Dear Friends

Discover. Connect. Take Action.

What a fantastic year 2008 has been for Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana! Following onthe heels of world-wide recognition of Girl Scouting with the release of TransformingLeadership, a Girl Scout Research Institute study on girls’ changing attitudes aboutleadership, our council was recognized in a special way by the local community forthe work we do. We proudly received two distinguished awards – the GLI Inc.credibleAward for Non-Profit Organizations and the Alfred P. Sloan Award for BusinessExcellence in Workplace Flexibility. In addition, we made significant progress inimplementing the new Girl Scout Leadership Experience throughout Kentuckiana.And, we boosted our fund-raising efforts with new program activities in WesternKentucky and Southern Indiana. We are very proud to be a strong, thriving councilin these challenging times!

Our commitment to provide girls with girl-led, experiential, and cooperative learningactivities based on the Three Keys to Leadership is stronger than ever before.During 2008, we worked with nearly 7,000 adults in 60 counties to help more than23,000 girls

Discover confidence in their own abilities, the power of positive choices,and the thrill of new challenges.

Connect with others from their communities and across the world to form healthyrelationships, resolve conflicts, and promote diversity.

Take Action to identify local and global needs, become problem solvers,and educate and inspire others to make a difference in the world.

Of course, you help us make it all happen! The strength of our girls and their families,our volunteers, donors, and staff allows the dynamic leadership experience of GirlScouting to exist. We hope you will continue to work with us to develop the leadersof tomorrow.

Thank you for supporting Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana.

Sincerely,

Cynthia Weller Terry BlackwellCouncil President CEO

The past year was one of recognition for GirlScouts of Kentuckiana. We are very proudto have received Greater Louisville Inc.’s2008 Inc.credible Award for Non-ProfitOrganizations. The award recognizescommunity involvement, growth in employment,number of years in business, financialperformance, innovativeness of product/service, and response to adversity. The councilalso received a 2008 Alfred P. Sloan Awardfor Business Excellence in Workplace Flexibility.This prestigious award recognizes the bestflexible and effective work practices andpolicies in the nation.

Girl membership increased during 2008. Weserved 30,358 members – including 23,589girls, 6,769 adults, and 1,637 troops – witha variety of programs and activities.

During 2008, Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana tookinnovative measures to implement the newGirl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE)throughout the council. After being trained

by GSUSA, a cadre of employees andvolunteers spread the word about the GSLE,answering questions and introducing a newcurriculum called Journeys to girls andvolunteers at eight events. We also heldcommunity conversations to inform otherstakeholders in girls’ development about thenew program. Press coverage of the GSLErecognized Girl Scouts as an expert inresearch on girls and leadership.

Press coverage overall, including newspaper,magazine, radio, and television stories,increased from 2007. We expanded theGirl Scout Press Corps to include girls fromall five service centers. We now have over40 girls involved in this program that givesthem opportunities to promote Girl Scoutingto representatives of the media.

Desserts First, our signature fundraisingevent that features gourmet desserts andhors d’ouevres made from Girl Scout Cookies,has become a great success in Louisville,with 26 chefs competing and over 600 guestsattending the 2008 event. The CavelandService Center held its inaugural DessertsFirst in Bowling Green during March. Nextyear, we will see even more of these “sweet”events across the council.

IT Services implemented a new phone systemwith conferencing capabilities that will provideease of communication among employees inour council’s wide footprint. We also launchedan Intranet to improve communications amongemployees and service centers and anExtranet for use by volunteers.

A major renovation was planned for StemAdventure Center in Laconia, Indiana.During 2008, the Paul Ogle Foundation andthe Harrison County Community Foundationawarded over $259,000 for work onKornhauser Lodge that will be completedduring 2009.

Usage of the Program and Learning Centercontinued to grow. Nearly 12,000 peoplevisited during 2008 for programs, trainings,and meetings.

The staff in Caveland was on the move as thecouncil rented a new office in Bowling Green.The new space has proven to be a significantupgrade over the previous facility.

