www.girlscoutshs.org 800.624.4185 december 2018 heartstrings heartstrings Last month, Girl Scouts Heart of the South launched virtual classrooms to make learning for volunteers even more accessible. We’re excited to announce three additional courses you can take. Current Trainings Available: • Volunteer Basics (code: Lv47id1) • Engaging Parents (code: tu7hfu) • NEW! Program Aide Training- Leader Guide (code: xkah5n) • NEW! Event Camp License- ECL (code: uljsl6) • NEW! Camporee Coordinator Training (code: rwrvjy2) To explore our classrooms, visit classroom.google.com, click the “+” sign to join a class, and enter the code listed in the training description found in the the Volunteer Training section of the council’s website. Once there, you will notice a few menu options across the top. To access the training, select “Classwork”. Here you will find all things related to the topic, including recorded webinars, resources, forms, and more. We’re working diligently to build out additional classrooms. CLASS IS IN SESSION! ADDITIONAL ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS NOW AVAILABLE Keep an eye on your mailbox for the fall/winter edition of The Promise that features stories about the many ways that everyone here at Girl Scouts Heart of the South is harnessing that G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™ spirit! You’ll read about our council’s first National Gold Award Girl Scout, Trinity Walker, and how our home-grown National Stand Beside Her Movement has expanded to 42 councils! We are also honored to name all of the amazing girls, troops, volunteers and service units who were recognized for their efforts at the 2018 Volunteer Leadership Summit and Awards Luncheon in June, and as always, we are excited to bring you stories and pictures from Go-getters, Innovators, Risk-takers, and Leaders from all across our council! This edition is a must-read, as it also contains several “sneak peeks” at what’s in store for you in 2019 in this issue. We’re planning for the best year yet! ON THE WAY TO YOUR MAILBOX FALL/WINTER EDITION OF THE PROMISE MAGAZINE
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december 2018heartstringsheartstrings
Last month, Girl Scouts Heart of the South launched virtual classrooms to make learning for volunteers even more accessible. We’re excited to announce three additional courses you can take.
Current Trainings Available: • Volunteer Basics (code: Lv47id1)• Engaging Parents (code: tu7hfu) • NEW! Program Aide Training- Leader Guide
To explore our classrooms, visit classroom.google.com, click the “+” sign to join a class, and enter the code listed in the training description found in the the Volunteer Training section of the council’s website.
Once there, you will notice a few menu options across the top. To access the training, select “Classwork”. Here you will find all things related to the topic, including recorded webinars, resources, forms, and more.
We’re working diligently to build out additional classrooms.
Class is in session!additional online training sessions now available
Keep an eye on your mailbox for the fall/winter edition of The Promise that features stories about the many ways that everyone here at Girl Scouts Heart of the South is harnessing that G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™ spirit!
You’ll read about our council’s first National Gold Award Girl Scout, Trinity Walker, and how our home-grown National Stand Beside Her Movement has expanded to 42 councils! We are also honored to name all of the amazing girls, troops, volunteers and service units who were recognized for their efforts at the 2018 Volunteer Leadership Summit and Awards Luncheon in June, and as always, we are excited to bring you stories and pictures from Go-getters, Innovators, Risk-takers, and Leaders from all across our council!
This edition is a must-read, as it also contains several “sneak peeks” at what’s in store for you in 2019 in this issue. We’re planning for the best year yet!
on the way to your mailboxfall/winter edition of the promise magazine
From camping under the stars, to the bright lights of the big city we’ll help you plan your next big adventure! Plus, you can get roadtrip ready with hands-on car care from AutoZone!
ENGAGE.
Create, design and build your way through this fun and interactive event. Challenge yourself to dream big and do bigger with Girl Scouts. Stop by the Cookie Rally to see how cookies fuel your fun!
EARN.
Ready to work on some badges? We’ll have multiple opportunities to check-off portions of Girl Scout badges, including the Girl Scout Cookie Pin and financial literacy badges!
ENOY.
We’ll be celebrating all day with live music, bands, giveaways, prizes, special performances and we’ll cap it off with a dance party! Food concessions will be available for purchase.
Calling all go-getters, innovators, risk-takers and leaders! If you’re up for adventure, excitement and a whole lot of fun,make plans to attend the 3rd Annual Dream Big. Do Bigger. G.I.R.L. Event presented by AutoZone!
