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For 98 years, Girl Scouting has been a forward-thinking organization intent on imparting to girls the wisdom and tools they need to access the widest range of opportunities. Within a safe and nurturing environment, girls explore and acquire practical skills, broaden their cultural horizons, and use newly discovered leadership skills to improve the world in ways both small and large.

In 2009, Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland moved forward on many fronts to improve our delivery of service and provide a wealth of program and leadership development opportunities for our 35,000 girls and 10,000 adult volunteers. With improvements to our infrastructure and more efficient use of our resources, we expanded our capacity to extend the Girl Scout experience to more girls, with the goal of reaching all who wish to participate. By recruiting, supporting and retaining excellent adult leaders, we are ensuring that our girls will have shining examples of courage, confidence and character to show them the way. These leaders make our programs come to life and help girls develop strong values, which guide their decision making and life choices.

Please enjoy the enclosed stories of our girls and leaders in action, knowing that we have our donors, community collaborators, friends, families and volunteers to thank for their contributions to such great successes. Together with you, our valued supporters, we will continue engaging volunteers and strengthening girls.

Yours in Girl Scouting,

Suzy Swanson TammyH.WhartonPresident and Chair of the Board of Directors Chief Executive Officer

Dear Friends of Girl Scouts,Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland 2009 Board of Directors

President and ChairSuzy Swanson, Community Volunteer

First Vice ChairPatrick Porter, Rea & Associates

Second Vice ChairPaula Olson, State Farm Insurance

SecretaryGay Ann Gabbert, Gabbert Law Firm

TreasurerJeffrey Parton, Richland Bank

Members-at-LargeGary Baki, CenturyLinkMary Ann Dutro, Melosh & DutroAnn K. Federer, Huntington National BankTamra Fitzpatrick, Columbus Jewish FoundationKiran Goyal, Community VolunteerDonna Hight, The Ohio State University at MansfieldDemetrai Mitchell, BattelleSherri Monteith, American Electric PowerTheresa Schaefer, State of OhioJanelle N. Simmons, Limited BrandsGregory Smith, The Scotts Miracle-Gro CompanyLinda Stoverock, Nationwide Children’s HospitalDeb Stype (ex officio), Community VolunteerTom Whiston, Whiston PharmacyAnnette Whittemore, JPMorgan Chase

Girl MembersAmy Flowers, London, OHKendall Waite, Bellville, OH

Girl Scout Mission Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

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.

Columbus Headquarters1700 WaterMark DriveColumbus, OH 43215Phone: 614.487.8101Toll Free: 800.621.7042Fax: 614.487.8189Mon. – Fri.: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Chillicothe Service Center4 Consumer Center Drive Chillicothe, OH 45601Phone: 740.773.2146Toll Free: 800.886.2246Fax: 740.773.2144Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri.:8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Wed.: 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Mansfield Service Center35 N. Park Street Mansfield, OH 44902 Phone: 419.522.0391 Toll Free: 800.433.1290 Fax: 419.522.0032 Mon. – Fri.: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Marion Service Center1713 Marion-Mt. Gilead Rd. Suite 208 Marion, OH 43302 Phone: 740.389.2528 Toll Free: 866.229.1495Fax: 740.389.2876 Mon. – Fri.: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Annual Meeting 2009Thousands of volunteers give their time and skills and outpour their devotion for girls every day in Girl Scouting. At our annual meeting, GSOH recognized outstanding volunteers who went above and beyond expectations. Also honored was troop leader Tamara Brennan. Tamara was a bus driver for Maysville City School District near Zanesville. She calmly evacuated her bus full of students after detecting a fire. What started out as a small flame around the tire consumed the entire bus in only 10 minutes! GSOH celebrated her quick thinking and unselfish commitment to others by naming her as a Hometown Hero.

Thanks BadgePaula Confalone Barbara Waite

Thanks Badge IIDonna Dravenstott Gail Worthen

Appreciation PinKathy AndresKelesta Edwards Susie EmmertJenny FraleyLori Griffith Christine HamppConnie HendershottNancy Hill

Tiffani Koch Shirley NethersAda PayneTeaira RooksDani SpragueMary WatsonChristina Watts

Honor PinDonna BosackMona JensenDiane OmlorDebbie PoultonCarol Prebihalo

Rosie RobinsonLisa RooksKatherine TuckerDebbie Winn

Portsmouth Service Center2734 Scioto TrailPortsmouth, OH 45662Phone: 740.353.2579Toll Free: 800.886.2579Fax: 740.353.4489Mon., Tues., Thurs.:10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Wed.: 1 – 7 p.m.

Zanesville Service Center3230 Bowers LaneZanesville, OH 43701Phone: 740.454.8563Toll Free: 800.292.6759 Fax: 740.454.8111Mon. – Fri.: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

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Keep the Promise 2009!On my honor...

