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Newsletter Contents
Upcoming GS DatesGirl Scouts on KASAGS Cookie Challenge Girl
Scout Day at the Roundhouse2015 Recognitions CeremonyProgram The
Girl Scout Cookie ProgramHow the Cookie CrumblesCamp: Choose Your
Adventure Alumnae CornerBoard of DirectorsSponsors & Donors
Connections
NMGirlScouts.org
Council Contact Info & HoursCouncil Headquarters
(Albuquerque): p: 505.343.1040 f: 505.343.1050
Business Hours (Headquarters): Mon-Thurs: 8am-5pm Friday:
8am-12pm
Office Closure Dates: 2/13, 2/16, 3/13, 4/10, 5/8, 6/12,
7/10.
LaTienda505.923.2522Shop Hours:
Mon-Thurs: 10am-5pmFriday: 9am-12pmSelect Saturdays from
9am-2pm:
3/21, 4/11, 5/16, 5/31, 6/13
Winter 2015 Edition
The State of the Girl in New Mexico, published by Girl Scouts of
the USA, is a powerful study that reminds us how much work we need
to do for girls. And it reaffirms that Girl Scouts is powerfully
impactful in assuring our girls are armed with leadership skills,
courage, confidence and character to help them be the best they can
be.
This profile summarizes some of the key social, economic, and
health issues affecting the 182,206 girls ages 5 to 17 living in
New Mexico. Girls in New Mexico rank 48th out of 50 states on an
overall index of well-being that includes measures of girls
physical health and safety, economic well-being, education,
emotional health, and extracurricular activities. Girls in New
Mexico rank as follows:
49th in the nation for economic well-being. 49th in the nation
for education. 47th in the nation for physical health and
safety.
28% of school-age girls in New Mexico are living in poverty.
About 31% of girls 10 to 17 are overweight or obese. Roughly 15% of
girls ages 6 to 17 have experienced neighborhood violence.
This is not yet another doom and gloom message, but rather a
call to action. Currently, only 2.9% of girls in NM are Girl Scouts
because we cant find enough volunteers. We have over 300 girls on a
waiting list.
We invest so much time, talent and resources to creating jobs
and while tremendously important, why is it that we have so little
discussion across the sector around the needs of girls? Our girls
deserve equal attention- after all, teen pregnancy and poverty
impact them significantly. We need to shout from the rafters that
girls need to come off the discount rack and we need to invest our
time, resources, volunteer efforts, and yes, money to help girls
overcome these huge barriers facing them in NM.
These are not issues just for the non-profit sector, they are
issues for all of us. These failures for girls are all of our
responsibilities because they include our neighbors, our families,
and our colleagues. Girl Scouts is one answer that has over 102
years of success, but girls need many more options that will help
them become the best they can be. Where are our women leaders on
this topic? Where are our fathers and mothers of girls?
While we have great success in Girl Scouts, to continue this
work, we need more volunteers and resources and partnerships such
as Women in Design, KASA/KRQE, FLL, TOOLs For Learning.
We need your help and support and so do the girls, Peggy Sanchez
Mills
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Upcoming Program & Event DatesDiscover STEM Day, Natl Museum
of Nuclear Science & History Feb 7
Public event. Museum admission required.
Cookie Challenge, Sheraton ABQ Uptown Feb 8
Public Event. Adults $25, Students $10, under 5 free. Register
by 2/5.
Girl Scout Day at the Roundhouse Feb 18 Public event. Free. Rsvp
by 2/17.
Explore Engineering, Albuquerque Boys & Girls Club Feb 28
DBJ. 9-10:30am. $6. Register by 2/24.
Engineering Your World! Albuquerque Boys & Girls Club Feb 28
CSA. 1-4pm. $6. Register by 2/24
GS Pack the Pit & Cookie Kickoff, The Pit / WisePies Arena
Feb. 28
Public event. $4. Register online by 2/25.
GSNMT Board Meeting March 21 Board Members. Council Office
GirlSports Softball Game Apr 4 Public event. $3, Register by
4/1.
GirlSports Softball Workshop Apr 4 DBJCSA. $2 Register by
4/1.