Outreach programs continued to grow acrossthe council. These school- and neighborhood-based programs bring Girl Scouting to thosegirls who, for many possible reasons, areunable to participate in a traditional troopsetting. During 2008, more than 3,000 girlswere served in the Metro Service Centerarea. About 1,400 girls participated inCaveland, 950 participated in Bear Creek,and nearly 500 participated in Heartland.Pennyroyal conducted Hispanic Outreachprograms in Sebree and Owensboro.

In partnership with GSUSA and the DisneyChannel, Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana hostedthe “Cheetah Girl One World Premiere Party”in August. It focused on multiculturalismand health and wellness. The event was alsoa kick-off and recruitment opportunity forthe new troop year. Girls were encouragedto bring friends who were not registeredGirl Scouts. The Disney Channel providedmany incentives and prizes for girls. Morethan 2,250 adults and girls participatedcouncil-wide.

The ABC Weekend (Adults BuildingConnections) drew 175 volunteers to CampCrescendo in Lebanon Junction, where theyparticipated in workshops on Journeys andPathways, canoeing, water aerobics, kayakrolling, Greek cooking, archery, rock wallclimbing, weaving, knitting, paddlewheel boatseducation, and much more. The goal of theweekend was to provide leaders from all overthe council with the opportunity to make newfriends and learn new skills in a fun, relaxingatmosphere.

Other adult services included new trainingopportunities. We incorporated the new“Leadership Essentials,” an on-line orientationcourse, and new grade-level enrichmentcourses called “Awards and Opportunities”into our training catalog.

2008 Highlights

Discover:"Girl Scouting makes you smarter.Sometimes even better than youwere before!"

- Hannah, 8

"As a Girl Scout, I feel that I canchange the world by my eyes. I candiscover the beauty wherever I go.I can always make a difference."

- Sewar, 16

"I wish that I could be a Girl Scoutforever."

- Alison, 6

Mission StatementGirl Scouting builds girls of courage,

confidence, and character, who make

the world a better place.

VisionGirl Scouts of Kentuckiana advocates

for all girls and helps them build

character and gain skills for success

in life. In partnership with committed

adults and communities, we inspire

girls to develop strong values,

leadership skills, social conscience,

and conviction about their own

potential and self-worth.

Mary E. PikeSharon ReceveurAlex RohlederRotary Club of St. MatthewsSt. Matthews Lions ClubSWS Charitable

Foundation, Inc.Don ThompsonTodd Investment AdvisorsJohn W. VaughanCynthia * & Dick WellerWhayne Supply CompanyMarty Woelfel *

$750-$999Absolute Networking

SystemsAlgood Food CompanyBerger Transfer and StorageC & S Machine and Mfg. Corp.Conley GroupDetroit Forming, Inc.Exxon Mobil Chemical

CompanyCaren Flewellen *Franklin Baker, Inc.Stacy FunkInline Automation GroupKay InmanIntertech Mechanical

ServicesKirk & BlumTerri MasseyMayfield Service Unit #764Merrick Printing Co., Inc.Metro Packaging & Imaging, Inc.Susan MoremenMurray Service Unit #765Mutual of America Life

Insurance CompanyPaducah Southwest Service

Unit #749Perkey PrintingRed Pepper Productions, Inc.Regency BrokerageRepublic Bank & Trust

CompanyMarcella Ruiz *Scarborough Mechanical

& ServiceSummitt Trucking, LLCT & G EnterprisesTeamsters Local #783Temple-Inlandtmg-emediaTransit Solutions, Inc.Unifirst Corp.VanZandt, Emrich & CaryVintage Printing & Distribution

ServicesWare, Inc.Warren County Service

Unit #722

$500-$749Anderson Forest ProductsBakery FeedsPatti Bell & Jeane HanleyBruce Belman *Big Rivers ElectricDebbie Borden *Valerie BrownDavid Michael & Co., Inc.Kathy A. DoupE.ON U.S.Eco Tech, LLCFifth Third BankLouella Fong *Hardinsburg Rotary ClubBetsy HoltonInk SolutionR. Harvey & Sarah JohnstonJunior Women’s Club of

