Back to School Back to Girl Scouts Fall 2020

Back to School Back to GIRL SCOUTS

FALL 2020 girlscoutsindiana.org

317.924.6800 345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 1

8/26/20 1:24 PM

2020-2021 Program Calendar

MONTH

THEME

GIRLS WILL...

ALIGNED BADGES

FUN PATCHES

Work together to plan meetings for the year, including goal setting and activities. This is a great time to add new friends to your troop!

D - Sunny Petal B - Making Friends J - Social Butterfly C - Netiquette S - Business Etiquette

Girl Scout Proud to Belong

Learn how to think with a scientific mind and explore opportunities to have hands-on STEM experiences.

All Journey levels of “Designing Robots”

STEM fun patch

Leadership

Identify ways to showcase leadership within their local communities.

All level Journeys of the “It’s your world--Change it!”

Happy Birthday Juliette Gordon Low

November

Gratefulness

Work on gratitude within their lives and their Girl Scout experience. Who can you send a thank you to?

Take action projects to go with previous months Journeys.

Do a good turn daily

December

Philanthropy and Community Service

Develop a community service project that makes the world a better place.

D - Good Neighbor B - Celebrating Community J - Inside Government C - Finding Common Ground S - Behind the Ballot A - Public Policy

Girl Scouts give back

January

Entrepreneurship

Learn the five skills of the Girl Scout Cookie Program.

Any of the cookie business or financial literacy badges for each level.

Cookie fun patch

World Cultures

Research Girl Scouts and Girl Guides across the globe.

Participate in World Thinking Day!

World Thinking Day badges for each level.

Make the world a better place

Women’s History Month, including Girl Scout Week

Increase ability to form positive gender, social, and cultural identities, while celebrating the Girl Scout sisterhood.

Girl Scout Way badges. Also: D - Gloria petal B - My Best Self J - Staying Fit C - Eating for You S - Womens Health Seniors can do Mission: Sisterhood Journey as well

Love Your Planet

Explore ways to respect, protect, and take action for the planet they call home!

D - Eco Learner, B - Eco Friend J - Eco Camper, C - Eco Trekker S - Eco Explorer A - Eco Advocate

Reflection

Celebrate their Girl Scout year while looking forward to their continued Girl Scout journey.

Story telling badges: D - Vi petal, D - My Family Story, J - Scribe, C - Screenwriter, S - Novelist

Girl Scouts uniform patch

Heighten exposure to nature and ignite interest in outdoor skills. Check out our great camps and all they have to offer!

All level Journeys of the “It’s your Planet - Love it!” as well as any of the camping badges, outdoor art badges, trail adventure badges, the naturalist badges such as B - Bugs, J - Flowers (or Gardener), C - Trees, S - Sky, A - Water

Get outdoors

August

Make New Friends But Keep the Old

September STEM October

Sponsored by Barnes & Thornburg LLP

February

March Sponsored by OneAmerica

April May

June-July

No Girl Left Inside

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 2

Celebrate Girl Scout Week

Earth Day fun patch

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Welcome back, Girl Scouts!

Welcome back to the great big sisterhood that is Girl Scouts.

Even though this year will be a little different than years past, Girl Scouts of all ages still have a lot to look forward to. In fact, given various school situations, Girl Scouts may be an even better opportunity than before for social and emotional engagement with a lot of fun and leadership learning along the way.

This new Back to Girl Scouts magazine will walk you through activities and events your girl can experience in person, virtually, and a hybrid of both, as well as an ever-growing online catalog of options for council-sponsored program.

Traditionally at this time of year you would be receiving a program guide, however, due to many of our partners still navigating reopening, we’ve decided an online option will be better to keep you constantly up-to-date. We encourage you to bookmark www.girlscoutsindiana.org/calendar and visit often as our program team will be creating new content daily.