Troop Outdoor Adventure, Rancho Apr 11 DBJ Troops, $25/person.
Register by 3/31
NM Museum of Natural History Camp-In Apr 17 Girls $40, Adults
$35. Register by 3/31.
Survival Camp, Rancho Apr 17-19 CSA Troops, $55/person. Register
by April 7
NM Museum of Natural History Camp-In Apr 24 Girls $40, Adults
$35. Register by 4/15.
Adult Recognition Event, Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (Abq) Apr
25 Adults. $5
Innovate & Create Camp, NM Museum of Natural History &
Sci
June- July
6-12th grade girls. 3 three-week sessions. $100 per week.
D = Daisy, B = Brownie, J = Junior, C = Cadette, S = Senior, and
A = Ambassador. For further information, visit our website:
nmgirlscouts.org -> Program
Girl Scouts on KASA
Cookie DatesAre you ready for the 2015 Cookie Sale? We are! Here
are some upcoming dates to get ready for:
February 13-20: Cookies to TroopsFebruary 16: Goal Getter
Friends & Family SaleMarch 6: Booth sales beginMarch 29: Cookie
sale endsWeek of May 11: GS$ Cards mailedJune 7: Cliffs Event
Upcoming Girl Scout DatesWorld Thinking Day (WAGGGS) February
22Girl Scout Sunday March 8Girl Scout Week March 8-14Girl Scout
Birthday March 12Girl Scout Sabbath March 14Girl Scout Volunteer
Day April 22
Are You Registered? Have you renewed your membership for the
2014-2015 Girl Scout year? You mist be a registered Girl Scout to
participate in the upcoming cookie sale. Remember, you can now
register online! NMGirlScouts.org
Training DatesFirst Aid / CPR (Albuquerque) February 28, March
21, April 11
Outdoor CoreMarch 28-29 ClovisApril 11-12 El Morro, Gallup
Getting Ready for Girl Scout CookiesSonia and our Girl Scout
Cookie Professionals (Abby, Deborah, and Aliyah) did a phenomenal
job with their segment on KASAs New Mexico Style show. Sonia shared
what is new with cookies this year and pitched the Cookie
Challenge. The girls then had a blind taste test with hosts
Brittany and Chad! Chad asked the girls what they liked the best
about being a Girl Scout. Abby shared that when she became a Girl
Scout, she was really shy, but that she has developed leadership
skills. Deborah shared that she has gotten to do things in GS that
she wouldnt have done otherwise such as whitewater rafting, rock
climbing, and other high adventure activities. And Aliyah responded
that her favorite thing about Girl Scouts is making new friends! We
couldnt have said it better, ourselves!
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Local chefs will make sweet or savory creations using Girl Scout
Cookies as the ingredients and inspiration! Other activities will
include a Cookie Crumb auction (similar to a silent auction, but
more fun!), cookie eating competitions, photo booth, face painting,
and more!
ABQ Grill at the Sheraton Uptown, AlbuquerqueBravo! Cucina
Italiana, Albuquerque
Frost, AlbuquerqueLa Montanita Co-op, Albuquerque
Meals on Wheels, AlbuquerqueMtuccis Market & Deli,
Albuquerque
2015 Event Sponsors & Supporters
Bank of AlbuquerqueLinton & Associates
Los Alamos National BankCentury Bank
PayDayMax Chavez Construction
CreamlandAlphaGraphics
Sheraton Albuquerque UptownKASA/KRQE
2015 Participating RestaurantsOsteria d Assisi, Santa Fe
RealBurger, Santa FeQ Cakes, Albuquerque
Sassy Apron, AlbuquerqueSwich It Up, Albuquerque
Zinc, Albuquerque
Girl Scout Day at the RoundhouseFebruary 18, 2015New Mexico
State Capitol Building, Santa Fe Girl Scouts take action in many
ways -- through direct service in their community, by educating
others, and by advocating for issues that better their community.
Join us at the Roundhouse to learn more about the legislative
process. Meet local legislators and decision makers. See how laws
are made. Learn how you can make a difference! For more
information, visit our website NMGirlScouts.org contact Carol Ann
at [email protected] Scouts on KASA
Girl Scout Day at the RoundhouseOnline registration is available
through Friday, February 6th.