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It all starts wIth a goal. Have girls set their goals! Are they aiming for summer camp? Travel? The Go Pro Camera? Whatever it is, have them write it down and map out a plan on how they’ll achieve it.
get Parent Buy In. Hold a short family meeting so girls can tell their families about their goals and ask for assistance.
Explain how the Girl Scout Cookie Program teaches girls the 5 key skills, raises money for the troop and allows the council to provide quality programs, volunteer training and more.
This is a great time for you to review the council’s Product Sale Policies and Procedures, as well as have the parents sign the Permission Form. Girls cannot participate without signed forms.
MaterIal, Dates anD DeaDlInes. Pass out the Family Cookie Guide, Goal-Getter Cards, a calendar with all the deadlines and your contact information.
ask for helP.If everyone pitches in, the smoother the program will go. Ask for volunteers to help count and sort cookies when they arrive, commit to working a cookie booth, or passing out rewards when they come.
revIew the rulesCollect payment upon delivery, not before. Be sure to turn over all funds to your Troop Cookie Manager.
Remember that products cannot be returned to the troop or council once signed for.
Parents are financially responsible for all cookies they receive.
Preparing your Girls and Families for a Great Girl Scout Cookie Program
roll out the rewarDs The 2019 rewards are awesome! Show the parents the rewards and explain:
•Receipts, Receipts, Receipts - for ALL transactions, both money and product. Write receipts when parent receives cookies, and when they submit money.
•Keep receipts until program is over in case of a mistake.
•Give a firm deadline for 1/2 cookie payment and final payment leaving you enough time to deposit the money. ACH 1/2 deduction is on March 6, 2019 and the remaining balance will be deducted on March 28, 2019.
•Explain Outstanding Balance Forms. All unpaid debts should be submitted to the council. Troops should never pay for an Outstanding Balance. Keep records! Outstanding Balance Forms are due March 27, 2019.
reMInD everyone thIs Is for the gIrls.
The Girl Scout Cookie Program can keep you busy and it’s easy to lose sight of what’s important. A great way to keep things focused and positive is to put selling cookies in the context of something bigger and more important.
The Girl Scout Promise and Girl Scout Law remind girls—and you!—that selling cookies lets girls practice being fair, kind, helpful, respectful and wise. And it helps them make the world a better place. That’s what it’s all about.
January 25Initial order due to Troop Cookie Manager- Girls continue taking orders after their
initial orders are turned in. - Girls & troops will have access to
additional cookies after initial orders are received. January 26
3rd Annual G.I.R.L. Event, Lander’s Center, Southaven, MS
February 15-21Cookies are delivered to Service Units
- Make sure you know when and where to pick up your cookies from your
Troop Cookie Manager.February 22 - March 17
Girls participate in direct sales through booth sales, door-to-door, cookie
walkabouts, etc. to meet personal and troop goals.March 1
Half payment of initial cookie order due to Troop Cookie Manager
March 2Red Wagon Saturday
March 7Digital Online Cookies “Girl Delivery”
option endsMarch 18
Remaining cookie balance due to Troop Cookie Manager
June 1C.E.L.E.B. Event
imPortant dateS
Cookie Program training:Troop Cookie Manager Webinar – Cookie Program Training **Registrationisrequiredpriortowebinar.Thursday,January3,2019 6p.m.Registerathttps://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4184779030844866819 MeetingID:319-816-763
Troop Cookie Manager Webinar – Cookie Program Training **Registrationisrequiredpriortowebinar.Sunday,January6,2019 3p.m.Registerathttps://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3393644130776099331 MeetingID:220-407-651
Cookie eBudde training Webinars:Troop Cookie Manager Webinar – Starting Your Sale Thursday,January10,2019 6p.m.Logininathttps://www1.gotomeeting.com/join/403100485 MeetingID:403-100-485 Troop Cookie Manager Webinar – eBudde Booth Scheduler Tuesday,January15,2019 6p.m.Logininathttps://www1.gotomeeting.com/join/980227493 MeetingID:980-227-493
Troop Cookie Manager Webinar – Digital Cookies Thursday,January17,2019 6p.m.Logininathttps://www1.gotomeeting.com/join/145620693 MeetingID:145-620-693
Troop Cookie Manager Webinar – Digital Cookies/Allocating Cookies Tuesday,March5,2019 6p.m.Logininathttps://www1.gotomeeting.com/join/490364101 MeetingID:490-364-101
TroopCookieManagerWebinar–Finalizing Your Sale Tuesday,March19,2019 6p.m.Logininathttps://www1.gotomeeting.com/join/827521629 MeetingID:827-521-629
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Every day, Girl Scout volunteers make it possible for girls across our council to enjoy and benefit from an adventure-having, skill-building, lead-taking, life-changing good time.