The third annual Keep the Promise Leadership Conference and Recognition Luncheon was held at the Ohio Historical Society on Tuesday, April 21, 2009. A total of 123 girls attended this empowering event, at which 19 presenters conducted workshops on topics from the college experience and financial literacy, to business etiquette and diverse leadership styles.

At the luncheon, the girls and other guests heard from Mariah Hake and Amber Nowell about the paths they followed to earn the Girl Scout Silver and Gold Awards, the highest awards a Girl Scout can receive. Guest speakers Elfi DiBella and Mary Jo Hudson conveyed their admiration for the skills and strengths girls gain from the program that Girl Scouting delivers.

In the afternoon, the participants made the rounds of 27 career and college fair booths offering information to help them envision their future education and work life.

Echoing the service that is the hallmark of the Gold and Silver Awards, the girls completed three community service projects to round out the day. For LifeCare Alliance, one group made tray favors for the recipients of Meals on Wheels. A second group cut blanket squares for the personalized blankets donated by My Very Own Blanket to children in foster care. The third group assembled activity packets and created posters for children staying at Nationwide Children's Hospital.

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In 2009 Ohio’s Heartland Council was proud to have 34 girls attain the Girl Scout Gold Award. On June 28, in a ceremony at Limited Brands, we proudly presented 26 in attendance with their Gold Award pins. The late Bobbie Ruch spoke, imparting to each girl inspiring words of wisdom. These young women called upon the leadership, organizational, and networking skills gained in Girl Scouting to envision and implement projects which will have a lasting impact on their communities. We thank all of the parents and mentors who have guided each of these outstanding young women.

We celebrate their achievements, confident that they will remain committed to a lifetime of service.

Gold Award Recipients

Laura BaileyMaddy BentleyAlexandra BriskiTianna Rose CruzKatherine DavisPaige DawsonMolly DePueTaylor DrewRebecca Engle

Terra FravelChristina GambinoDavi GordonEmily HerfelAllison HrabakAlyssa KauffmanBrenda KeltnerKatie LorsonKate Lyles

Melissa MannJordan MorlanShantae O’HareSara PredieriSamantha RaderRose RaderstorfLindsay RadomskiMolly SchleveKelly Seckel

Paige StacyJessica St. ClairTess SteeleKristina TuckerDakota ThornAlly ZinsOlivia Zvara

The TRuTh cAn SeT TheM FRee: Girl Trafficking Awareness

Dakota Thorn of New Concord earned her Gold Award for a project entitled, Remember Nhu. Through speaking engagements, fliers, postcards and e-mails, Dakota’s project brought awareness to more than 565 people about the injustice of the trafficking of girls throughout the globe. Dakota collected personal care items and clothing to send to safe houses in Thailand and Cambodia established by the foundation. She also made blankets for the girls at one of the homes. She obtained support from her church and her youth group, and recruited a Girl Scout Troop to continue her project. In her words, “It is so crucial to tell these girls in the safe houses that there are people willing to help them and make others aware of their needs.”

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In October 2009, Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland celebrated the 15th anniversary of our life-changing program, Bonds Beyond Bars. Attorney Patsy Thomas stated, “the Bonds program…gives the girls and moms extra time to bond and believe in their dreams.”

One mother stated, “I have been incarcerated for 10 years, and would have missed out on my daughter’s life if it wasn’t for the Girl Scouts Bonds Beyond Bars program. Girl Scouts Bonds Beyond Bars has made my daughter a leader.”

Her daughter says, “My mom and I would not be as close if it wasn’t for Girl Scouts…I plan on giving back to the Girl Scouts Bonds Beyond Bars program by becoming a volunteer to help those who need it like my mom and I did.”

We look forward to the future and our continued efforts to reinforce the bonds between girls and the mothers who love them. In the words of Patsy Thomas, “The girls’ and moms’ current situation does not define where they will end up in life.”

Milestone celebratedBonds Beyond Bars

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For eight months, Girl Scout Daisy Troop #406 in Jackson and Junior Troop #515 in Gallipolis worked together to provide the comfort of head scarves to cancer patients in southeast Ohio.

The leaders of Troop #406, Heidi Bowman and Deanna Bragg learned of the need, then asked the girls if they wanted to tackle the project. The girls jumped at the opportunity to help. After receiving donations of fabric and thread, the girls learned to cut and sew the scarves, and created cards to attach to each one. Perhaps most touching, the first scarf recipient was a Girl Scout volunteer. In all, the troop delivered 515 scarves on Make A Difference Day to hospitals in Chillicothe, Jackson, Athens, Portsmouth and Gallipolis.

For their service, the troops received the Make a Difference Day Ohio Outstanding Project Award, as one of 10 recipients out of 650 nominations statewide.

AwAReneSS Girl scouts Think Pink

In October 2009, at Wilson Hill Elementary School in Worthington, several Girl Scout troops wore pink to show support for breast cancer awareness month.