Bowling GreenNancy KeckKenergyKentucky Foundation for

WomenL. J. RogersLewis & Company of

Kentucky, Inc.Logan Service Unit #716Madisonville Rotary ClubMaraman Billings Funeral

HomeLarry McDonaldCathy Mekus *Jeffery M. MermanMarcella S. ModisettMoody's Physical TherapyKaren Morrison *Mt. Washington Service

Unit #667National Association of

Women Business OwnersRobert * & Karen OlsonJean & Ted OlsonDavid OwenOwensboro Municipal UtilitiesWhayne and Nancy PriestDiana QuesadaPamela B. RankinRaymond James &

AssociatesMary Sue RyanSackfieldsBonnie A. SammonsSam's Club FoundationMarcia Segal *Joyce E. SeymourSouth Louisville/Okolona

Rotary ClubSpalding UniversityEd & Charlene StaatsSweetener Supply Corp.The Trail Store, Inc.Linda ThomasUBS Financial Services

Family & CommunityPartnership

$2500 and AboveAnonymousAnonymousAnthem Blue Cross Blue

ShieldAT&TBB&TChampions 4 HerJoan ColemanFrances E. FachGE Consumer & IndustrialBarbara A. HarnedJ & L FoundationKellogg CompanySkipper MartinNorton HealthcareShirley RivoliStock Yards Bank and

Trust CompanyThe SummitYour Community Bank

$1000-$2499Advance Distribution

Services, Inc.Susan * & Bob AllenAnonymousAnonymousCarol BallardBramco, LLCCassandra CarrWendy ChapmanCombined Federal CampaignCommunity Foundation of

Madison & JeffersonCounty

Crowe Chizek andCompany, LLC

Pat DavisGreg DuttonFern Creek Service Unit #663Jean FrazierJim * & Sue GarrettRay GlassGrayson County Service

Unit #681Sharon R. HandyHighview Service Unit #664Karen M. HillInGrid Design, LLCKiwanis Club of Bowling

GreenNancy M. KrattLyndon & Helen Schmid

Charitable FoundationJeannene ManningMarshall County Fiscal CourtMartin Luther King Planning

CommitteeNational City InsuranceMeredith Parente *Debby Peeples

Thank You For Your Support in 2008

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Carolyn McCartyEvy McKemieDebbie MeltonMargaret E. MillerRobin MillerRita MorrowSherri L. NealStephen O'HaraOrder of the Silver TrefoilOwensboro Mercy Health

SystemDelores PregliascoDiane PriceJanet RinkKurt RugaPenny Saltsman *Teather Sanders *Debbie ScanishNatalie E. ScharreWendy SchneiderSouthern Star Gas PipelineBill StoneTaylor Regional HospitalTedford/TellicoBetty TomesUniversal Linen ServiceJune E. VandermolenWal-Mart FoundationJames E. WilkersonYvette WinnetteWomen's Clinic of OwensboroWomen’s Council of RealtorsYum! Brands

$100-$249A. B. EmblemA.J. Seibert Co, Inc.Alan’s Body ShopAmerican Legion Auxiliary

#124America's CharitiesMelissa AmshoffAnonymousJohn ApplegateArch Chemicals, Inc.Area 10Area 14Area 8Linda S. AustinBallard Service Unit #748Bank of Edmonson CountyTony BellucciJ. T. BennettRuth A. BoklageDiana BooneBarbara BorerChris BottorffBowling ParkDavid T. BrantleyCarla Sue BroeckerElizabeth A. BrownBrown Funeral HomeMargaret M. BrownMelissa BrownSylvia J. BurkeTricia BurkePatricia R. CaldwellMary Calhoun

Stacy Wade *LaJuana Wilcher *Linda Zapp

$250-$499ADM Milling CompanyAdvantage Emblem, Inc.Cathy Allgood-MurphyAmerican LegionAnderson, Bryant, Lasky &

Winslow, PSCArea 2Susan BandyBardstown Rotary ClubDeborah Barnes-ByersBarren County Service