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ProgramEspanola Girl Scout STEM SaturdayGirl Scouts in Espanola
became scientists for the day at the STEM Girl Scout Saturday. The
girls learned about chemical reactions, built solar cars, cleaned
an oil spill, extracted DNA from a banana, and built electric
circuits.
Thanks to the Knights of Columbus for building use and to the
dedicated volunteers!Interested in other STEM Girl Scout events?
Check our website for more information!
2/7 Discover STEM Day2/28 Explore Engineering2/28 Engineering
Your World4/10 Gallup STEM Festival4/17 NM Museum of Natural
History Camp-In4/28 NM Museum of Natural History Camp-InJune
Innovate & Create Camp July Innovate & Create Camp
New Mexico FIRST LEGO League Regional TournamentCongratulations
to all of the Jr. FLL and FLL teams from across New Mexico and
southern Colorado who competed at the New Mexico FIRST LEGO League
Regional Tournament!
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Program Program
Gold AwardGirl Scout Gold Award Committee meetings are scheduled
every 2nd Thursday of the month starting at 5:30pm. Girls
interested in brainstorming, needing Gold Award training, or
needing to submit Gold Award paperwork please contact the Gold
Award Liaison.
17 girls are currently working on their take action projects
across the council. Great ideas are being created as these girls
become leaders in their communities to bring a change in their
world.
If you are interested in learning more about the GOGOLD Program
the following link can answer some of your questions
http://nmgirlscouts.org/Gold_Award.aspx Or contact Vanessa Wheeler
at 505.923.2525 or [email protected].
Outdoor CoreOutdoor Core allows for adults and girls sign up to
attend at the same time and learn core outdoor skills together. If
your troop is ready to explore the great outdoors, these are the
programs for you!
Daisies, Brownies, & Juniors will learn and practice awesome
outdoor camping skills! Cadettes, Seniors, & Ambassadors will
learn how to teach girls outdoor skills and plan an adventure with
safety in mind!
For adults, this course is designed to prepare you to take your
troop on an outdoor adventure. You will learn how to safely take
girls on hikes and car camping trips to developed campgrounds. The
focus is on strategies for allowing girls to safely and
successfully learn, practice and master basic hiking and camping
skillsactually practicing these strategies with younger girls.
Upcoming Outdoor Core date: April 11-12 El Morro, Gallup
Troop Outdoor Adventure (DBJ)April 11 (10am-3pm)at Rancho del
ChaparralGet your troop outdoors and learn fun outdoor skills!
Learn how to build a fire, tie knots, learn about Leave No Trace,
and much more! Roast hotdogs and marshmallows. Hike to the Mystery
Tree ... and enjoy the beauty of Rancho! $25 per person, includes
lunch and a patch. Register by March 2.
Wilderness Survival Camp (CSA)April 17-19 at Rancho del
ChaparralThis weekend is great for troops or for individuals. Learn
skills to keep you safe outdoors. If you get lost while hiking,
could you keep yourself safe until help came? After this weekend
you will able to say, Yes! $55 per person includes means and a
patch.
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How adults can best support their Girl Scout in the Cookie Sale:
Families are an important part of the tradition, values and fun of
Cookie Season. Here is how you can support your Girl Scout and help
her get the most of the experience.Encourage goal-setting.
Goal-setting is an important life skill. Shell go far if she knows
how to set a high goal and reach it. Ask about her groups goals and
help her set personal goals. Help her fill her goals in on her
order card and encourage her to talk about goals with
customers.Support her sales. She needs you to be on her side as she
develops the confidence to ask people for orders. Listen to her
practice her sales message, arrange booth site sales at work,
places of worship or other locations frequented by people who love
Girl Scout cookies. Go with her to sell and deliver cookies.
Volunteer. Her group is sure to need volunteers willing to
chaperone booth sales, pick up cookies and more.Practice safety. Be
a good role model for safety and good decision-making. Help your
girl understand the Girl Scout safety rules.
