’s Volunteer Conference and Appointed Volunteer Training: Saturday, November 19, 2022.
Upcoming Events
Why? Because it helps:
Girl Scouting provides the best opportunities for girls when families step up and play an active part in the troop. Without meaningful support from parents, it’s dif cult for a troop to be all it can be. Plus, girls feel a special sense of pride when their families take part and show interest in the things they are doing!
Families understand what Girl Scouting can do for their girl.
Check out our step-by-step guide and parent meeting outline in the Volunteer Toolkit. You can access the Volunteer Toolkit via MyGS.
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Family Connections: The Key Ingredient to Successful Girl Scout Troops!
You ll key troop positions–you never know which parent will make an awesome Co-Leader, Troop Helper, Fall Product Coordinator or Cookie Coordinator.
Families and leaders identify ways they will work as a team to support the troop. Families and leaders agree about what the troop pays for and what families pay for
Families know how the troop will communicate things like upcoming events or schedule changes. Families learn about uniforms, books, and other important basics.
Happy Fall Recruitments Share the fun with all girls and adults interested in Girl Scouts! Scan the QR code or https://bit.ly/FallRecruitment2023visitformoreinformation! The Recruitment Team is hosting fun events in each region! Girls will have fun learning about pets and/or attending an Animal Dance Party. • Saturday, Sept. 24th 10 a.m. Southwest Service Center Saturday, Oct. 1st 10 a.m. Redlands, Central West, High Desert and Low Desert Service Centers The recruitment events are for non-registered girls and adults interested in joining Girl Scouts. Join us for our Pet and Animal Dance Parties! 15
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Adelina C. Troop 1807 Jordan L. Troop 274 Brooklyn B. Troop 438 Sophia V. Troop 941 Ella C. Troop 1916 Emily F. Troop 834
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Central Kira L. Troop 593 Kennedy C. Troop 1305 Kayla G. Troop 1305 Dakota M. Troop 1686 Maritza G. Troop 898 Emma T. Troop 236
Harley S. Troop 947 Esmeralda R. Troop 444 Giuliana D. Troop 992 Rubi G. Troop 492 Emma A. Troop 1142 Sienna A. Troop 183
Katrine W. Troop 199 Emma M. Troop 1614 Amie S. Troop 1623 Reagan V. Troop 2092 Gabriella M. Troop 1410 Hollis J. Troop 245
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November 11th-13th
STEM ExplorationCareerBadgeWorkshops
Being a Girl Scout gives you lifelong money smarts! You know how the cookie crumbles and you have a tried-and-true plan to become your own boss. Let’s now learn how to be the boss in the world of money. Take a tour of the Reality Store, a financial simulation that will teach you about taxes, saving vs. spending, interest, debit and credit cards, and the fastest way to become a millionaire. Let’s learn how money works and how to build wealth to fund the life of purpose we are meant to live.
Join us for Allied Health Day
WEAR CAPES!
NOT ALL HEROES
Wednesday, November 16, 2022 9am–2pm
When girls have earned these badges, they will have explored how they want to change the world and understand how a career in STEM (or another field) can help make a difference. Imagine teaming up with others to invent the future. That future can be a reality. Sign-up today or create your own with a virtual program staff (email for details)!
Earn the latest Girl Scout badges at virtual or blended workshops offered in the 2023 Membership Year. Find out how the things you love can become a part of your future. What you decide to do as a grown-up can start today!
Money Movers Weekend at RanchSkyland
*Transportation will be provided from Redlands to the event and back to Redlands*
Head to www.gssgc.org/calendar to register for these and other opportunities that will be added throughout the year (space is limited).
Girl Scouts to Career
Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, we are proud to expand our celebrated career exploration program (Classroom to Career) to Girl Scouts participating in troops. This program offers so many great ways to open your Girl Scouts’ minds to career paths and possibilities for their future.
Learn the superpower of Fire Technology, Respiration Care, Emergency Transportation, Nursing Technicians, and Radiation Technicians. This is a Khaki Crew Event (Cadette, Senior & Ambassador aged girls) at Crafton Hills College.
See the Event Calendar for other experiences in a variety of themes including career, music, travel, diversity, mental awareness, the outdoors and more!
Customize your Girl Scout Experience in a few easy steps:
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Keep a look out for the monthly emails but also watch for updates on the calendar –we are continuously adding events. Be on the lookout for offerings for troops, families, and individual Girl Scouts. to gssgc.org/eventcalendar to all of your Girl Scout
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Theme-based day events provide four (4) hours of program plus lunch at a cost of $25 per participant. These events are great for troops and families. Tag-a-longs (non-Girl Scouts) are often welcome!