Without our volunteers’ commitment to unleashing the G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™ in every girl, we couldn’t and wouldn’t be able to build girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place.
Showing love and appreciation for our volunteers is a long-standing Girl Scout tradition. Now is the time to start thinking about those outstanding volunteers who go above and beyond all expectations, and have a definite impact on not only their troop, but their service unit and sometimes even the whole council.
Volunteer Recognition and Award nominations will be accepted January 1- March 31, 2019. The nomination forms will be available online starting January 1.
Awards will be presented during a special celebration on June 8, 2019 at For the Kingdom Camp in Memphis, TN.
The council care team is here to help with the process if you have any questions about requirements, or past awards received. Give them a call at 800-624-4185 or [email protected].
Nominations are being accepted for the following recognitions and awards:
GSUSA AdUlt AwArdS:• Appreciation Pin• Honor Pin• Volunteer of Excellence• Thanks Badge I• Thanks Badge II• Years of Service Pin• President’s Award
GSHS VolUnteer AwArdS: • Troop of the Year• Service Unit of the Year• Distinguished Leader - Troop Level• Distinguished Leader - Service Unit Level• Rookie of the Year Award - Troop Level• Rookie of the Year Award - Service Unit
Level• Rookie of the Year Award - Individual • Goal-Getter Award - Service Unit Level • Goal- Getter Award - Service Unit Team • Labor of Love Family Award
reCognize outstanding volunteersaward nominations open january 1
make sure your memberships are Current!Girl Scout memberships run from October 1 - September 31. If you, or someone in your troop, has not renewed their member-ship direct them online to www.girlscoutsh.org and click on the My GS link in the top right to renew and pay online. (People can reset passwords if they’ve been forgotten!) If anyone encounters issues, or needs assistance give the council care team a call at 800-624-4185 or [email protected].
REMINDER! If someone has a lapsed membership, they should not be participating in any Girl Scout activities, including the upcoming Girl Scout Cookie Program.
One Heart is our council underlying principle that encourages members to practice kindness and compassion, seek common ground and understanding, and serve our neighbors and communities, while living the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
Below is an incredible story from a council staff member, about how the opportunity to perform a random act of kindness presented itself to her one evening in Kroger.
Last year around this time I was in Kroger. There was a young mother with four kids shopping. Each time her kids would ask for something special for the holidays, she would tell them “No, we can only afford the basics.” I followed them around the
store. Each item I saw them ask for that they couldn’t have, I put in my shopping cart.
When it came time to check out, I bought all the things – plus a few I thought they would enjoy. They were in the line next to me. I told the young man bagging the groceries to give them to the family after I was done and leaving the store.
I got to my car and much to my surprise, the family was parked two cars down from me. They started loading things in their car and the kids were so excited and jumping up and down over all the things that were in the sacks. I never said anything to them, just watched them look in each bag and squeal. My holiday spirit went from normal to extra high.
Not everyone can do something like the random act of kindess that one of our staff members performed during the holidays, so we’ve put together some ideas of inexpensive things you can do to lift the holiday spirits of others.
Here Are oUr 12 dAyS of KindneSS: day 1: Put sticky notes with positive messages in public places.day 2: Pay $5 of someone’s layaway.day 3: Take flowers to the nurse’s station at your local hospital – the nurses will know who needs them most.day 4: Take lunch (sandwiches and chips), cookies, or cupcakes to your local fire department and/or police department.day 5: Donate stuffed animals to police and fire departments to use during emergencies to help calm frightened children.day 6: Sing Christmas Carols, play board games, or just visit with senior citizens at a nursing home.day 7: Hand out gloves, mittens, hats and scarves to the homeless, or leave them on park benches, tie scarves to trees or signs. The dollar store is a great place to get these items.day 8: Bring coffee to police on patrol, or anyone working outside.day 9: Help someone load their groceries.day 10: Offer to return someone’s shopping cart to the store.day 11: Leave a favorite book in a public place with a note that’s it’s free for the taking. day 12: Leave candy canes on the windshields of random cars.