Find more resources on our website: NMGirlScouts.org
Girl Scout Cookie Program2015 Girl Scout Cookie Dates
Feb. 13-16 Cookies are delivered across councilMarch 6 Booth
sales begin at 4pmFeb 16 Friends & Family Sale beginsMarch 29
Booth and Friends & Family sales endApril 27 Rewards are
delivered to service unitsMay 11 GS$ cards mailed to eligible girls
this weekJune 6 Cliffs Event
Its True. The Girl Scout Cookie Program Has Gone Digital!With
Digital Cookie, the Girl Scout Cookie Program you know and love is
now better than ever, giving our Girl Scouts and cookie customers
more ways to participate. Now theres more ways to sell, more ways
to buy, and more ways to learn and have a ton of fun!
With Digital Cookie, girls can customize the way they learn and
earn, using technology in a whole new way and earning cool cookie
badges along the way!
Promote the cookie business and inspire more support than
everwith more ways to sell and more ways to talk to customers about
the cookie business!
There are more ways to keep track of cookie customersbecause an
organized cookie boss is a rock star cookie boss!
Take digital credit card orderscustomers love being able to pay
with credit cards. Less hassle=more support!
Ship cookies directly to customers or have them share the love
with a cookie donationcookie customers love options!
Plus, its all easy, fun, safe, and super cool!
New #GirlScoutCookie flavors this year: We are SUPER exited for
Rah-Rah Raisin! Hearty oatmeal cookies with plump raisins and Greek
yogurt-flavored chunks ... Mmmmmm! And our gluten free
Toffee-Tastic are rich, buttery cookies packed with golden toffee
bits bursting with flavor.
Did you know....All of our Girl Scout Cookies have zero trans
fat per serving!
All of the girls pictured on the packages are registered Girl
Scouts. Every package shows Girl Scouts in action and participating
in real Girl Scout program activities.
Samoas are turning 40 this year!!! No one is safe. The Girl
Scouts are now offering #glutenfree cookies!
Purchasing a box of Thin Mintsour mint-flavored cookies with
delicious chocolaty coatinghelps a girl learn money management. She
handles money, keeps records, even tracks ordersactivities that are
essential to running a successful business.
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Abby Lyman, Girl Scout Cookie Professional
I have been selling cookies since I was a Daisy, six years ago.
I used to be really shy. My mom would encourage me to ask people to
buy cookies, but I would refuse to, I was really just too shy. But
now I can ask anyone to buy cookies, I have techniques!
What are some of these techniques? I figured out how to get
people to buy more boxes than they asked for by telling them how
much it would cost for more boxes of cookies.
One customer came up to our booth last year wanting to buy one
box of cookies. He handed me a twenty dollar bill. I told him that
$20 would buy him five boxes of cookies. He left our booth buying
six boxes of cookies! He told me that he owns a car dealership and
that I should contact him when Im old enough to work!
For customers who say that they dont want to buy cookies, I say:
Did you know that Trefoils are great with tea and coffee? or that
Girl Scout cookies will only be around for a little time, you
better get them while you can!
How do I set my cookie goals? I start with a small goal of 100
boxes of cookies. When I reach 100 boxes, I increase my goal until
I meet it, and then increase again and again. Our troop cookie
money went to items we bought for Joy Junction. Last year my GS$
paid for me to go to camp all summer--I love Girl Scout camp!
What would I suggest to new Girl Scouts selling cookies? Sell
with your parents and never go out of their sight. Dont go into
peoples houses. With some practice and experience, you will figure
out what works for youmy selling techniques came from six years of
selling cookies!
What is my favorite cookie? Tagalongs!
Girl Scout Cookie Program
#onemorebite
Join the Girl Scout Cookie excitement with the #OneMoreBite
Instagram contest! The winner will receive a one-year supply of
Girl Scout Cookies - equal to 52 boxes - of Girl Scout Cookies of
their choice.
Between February 6 and March 6, upload your creative photo
of/with a Girl Scout Cookie to
Instagram using the #OneMoreBite hastag. Check out other entries
@girlscouts
There is more to Girl Scout Cookies than what is in the box. The
Girl Scout Cookie Program provides an important ingredient for
leadership by helping girls develop five key skills.