Please help us grow the Girl Scout sisterhood by shouting from the roof tops, sharing on social media, and telling your neighbors and friends. Girl Scouts is a safe, small group experience that is a perfect companion to the classroom. It’s something girls can look forward to, count on, and use to get out from behind a screen. When sports, clubs, and activities are all still in flux, we are not. At Girl Scouts, we are here, we are camping, we are learning, we are badge earning, and so much more.

Yours in Girl Scouting,

Danielle Shockey CEO, Girl Scouts of Central Indiana

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 3

8/26/20 1:24 PM

What to Expect in Girl Scouts This Year Troop Meetings Girls feel connected when they meet regularly with their troop. If possible, we recommend troops meet consistently at least twice a month: once in-person and once either virtually or as an outing. Some girls and parents may not feel comfortable returning to in-person meetings quite yet, and that’s OK. No matter if you meet in a public location or virtually, we have resources to help you.

If your troop needs assistance, please complete the Back to Troop form on our website.

Use the Back to Troop Form to: 1. Help you find a meeting place.

2. Request reimbursement for meeting location fees (1/month).

3. Request a Zoom license for $3/month.

COVID-19 Guidelines We want everyone to have a fun and safe year. Please follow our COVID-19 guidelines before, during, and after all troop activities.

Before Troop Meetings Mandatory � Anyone with a fever of at least 100 degrees or any other COVID-19 symptom cannot attend.

Suggested � Weather permitting, seek an outdoor meeting space. � No carpooling. � Girls should limit items brought from home.

During Troop Meetings Mandatory � Wash hands when arriving and before leaving. � No-touch rule. No friendship squeezes, high fives, handshakes, or other physical contact. � No shared water coolers or drinking stations. � Serve only prepackaged food. Gloves should be worn when serving. � If someone displays symptoms during the meeting, immediately isolate them. � Record attendance at every meeting, include date and beginning and ending time. The Volunteer Toolkit can help with this.

Suggested � All participants should wear a mask when not actively participating in a physical activity unless outside and able to properly social distance.

After Troop Meetings Virtual Troop Meetings and Resources This year we’ve seen our leaders and girls creatively stay together when we couldn’t meet, and we want to help continue the fun! This year the Volunteer Toolkit has badges and activities designed for virtual meetings. Look for the WiFi icon next to an activity to choose virtual. Be sure to check out the Virtual Meeting Resources in the Volunteer Toolkit and Safety Activity Checkpoints to ensure your troop is safe when meeting online.

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 4

Mandatory �Sanitize all surfaces, tools, and equipment before and after use. �If an attendee tests positive for COVID-19, the troop leader must contact Meg Booth at 317.924.6839 within 24 hours. Do not contact troop members; GSCI staff will confidentially contact all involved.

Suggested �Communicate regularly with families about current conditions and plans for the next meeting. �Continue to assess troop family’s willingness to meet in-person.

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Girl Scout Shop The Girl Scout shop has what you need to start or continue your Girl Scout journey! You’ll find uniforms, badges, fun patches, handbooks, badge pamphlets, plus lots of fun Girl Scout gear, accessories, and much more.

Shop in-person at the Leadership and Learning Center in Indianapolis. You can also always find what you’re looking for at our online shop at girlscoutsindiana.org. Be on the lookout for one of our pop-up shops coming to your area soon. Check our website and social media accounts for the most up-to-date times and services available.

A great way to start your Girl Scout year is to purchase a My Girl Scout Kit. My Girl Scout Kit is great for new and bridging Girl Scouts! Select from the Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting insignia, uniform items, badge requirements, Journey books, and much more. Purchase $60 or more from one grade level and receive a FREE drawstring bag!

Does your troop need to complete their bridging ceremony? Bridging kits are great for Girl Scouts flying up to the next level! Each kit comes with a special pencil and bridging fun patch, along with a bridging certificate, membership star, disc for membership star, and bridging arc. Kits for Junior and Cadette Girl Scouts include Brownie wings. Help her show off her Girl Scout pride!