Don’t forget to request your troop or service unit’s free One Heart Kindness Cards
These business size cards have a list of ideas for being kind on one side and a note to the recipient on the other asking them to continue to pay kindness forward.
Each troop can order one set of 12 for the girls to use. Additional sets of 12 are available and can be ordered for a $5 donation to the council.
Girl Scouts Black Diamond Council Girl Scouts CitrusGirl Scouts Dakota HorizonsGirl Scouts Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma, and TexasGirl Scouts Heart of the South* Girl Scouts Hornets’ NestGirl Scouts of Central California SouthGirl Scouts of Central IndianaGirl Scouts of Central MarylandGirl Scouts of CitrusGirl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western IllinoisGirl Scouts of Eastern MassachusettsGirl Scouts of Eastern Washington and Northern IdahoGirl Scouts of Greater IowaGirl Scouts of Greater MississippiGirl Scouts of Greater South TexasGirl Scouts of Hawai’iGirl Scouts of Kansas HeartlandGirl Scouts of KentuckianaGirl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness RoadGirl Scouts of MaineGirl Scouts of ManitouGirl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming Girl Scouts of Northeastern New YorkGirl Scouts of Northern Indiana MichianaGirl Scouts of Ohio’s HeartlandGirl Scouts of Sierra NevadaGirl Scouts of Southeast FloridaGirl Scouts of Southeastern New EnglandGirl Scouts of Southern Alabama Girl Scouts of Southern AppalachiansGirl Scouts of Southern ArizonaGirl Scouts of Southern NevadaGirl Scouts of Suffolk CountyGirl Scouts of the Chesapeake BayGirl Scouts of the Jersey Shore Girl Scouts of UtahGirl Scouts of Virginia Skyline CouncilGirl Scouts of Western New YorkGirl Scouts of Western OhioGirl Scouts of Wisconsin - BadgerlandGirl Scouts River Valleys
*NSBH Movement founding council
www.standbesideher.org
The 5th Annual National Stand Beside Her Week was an OUTSTANDING SUCCESS!
the annual nationwide celebration of this captivating movement celebrating girls and women everywhere! Begun right here by Girl Scouts Heart of the South, this now national movement is a call to action for women and girls to unite their voices in a divisive world and end the comparison, competition and criticism that undermines female relationships. The National Stand Beside Her Movement culminates each year during the last week in October to encourage people to commit to supporting all girls and women from the classroom to the board room!
This year, the number of Girl Scout councils choosing to adopt the Stand Beside Her principles and engage as official Girl Scout Collaborative Councils blossomed to 42! We continue to be thrilled and inspired by how this exciting movement is resonating with girls and women across the country!
Throughout October, troops from coast to coast participated in a number of Stand Beside Her-themed activities and earned their Stand Beside Her patch. Many chose to decorate their local elementary school girls’ bathrooms
THE NATIONAL STAND BESIDE HER MOVEMENT IS A YEAR-ROUND CALL TO ACTION INITIATIVE TO MENTOR, SUPPORT AND DEVELOP WOMEN AND GIRLS; TO END COMPARISON AND COMPETITION AND CREATE MORE COLLABORATION AND SUPPORT FOR ONE ANOTHER. NATIONAL STAND BESIDE HER WEEK IS CELEBRATED ANNUALLY DURING THE LAST WEEK IN OCTOBER,
HOWEVER TROOPS ARE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE AND EARN THEIR STAND BESIDE HER PATCH
with fun graphics and words of encouragement inspired by the National Stand Beside Her Movement’s new Shine On! project.
Locally, the third annual FedEx Stand Beside Her Celebration kicked off on Sunday, October 28, at The Grove at Red Oak Lake with over 130 girls in attendance. Thank you, FedEx, for sponsoring this exciting event again this year. We’re already looking forward to the next one!
On October 29th, Girl Scout Jordan Ashley Greene led a workshop on confidence and signed copies of her second book, The Confidence Club.GSHS also hosted the “Women Winning at Life” event featuring GSHS board member, Jil Jordan Greene.
Thank you to everyone who participated in National Stand Beside Her Week 2018! It was an amazing success!
October 28th - November 3, 2018 marked the fifth annual National Stand Beside Her Week,
For more information about the National Stand Beside Her Movement, visit our website atwww.standbesideher.org or email Molly Delaney at [email protected].