Unit #704Ann M. BaumgartleBRHVD Machine & ToolLinda BruckheimerCampbellsville Rotary ClubKathy & J. CanaryCarlisle Service Unit #756Amy CarrollLeslie Cissell *Janet A. ColemanSusan L. CriderCrush Bearings & Drives, Inc.Diane Cruze *D. Thomas & AssociatesDayton FreightDomtar Paper CompanyLisa H. EchsnerEclipse BankElizabethtown Lions Club, Inc.Elizabethtown Rotary ClubFirst Citizens BankJanet Fleck *Kathy FordThomas * & Phyllis GilmanMary Haylee HancockKimberly D. HarnedHSBCEmily HundleyStacey HurleyMary Lynn Hurst RileyEileen HutchisonIBM Employee Services

CenterGwen R. KaiserKen-Tenn Service Unit #758Kiwanis Club of HopkinsvilleKnights of Columbus #3379Lisa KoierHelen L. LangJan LantzLeadership of Bowling GreenLogan Telephone Co-opLouisville Metal Hose &

Industrial Products, Inc.Lyon County Service Unit #772Bonny L. ManningMarshall County Service

Unit #762Tammy L. MattinglyJohn McCafferty *

Carpenter Co.Mary J. CarterRichard A. CarterWilliam R. CavinKaren Cavin-BrownGloria CecilCecilian BankKevin ChildressChilton & Medley, PLCChristian Women's FellowshipCity of JeffersontownCity of ScottsvilleDeborah S. CobbIrene ColvinBeatrice CooperDebra CopelandPhyllis CornwellThomas CowleyClaudia CrumpCulver'sPat CundiffMary C. CzerwonkaD. D. Williamson & Co., Inc.David DafoeDairy Farmers of AmericaDance ImagesMargaret DavisDiane DeitelDelta Dental Plan of KentuckyShantha DiazKrista Dietrich-OsieckiDixie PanThomas A. DonanToby DruckerDunaway Engineering, Inc.Connie M. DunbarTheresa DunlapCathe DykstraMary Eade *Melissa EasleyDella EdwardsKaren ElliottWendy ElpersEquity GroupDeborah FairclothBruce J. FerriellCarol FindlingFirst Kentucky BankFirst Security BankBetsy FitzgeraldKarla P. FosterLisa FreemanFulton Lions ClubGary Force ToyotaGE FoundationGenfabSusan M. GessnerGreg GibbonsLaura GoodmanGoodSearchMargaret GoreCyndi GravesNoel S. GravesGravil Funeral Home, Inc.Greenwell-Chisholm

Printing Co.Sharon GunterPete Gunterman

Joseph HallLawrence HallPam HansenLillian HarrisHarrison County REMCHelen HeddensEugene W. HerdeHickman Service Unit #759Robert L. HollowayMary Alice HoltHometown PizzaPatricia S. HughesBonita HumphreyTammy HyltonInterstate Consolidators, Inc.Nick IsingJim Beam Brands Co.Adrianne JohnsonChristine JohnsonLinda JohnsonRomanza Johnson *Thomas JohnsonCharles JonesKappa Kappa Kappa, Inc.Rhonda KarageorgeBetty L. KassulkeColleen P. KellyMaureen KellyVickie KempDave KempfKentuckiana Food Service Co.KG Ventures, LLCCarie KimbroughKiwanis Club of GlasgowL & D Mail Masters

Lawn Care Company, Inc.Lebanon Oak Flooring Co.Lincoln Trail Title Services, Inc.Nancy Lind *Peggy J. LloydLogan Aluminum, Inc.Gary LongLouisville Label, Inc.Magnolia BankMajestic Yachts, Inc.Mark's Feed StorePatricia MarksSharon A. MattinglyBetsy MaxwellEdward N. MaxwellBeverly McCandlessCora Ellen McKinley-HallJames S. McKinneyDon MeredithFrank MetzmeierWilliam MintonDenise MitchellGuy MontgomeryMonticello Banking Co.Margaret MoormanMorgan Keegan & CompanyJennifer MorlenMount Saint JosephMouser Custom Cabinetry,

LLCMr. Gatti'sMuhlenberg County Service

Unit #735Beth Mullins

Thank You For Your Support in 2008

Connect:"Girl Scouts is awesome because girlsaren't afraid to be themselves aroundeach other."