Action! Troops Work Together to Make a Difference

The Spazbotz LEGO Robotics team consisiting of seven girls, ages 9-14 competed in the Smart Moves Regional Competition at Columbus State Community College on December 12, 2009. The girls placed 5th with their robot challenge and 1st place with their research project!

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Debbie Winn is the epitome of volunteer engagement. When she became the Olentangy service unit manager in 2005 after four years as a troop leader, she took over what would become the council’s largest service unit, with more than 1,430 girls and nearly 700 volunteer leaders.

Her service unit performs a constant stream of community service projects, including Service from the Heart, where each month, they identify a different group and work to help meet their needs. Since 2007, there have been more than 100 beneficiaries such as the YWCA Family Center, The Humane Society of Delaware County and Delaware County Children’s Services.

They’ve also performed service projects for people in South America, Cuba, and Haiti, where they sent three vans full of medical supplies to earthquake victims.

Debbie is leader of a seven-member troop of eighth graders, and is a planner and presenter for the council’s service unit manager training sessions, has developed a recruitment presentation and video, created a service unit Web site, and has championed doing as much as

possible electronically to conserve resources. She also has spearheaded World Thinking Day events for more than 1,300 girls.

“I do it because I love Girl Scouts and I love the girls,” she says. “I have an extremely deep faith and I believe I have a responsibility to mentor young girls and bring them up with the right values to become women of excellence through Girl Scouting. I’ve watched leaders grow too, as well as myself. I have a wonderful team of incredible leaders and I couldn’t do it without my team!”

Debbie’s busy life also is filled with a husband, three children, and a full-time, home-based business. She also was a Girl Scout for six years when growing up.

Field Executive Rebecca Scott says, “Debbie is an exemplary volunteer who truly shines ‘green’ throughout Central Ohio Counties and across the globe. Her conception and dream of Service from the Heart has made our world a brighter place. The values imparted with the leadership of Debbie Winn are golden and will live for generations to come!”

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On April 10, 2009, a powerful F4 tornado blew through Murfreesboro, Tennessee, leaving a 23-mile path of destruction after being on the ground for 36 minutes. It destroyed or damaged more than 800 businesses and homes, causing more than $41 billion dollars in damages. Fifty-one people were injured and two people were killed.

Heath, Ohio Girl Scout Daisy Troop #1170 is a sister troop to Murfreesboro Troop #868 through two sisters who are Girl Scout Troop Leaders, Tyna Doran of Heath and Trisha Leija of Murfreesboro. Thankfully, no Girl Scouts in the Murfreesboro sister troop suffered any damage.

Unfortunately, the home of the George family was in the direct path of the tornado and mother Cathy, father Mark and sons John and Christopher were all at home when the tornado came through. Family friends of Trisha Leija, they lost their home, so the Girl Scout Daisy troop of Heath decided to collect items to help them. Heath Girl Scout Troops #520 and #60016 also donated items.

A drop-off day was held in May at the State Farm Insurance building in Newark, and enough items were collected that the co-leaders rented a moving truck to transport them to the family on June 9, 2009.

Through this experience, the girls have learned valuable lessons about tornado safety, the wide-reaching sisterhood of Girl Scouts and the idea that their community extends beyond neighborhood and even statewide boundaries. Thank you to leaders Tyna Doran, Kimberly Parker and Laurie Kugel; girls Abigail Doran, Allison Parker, Christina Kugel, Lilly Clayton, Kelsi Green, Katie Johnson, Allie Morgan, Kelsey Wilson, Caylie Hite, Maddy Cline; and leader-in-training, Sarah Predmore.

Volunteer Takes Service to heart

considerate and caringGirl scouts Have Big Hearts

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Family Partnership is our annual giving program which gives Girl Scout families the opportunity to support the organization that helps their daughters grow strong. Through their generous gifts to Family Partnership, our Girl Scout families helped support local programs and kept services affordable for Girl Scouts in your community. The donations from 175 GSOH families helped supply opportunities for leadership development and personal growth for more than 35,000 girls throughout central and southeastern Ohio. Family Partnership donors are identified by the ♥ on our donor list. Thank you to our Girl Scout families!

Make new Friends, but Keep the Old... Were you a Girl Scout? Perhaps you loved camp and fondly remember making your first sit-upon or friendship

stick; maybe earning badges and traveling on a Wider Opportunity or destination helped you explore new interests. It might be that you are still friends with the sister Girl Scout you met fifty years ago; or possibly you discovered a passion while in Girl Scouts that led you to your current major in college. Whatever your connection to Girl Scouts, we want to hear from you. Please consider joining our Alumnae Association. As we approach the 100th anniversary of Girl Scouting in 2012, we are looking for all current and former members to join together in celebration, and it just won’t be a party without YOU.