Goal SettingDecision MakingMoney ManagementPeople SkillsBusiness
Ethics
Skills for Girls5
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Rancho Big Clean Weekends
Camp: Choose YOUR AdventureResident Camp Adventure
Camp is a progression. Girls as young as 1st grade may be ready
for Resident Camp, while others may not. But by the time a girl is
in 4th to 5th grade she should be responsible enough for herself,
and confident enough to take the step to resident camp alone or
with a friend.
Troop Camp Adventure This is a great time for those girls that
may not be ready for camp on their own. Troops can come to camp
together and participate
in the programs like canoeing, ropes course, archery, horses,
campfires and arts and crafts. Leave the programming to us.
Want
to work on a badge or do a hike? The adventure is yours to
make!
(Spring) May 15-17 and (Fall) September 18-20
Open House & Big Clean Weekends
What is the Big Clean Weekend? This is a weekend where families,
troops, and supporters of Girl Scouts come to camp to help prepare
it for the camp season (in the spring) or prepare it for winter (in
the fall). A little bit of work and a LOT of fun! This is a great
(FREE!) weekend for Troops to come to camp and do service
projects!
Barker Big Clean Weekends
Join us for a special day, designed only for our littlest
campers, the Daisies! Spend the day trying a little bit of
everything at camp. Daisies must come with adult supervision.
Daisy Mountain Adventure: July 18 10-4pm
Decade Dash (Me & My Gal): August 7-9
The Cook & Me (Me & My Guy): June 19-21
Troop & Family Camp Adventures
(Spring) May 29-31 and (Fall) September 25-27
Rancho del Chaparral Open HouseMay 30-June 1 10am-1pm
Camp Elliott Barker Open HouseMay 31-June 1 10am-1pm
Rancho Family / Troop Camp WeekendsSession 1: July 10-12 Session
2: July 24-26
Island Girls (Me & My Gal): July 10-12Paddle Pals (Me &
My Guy): July 24-26
Barker Family / Troop Camp WeekendsSession 1: June 5-7 Session
2: June 26-28 Session 3: Aug 7-9
Rancho Resident Camp AdventureBirds, Butterflies, and Bugs
(1st-3rd)
The Mane Event (1st-3rd)
Creation Sensation (4th-8th)Dance Mania (4th-6th)
ProChef Cupcake Wars (4th-6th)
Where the Wild Things Are (1st-3rd)
Duct Tape Diva (9th-12th)
Zombie Survival (6th-9th)Cooking Around the World (7th-10th)
...and MORE!
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Camp: Choose YOUR AdventureDay Camp Adventure (NEW!)
Day camp allows campers to experience the adventure of camp
during the day while returning to the comforts of home at night.
This year, we will offer day camps in Albuquerque and at Camp
Elliott Barker.
Family Camp Adventure Calling all campers! Family camp is a time
when everyone in the
family can come and enjoy the camp experience. Bring your
parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, and friends to camp for
fun filled weekends of activities including archery, arts &
crafts,
singing around the camp fire and even horses.
Day Camp Adventures
Barker Resident Camp Adventure
Pay for Girl Scout Camp!
Take a hike
Make smores over a campfireHave fun in the mountains
Sell Girl Scout Cookies
Did you know ... YOU can:
Camp Book will be available March 1!
Make new friends
Go to Girl Scout Camp!
I cant wait to ...
Make memories thatwill last a lifetime
Star Girls (1st-4th)Barker Pioneers (1st-3rd)
Carabiner Craze (6th-8th)
Pastry Chef (4th-6th)Water Otters (4th-6th)
Tie Dye Takeover (1st-3rd)
Super Hero Academy (6th-12th)
Pirates of Barker (6th-8th)Chills & Thrills (6th-12th)
Rock N River (6th-12th)...and MORE!
Day Campers experience the fun and exciting activities along
with the chance to try new things, discover their leadership
abilities, and make new friends with girls their own age, all while
learning about camp life and the outdoors! Thursday night of the
week will have an optional overnight experience for those day
campers wishing to participate in our end of session campfire.