- Melissa, 16

"I can't imagine my life without thepeople I have met at Girl Scouts."

- Stephanie, 14

"I like Girl Scouts because it's coolto learn new stuff and to meet newpeople. I have made lots of friendsin Girl Scouts from all over the world."

- Savannah

"When you are a Girl Scout, you arein a sisterhood with all the other GirlScouts in the world."

- Emily, 11

"Girl Scouting means a lot of thingsfor different people, but for me itmeans sisters! That I have a group ofgirls that I will be sisters with for life.Being an only child is okay, but whenwe have meetings or trips, I have 12other sisters there with me. We try tosupport and be there for each otherjust like family."

- Stephanie

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Marsha C. WeinsteinSusan WeissLinda WentzelWest Floyd Service Unit

#608Woman's Club of

ElizabethtownSue WoodsHerb YatesJan YontsSusan ZimlichCathy ZionMay Louise Zumwalt

In-Kind GiftsBusiness FirstCBS OutdoorCharles M. Moore InsuranceClear Channel CommunicationsCombined CommunicationCountry PeddlerElizabethtown Swim & FitnessHome Builders Association

of LouisvilleImpressions, Inc.Insight CommunicationsInstitute for Crisis ManagementKentuckiana Healthy WomanLite 106.9Louisville MagazineLouisville.comMiller Print GroupMulberry Florist & Gift ShopNews-EnterpriseOffice WareQuicksie 98.3SoKy HappeningsThe Courier-JournalToday’s Family MagazineToday’s Woman MagazineWAVE3-TV

Program GrantsAnonymousAnonymousAnonymousBowling Green Enterprise

CommunityCommunity Foundation of

Southern IndianaCralle FoundationGannett Foundation/

The Courier JournalGeneral MillsGirl Scouts of the USA/

EarthPACTGirl Scouts of the USA/

Membership DevelopmentGirl Scouts of the USA/

uniquely ME!Horseshoe Foundation of

Floyd County

Kentucky Historical SocietyKosair CharitiesLouisville Metro Councilman

Glen Stuckel NeighborhoodDevelopment Fund

Louisville Metro Government/Office of YouthDevelopment

Norton FoundationPatrick Calhoun Jr.

Charitable TrustSchroeder FoundationSt. Paul’s Episcopal ChurchUPSV. V. Cooke FoundationWilliam E. Barth Foundation

Capital GrantsHarrison County Community

FoundationHonorable Order of Kentucky

ColonelsJacob C. Koch Charitable

Trust

In-Kind GrantsOfficeWareLeave No Trace Center for

Outdoor EthicsWest Marine

Investing In FuturesSociety MembersAT&TFay BoydCynthia L. CaudillJoan ColemanGreg DuttonFrances E. FachRay GlassSharon R. HandyBarbara A. HarnedDale HerinkEugene W. HerdeKaren M. HillTerri MasseyNorton HealthcareCarol RaskinSharon ReceveurShirley RivoliRay SchuhmannLeslie SchuschkeCynthia Weller *Marilyn WerstYour Community Bank

$100-$249 ContinuedMichelle NaiserNat's Outdoor SportsRoger NealisThomas NewtonNolin RECCNorth Brandenburg, LLCNancy D. NorthropOhio County Service

Unit #736Old Dominion Freight LineOps Plus, IncMarilyn OsterkampOttens FlavorsGary OwenOwensboro Miniature SocietyBonita PendletonSally B. PendletonPeoples Bank of Mount

WashingtonMichelle PetersonCarlos PhillipsNancy PollockRosa J. PortilloPrecision Paper Products, Inc.Nancy L. PriestPatricia RathmannReelfoot BankLydia ReidJo RhenbergMelvin RoneJane RutherfordMichelle C. RyanFelice SachsSalt River ElectricRudy SchlichTom SchoenbaechlerCindy SchwennesenShively Sporting GoodsSkeeters Bennett & WilsonLouise SlavenLinda K. SmithSonoco PhoenixSouth Bullitt Service Unit

#662South Central BankSprint FoundationLaura L. StallardW. H. SteeleJudy SteinhauerStoll Keenon Ogden, PLLCSharon Sullivan *Swedish Match North

America, Inc.William F. TaylorTodd County Service

Unit #793Tri-County ElectricPatsy O. TurnerUnion County Bar AssociationVentra PlasticsVeterans of Foreign Wars

& Ladies AuxiliaryTina Ward-Pugh

Capital CampaignDonors

Advance DistributionServices, Inc.