Do you love camp and want to share this awesome site with your kid’s classroom? We offer Field Trips! Teachers can bring their class for a day, an afternoon, or several overnights. We work with each teacher individually to prepare an experience that is right for their class. For additional details, visit www.gssgc.org/outdoors or email programcoordinator@gssgc.org or call 909-307-6555 for a current yer and book your eld trip now!
Summer Camp at Camp Skyland Ranch
Pay the Fee, or $60 Deposit for higher cost events. Balance is due four (4) weeks prior to program
Weekend Camps at Camp Skyland Ranch
Day Events at Camp Skyland Ranch & WiWoCa
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*Space is limited for all of our programs. Register early to guarantee a spot Questions? Please email customercare@gssgc.org OR CALL 909-307-6555 OR 800-400-GIRL
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Girl Scouts try to make summer camp affordable for all girls. Watch for the dates and a new discount on camp for participating in the Girl Scout product program in the fall and spring! More information will be shared in our monthly email newsletter.
Do you love our camp properties? Rent GSSGC’s Camp Properties and host your own prgrams or events! Skyland Ranch and WiWoCa are available to reserve for your troop, service area, or region. Each location has unique qualities to t your needs. You can reserve a single unit, multiple areas, or the entire camp. Add-ons are available including prepared meals, workshops, ropes course, archery, and more depending on the site and size of your group. To reserve a site visit: www.gssgc.org/outdoors. If you need assistance reserving your event, contact our of ces at 909-307-6555 or programcoordinator@gssgc.org.
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Theme-based weekend camps are offered year-round allowing girls to get a taste of camp while working on Girl Scout badges or program. Visit the Event Calendar for dates, themes, and speci cs. Generally, camps are held at Camp Skyland Ranch.
Girl Scout Camp is Not Just For Summer 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 and attending camp on your own increases life-long skills. We have a variety of camp themes for all interest levels that range from glamping to survival that vary in length, from days to weeks. Check out some of what we have to offer by visiting the website for the speci c programs:
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You are valuable and help make the world a better place! Please consider giving a few extra hours to help provide amazing programs to our girls! Help for a day, a week, or all year-it’s up to you! We work together and there are a variety of ways you can get more involved! Click on the link or use the QR code and let’s talk about how we can support our Girl Scouts together!
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Have you taken Program Aide (PA) Training or Leader-in-Training (LIT)? The Program Department would love to help you grow your leadership skills as well as earn your Service to Girl Scouting pin and service hours for school! Use the QR code or follow the link to let us know that you would like opportunities to serve other Girl Scouts!
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Attention Khaki Crew (Grades 6-12)!
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 in the Forms section on GSSGC’s website to assist you as you plan. Visit www.gssgc.org and use the bolded keywords below to search the forms section.
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Girl Scouts’ Safety Activity Checkpoints (SAC) 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 contains guidance and safety requirements for activities ranging from adventure sports to using the internet and notes which activities require Council approval. Our Girl Scout insurance determines what activities require approval and are permitted at each Girl Scout level. The SAC can be a very informative and useful tool for troops as they plan their year. Before digging into the full document, check out the online Activity Approval Process form for a quick look at which activities require approval. The SAC is updated regularly by GSUSA with guidance on existing or new activities.
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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 of 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 required forms, trainings, and Council approvals, as well as links to trip planning tools created by GSUSA and GSSGC to help girls and their leaders think through all the details for both domestic and international travel as a troop or travel group.
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 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 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) (subject to approval). Talk to your Region or Service Unit Event Chair for training and help in completing the Intent to Event Application.
Some examples of activities that require approval are horseback riding, rock climbing, swimming, overnights longer than 24 hours, just to name a few. See the complete list in the Activity Approval Process form, found in the Forms section of our website.
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Are you passionate about the outdoors or leadership development? Do you have tips and tricks from years of Girl Scouting that you would like 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 develop and deliver trainings that support the next generation of leaders and adult volunteers, who help build girls of courage, con dence, and character.
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Have you enjoyed Girl Scout training? Could you see yourself helping new volunteers and older girls?
As a volunteer organization, we rely on trainers to help provide the most accurate information to new volunteers taking on leadership roles; current volunteers wanting more experience; and older girls wanting to learn additional leadership skills. If you love Girl Scouting, this is a great way to volunteer. Trainers are needed in all areas of the Council (especially more rural areas) to bring training closer to each Girl Scout Service Unit. Trainers are adults who work effectively with other adults and/or older girls and serve as role models for adult volunteers. If you would like to become a Council trainer register for the 1st annual Train the Trainer course on Saturday, October 8, 2022 from 9:00am–4:00pm at the Redlands Program Center.