Contact us with any questions or comments. Call 317.924.6860 or email shop@girlscoutsindiana.org.

A Sweet Guarantee!

While many of the things she was looking forward to are canceled, Girl Scouts is still here. When choosing to sign up your troop for another year, know that Girl Scouts of Central Indiana (GSCI) understands the hard decisions and uncertainty parents are facing. That is why for the 2021 membership year, we are offering a money-back guarantee. If your troop* renews by September 18 and a girl decides she would like to sit this year out, GSCI will refund her membership back to the troop (valid until 10/31). Additionally, as you open your troop to new girls and invite them to join the fun, if she were to decide by Halloween that this wasn’t the “sweet” experience she was hoping for, we will refund her money as well (valid until 10/31). *Troops who received the spring renewal incentive of $50 are not eligible for the troop guarantee.

Financial Assistance Girl Scouts of Central Indiana believes Girl Scouting should be accessible to all girls.

We’re committed to providing financial assistance to any girl in need; whether that’s with a yearly membership, help buying a uniform or other necessary supplies, or assistance in a council program.

Through the generosity of our community partners, families, and volunteers, we can remove the financial barriers preventing a girl from joining Girl Scouts.

Visit www.girlscoutsindiana.org/support to learn more about how you can help.

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 5

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Program Events Below you’ll find just a sampling of our many council events – both in-person and virtual – available to troops this fall. Please visit www.girlscoutsindiana.org/calendar for a more extensive list of activities. Check back often as it is updated regularly.

Girl Scout Night with the Indy Eleven at Lucas Oil Stadium September 5 • Lucas Oil Stadium Join us for an evening with the Indy Eleven! A patch and game ticket is included with the cost. Indy Eleven will social distance groups at Lucas Old Stadium, so your family/troop will be safely seated away from other groups. Grades: K-12

Student Air Rifle September 13 • Camp Ada September 20, 27, October 4, 11, 18, & November 1 • Camp Dellwood Air rifles are fun, safe, and simple, making them the go-to tool to introduce our Girl Scouts to the sport of target shooting. We utilize the Student Air Rifle (SAR) program to teach this activity, and our facilitators have been trained and certified in this course. Girls will learn about range safety, how to care for their air rifle, and get time to practice shooting. Adults will not be able to participate and will be asked to sit in the waiting area and observe. Grades: 4-12

Dellwood Cemetery Patch Kits, Dellwood History Patch Kits, and Wildflower Trail Patch Kits at Camp Dellwood September 20 & October 25 • Camp Dellwood Camp Dellwood has beautiful trails and history within its 144 acres. Sign up for one of our patch kits and receive a kit full of supplies sure to be an afternoon of fun for your Girl Scout and her troop and/or family! The patch and lots of exciting activities are included in the cost. Grades: K-12

WOW Journey in a Day, Presented by Citizens Energy Group Choose September 26 OR September 27 (Virtual activity for Brownies) Join Citizens Energy Group for this virtual event to explore the importance of water in our world and in our lives. Learn about the properties of water, from its cycle to its different states, and discover ways you can protect and conserve our water to ensure clean water is available for everyone. If girls follow this activity with a Take Action Project in their own school or community, they will complete the Wonders of Water Journey and can earn the patch below! This activity will be virtual with a combination of live and prerecorded sessions. All girls will receive an activity kit with the materials needed to complete this activity.

girlscoutsindiana.org 345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 6

“Helping girls realize the true value of water will lead to more sustainable conservation of resources for future generations.”

Debi Bardhan-Akala, Director of Regulatory Affairs for Citizens Energy Group, and Girl Scout board member • #ConservingOurFuture

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Strong Girls, Healthy Meeting Patch Kits September 27 & October 4 The Strong Girls, Healthy Meeting patch helps Girl Scouts make healthy habits a part of their everyday life.