Lyndy D. AlexanderAnonymousAnonymousCindy ArmstrongLinda S. AustinDeborah Barnes-ByersValerie BrownBonnie BrysonWayne BurdenKaren Cavin-BrownPat DavisDerby City LithoKathy A. DoupPaula DumontLisa H. EchsnerDoreen E. EckmannFrances E. FachLouella Fong *Beth L. FreibertSusan M. Gessner

Juliette Gordon LowSocietyAnonymousAnonymousLewis D. ColeJane C. DuerrDoreen E. EckmannFrances E. FachKelly FarleySusan M. GessnerMarcella L. GlanzDeNece HahnMary Haylee HancockJane M. HeidtmannMarie M. JenkinsMarcella S. ModisettMargaret MoormanLinda L. RodmanMary C. SandsNatalie E. ScharreJoyce E. SeymourShirley SheltonMary L. VaughnCynthia Weller *

Deborah GilesThomas * & Phyllis GilmanSharon R. HandyGail M. HarrisDebra B. HawkinsIMI South, LLCImpressionsInGrid Design, LLCJed JohnsonGwen R. KaiserBetty KrekelLisa G. LeonardYvette LiversPeggy J. LloydLuckett & FarleyMasterson's CateringMerrick Printing Co., Inc.Charles MillerLizabeth Monroe

Rita MorrowEileen MoseleyNational City Bank of

KentuckySherri L. NealNancy D. NorthropKathy A. OsborneMeredith Parente *Sally B. PendletonRandall H. PiercePublishers Printing Co., Inc.Jody RobertKathi L. RoseKurt RugaDotti RussellPenny Saltsman *Mary C. SandsDebbie ScanishPhil Scherer

Marcia Segal *Joyce E. SeymourNick SimonMary C. SistoKaren SmallwoodSprint FoundationEd & Charlene StaatsRuth Ellen StanleyJudy SteinhauerStock Yards Bank and Trust

CompanyLinda ThomasBetty TomesPatsy O. TurnerMary Beth VanMeterJohn W. VaughanVintage Printing & Distribution

ServicesBrenda L. WarrenWhittenberg Construction Co.

* Denotes Board Member

Financial Highlights 2008

Take Action:“To me Girl Scouts means a lot ofthings, but mostly to me it meanslife-long friendships, leadership roles,and chances to make a difference in theworld. Since I joined Girl Scouts it hasalways had a positive impact on my life.Girl Scouts is a way of helping othersand a way to support each other.It improves self-acceptance and self-esteem. To me personally, Girl Scoutshas lit a path for me to follow. It openeddoors to show me where to go. It gaveme opportunities to try new things. It'sa way to meet new people and a way toshare experiences with others. So whensomeone asks me what Girl Scoutsmeans to me, I would have to say ‘awhole new world of experiences.’”

- Gibby,14

I am a role model in my behavior andattitude. I’ve learned to be moreresponsible and my mom is so proud.”

- Emily

AssetsCash & Cash Equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $647,283

Miscellaneous Receivables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71,168

Unconditional Promises to Give . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 499,488

Prepaid Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,424

Inventories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84,385

Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,581,198

Cash Restricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115,449

Land, Buildings & Equipment, Net . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11,389,619

Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$18,401,014

Liabilities and Net Assets

LiabilitiesLine of Credit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $450,000

Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161,426

Payroll Taxes Payable & Withholdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,679

Custodial Funds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27,335

Deferred Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13,211

Security Deposit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,504

Long-term Debt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,343,254

Total Liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5,019,409

Net AssetsUnrestricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,819,163

Land, Building & Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,046,365

Total Unrestricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,865,528

Temporarily Restricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$948,402

Permanently Restricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .567,675

Total Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,381,605Total Liabilities & Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18,401,014

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Revenue & Public SupportProduct Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,142,375

Contributions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,062,908

Program Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 486,965

Retail Sales & Other Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213,750

United Way Allocations & Designations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53,234

Total Revenue and Public Support . . . . . . . $5,959,232*

* Does not reflect an investment income loss of $1,044,809.