Family Partnership Helps us Help Girls

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Condensed Balance Sheet (all funds) as of December 31, 2009

Assets Cash and cash equivalents $ 769,803 Accounts, pledges and allocations receivable, net 312,187 Investments (at market) 4,234,582 Land, buildings and equipment (at depreciated cost) 5,736,234 Other assets 254,232 Total Assets $ 11,307,038 Liabilities and Net Assets Payables and other current liabilities $ 366,054 Notes payable 528,247 Bonds payable 650,568 Accrued pension obligation 769,848 Total liabilities 2,314,717 Net Assets Unrestricted 8,277,809 Temporarily restricted 438,163 Permanently restricted 276,349 Total net assets 8,992,321 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 11,307,038 Condensed Statement of Activities (all funds) for the year ended December 31, 2009 Changes in unrestricted net assets Public support and revenues Product sales, net $ 4,329,559 Sales of supplies, net 199,058 Program service fees 652,406 United Way allocations 221,230 Interest and dividend income 92,382 Other public support 533,213 Miscellaneous income 11,237 Net assets released from restrictions 341,578 Total unrestricted public support and revenues $ 6,380,663

Expenses Program services 5,643,081 Management and general 670,030 Fundraising 347,578 Total expenses $ 6,660,689 Change in unrestricted net assets before other changes (280,026) Net realized and unrealized gain on investments 451,900 Pension related changes other than periodic pension cost 360,918 Change in unrestricted net assets 532,792 Changes in temporarily restricted net assets Public support 12,888 United Way allocations 207,020 Net assets released from restrictions (341,578) Change in temporarily restricted net assets before other changes (121,670) Net realized and unrealized gain on investments 13,563 Change in temporarily restricted net assets (108,107) Changes in restricted net assets Net realized and unrealized gain on investments 23,223 Change in restricted net assets 23,223 Change in net assets 447,908 Net assets, beginning of year 8,544,413 Net assets, end of year $ 8,992,321 The accompanying condensed balance sheet and condensed statement of activities have been summarized from the audited financial statements of the Girls Scouts of Ohio's Heartland Council, Inc. The audited financial statements are available for inspection at the offices of the Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland Council, Inc.

Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland Council

2009 Annual Financial Report

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Thank You to Our Donors!Donors $25,000 and above American Electric Power CompanyBattelle Foundation Fund at The Columbus FoundationThe Columbus FoundationGeorge H. Alber FundJP Morgan Chase FoundationKling TrustNationwide FoundationRobert Hurst FundUnited Way of Central OhioUnited Way of Delaware County

Donors $10,000 - $24,999 Alfred L. Willson Charitable Fund of The Columbus FoundationSusan Casey KerrEaston Community FoundationGay Ann GabbertGeorge H. and Dorothy T. Alber FundGirl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) Huntington National BankIngram White Castle Foundation (Communities in Schools)Limited BrandsThe Estate of Kevin OverfieldThe Reinberger FoundationUnited Fund of Jackson CountyUnited Way of Fairfield CountyUnited Way of Licking CountyUnited Way of Marion CountyUnited Way of Richland CountyUnited Way of Ross County

Donors $5,000 - $9,999 US Dept. of Health and Human ServicesKellogg’s/Little Brownie BakersThe Kroger CompanyNational City BankOhio Department of HealthPark National BankTaylor-McHenry Memorial FundUnited Way of Clark, Champaign and Madison Counties, Inc.United Way of Coshocton Co., Inc.United Way of Guernsey and Noble County

United Way of Knox CountyUnited Way of Union CountyThe Women’s Fund Donors $1,000 - $4,999 BattelleAileen BlythSally BoyerNancy BrennemannThe Warren Brown Family FoundationCheckcareTwila ClarkColumbia Gas of OhioPhylis and Ray CrookDiscover Financial ServicesAnn FedererFrost Brown Todd LLCBetty GabbertRoy GabbertGalion Area United Way, Inc.Eileen GoodinMargaret GramannGrange Insurance CompaniesGreater Marietta United WayGroup Benefits Agency, Inc.The Heffner FundHonda of America Manufacturing, Inc.Jones DayJames KarnathLaw Offices Pomerene, Burns & SkeltonLiebert CorporationArline Clay Littick Charitable TrustLockheed MartinKathleen LoweTheodore R. Magnuson Testamentary Charitable Remainder TrustLouis McClain TrustNationwide Children’s HospitalJeffrey PartonAnne Powell RileyMargaret ReimanGregory SmithMichelle Smith ♥Deborah StypeKathryn SullivanTrefoil I

United Appeal for Athens CountyUnited Fund of Shelby, Inc.United Way of Fayette County, Inc.United Way of Morrow Co., Inc.Christie VargoWalmart FoundationMolly WattsAnnette WhittemoreAlfred L. Willson Charitable, Helen E. Roberts, and Community Camp funds at The Columbus FoundationLeo Yassenoff Foundation Fund at The Columbus FoundationZanesville Sertoma Club, Inc.

