Embrace Possibilities 2024 Annual Report
A Message from Board President Sidney Dillard and CEO Nancy Wright
Bold adventures, exciting milestones, and inspiring growth made 2024 a year to remember for Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana!
Camp Juniper Knoll’s 100th Anniversary drew record crowds of girls, families, volunteers, and alums back to our cherished, beautiful camp to celebrate timeless memories of sailing on the Pleasant Lake, singing campfire songs long after dark, making new friends, and learning outdoor skills.
Project Law Track, a perennial favorite in its 14th year, partnered teen Girl Scouts with professional attorneys and judges eager to mentor them through a mock trial that tested girls’ critical thinking skills and gave them an insider’s view of a variety of legal careers.
These and so many more moments came to life because we listened to girls.
Girls told us in no uncertain terms that they don’t want someone to just tell them they are special; they want to discover it for themselves through trial, triumph, and every moment in between.
Our Girl Scouts are leaders, dreamers, and changemakers. They are creating their own paths and shaping bold, bright futures as they discover and honor their authentic selves. And thousands of dedicated, caring adults are there to cheer them on, every step of the way.
That’s what makes our Girl Scout Movement so powerful.
As we reflect on everything that girls, and this council, have achieved this year, we are hopeful, optimistic, and energized. We promise to keep opening doors, building bridges, and cheering them on as they embrace their possibilities. The future is bright, and it’s led by girls.
Yours in Girl Scouting,
Nancy L. Wright Chief Executive Officer
Girl
Scouts
of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana
Sidney
R. Dillard Board President
Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana
Membership
32,540 girls | 16,660 adults | 4,043 lifetime members
Every Girl Scout has their own curiosity, dreams, and talents—so when they come together to decide which of the thousands of Girl Scout activities to try, the sky’s the limit. Whether visiting an animal shelter, camping, hosting a dance-off, or filming a movie—they’re learning to take risks, trust their gut, and team up with others for good.
The secret sauce holding it all together? Joy.
Fun activities, memorable experiences, prestigious awards, travel opportunities, and lifelong sisterhood are all benefits of being a Girl Scout.
It’s what gives Girl Scouts the confidence to be themselves, unapologetically. It’s what makes them feel safe enough to try new things and cheer each other on in tough times. It’s the support that can get them up on tough mornings, help them raise their hand in class, and even climb to the top of a mountain.
Membership
eWhite 66%
e I choose not to share 12.5%
e Black or African American 8%
e Asian 5%
e Two or more races 4%
e Other races 4%
e Not reported 2%
Race
e American Indian or Alaskan Native 0.3%
e Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 0.2%
Ethnicity
e Not Hispanic or Latinx 76%
e I choose not to share 12%
e Hispanic or Latinx 10%
e Not reported 2%
Girl Scout Voices
Girl Coalition of Indiana
Making friends is a core tenet familiar to those who know Girl Scouts. Generations of girls have sung that “one is silver and the other gold,” referring to the importance of new friends and old.
Yet research shows that 75 percent of female children ages 6 – 17 in Indiana have trouble making or keeping friends. We also know that many girls living in low-income communities simply aren’t Girl Scouts, for myriad reasons that two years of dedicated efforts under a four-year innovation grant funded by Lilly Endowment Inc. are now bringing to light.
After deep listening sessions with girls, families, and local organizations, teams of community engagement specialists throughout the state heard that access to convenient, safe locations is one such barrier. But it’s not the only one. There are numerous issues facing girls’ physical, academic, emotional, and social wellness, especially in communities with limited resources, generational inequities, and complicated family scenarios.
To successfully reach more girls with positive childhood experiences, our work is focusing on providing greater access to trusted mentors, safe spaces, and relatable content co-designed with families and community partners to help more girls thrive despite their complicated lives. Additionally, Girl Scouts is seeking to innovate outdated practices and embrace the opportunity to be a changemaker advocating for girls’ overall wellness and ability to thrive long after childhood.