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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 Scouts in your Herecommunities.isyouropportunity to formally recognize those special volunteers that go above and beyond.
Confusing? Let us explain. If you were a Junior working on your Bronze Award and you just completed 5th grade, you have until September 30, 2022 to complete your project and turn in your nal report via email to awards@gssgc.org
If you have questions about Adult Recognitions, contact awards@gssgc.org. There are also volunteers in each region who have experience with Adult Recognitions. Reach out to your local regional or service unit team to nd out who they are.
If you were a Cadette working on your Silver Award and you just completed 8th grade, you have until September 30, 2022 to complete your project and turn in your nal report via email to awards@gssgc.org
Higher Awards
Nominations opened August 1, 2022 and close on December 1, 2022. That’s FOUR whole months to tell us all about the fabulousness going on out there.
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Remember, nominations submitted on August 1st are for the 2022 Membership Year–covering services provided from October 1, 2021 through September 30, 2022. Any mention of current services (Membership Year 2023) will be discarded, and the nomination marked null and void.
If you were an Ambassador working on your Gold Award and you just completed 12th grade, you have until September 30, 2022 to complete your project and turn in your nal report via email to GoGold
I know we’re all really excited to come back to troop this fall, but don’t forget, there is an important deadline coming.
Your local Adult Recognitions volunteers will also be following up with emails. However, nothing beats that personal touch and a reminder of why the nominee is such a fabulous volunteer!
If you have any questions, please reach out to awards@gssgc.org
For those members working on a higher award who also just bridged out of a previous program level, the deadline for your nal report is coming up quickly.
It’s Recognition Nomination Time
Make sure that if you nominate a recipient, you inform those you’ve asked to show support of the nomination. Remind them that they need to follow-up and submit their own supporting nomination for the package to be complete.
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Alyssa Coppick The History of Skyland Ranch
Liliana Fiorini Entertainment for COVID-19 Patients
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note, the restroom and shower facilities adjacent to Duncan Lodge were completed and the U.S. Bank Environmental Learning Laboratory celebrated its grand opening at the Silver Barn in May. Also at Skyland Ranch, we have embarked on a $470,000 project to upgrade the Wishaven restrooms and shower facilities. Other ambitious projects will be announced shortly—all to ensure the camp experience remains safe, comfortable, and fun.
“Girl Scout camp is an amazing experience that I am proud to have been a part of. This allowed me to grow independently and gain an appreciation for the natural world. Seeing the untouched wilderness and learning what I can do to create change inspired me to help even more. At camp I learned important life skills that no text book could ever teach me and while school teaches facts Girl Scout camp allowed me to see and experience even more. The experience impacted my character and encouraged me to be the change.”
To discuss a major gift and naming opportunities, email Knea Hawley at khawley@gssgc.org or give her a call at 951-751-7359.
Hailey Mims, Bio major, CSUSB & San Gorgonio Girl Scout Alum.
The priceless outdoor experiences offered at Skyland Ranch, Camp Azalea Trails and Camp Wi-Wo-Ca need your support. The rewards for you and our girls can be immense. Please go to www.gssgc.org/donate and make a gift today! Thank you.
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In June we moved into Girl Scout resident camp season--and what a success that was, with 585 girls in attendance! Girls learned how to ride and care for horses, exhibited courage at the ropes course, practiced con dence by leading songs, gained independence, and shared the joy of Girl Scout sisterhood. The experiences gained will stay with them for the rest of their lives.
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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 has been crucial to Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council and the entire non-profit community. May
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Did you know your company may give to Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council because of you? Many companies make donations when you volunteer your time or donate money to nonpro ts like Girl Scouts. There’s one easy way to nd out.
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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, Risktaker, Leader)TM.
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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.
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COVID meant financial need for more of our Girl Scout families, it created more expenses for our Council with the new protocols for sanitizing and protection. Most of all, our revenue streams from cookie sales, program fees and philanthropy were severely negatively impacted. I am asking for your help. You can make a difference by joining San Gorgonio’s Daisy Society. This is our annual giving society that provides financial resources for the most urgent needs for our girls. If you are already a member, thank you for your commitment. If you are not a member, will you consider joining today? Your gift of $20 a month or more automatically makes you a member and you will be making an immediate, positive difference in the life of a girl. Thank you for all you do for the girls in our communities.
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What a year! Despite restrictions and challenges, GSSGC volunteers and staff worked together in creative ways for the good of the girls in our communities. Girl Scouts and Girl Scout alumni are resilient and meet challenges without hesitation every time. Zoom became our link to one another. It became our best friend and, sometimes, our worst enemy. Now that the world is cautiously opening back up, much remains to be done for our girls.
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