Day camps will be offered at Camp Elliott Barker and at the
Albuquerque Council Office.
Day Camp at Camp Elliott Barker Programs will be offered: June
21-26, July 12-17, July 26-29With programs available for girls
between 1st and 12th gradesSome of the programs include: Spa
Barker, Gooey Going Fun, and Totally Tiki.
Day Camp at the Albuquerque Council Office Programs will be
offered: June 1-5, June 8-12, June 15-19, June 22-26With programs
available for girls between 1st and 12th gradesSome of the programs
include: Color Kaleidoscope, GS Broadway, Doodle Bugs, and Movin
& Grovin.
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Alumnae Corner
Trefoil GuildTrefoil Guilds started in England in the 1940s and
now are present in many US councils. It is a great support for
adult women who would like to stay connected to Scouting and can
find the same support system across the country. The Guild of New
Mexico Trails was started as the result of a meeting with the GSUSA
National Alumnae representative at the National Convention in Salt
Lake City last fall.
The mission of this group is to keep adults connected to
Scouting while enjoying activities that will enrich our lives. The
value of this group is to provide comradery for adults that share a
love of Scouting / Guiding. We will be planning activities based on
the interests of the members of the group, such as visiting
museums, hiking, traveling nationally and internationally as a
group, helping with assorted Girl Scout programs, and being a
positive presence in the community.
Our meetings are held the first Monday of the month at the
council office in Albuquerque at 6:30 pm. We will discuss upcoming
activities at these meetings. We are also planning a trip to Sangam
this summer.
All interested adults in Girl Scouts / Girl Guides are invited
to join! For more information, contact Nancy Wiggins at
[email protected]
Want to work at camp?Spend your summer outdoors working in the
beautiful mountains
of New Mexico. Stay away from the cubicle and get a tan. Ride
horses, canoe, do rock climbing and arts and crafts and get
paid
doing it. Be the envy of our friends as you post amazing
pictures of your summer adventure in the sun! Obtain real world
experience
that will get you noticed by hiring managers.
New This Summer: Abq Day Camp!This 4 week camp is located in
Albuquerque and Program runs from 9:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday.
Programs will focus on Arts, Drama, STEM and trips around the city.
Staff have a wide
variety of experience.
To Learn More and Apply Online:NMGirlScouts.org / Camp
Troop 1912 Troop 1912 started in 2005 in the Sangre de Cristo
Council, with the purpose of the group to participate in troop,
service unit, and council events, provide service at all levels,
and to have fun together Girl Scouting. The Santa Fe/Los Alamos
group functions as a patrol with their events open to Girl Scout
women throughout the Council.
Currently, the Santa Fe/Los Alamos patrol has an organizer (sets
the calendar for the upcoming year) and a treasurer (people pay
their own way at a given event). In the past dues have gone to
support Camp Elliott Barker and to assist low income Girl Scouts.
Individual troop members take responsibility for the program of
their choice for a given month.
Troop 1912 activities have included a Dog Days of Autumn hike in
White Rock, car camping and hiking in Colorado, and a holiday
gathering. To learn more, contact Troop 1912s current organizer:
Janet Hall at [email protected]
Learn More about Alum Opportunities:
The Trefoil Guild on their first outing. They gathered for lunch
and then toured the Albuquerque Museum on February 1st.
Girl Scouts Alumnae Association
http://alumnae.girlscouts.org/
Girl Scouts of New Mexico TrailsAlumnae Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/GS100NMAlumnae website: nmgirlscouts.org /
Alumnae
Whether you were a Girl Scout Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette,
Senior or Ambassadora troop leader, volunteer, or staff member, we
welcome you as part of this glorious sisterhood! Once a Girl Scout,
ALWAYS a Girl Scout! GSNMT has two dynamic alumnae groups, Troop
1912 and the Trefoil Guild.