The second edition of the Indiana Girl Report, published in 2024 by the six Girl Scout councils that serve Indiana in partnership with the Indiana Youth Institute, reveals that positive childhood experiences, addressing interpersonal aggression, and access to mental health supports are three specific areas of support where collective efforts can more positively impact girls’ overall wellness.
At the conclusion of the second year of the grant, we began to see new opportunities for serving girls and communities better. By designing multiple iterations of prototypes that use concepts that were learned through the community listening sessions, we are better understanding what girls and families in low-income communities want for themselves and how Girl Scouts provide better access to those experiences.
Girl Scout Voices — Roundtables
Our council understands the importance of hearing our Girl Scout’s voices. This year, we held two roundtables giving Girl Scouts the opportunity to share their thoughts on various topics. In October of 2023 we held an International Day of the Girl roundtable, which was cohosted with our CEO, Nancy Wright and Girl Scout Mckenzie. The Girl Scouts discussed their Girl Scout experiences, the role of gender bias and how they overcome it, pressures they felt, and how they cope, as well as issues they want to advocate for, ending the roundtable discussing their resilience and dealing with imposter syndrome.
In March of 2024 the Girl Scouts along with some adult leaders hosted another roundtable in honor of Women’s History Month and Girl Scouts Birthday. This empowering roundtable discussion covered the topics of Girl Scout Week and the incredible impact of women leaders! Our panel of inspiring women shared their personal journeys, insights, and strategies for making a difference in their communities and beyond. From breaking barriers to championing change, we explored what it means to be a woman of impact in today’s world.
Girl Scout Voices
Health and Wellness
Body Positivity
February is Body Positivity month. We shared social media content that embraced fashion in the way that feels good to you. During cookie season, we encouraged our audiences to skip conversations about diets because it teaches Girl Scouts to prioritize how their body looks. Instead, we encouraged people to stay positive and support gift of caring or pass by simply saying “no thank you.” Audrina Sinclair from CBS sent in a video that encouraged us all to “walk in who we are, because it is beautiful.” Our goal was to uplift and support evereyone on their journey to body positivity. We want them to remember, they are worthy, they are loved, and they are enough just as they are.
Kinder Sparks More Joy
On August 3, Kinder Joy of Moving brought energy to Camp Palos with 200 people enjoying a 1-mile fun run, food trucks, face painting, games, and more. With sponsorship from Kinder, Girl Scouts and their families had a blast at Joy of Moving.
Volunteers, Donors, and Families
Volunteer Expo
Nearly 200 volunteers participated in our Volunteer Expo in June to learn, network, and have fun! With more than 30 workshop sessions we provided volunteers with insights and resources to set them up for a successful year and beyond – and gathered their perspective on our mission – all of which makes a difference in the lives of girls. Our volunteers are our superheroes, and we couldn’t be more grateful for their tireless energy and dedication.
Tribute to Achievement: Power Her Dreams
At our annual Tribute to Achievement dinner on April 4, we illuminated the transformative power of mentorship under the theme “Power Her Dreams,” and raised more money than ever before. Mentors play a pivotal role in shaping young lives, providing support, encouragement, and opportunities that turn dreams into realities. Through programs like Camp CEO, where professional women mentor Girl Scouts one-on-one, girls experience firsthand the profound impact of mentorship. The success of our Tribute to Achievement dinner isn’t just about dollars raised, but about the countless dreams ignited and futures transformed. Thanks to our incredible donors, we raised a record-breaking $1.16 million, making this our biggest TTA ever! But it wasn’t just about the funds – it was about the energy, the community, and the impact. We had the largest number of attendees, sponsors, and the energy was off the charts!
Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible, especially our award honorees — the Landgraf Family Foundation, Brooke Wiseman, and Dr. Karen Eng — our Board of Directors, and each and every one of our volunteers and supporters who work together to power girls’ dreams.