PICTURED ABOVE: (left) Girls engage in STEAM-inspired activities at the 2018 Stand Beside Her Celebration with FedEx.(center) Kid-Advocate and author Jordan Ashley Greene signs books for local Girl Scouts after her presentation.
(right) Attendees enjoy a quick picture with Jil Jordan Greene (center) at the “Women Who Win” event.
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How will you make this summer your best summer?
From surfing camp on the east coast and breathtaking hikes out west,to the crazy-cool wonder of new cultures abroad, there’s an incredible trip waiting for you!
Dreaming of kayaking to an island campsite? Let’s do it! Want to explore the cobblestone alleys of Europe? We’re totally there! Passionate about protecting wildlife habitats? Yes, yes, yes! On a Girl Scout Destination trip, you can do all that and so much more.
Destinations bring together Cadette, Senior and Ambassador Girl Scouts from all over the country for amazing adventures filled with nature, culture, service, art, science and tons more! Any girl in grades 6-12 can apply.
Go on. Have the time of your life, and make new friends along the way. Apply today!
STEPS TO GET STARTED:1. Review all the Destinations at
www.girlscoutshs.org/travel
2. Contact the Destination host with specific questions about trips, or for general questions about Destinations contact Council Care at 800-624-4185, or email us at [email protected].
3. Apply! You may choose to apply to up to four Destinations. Apply now for either 2019 or 2020. The Round 1 deadline is December 1, 2018 with the best selections available. Round 2 deadline is February 22, 2019 with any remaining spots offered.
FIRST ROUND DEADLINE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1
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Space is limited, so register today
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January 18th at 7 PMTo secure your tickets and save money on your
*Tickets may also be purchased here with savings available by entering promo code: GIRLSCOUT*additional fees apply
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All tickets and seat locations are subject to availability. Tickets must be purchased in advance by mail, phone, email or fax. Orders will be filled on a first come, first serve basis. No refunds or exchanges. Children under 2 do not require a ticket provided they sit on adult’s lap.
December 1 Fit’s Inn Memphis, TN December 3 Fall Product Program Ends Council-wideDecember 4 STEAM Weeknight Series Imagine Center, Memphis, TN December 6 Disney on Ice BancorpSouth Arena, Tupelo, MS December 8 GRAMMY Museum Mississippi Day Cleveland, MSJanuary 2-April 30 Cookie Pro 2.0 Contest NationwideJanuary 5 Girl Scout Cookie Program Kicks-off Council-wideJanuary 26 3rd Annual G.I.R.L. Event The Lander’s Center, Southaven, MS february 1 Summer Camp registration opens onlineFebruary 2 Cupcake Wars Memphis, TN February 9 Cupcake Wars Camp Tik-A-Witha, Van Vleet, MSFebruary 12 STEAM Weeknight Series Imagine Center, Memphis, TN February 22 World Thinking Day WorldwideFebruary 23-24 Go Gold Overnight Camp Fisherville, Fisherville, TNfebruary 22-24 national Girl Scout Cookie weekend nationwidefebruary 22-24 Cookie Booths Start Council-wideMarch 2 Red Wagon Saturday Council-wideMarch 10 Girl Scout Sunday NationwideMarch 10 - 16 Girl Scout Week NationwideMarch 12 Girl Scout Birthday NationwideMarch 14-17 Last Cookie Booth Weekend Council-wideMarch 16 Girl Scout Sabbath NationwideMarch 16 WKNO Station Day Memphis, TNMarch 16 Art in the Outdoors Camp Tik-A-Witha, Van Vleet, MS March 23 Invent it, Build it! MississippiMarch 30 Camp Congress Memphis, TN April 2 STEAM Weeknight Series Imagine Center, Memphis, TNApril 5-7 “It’s Your Story. Tell It!” Journey Camporee Camp Tik-A-Witha, Van Vleet, MSApril 5-7 Teen Camporee Kamp Kiwani, Middleton, TN April 6 Girl Scouts Rock! Graceland Memphis, TN April 6 Girl Scout Gold Award MEdia Day Memphis, TN April 12-14 Troop Camping Camp Tik-A-Witha, Van Vleet, MSApril 13 Union University College of Pharmacy Program Jackson, TN April 22 Girl Scout Leader Appreciation Day NationwideApril 27 G.I.R.L. Celebration TBAMay 3-5 Me and Mine Kamp KiwaniMay 4 Samoa Day Camp Camp Tik-A-Witha, Van Vleet, MSMay 11 Astronomy Program Camp Fisherville, Fisherville, TNMay 18-19 Zoo Snooze Memphis Zoo, Memphis, TN June 3-9 Hometown Tour: Walking in Memphis Memphis, TN June 8 Volunteer Leadership Summit Memphis, TN July 7-12 New York, New York! Trip New York, New YorkJuly 26-27 Go Gold Overnight TBA
Calendar
find out more about events online at www.girlscoutshs.org/calendar
Events subject to change. Please visit our online calendar for up-to-date event information.