Donors $500 - $999 Ashland Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ned K. BarthelmasBucyrus Area United WayVerna BulmanCenturyLINKCiti FoundationKimberlee ClarkColumbus Stewardship FoundationPaula ConfaloneCon-Way Freight Inc.Cowgill TrustGregory CunninghamUS Department of JusticeNatalie FurnissKaren GoodinKiran GoyalRonald HillCaroline HohlMary Holloway-SerianI.P.P.O.T.L.S. FoundationJoyce JohnsonJeanne JohnstonDemetrai MitchellMohican Area Community Fund Inc.Jeannette NewtonOhio Reformatory For WomenPatrick PorterMindy PriceJean ReynoldsBonnie Boeshart Roberts

Valerie RogerGreta RussellKaren SchuttenbergDawn SheridanPhyllis ShwartzState Automobile Mutual Insurance CompanySuzy SwansonUnited Way of Gallia Co.United Way of Upper SanduskyVerizon FoundationZanesville Board of Education

Donors $100 - $499 David AhnmarkAltrusa International of Mansfield Foundation Inc.Mark ArnoldAshland Noon Lions ClubAT&TGary BakiJane BakiBallas Egg Products Corp.Gary BatkeGretchen BauerAlfred BennettCindy BerendSally BernhardtCharles BoltwoodLyn BooneWendy Boortz ♥Julie BoremanDonna BosakDeborah BosnerMary Jo BraceMichelle BretscherKeshon BroadusLindsay BrownAmy BrownMaureen BuchwaldDonna BuckleyKelly Budros ♥Sarah BurrisAndrea CambernKeri CampbellMichelle Chambers ♥

TaKeysha CheneyMichelle ChippasAmanda ColemanColgate-Palmolive CompanyLindsay CollettTamela CollinsEric ColomboDarci CongroveEllen ConsidderGregory CoxJohn CramblitTanya CrawfordCrestline Area United WayCelia Crossley Karen CrutcherAngela CurryKatherine Dalton-RigsbyDeborah DamicoCarol DavisNatasha DavisBarbara DavisCarrie DavissonRebecca DonahueMary DonleyNichole DunnMary Ann DutroElizabeth EastonJoyce EdelmanJohn C. Elam TrustJane EllisSusan EstepCarol EubanksMarilyn EvansExel Inc.Rebecca FieldsKimberly FiferFirst Presbyterian ChurchTammy FitzpatrickKaren FoleyLaurel FosnessTamara FournierSheila FoxDaniel FrancisRenae FrenchElizabeth FreyCatherine Fynes

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Amy GabbertGap FoundationJennifer GatchallW. Shawna GibbsMary GierszGirl Scout Troop #2426Joan GoodinAlice GrahamPatricia GrayJoan GrossMary GustafsonKatherine HagemannChristina Haines-BallKay HartzMary HastingsPhilip HeadingtonKathryn HelmuthM. Sean HickeyLynnda HickeyNatalie HigginsDonna HightMary HillDonna HohmanTim HoltKathleen HouckAnnette HouckAlice HoutzNicolette HudsonDonna HughesColleen HullSusan HuntNina JacksonCarol JaegerTamara JamesJill JamesAnita Janssen ♥Rebecca JeffriesAgnes JenningsAlexis Jennings-HowzeMona JensenKarl Jentgen ♥Martha JonesChester JourdanHelen KaylorKids First Pediatric Dental CareKatherine KillenDr. Kathy Krendl

Paula KuhnKathleen Lach-RowanJim LandisMona LaneJudith LanzingerDiana LeeJoe LeonettiJane LewisJeffrey LindemannYvette LiversKaren LorenzDebbie LovensheimerThomas MackPamela MaggiedHalle MalcombSujit Mapadath ♥Karen MartinBecky McCallisterMarty McCormick ♥The McGraw-Hill CompaniesMelissa McHenry ♥Cynthia McIntireRyan McIntyreMichelle McKissickHeather MillsLynette Mock-ShermanSherri MonteithStephanie MoretonDena MorrisMotorola FoundationBrenton MullVicki NorrisPaula OlsonLinda OpundoKendra O’ReillyWilliam OstranderOtterbein CollegeLori OvermyerLeanne ParkerDavid ParkerSejal Patel ♥Janice PattonLinda PaulJennifer PetersonBerthane PetersonDiane PhillipsBrigita Pierce

Marjory PizzutiBeverley PriceDianne RadiganTracie RansomRoger RardinMary RauschenbergLinda ReadeyDonna Reid-DoyleJoAnn ReigleRoxanna ReiheldLaVerna ReinoehlSusan RiderEileen RittenhouseMartha RittingerG.J. RobertsLisa RooksGreta RzymekDenise SawatzkyLouise SawatzkySusan SawyerTheresa SchaeferCarole SchmidtLaurie Schmidt-MoatsMary SchrockJill Schultz Valorie SchwarzmannLisa Schweitzer-CourticeMelanie ShapiroTaLisa SheppardJohn and Susan ShillingJo ShrimplinChad ShuttleworthMark ShyLinda SiefkasNicole SimcoxJoan SkullyBarbara SmithPriscilla SmithRenee SmithOyango SnellOla SnowHeather StarckKelli StatsRichard StenbergKaren StottsMichelle StoughtonLinda Stoverock