In this kit, girls will get the chance to explore different tastes of water, make a healthy snack, and accessorize their water bottle with a water bottle carrier! Grades: K-12

Cadette Senior Ambassador (CSA) Outdoor Skills Day October 3 • Camp Gallahue Let’s get outdoors! This year we can’t host CSA roundup due to COVID-19, but we can still get outdoors! CSAs can join us at Camp Gallahue for several outdoor skills-based stations including a campfire, hiking, canoeing, and more. Troops will also have the option to spend the night October 2-4 with limited availability. Grades: 6-12

Virtual Junior Journey in a Day October 10 • 1 – 5 p.m.

Girl Scout Juniors will earn all three awards and complete the Agent of Change Journey. Juniors will reflect on their power of one, power of team, and power of community, then develop a take action project they will carry out in their own community. Juniors will be able to start working on their Bronze Award after completing this activity. Grades: 4-5

The Girl Scout Way with Juliette Low for Daisies and Brownies October 11 • Camp Dellwood • 4 - 6 p.m.

Come learn about Juliette Gordon Low and the history of Girl Scouting at this fun and interactive event.

Girl Scouts will learn how to make s’mores and about the history of how they came to be! Girl Scouts will earn the Girl Scout Way badge. Grades: K-3

Hoots in the Hollow October 24 • Camp Ada

All ages. Families welcome!

Fall fun at Camp Ada – enjoy the fall with hayrides, fall games, fall crafts, and pumpkins!

Virtual Cadette Journey in 2 Days Session 1: Nov. 8, 1 - 3 p.m.

Session 2: Nov. 15, 1 - 3 p.m.

Girl Scout Cadettes will earn all three awards and complete the aMaze Journey. They will learn how to improve relationships, be a peacemaker, and be a positive influence on younger girls. You must attend both sessions to earn the Journey! Grades: 6-8

Christmas Carol at Beef and Boards December 5 All ages. Families welcome!

The Christmas Carol is a timeless classic. Join us at Beef and Boards and make memories with your favorite Girl Scout. Full buffet is included in the cost of the activity.

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 7

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Virtual Senior Journey in 2 Days Session 1: Dec. 6, 1 - 3 p.m.

Session 2: Dec. 13, 1 - 3 p.m.

Girl Scout Seniors will earn their Visionary award while completing their GIRLtopia Journey. They will think about a world where girls’ values, needs, and interests are always respected and celebrated. You must attend both sessions to earn the Journey! Grades: 9-10

Backstage Pass to Senate Government at the Indiana Statehouse March 10 This is a partnership with the Indiana Senate Page Office for girls to learn about our government!

Lunch, a badge, and a patch are all included in the cost of the activity. Grades: 6-12 (must be age 13+)

SepSTEM

2

SepSTEMber Patch Challenge Are you naturally curious? Do you like solving problems or figuring out how things work? Join us as we celebrate SepSTEMber with some fun and engaging activities.

Develop specific STEM skills with weekly challenges to complete the SepSTEMber patch challenge.

Commonwealth Technology A Visual Edge Company

RL SCOUTS GI

SepSTEMber CE

$5 per girl for the �ve-piece patch.

NA

OF

Visit www.girlscoutsindiana.org/athome to register as pre-registration will be required to receive the challenges.

Subaru of Indiana Automotive

NTR

AL IND

Honda Manufacturing of Indiana

IA

+/-

PNC Bank DI

Lorem

Girl Scouts At Home Activities Want to try something new? Check out one of our at home kits you can do at your own pace in your own home or backyard! Some kits available are:

Indiana Civil Rights Commission patch

INDIANA

EQUALITY

Kroger Zero Hunger | Zero Waste patch

TS

RIGH

INCLUSION

HTS CIVIL RIG JUSTICE

Strong Girls, Healthy Meeting patch

CIVIL

EDUCATION

COMMISSION

Check out girlscoutsindiana.org then go to EVENTS for more details on one of these kits!

/GirlScoutsofCentralIndiana

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 8

@girlscoutsIN

@girlscoutsIN

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Birthday Parties Happy birthday to your special someone! Did you know you can celebrate at Camp Dellwood with some awesome themed parties?