ExpensesProgram Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,675,790

Management & General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 974,756

Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 366,590

Total Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,017,136Change in Unrestricted Net Assets . . . . . . ($2,102,713)Capital Expenditures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $263,347

69%Product

Sales

1%United Way Allocations

& Designations

4%Retail Sales &Other Revenue

8%Program Fees

18%Contributions

Statement of Activities

81%ProgramServices

14%Management

& General

5%Fundraising

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest and most prestigious award in Girl Scouting. The Gold Awardopens doors to college scholarships, community awards, internships, and other opportunities. Most ofall, earning the Gold Award is an opportunity for girls to stretch themselves and find out just how muchthey are capable of accomplishing. Earning the Gold Award is an accomplishment that they can takepride in for their entire lives. Any registered Girl Scout ages 14-18 (grades 9-12) who is willing to makethe commitment of time and effort necessary to complete the five requirements can earn the Gold Award.

Girl Scout Gold Award Recipients

Bear CreekKirstin HenryJanene JohnstonBrittany Trites

CavelandKatie AllenBrandy McKee

HeartlandKameron BroachAmanda Schneider

PennyroyalGwendolyn Schaefer

MetroNicole BhattAmelia DonnerMaureen DreckmanHanna HuntStephanie MekusRuthie MooreNatalie Pope

Council Awards & Recognitions

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Appreciation PinKim Anderson Area 15Vallarie Bear Area 8Netta Childress Area 4Denise Davis Area 10Robin Eiden Area 11Stacy Foster Area 18Pat Heines Area 14Janis Kidd Area 7Julie McDearman Area 8Mary Sue Ryan Area 10Penny Stein Area 16Marty Woelfel Area 10

Silver Cardinal PinDarlene Brumley Area 24Lisa Clark Area 22Ann Dever Area 14Karla Johnston Area 24Cathy Mathus Area 11Melissa Morgenson Area 14Vivian Reverman Area 14Cheryl Schaefer Area 21Tamie Sears Area 26

Honor PinChristy Blandford Area 14Donna Bybee Area 14Mary Lynn Hurst Riley Area 7Annie Scherer Area 8Sarai Snyder Gumm Area 15

Gold CardinalCarrie Barnett Area 25Margaret Gore Area 24Diane Price Area 8Suzan Rotterman Area 24Linda Thomas Area 21June Vander Molen Area 24Georgie Yarbrough Area 9Barbara Young Area 23

Thanks BadgeKaren Olson Area 24Cindy Thompson Area 25

The Girl Scout PromiseOn my honor, I will try:

To serve God and my country,

To help people at all times,

And to live by the Girl Scout Law.

The Girl Scout LawI will do my best to be honest and fair,

friendly and helpful, considerate and

caring, courageous and strong, and

responsible for what I say and do,

and to respect myself and others,

respect authority, use resources wisely,

make the world a better place, and

be a sister to every Girl Scout.

Non-Discrimination PolicyGirl Scouts of Kentuckiana is open to

all girls and adults regardless of race,

creed, national origin, sexual orientation,

ancestry, HIV and AIDS, disability,

age, socio-economic status, political

affiliation, citizenship, marital status,

veteran status, or any other classification

protected by applicable law.

Jean Cole Scholarship WinnersThe following Girl Scouts received $500 Jean Cole Scholarships in 2008. All Girl Scouts of Kentuckianain the 12th grade are eligible to apply for the scholarship to help with college tuition. Scholarships areawarded based upon merit, community service, and participation in Girl Scouting. The scholarshiphonors Jean Cole, a former council president and dedicated volunteer.