3rd Annual G.i.r.l. event presented by AutoZoneSaturday, January 26
A celebration for every Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, and Leader who wants to make the world a better place.
Join us for a FREE day of fun and friendship with live performances, inflatables, challenges, a dance party, fun photo booth, crafts, games and more!!
Gummy Candy lab $19.95 Make your own natural after-school treats! Learn about the science of gelatinous materials as you make cherry and lemon-flavored Gummy creatures of several shapes from plants! Online and in-store.
lip Balm lab $15What a fabulous idea for a Science Saturday with friends! Make-your-own lip balm kit has all the ingredients and super-cute containers girls need to mix up to 5 lip balms.Online and in-store.
SliMyGooPtM Mix ‘em Kit $5Sprinkles come in unicorn shapes. Why shouldn’t slime? Mix the magic into pre-made slime and stretch it out for glitter-ific fun!
ooze labs Mix-your-own Glow-in-the-dark Slime Kit $4.95Girls mix their own slime for hours upon hours of oozy, gooey fun! This major science experiment comes in a compact, 6”, self-contained plastic test tube. Online and in-store.
2019 Cookie Activity Pin $5The Cookie Activity Pin is an earned
award that is worn to show participation in Girl Scout Cookie
Program Activities. Cookie Program activities are outlined in the Cookie
Activity Guide and include the 5 Skills girls learn through the Girl
Scout Cookie Program. Online and in-store.
GIFTS TO SHOW YOUR GRATITUDE
PRESENTS TO PEAK HER INTERESTS
Girl Scout Cookie ornament $10 - limited edition item Everyone loves Girl Scout Cookies! These glass replicas of Girl Scout cookies make great keepsakes or gifts with a holiday message on a green trefoil charm. Online and in-store.
trefoil tote $25This large 24 oz. cotton canvas tote with zipper top and front pocket is the must have bag for busy volunteers! In-store only.
MAKE IT YOUR OWN! This is a great tote to iron on fun patches that your troop has earned this year!
trefoil tumbler $12The perfect gift for volun-teers! This 20 oz. vacuum insulated tumbler will help keep her coffee warm this holiday and cookie season. Lid included. In-store only.
Girl Scout Cookie nutcracker Metal ornamentSAle $3.99 reg. $25limited edition item Commemorate her Girl Scout experiecnce with this adorable keepsake nutcracker ornament. In-store only.
Girl Scout Cookie nutcracker Metal ornamentSAle $3.99 reg. $25limited edition item Commemorate her Girl Scout experiecnce with this adorable keepsake nutcracker ornament. In-store only.
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Girl Scouts Heart of the South staff are committed to providing quality customer service to our volunteers, families and community.
Our Council Care team is available to assist you during normal business hours: 800-624-4185 or [email protected].
Hours: Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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GeT OuTDOOrSGeT OuTDOOrS 2019 SUMMER CAMP
Camp is a magical experience... an opportunity to truly escape and focus on building courage, confidence and character. Build a campfire, pitch a tent or canoe across a lake. Explore the outdoors on horseback, complete a challenge course and shoot a bulls-eye in archery.
Attending camp is consistently cited as girls’ favorite memories of their Girl Scout years. By sending your girl to camp, she will develop leadership and outdoor skills and develop a deep appreciation for our natural world. Girl Scout camp gives girls an opportunity to grow, explore and have fun under the guidance of caring, trained adults.
Check out the 2019 summer camp sessions in the fall/winter The Promise, coming to your mailbox soon, or view it online here.
A complete summer camp guide will be released Wednesday, December 5. Early bird camp registration opens February 1, with a $10 off all registrations for the month of February!
And, mark your calendars for our camp open houses: April 28 - Camp Tik-A-Witha Open House May 5 - Kamp Kiwani Open House