Lisa StrangerTei StreetSycamore Township One Fund DriveAnn TeskePatsy ThomasPeggy TidwellTime Warner CableDeanna TribeMarian TrimbleMarjory TrishmanStanley UchidaDavid UlstadUnited Way of Ashland County OhioUnited Way of Muskingum, Perry & Morgan CountiesUnited Way of Pickaway County, Inc.United Way of Vinton CountyUnitedHealthCare Services, Inc.Mark Van BenschotenAmie VanoverGina Viol-WilliamsSusan WadeRobert WalcuttAndrea WaldockAndrew WallBetty WardLaura WarrenDiana WesthoffTammy WhartonElizabeth WheelerTom WhistonRuth WillChristine WilliamsAllen WirtGail WorthenYan Xun ♥Annette YoungJill YoungZanesville Kiwanis ClubZanesville Women’s Club

Donors $11 to $99 Anonymous ♥ Carolyn AddairCassandra AddingtonTaylor AiryJane Alden ♥

Susan AlexanderCarmen AllenBeth AllowayMike AnatraBrena’E AnyameneRichard ArdenMandy ArledgeSandra Athanasia ♥Patricia AzallionStacey BadgeleyCynthia BaileySheronda BakerDenise Barte ♥Christine BartonRita BauerVirginia BaughmanRoger BeckSarah BednarJamie BellRosemary Bell ♥Luanne Beller ♥Cheryl Bendis ♥Erin Bentley ♥Elizabeth Bidwell Eleanor BigalkeKaren Bigelow ♥Jodi BlacksherKate Blanchard ♥Karen BlickleyJames Bliven ♥Donna BloughErin BohlandAlyssa BoomsMarie BottsGlen BoyceCheryl BoydLisa BozemanMegan BrawleyLynne Hope Briss ♥Luke BrownMichelle Bryant ♥Mary Ann BucciJohn BurnhamLesley BurtKim CampbellJamie Campbell PickensRobin Canowitz

Robin Carlton ♥Kirsten Chan ♥Christina Chapman ♥Bonnie Chappell-HooverDana CharltonOlivia ClarkNora ClineKatharina ClippingerTammy ColenJoan CollardDelta Sigma Theta, Inc., Columbus (OH) Alumnae Chapter Mary CombsDaniel ConstanceCatherine Conway ♥Lucy CookCynthia CooperJeane Copenhaver-JohnsonAbby CorderJoan CoughlinLisa CoulterIsabel CouplandMaci CraigMichelle Cramer ♥Katherine CrawfordMarc CriggerBetty CrookChloe CrowFrances Curtis FrazierJennifer DallyMargaret DeanLonni DieckVictoria DillonDill’s GreenhouseMarion Dix ♥Lynn DobbPriscilla DonovanKathryn DownsMary DoyleMia DragichJim DrakeCharlotte DrewryPaula DunniganPenny Dutton ♥Samorn Dye ♥Gillian EberhardtNancy Ehrich

Kathie EhrichAbbie EithDaria EleySheryl Ellcessor ♥Andrea ElliottLaura Ellis ♥Claire EsmondBeau EutonDiana FahleKatrina FarmerMary Ellen Ferrante ♥Darcy FieldsBrenda FieldsKaren FishJanet FlahertyHaley FlatenBrian FlennerBarbara FohlMary Beth Foley ♥Carol ForsytheDerrick FultonFunding FactoryAlexis FurmanLucy GambinoF. GambleHope Gardner ♥Joyce Garver-KellerPayton GehringThomas GilloglyGirl Scout Troop #0748Mary GlascorSusan Glaser ♥Marta Glass ♥Greater HorizonsStacey Green ♥Charlene GreeneBecky GriffithJessica GronowskiJulie GroomsHaylei HagertyEsther HallJulia HamiltonAdeline Hampton ♥Alicia HandwerkJasmine HaraburdaSara Hardy ♥Lacretia Harmon

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Laurie Harris ♥Kathy Harter ♥Jennifer Hayward ♥Marcie HedgesKaren HeiserJeri HendricksJoanne HessMegan HillFrank HimesRaunda HoThomas HofmannPatricia HohlbeinAnne HohmannBaylee HolbrookPatrick Holford ♥Corinne HollandJoyce Hollard ♥Jill Hoovler ♥Safia HusseinShaabna IbrahimConnie IrwinChitra IyerJ.A. JacksonTracy JamesCal JamesJoy Jang ♥Eileen JeffreyJennifer JenkinsDiann Rembert JohnsonJamye Jones ♥Lori Kaiser ♥Hanifah KambonFred KeckAshley KellerJeremy Kelley ♥C. Wesley KelleyNancy KelleyJo Ann KennedyMiranda KinerEmily KingAarushi KiniAnna KinneyCynthia KlingbeilJane KlivansAshton KnerrSandra KnoeselJulie Knorr