Improving Collaboration
In 2024, GSGCNWI combined our recruiting and troop support teams to better serve our members and volunteers, increase efficiency and collaboration, and work more cohesively. This change has led to a more streamlined experience for service unit managers and troop leaders in giving them one primary staff contact.
Maureen Jamrock Tree Dedication
Maureen Jamrock is a lifelong Girl Scout of 49 years. She served as a volunteer and on the Board of South Cook, one of our legacy council and the GSGCNWI Board from 2008-2024. Maureen remains involved, demonstrating her unwavering commitment with her support and volunteerism. To thank Maureen, we planted a tree in honor of her incredible lifetime of service. We hope you’ll read the dedication the next time you’re at Camp Palos.
Partnering for the Environment and Our Future
Our Camp Ecosystems
Our camps are living ecosystems where campers, Counselors in Training (CITs), staff, plants, and animals coexist. Each summer, the ecosystem comes alive with the laughter and excitement of girls exploring the outdoors, learning new skills, and forging lifelong friendships. The forests, lakes, and meadows are not just backdrops but active participants in each camper’s journey. The towering trees provide shade and shelter, while the clear waters invite moments of reflection and fun. The immersion in nature that Girl Scouts experience at camp fosters physical health, mental wellness, and a deep appreciation for the environment.
Butterfly Garden Planting Day
In May, about 200 girls and family members participated in a planting day at the Butterfly Garden at Camp Greene Wood. Rose Pest Solutions donated 191 native plants that will attract pollinators and grow sustainably for campers to enjoy year after year.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover!
During a sustainability-focused Spark Day with the Society of Plastics Engineers, Girl Scouts learned about the purpose of packaging and the different types of packaging to discover how to recycle different materials. They created their own bird feeders to take home using recycled water bottles and putting the Four R’s - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover – into practice. Girl Scouts also learned about polymers and how to manipulate them by attempting to insert a wooden dowel into an inflated balloon.
Camp and Outdoor Programs
Camp Juniper Knoll’s 100th Anniversary
2024 marked the 100th anniversary of Camp Juniper Knoll in East Troy, Wisconsin. We celebrated with a birthday bash in September and reflected on the incredible impact outdoor experiences have on our girls. The great outdoors offers invaluable benefits, from fostering mental wellness to promoting physical health and simply having fun.
According to the American Psychological Association, “exposure to nature has been linked to a host of benefits, including improved attention, lower stress, better mood, reduced risk of psychiatric disorders, and even upticks in empathy and cooperation.” Our camps embody these benefits, evident in the joyful spirits of our campers. Thanks to more than 30 generous donors, including longtime Girl Scout volunteers and residents who live near Camp Juniper Knoll, we raised $35,000. Next time you’re at Camp Juniper Knoll, check out the improvements Girl Scouts made for the 100th Anniversary - the freshly painted boat house and new floating dock.
Camperships
At the heart of our camps is each girl’s transformative experience. Campers build essential life skills and resilience, they learn to navigate challenges, work collaboratively with peers, and develop leadership abilities. In partnership with the Landgraf Family Campership Endowment Fund, we provided more than $30,000 in camp scholarships, or “camperships” to more than 100 Girl Scouts and their families, making summer camp more accessible to girls. We are thrilled to be able to provide full and partial camperships to girls in our community through the endowment fund which will grow over time, thanks to generous contributions from the Landgraf family and everyone who donates toward their ongoing campership fund matching challenge.
We had life changing experiences at camp. Soon after the girls arrived, we witnessed their stress and tension lighten. They ran to pick their bunk, unpack, and explore camp. We explained this camp is theirs, that it belongs to all of us. One girl was slowly looking around, taking it all in and said, a bit choked up, ‘I’ve never had anything so beautiful belong to me.’Girl Scout camp is their safest space to leave trauma behind and create new joyful memories. To begin fresh.