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Alumnae Corner Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails Board of
DirectorsOfficers
Marti Fournier-RevoChair of the Board of Directors
Maribeth Thornton Vice Chair
Sherry SchulzTreasurer
Becky TeagueSecretary
Peggy Sanchez Mills CEO
Members at LargeKaren Bergren
Pamelya HerndonMary Hockaday
Casey HoytCharissa Lin
Jodi MaherasDelanie Montoya
Emily NailMarny Schantz
Don WelkerMarian Wrage
Out of a highly competitive pool of over 450 nominees, our
judges have chosen 30 influential women across six industry
categories to honor as this years Women of Influence. The judges
evaluated the applicants on their professional achievement,
leadership and community involvement.
Congratulations to Pamelya Herndon, Executive Director of the
Southwest Womens Law Center and new GSNMT Board Member!
Wreath and Design Competition and Charity AuctionWomen in
Design: New Mexico hosted its first annual wreath and ornament
design competition, benefitting the Girl Scouts of New Mexico
Trails. Members of the local design and art community, corporate
executives, and other professionals created wreaths and ornament
sets that were auctioned off on December 4 at Fat Pipe
Albuquerque.
Thank you for your support Women in Design: New Mexico!
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Fund Development
Individual DonorsArmstrong, RicBall, SusanBatsaikhan,
AnudariBridge, Danielle DuquetteBrock, InezCardwell, John
GarrettCasey, Paula D.Chambliss, GailChavez, AmyChrissinger, Jill
& C MCzuchlewski, Kristina & DavidDodge, KymDrury, Donald
& M. LoisDunne, Dan and SusanEden, Lisa & JoshElliott,
RussellFelsch, Colleen and RobertFournier-Revo, Marti &
TerrenceFrame, WendyFrederickson, Rosmarie & PaulGraff,
PatriciaGrose, Vanessa (Shoe)Haines, Nancy KellsHart,
PatriciaHatch, Steven/AnnetteHirt, FlaviaHoman, MaryJohnson,
Barbara
Kaczar, GregoryKendall, DanielKrebs, Marcia Krohn, Burton
J.Litherland, JoyceLozano, Chris, Anito, IzabellaLyle, John and
RobinMartin, Joanne (Jo)Maxwell, TrishMcConaghy, SuzanneMichels,
Barbara and GaryMills, JasonMilnes, EstherMorgan, Christine
A.Oldenborg, RichardOrmerod, Donna & KevinPager, StuPalomino,
Gabriella, Christina and JesusPaster, Janice and StuartPeterson,
Klaus and BarbaraPeterson, MarjoriePickering, SusanReuter,
JoanneRightley, Maria and PaulSanchez Mills, PeggySauer,
NancySayler, Brandon & AngelaScheer, NancySchillinger,
LeslieSchmidt, Kevin
Schulz, Sherry Lynn & GeorgeSellers, Elizabeth and
BillShinholser, Charles and DianneSmoker, LindaSnyder, NancySolano,
PatriciaStahl, EdwinSwinderman, AlisaTarbox, MaureenTeague, Rebecca
& WeldonThornton, Maribeth & ChristopherUlibarri, Kristin
and RossWelker, Don & DeborahWenk, ColleenWheeler,
VanessaWhite, Kaniah, Robertina & NolanWinsor, SuzanneWood,
MargaretWrage, Marian
Corporations & FoundationsAlbertsons LLC Community Partners
AlphagraphicsBBVA CompassBestway CleanersBrazas Fire & Safety
Equipment Co,Century BankCommunity Health Charities of West
Dekker/Perich/SabatiniEvaluMation, LLCFive Star BurgersIMPACT
Personal SafetyJinja Bar & GrillKohlsListen UpLockheed
Martin/Sandia National LabsMassage EnvyMax Maintenance &
Construction LLCMotorola Solutions FoundationNambe At Paseo
CrossingNorthrop Grumman Corp.OropopoPetlandSweet TomatoesTARGET
#356Ten Thousand WavesThornburg Investment ManagementTriCore
Reference LaboratoriesUnited Way of Central New MexicoUPS
StoreWalmart Foundation
*The Fund Development staff have made every effort to ensure
that this list is accurate. The list reflects donations received
from October 1, 2014 January 23, 2015. If you find an error or
omission, please contact Charlene Kalbfell at 505.923.2513
[email protected]
Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails4000 Jefferson Plaza NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109nmgirlscouts.org [email protected]
505.343.1040
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