Danielle KoscikNiki Krause ♥Paul Krimm ♥Teresa KrollRachel LawlessVicki LawsJessica LazelleYoung Su LeeChristine Leonard ♥Diane LepleyYvonne LesickoGrant LewisGlenda Lewis ♥Shirley LindnerJohn Lindsey ♥Dorbie LittickLinda LockwoodGeorgianna LongEileen Long ♥Lourdes Longo ♥Karen Loomis ♥Mary Jo LooneyKathryn LowreyLeslie Lucas ♥Kelly Lundquist ♥Leslie Maaser ♥Anthony MalecLauren MantonMichael Mantor ♥Lois Mars ♥Mary Kay MartinSarah MartinPaige MassaShavonne MateenStephanie Mayer ♥Andrew McBrideCyndee McCaskeyThomas McCulloughLisa McDavid ♥Carol McGloneAnna McIntireGwen McLaughlinSandy McLoughlin ♥Robert McWilliamsEmmie Meadows ♥Elizabeth MerkeyColette Mileti ♥

Alison Miller ♥Natalie Mills ♥Sherry MillsGary MontgomeryToylise Moore ♥William MooreMorgan StanleyYakima NelsonTaylor NelsonJoAnn NicholsAngela Nickell ♥Lara Nowak ♥Nancy NullMelissa OdlivakEmma OniferJennifer OsburnLinda PapajcikPrathna PatelMegan PattersonWinifred PayneDouglas Peterson ♥Gretchen Petrucci ♥Joyce Phillips ♥Kristine Pohlman ♥Samantha PolitzMelissa Potter ♥Patricia PoundCarol Prebihalo ♥Marilyn PritchettColleen PtakElizabeth RansopherAmanda RappaportMegan RauschNicole ReedWilliam Rees ♥Melvina ReinstetleDon Reuter ♥Gianna RicciEstela Rike ♥Veena RingsKathleen Root ♥Kayla RumasKathy RuscheckPhoebe SaboleyLaralyn SasakiLinda SatterfieldEmily H. Savors

Halie ScarberryKathleen SchieberFrancine SchmitzElizabeth SchmitzJacquie SchneiderJessica SchorgerMarla SchraderCharles SchroederPaul SchroederDale SchroederRebecca ScottTonya Shaeffer ♥Parvhvi Shah ♥Marie Shamray ♥Jennae ShelbyLuz Shepard ♥Linda Shepard ♥Emily ShepherdJudith ShermanColleen ShermanPurvi Sheth ♥Emily ShireyRebecca SidesPaul SimmonsJanelle SimmonsSuzanne SinclairChristine SingerYvette SlateKelli SmithLinda SnackLora Snodgrass ♥Ola Snow ♥ Susan Snyder ♥Melissa Soller ♥Stephanie Spencer ♥Jennifer StacyHeather StaleyLinda StaubachRegina StefanikJoseph StewartRobert StillmanAnna Margaret StillwellWendy McLaughlin StoicaKristin Stout ♥Cora Strickland Debora Stubbs ♥Brian Sturtz

Pamela SublerHeather SvetekKelly Swendrick ♥Sharon SwinehartGoshu Tadese ♥Missy Tate ♥Jessica TaylorGeorgia TaylorCarla TedeschiTelecomPioneers Crossroads Chapter #135Pat TeynorCathleen ThiemensPatricia Thirlkel ♥Rory ThomasVicki ThompsonTonya TiggettStacy TokiSophia TolliverElaine Tonetti ♥Katherine TownsendGinine TrimVirginia TuttleJohn UnderwoodFrank UnderwoodUnited Way of Southeastern PennsylvaniaBeth UrbanKevin VanMeterKen Vitellas ♥Melissa VivensMargaret T. VogelSessa Votaw ♥Adam WagenbachKaren Waldrop ♥Elsie Weaver ♥Suzanne Weber-SleeperRachel WeilbackerWelker Family TrustJanet WermuthCarma WernerLori Westerman ♥Michael WetzLinda WhiteWayneisha Whiting-GoolsbyPauline Wijaya ♥Brenda Wilken ♥

Cece WilliamsTerr WinnickBarry WintersJodi WoernerBonnie WolfNevin WoodsLaurinda Woodward ♥Elizabeth WrightMing Yu ♥Julie Zurick ♥

Donors up to $10Due to space limitations, we are unable to list the countless donors who contributed up to the $10 amount. Please know that each donation, no matter how small, is appreciated and that we thank you for your help in bringing Girl Scouting to your community.