— Irene Crea, Community Relationships Manager, speaking about a camping trip with Girl Scouts in foster care.
Camp and Outdoor Program Stats
Summer Camp participants 2,155 girls attended 220 camp sessions.
125 girls in foster and shelter care attended camp at Camp Greene Wood and Camp Butternut Springs.
149 Outdoor Workshops
176 Custom Programs engaged (4,086 Girl Scouts; 2,561 adults)
Travel: nine girls received scholarships for trips to Mackinac Island, Italy, Space Camp in Alabama, and Tall Ship Sailing.
Spark Days: 200 girls attended six career events connecting with professionals from ComEd, DHL, IKEA, HAVI, Rose Pest Solutions, and Society of Plastics Engineers.
World Thinking Day: 1,470 girls engaged in global awareness activities focused on environmental sustainability and peace.
Entrepreneurship
Imagine, Invent, and Innovate!
HAVI, a global leader in integrated supply chain management for the food industry, hosted “Imagine, Invent, and Innovate”—a Spark Day where Girl Scouts dove into the world of marketing. They designed promotional posters, created toy concepts, and learned about the process of making toys. They’re already dreaming big!
The Future of Cookie Desserts
The journey began with a staggering 250 talented girls signing up within a mere five hours to develop a unique dessert using Girl Scout cookies. This contest was created in partnership with celebrity Chef Fabio Viviani, the culinary visionary and restaurateur behind the dessert company, Jars. The competition was fierce, but only the top 5 girls made it to the final stage with their original cookie creations.
Thursday, January 4 was an unforgettable day as our finalists gathered at the Jars by Fabio Dessert
Entrepreneurship
Restaurant. The air was buzzing with anticipation as these young culinary geniuses recreated their mouthwatering desserts right before our eyes. The tension mounted as the final judging took place, knowing that only one could be crowned the ultimate winner.
The winner was our incredible 6-year-old prodigy, Madeleine Busse! Her creation, the Mint Chocolate Express, stood out amongst the competition and captured the hearts of our esteemed judges. Madeleine was featured on ABC 7 News, alongside Fabio himself, where they shared the story behind her coveted Jar and cookie concoctions. This young culinary entrepreneur is going places! Madeleine’s winning jar.
Bristol’s Sweet Success: Selling 100,000 Girl Scout Cookie Packages and Making a Difference, One Box at a Time
Bristol, from Troop 75466, on March 20, 2024, sold her 100,000th cookie box over her seven years as a Girl Scout. As part of her thank you gift to the customer who purchased the 100,000th box, Bristol created a special basket containing Girl Scout Cookies, cookie rewards that Bristol had earned, and a handwritten thank you note.
“I love being a Girl Scout because I love making the world a better place,” said Bristol. “I hand-deliver every box I sell, and I especially love hand-delivering to our hometown heroes.”
Bristol has been a trailblazer throughout her journey in Girl Scouts. She has been a Cookie CEO (top five cookie sellers in the council) each year she has been a Girl Scout. Every cookie season, Bristol raises her cookie goal and proves to herself that she can accomplish anything she sets her mind to.
Embracing a New Name: Belonging and Culture
We transitioned from the name “DEIA” to “Belonging and Culture,” a change that signifies our dedication to building a community where everyone can connect, contribute, and feel a genuine sense of belonging.
While we continue to prioritize diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility, the new name highlights our deeper focus on nurturing a culture that embraces the uniqueness of each individual.
Neurodiversity and Collaboration
This year, our Camp CEO was honored to welcome Jenna Conklin, LMSW, RBC, IMHE(II), and Brinna Abbott, a Behavioral Clinician from Paladin. Their expertise provided invaluable support to both our mentors and Girl Scouts as they embarked on their transformative growth journey through their mentorship and memorable activities during Camp CEO!