GSUSA National Council Delegates

Board of DirectorsGirl Scouts of Kentuckiana

OfficersCynthia WellerPresidentLouisville, KY

Penny Saltsman1st Vice PresidentBrownsville, KY

Louella Fong2nd Vice PresidentWoodburn, KY

Marcia Segal3rd Vice PresidentLouisville, KY

Meredith Parente4th Vice PresidentLouisville, KY

Marty WoelfelSecretaryLouisville, KY

Leslie CissellTreasurerLouisville, KY

Members-at-largeSusan Allen Louisville, KY

Bruce Belman Louisville, KY

Debbie Borden Elizabethtown, KY

Diane Cruze Louisville, KY

Mary Eade Louisville, KY

Janet Fleck Louisville, KY

Caren Flewellen Louisville, KY

Jim Garrett Louisville, KY

Thomas Gilman Louisville, KY

Romanza Johnson Bowling Green, KY

Nancy Lind Hopkinsville, KY

John McCafferty Louisville, KY

Cathy Mekus Louisville, KY

Karen Morrison Goshen, KY

Robert Olson Murray, KY

Marcella Ruiz Louisville, KY

Teather Sanders Bedford, KY

Sr. Sharon Sullivan Owensboro, KY

Stacy Wade Elizabethtown, KY

LaJuana Wilcher Alvaton, KY

Girl Members of the BoardRachel Dever Louisville, KY

Sarah Flaherty Louisville, KY

Lyndsey Ison Russellville, KY

Hannah Lamppin Louisville, KY

Natalie Pope Crestwood, KY

Ex-Officio MemberRobin Miller New Albany, IN

Honorary Board MemberJoan Thomas, MD Louisville, KY

Hannah Sapp Campbellsville UniversityRuthie Moore Franklin CollegeBryjanna Brayo-Cefaratti Indiana University SoutheastJamie Lynn Baumeister Madisonville Community CollegeRose Krzton-Presson Murray State UniveristyAngela Jo Cotton Owensboro Community and Technical CollegeLisa Huber Purdue UniversityKaitlyn Lewis Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyElizabeth Wright St. Mary of the Woods CollegeEmily McCarty Translyvania UniversityAlexis Schuman Translyvania UniversityLaura Ann Mattingly University of KentuckyVictoria Hahn University of KentuckyKirstin Henry University of LouisvilleCourtney Grant University of LouisvilleBrieanna Hodskins University of LouisvilleBrittany Lindle University of LouisvilleBrittany Trites University of LouisvilleEmily Paige Thompson University of LouisvilleVictoria Kmiec University of South Carolina-ColumbiaStephanie Mekus University of DaytonKameron Broach Western Kentucky UniversityTara Duffy University of Notre Dame

DelegatesCarrie Barnett Kuttawa, KYTerry Blackwell Louisville, KYTracey Brown Benton, KYLeslie Cissell Louisville, KYElizabeth Conkwright Paducah, KYKristen Connors Louisville, KYVickie Kemp Russellville, KYLeonor Linares Louisville, KYDebbie Melton Graham, KYJennifer O’Rourke Bowling Green, KYMary Sue Ryan Louisville, KY

Dolly Smith New Haven, KYSharon Mathis Satterly Louisville, KYMarty Woelfel Louisville, KYCynthia Weller Louisville, KY

AlternatesChristy Blandford Louisville, KYRachel Dever Louisville, KYErin McCallon Kirksey, KYNatalie Pope Crestwood, KYPenny Saltsman Brownsville, KY

Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana

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Council Office & MetroService Center2115 Lexington Road

P.O. Box 32335

Louisville, KY 40232

888-771-5170

Bear Creek Service Center711 Jefferson Street

Paducah, KY 42001

888-771-5171

Caveland Service Center901 Lehman Avenue, Suite 7

Bowling Green, KY 42101

888-771-5172

Heartland Service CenterHouchens Plaza

200 Sycamore Street, Suite 22

Elizabethtown, KY 42701

888-771-5173

Hopkinsville Office1100 South Main Street, Suite 8

Hopkinsville, KY 42240

270-887-9390

Pennyroyal Service Center317 Park Plaza Drive

Owensboro, KY 42301

888-771-5174