MemorialsIn Memory of Amy Lueckel Brenda Wilken Carla Tedeschi Charles Schroeder Dale Schroeder Dorothy Rader Jim Drake Lynn Dobb Mike Anatra Pat Teynor Paul Schroeder Richard Arden Roger Beck TelecomPioneers Crossroads Chapter #135 Virginia Baughman Welker Family TrustIn Memory of Donald Sides John and Susan ShillingIn Memory of Jim McCormick John and Susan Shilling Suzanne SinclairIn Memory of Luanne Crump

John and Susan ShillingIn Memory of Mandy Morgan Maureen Morgan to the Maxwell Scholarship FundIn Memory of Colin Quibell Susan SawyerIn Memory of Jessie M. Wallace Judith ShermanIn Memory of Lucille Maxwell Jean Kohler to the Maxwell Scholarship Fund

Gifts In-Kind AnonymousAccent Information SystemsAccurate LogisticsAl’s Pizza, Al TaylorAlternative Therapies & MassageAramark Refreshment ServicesAudubon Ohiob.organizedBalletMet ColumbusBallreichBBC Worldwide ProductionsBerthane PetersonBess’ Cakery, Bess TrentBetty’s Family of RestaurantsBuckeye Gymnastics, Inc.Burr Oak ResortCAPACardinal HealthCheesecake FactoryCherry Valley LodgeChrystal RardinColumbus Blue JacketsColumbus CrewThe Columbus DispatchColumbus Jazz OrchestraColumbus Museum of ArtColumbus SymphonyColumbus Zoo and AquariumConAgra Inc.The Container StoreCOTC, Alicia PurdyCOTC, Eimile MulliganCountry CupboardCreative Catering, Cheryl Lohrman

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John and Susan ShillingIn Memory of Mandy Morgan Maureen Morgan to the Maxwell Scholarship FundIn Memory of Colin Quibell Susan SawyerIn Memory of Jessie M. Wallace Judith ShermanIn Memory of Lucille Maxwell Jean Kohler to the Maxwell Scholarship Fund

Gifts In-Kind AnonymousAccent Information SystemsAccurate LogisticsAl’s Pizza, Al TaylorAlternative Therapies & MassageAramark Refreshment ServicesAudubon Ohiob.organizedBalletMet ColumbusBallreichBBC Worldwide ProductionsBerthane PetersonBess’ Cakery, Bess TrentBetty’s Family of RestaurantsBuckeye Gymnastics, Inc.Burr Oak ResortCAPACardinal HealthCheesecake FactoryCherry Valley LodgeChrystal RardinColumbus Blue JacketsColumbus CrewThe Columbus DispatchColumbus Jazz OrchestraColumbus Museum of ArtColumbus SymphonyColumbus Zoo and AquariumConAgra Inc.The Container StoreCOTC, Alicia PurdyCOTC, Eimile MulliganCountry CupboardCreative Catering, Cheryl Lohrman

Culligan WaterDean’s JewelryDevry UniversityDickey’s BBQDonatos PizzaEmbassy Suites Hotel-ColumbusFinocchi PhotographyFriendship Service UnitThe Funny Bone Comedy ClubGiant EagleGordon Food ServiceGraeter’s Ice CreamGrange InsuranceGranville Service UnitHighlights for ChildrenHometown Deli, Karla AndersonTim HortonsJeni’s Ice CreamsJustice Hair DesignersKrogerKyber Run Golf CourseLaPalomaLeghorns

Little Brownie BakersLou & Gib Reese Ice ArenaMad River MountainMagic Mountain Fun CenterMarcy’s ClaygroundMeijerMohican Resort & Conference CenterMoundbuilders Service UnitNewark OptometryNickle’s BakeryNorris Culinary Arts, Fred NorrisNorth Fork Service UnitOhio StonewareOtterbein College Dept. Theatre & DanceParadise Springs Service UnitPark National BankPhyliss JenningsProLogisRalston Foods Inc.Raven’s Glenn WineryRecreations OutletRed LobsterResortQuest Outer Banks

Rivervalley Service UnitRocowa Service UnitRoll-A-Way Skate CenterSalt Fork ResortSkate Zone 71Snow TrailsSouth Prospect MarketSports Zone of CoshoctonSummerfield Advertising, Inc.Swan CleanersTectum, Inc.Texas RoadhouseTimberline Four Seasons ResortTime Warner CableTippecanoe Service UnitTomBoy Tools ConsultantTrophy NutU-HaulUnited Way of Richland CountyUniversity Plaza Hotel & Conference CtrVinyl Signs & DesignsWalmart, NewarkWalmart Supercenter, West Union

Walmart Supercenter Store #1750West Muskingum Service UnitWexner Center for the ArtsWilson CarpetY-City Service UnitZemba Brothers, Inc.

Media SponsorsGannett News ServiceT-100 NewarkThe Newark AdvocateWBNS-10TVWHIZ AM/FM/TV in ZanesvilleWMVO Mt. VernonWWJM New Lexington

♥ Family Partnership donor

Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland is extremely grateful to everyone who has supported our programs through their contributions. The donors listed provided financial support for GSOH between January 1st, 2009 and December 31st, 2009. We make every effort to provide an accurate list of all donors. However, if your gift is missing or listed incorrectly, please accept our apologies and contact our office at 800-621-7042.

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