Volunteer Spotlight: Championing Belonging
Kelly Philbin has made an incredible impact on our Girl Scout community through her advocacy for people with disabilities, particularly those with neurodiversity. Her journey as an advocate and her passion for creating inclusive spaces stems from personal experience and an understanding of the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities. She believes in the importance of ensuring that everyone, regardless of their abilities, can thrive and feel valued.
As part of the Inclusion and Accommodation Committee, Kelly is helping our council develop practices and resources to better support all community members. Her insights and experiences have been invaluable in guiding our inclusive efforts. From providing sensory-friendly materials to offering flexible participation options, Kelly’s approach is rooted in understanding and respect for each member’s unique needs.
Kelly had the opportunity to share her experiences and strategies at our Leader KickOff event on August 11 in Schererville. Her participation was a highlight of the event, providing practical advice and inspiration to volunteers and staff.
Exploring the History of Chicago’s Austin and Back of the Yards Neighborhoods
Staff participated in tours of the Austin and Back of the Yards neighborhoods in Chicago with Shermann “Dilla” Thomas from Mahogany Tours as part of the Healing Illinois Grant. These experiences were not just an educational journey but also a powerful reminder of the rich history and vibrant culture that exists in our communities. Together, we learned about the neighborhood’s deep roots and the resilience of its residents in the face of systemic issues like redlining and discrimination. These truths, though painful, are essential for us to confront as we strive to create a more equitable future for all.
The tours were a wonderful opportunity to connect and honor the stories that continue to shape these communities.
The Intercultural Development Inventory
Our staff is actively engaging in the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI), a valuable tool designed to assess and enhance our cultural competence. The IDI helps individuals and organizations understand their approach to cultural differences and guides how to grow toward more inclusive and adaptive mindsets.
This initiative was made possible through a Healing Illinois grant which supported our commitment to fostering belonging and cultural understanding within our organization and the communities we engage.
Anti-Bullying Support Program
This year, the Belonging and Culture Department collaborated with Loyola University to deliver an impactful anti-bullying presentation aimed at creating safe spaces, in support of a Chicago Girl Scout facing bullying at school.
GO GOLD!
This year, our Volunteer Inclusion and Accommodation Committee organized a GO GOLD Accommodations training for our Gold Award Committee. Following members receiving the training, the Inclusion and Accommodation Committee provided an opportunity for members to come together, discuss their needs, share language preferences, and explore how individuals can receive support from both the Belonging and Culture Department and the Inclusion and Accommodation Committee.
Highest Awards | Change-makers
This year’s Gold Award Girl Scouts are change-makers, role models, and real-life heroes. To earn the Gold Award, Girl Scouts must invest more than 80 hours of leadership, project management, and service to create a sustainable impact in their communities and beyond.
GSGCNWI is delighted to share that 53 Girl Scouts have earned this prestigious award by addressing many pressing issues within their communities, such as mental health, poverty and homelessness, environmental sustainability, and cultural awareness.
Gold Award Girl Scouts class of 2024
Gold Award Scholarships
Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we nearly tripled our scholarship fund to $28,000, awarding scholarships to all 10 applicants. Dorothy Lakshmanamurthy from Munster, Indiana, received the top scholarship of $10,000 for her project, “Bringing Munster History Outside.” She created seven trail walk signs to educate the community about Munster’s rich history, as well as a Munster History patch. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our donors for their extraordinary support of our Gold Award Girl Scouts.
Summarized audited financials for Fiscal Year 2024, October 1, 2023 – September 30, 2024
FY24 Revenue: $20,680,705
e Entrepreneurship Programs $14,138,678
e Public Support $3,403,804
e Program Fees $1,535,026
$20.68 MILLION
e Other $1,022,347
e Retail Sales $580,850
$20.26 MILLION FY24 Expenses: $20,262,329
e Programs $17,491,932
e Fundraising $1,705,895
e Management and General $1,064,502
Officers
Sidney Dillard
President
Partner & Head of Corporate Investment Banking
Loop Capital Markets
Jackie Barlow
1st Vice President
President, US Commercial Real Estate CIBC, US
Ami McReynolds
2nd Vice President Chief Equity Officer
Feeding America
Victoria Tate
Treasurer Principal, Chief Accounting Officer
Avison Young
Shannon Fuller
Secretary
VP of Talent Solutions Health Care Service Corporation
Ex-Officio Member
Nancy L. Wright
Ex-Officio Member/CEO Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana
Members
Jill Ahern
Duke Alden
VP, Technology & Operations Alight Solutions
Danielle Austen
Managing Partner & CEO fluent360
Susan Beverly
Director and Head of Worldwide Transparency, Partnerships and Engagement
Amazon
Theresa Boland Partner
KPMG
Board of Directors
as of 9.30.2024
Valarie Bomar
Vice President & Deputy General Counsel NiSource
Jillian Burstein Partner
Reed Smith, LLC
Christine Concari
Paul Gariepy
Partner Principle
Ernst & Young
Anna Gomez
Global Chief Financial Officer and Partner
Mischief USA and No Fixed Address
Robin Goolsbee
Janet Hulet President
Navigating Brilliance, Inc.
Lara Liss
Chief Privacy and Data Trust Officer
GE Healthcare
Annette Martinez
Director of External Communications and Outreach Strategy
Argonne National Laboratory
Carla Michelotti President
Carla Michelotti LLC
Jennifer M. Mikulina Partner
McDermott Will & Emery LLP
Sarah Mills
VP, Human Resources
Griffith Foods
Michelle Minon
Managing Director and Trust Market Executive Bank of America
April Morgan
Chicago Transit Authority Chief of Staff to the Chairman
Carol Murphy
Executive VP President and Casualty Leader
HUB International
Chelsie Nelson
Director, Transaction Advisory Kroll
Patricia Pelaez Principal
Charles River Associates
Kimberly R. Reome
Central Region Lead Partner
The Kenrich Group, LLC
Kathy Scherer
Chicago Office Managing Partner
Deloitte Tax LLP
Hille Sheppard Partner
Sidley Austin LLP
Lovetta Spencer
Sr. VP - Senior Corporate
Relationship Manager-Healthcare, Higher Education & Not for profit US Bank
Kyle Stokien
Managing Director-Executive Financial Management
Goldman Sachs
Missy Wyatt
Sr. VP of Sales
Talking Rain Beverage Company
Monica M. Weed President
Monica Weed Consulting
Sheryl L. Yasger
Girl Representatives to the Board
Amoolya Mahabhashyam
Giada Gambatese
Giesel Woods
Joy Haddleton
Maya VanWingeren
Lourdes Williams
Hope Murray
Makari Smith
Associate Board
OFFICERS
President Kara Nally
Hurst, Robin, Kay & Allen LLC
Vice President
Amy Vrtis
Grant Thornton
Director of Communications
Yaqoota Aziz
HCSC/Blue Cross Blue Shield of IL
Samantha Affram
Chicago Public Schools
Jade Beadle Wipfli
Kennedy Burrell Walgreens
Erica Byrd
Committee Chair, Fundraising
Mary Kate Barron Deloitte
Committee Chair, Membership and Governance
Juliannn Krupa The School for Field Studies
Committee Chair, Volunteering
Amanda Modelski Delinea
MEMBERS
Jess Leusch Mérieux NutriSciences
Maya Meade World Business Chicago
Paige Michals
Microsoft
Valentine Austriaco & Bueschel
Alyssa Ferrando CNA Insurance
Ellie Fessler
KPMG
Caroline Garand West Monroe Partners
Devon Hannon Deloitte
Maggie Hartney Invenergy
Shannon Layng University of Illinois, Rockford
Victoria Montgomery MacArthur Foundation
Kailey Mullins Thresholds
Effie Nestrud Ferrero
Laura Rossi Ernst & Young
Vanessa Valdez Pelaez Boston Consulting Group
Jeannine Villarreal Deloitte
National Delegates
Annabel Helmer-Lynn
Beverly Macrito
Caroline Kansa
Christine Graves
Denise M Urban
Hazel G.N. Harkin
Jennifer Goldfarb
Julie Pope-Stewart
Karen M Schillings
Katharine Morley
Lindsay Hayden
Lisa Funke
Madalyn Cook
Marty Devereux-Poch
McKenzie Young
Naiya J Stewart-Baskin
Nancy Wright
Noreen Merchant
Pamela Flowers
Rebecca Resman
Sofi Rodriguez
Tina M Melendez
Alternate Delegates
Davia Wilkerson
Katie McCoy
Madeline Jania
Melissa Young-Bridgeforth
Tresa Radermacher
1912 Society
We are honored to recognize our 1912 Society members who have generously contributed $50,000 or more toward advancing our mission to build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
Paul M. Angell Foundation
Anonymous (4)
Josephine M. Bahl
Cheryl Beebe and James Grimm
Nancy and David Borghesi
Marie T. Campagna
Karen and Jay Case
Christopher Family Foundation
Sidney Dillard
Doris E. Eisenmenger
Marian M. Fick
Joseph S. Franzia
Jolanta T. Gal
Albert C. Hanna
Jeanne Hansen
Deborah and Michael Hervey
Maureen Jamrock
Amanda C. Jones
Lindy and Mike Keiser
Vicki King
Kip and Sara Kirkpatrick
Anne and John Landgraf
Landgraf Family Foundation
Patrick and Karen Layng
Connie Lindsey
Ruth K. Mank
Paddy McNamara
Carla Michelotti
Jennifer Mikulina and Brian Bordini
George W. Morris Trust
Pepper Family Foundation
Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Foundation
Jessica and Steve Sarowitz
Kathy Scherer
MacKenzie Scott
Segal Family Foundation
Megan and Steven Shebik
Stevens Family Foundation
Monica M. Weed and Frank D. Smith
Roycealee J. Wood
George H., Marie S., and Lou Zendt Charitable Trust
Recognizing supportive troops and service units
Girl Scouts pay it forward and support future Girl Scouts in our region when they donate to GSGCNWI. By giving back proceeds from their cookie sales or remaining funds in their troop accounts when they disband, they help make Girl Scouts more accessible for all girls in our communities!
Congratulations and many thanks to these Girl Scout Troops for leading a culture of philanthropy and for sharing their hard-earned funds with other girls!
Troop Donations
Troop 20333
Troop 25174
Troop 25597
Troop 25779
Troop 40876
Troop 46000
Troop 50021
Troop 55205
Troop 56356
Troop 75466
Corporate, Foundation, Government, Organizations
$100,000+
John W. Anderson Foundation
Lilly Endowment Inc./Girl Coalition of Indiana
$50,000-$99,999
Bowman Lingle Foundation
Bruce Foundation
City of Chicago Department of Family and Support Services
Polk Bros. Foundation
U.S. Bank
Westlake Health Foundation
$25,000-$49,999
A.G. Cox Charity Trust Fund
Abbott Laboratories
AbbVie
Bank of America Charitable Foundation Inc
BMO
Charles Schwab
Christopher Family Foundation
CIBC
Cleveland Cliffs Inc
Ferrero U.S.A
Girl Scouts of the USA
Healing Illinois
Motorola Solutions Foundation
Sidley Austin LLP
State of Illinois, Department of Human Service
$10,000-$24,999
Alfred Bersted Foundation
BlackEdge Capital
Charles River Associates
Chicago Community Trust
Clayco, Inc.
Curia Global, Inc.
Deloitte LLP
EY
Goldman Sachs & Co.
HAVI
Health Care Service Corporation
ITW
J.S. Frank Foundation
Lumina Foundation
McKinsey & Company
NiSource Charitable Foundation
Northern Trust
Bosch Community Fund
Society of Plastics Engineers
Talking Rain Beverages
TerSera
The Vistria Group
$5,000-$9,999
8x8
Advanced Infusion Solutions
Aileen S. Andrew Foundation
Aon
Bank of America Private Bank
Barnes & Thornburg
BNSF Railway Foundation
Chicagoland Food Science Foundation
ComEd
Corza Medical
CrossCountry Financial
Crown Point Community Foundation
CSMI
Dr. Scholl Foundation
Fluent360
Foundations of East Chicago
Griffith Foods
GSUSA/United Airlines
Highview Capital Management, LLC
Jars by Fabio Viviani
Jasper-Newton Community Foundation
Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP
KPMG LLP
Loop Capital Markets
McDermott Will & Emery LLP
McGraw Foundation
Nicor Gas
People’s Gas
Sahara Enterprises, Inc.
Silver Cross Healthy Community Commission
The Buchanan Family Foundation
UBS Financial Services Inc.
United Way of Grundy County
United Way of Will County
VJS Construction Services Inc.
$1,000-$4,999
Assurant
Carnahan Family Foundation
Centier Bank - Merrillville
Chicago Wolves
CVS Health Foundation
Dentons Bingham Greenebaum
Doumak Inc
Ecolab Foundation
Elaine Espie Memorial Fund for Youth
ExxonMobil
Francis Beidler Foundation
Fulton May
GE Healthcare
Grant Thornton Advisors LLC
GSUSA/DeWitt Wallace Readers
Digest Trust
Hurst, Robin, Kay & Allen
Interior Changes
Jewel-Osco
Palmer & Cay
Paul Galvin Memorial Foundation Trust
PJH Associates Inc
QSP/Ashdon Farms
Reed Smith LLP
Robert and Joanne Crown Income
Charitable Fund
Sulzer Family Foundation
The Kuntz Foundation
The Pleasant Lake Shelter LLC
Turano Foundation
Valentine Austriaco & Bueschel, PC
Village of Vernon Hills
William M. Hales Foundation
Wipfli LLP
Woman’s Club of Evanston
Women for Evanston Youth (WEY)
Zonta Club of the Joliet Area
$500-$999
Hollister Inc.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
KM Advisors
Legacy Foundation
Ozinga Bros
Pleasant Lake Home Owners
Association
The Prinz Law Firm
Individual Donors
$100,000+
Anonymous
Landgraf Family Foundation
$50,000-$99,999
Anne and John Landgraf
$25,000-$49,999
Anonymous
Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Foundation
Jessica and Steve Sarowitz
Kathy Scherer
Segal Family Foundation
Roycealee J. Wood
$10,000-$24,999
Anonymous
Josephine M. Bahl
Karen and Jay Case
Sidney Dillard
Ed Donovan
Dorothy Eshbaugh
Ed Fiorentino
J.S. Frank Foundation
Guillermo Herrera
Deborah and Michael Hervey
Lindy and Mike Keiser
Kip and Sara Kirkpatrick
Elaine R. Leavenworth
Tim McMahon
Ami McReynolds
Carla Michelotti
Ken Morrison
Elizabeth Parkinson
Hille and Christian Sheppard
Kyle Stokien and Erin True
Michael Warmuth
$5,000-$9,999
Jill Ahern
Anonymous
Danielle Austen
Catherine Babington
Jacqueline Barlow
Cheryl Beebe and James Grimm
Jillian Burstein
Todd Chermak
Cate and Jim Denny
Karen Eng
Victoria and Paul Gariepy
Barbara Geist
Sasha Gerritson
Robin Goolsbee
Gerald Haberkorn
Thomas Hodgson
Cynthia Hunt
Maureen Jamrock
Karen Z. Gray-Krehbiel & John H. Krehbiel, Jr.
Steven Lichter
Lara Liss
Sue Major
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$2,500-$4,999
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$1,000-$2,499
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