Bubble Buddies Birthday parties are filled with extra magic when you have bubble parties!

Make a bubble wall and celebrate your birthday standing inside a huge bubble. The birthday party includes an hour of bubble-making fun. Bring your own cake and decorations but let us supply the fun! Book your party today and get blown away with this amazing one-of-a-kind experience!

Slimy Squishy Things You can find a lot of slimy squishy things at Camp Dellwood. Let us host the slime party and we’ll let you decide which one is the squishiest, slimiest of all the slime. Will it be the bug slime, the slug slime, or the glow in the dark glow worm slime? It’s time to celebrate with your friends and make the slimiest slime around! Bring your cake and decorations and let us provide the fun!

To Bot or Not Let’s get those gears turning as you make your own tin can upcycled robot! The creativity in making your own take-home, one-of-a-kind robot will really get those brain circuits inspired! Bring your own cake and decorations and we’ll supply you with a truly creative hands-on project!

Unicool Colors How cool it is to make a rainbow? Inspire your color artist birthday host to find their own rainbow of color and unleash their party with amazing color! Create a one-of-a-kind tie-dye bandana! Bring your own cake and decorations to make this birthday color party a spectacular spectrum of color!

Campy Canvas Bring your creative birthday artist to paint a canvas at camp! We’ll provide the canvas and help you make a wonderful birthday keepsake. Bring your own cake and decorations and we’ll help your mini Van Gogh with their next masterpiece!

Themed parties:

Contact: Lauri Randolph lrandolph@girlscoutsindiana.org for additional information.

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 9

$80 up to 10 kids • Each additional child (max additional 10 kids) is $10 each Additional add-ons: • S’mores - $20 per every 10 kids • Gift Bags - $25 per every 10 kids

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Facility Rentals Need a location for a Girl Scout meeting, corporate or private event?

Can’t decide where to take the troop for their next adventure?

Whether you have a troop who wants to camp in the great outdoors, or a large group seeking all the comforts of home, our facilities can meet your needs.

Camp Ada

Camp Ada consists of 78 acres of woods and rolling pasture in Henry County just south of New Castle, IN. It is readily accessible from Interstate 70. The camp is located approximately 55 miles east of the Indianapolis service center, and approximately 35 miles west of the Richmond service center.

Camp Dellwood Camp Dellwood consists of 141 acres in western Marion County and is located approximately 10 miles west of downtown Indianapolis. It is readily accessible from Interstate 465.

girlscoutsindiana.org 345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 10

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Camp Na Wa Kwa

Camp Na Wa Kwa consists of 259 acres of large open areas and woods in Clay County near Poland, IN. The camp is located approximately 28 miles southeast of Terre Haute and approximately 56 miles west of the Indianapolis service center.

Camp Sycamore Valley Camp Sycamore Valley consists of 160 acres of land in Tippecanoe County on SR 26 near Lafayette, IN. The camp is located approximately 58 miles northwest of the Indianapolis service center.

To reserve, please visit girlscoutsindiana.org and go to camps/camp facility reservations.

/GirlScoutsofCentralIndiana

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 11

@girlscoutsIN

@girlscoutsIN

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Family & Troop Camp Have a unique and relaxing weekend camp experience with your family, troop, or friends. Explore nature’s beauty and participate in staff-planned camp activities for all ages, including hiking, crafts, evening campfires, archery, and canoeing.

Provide your own tent or rent one of our cabins or tents.

Camp Gallahue, Morgantown • September 4-7 Camp Dellwood, Indianapolis • September 25-27 Camp Sycamore Valley, Lafayette • October 23-25 Camp Na Wa Kwa, Poland • October 31-November 1

Registration Visit girlscoutsindiana.org and click EVENTS. Then use the events calendar to find the camp and date you wish to attend.

Family Fall Fest at Camp Dellwood October 17 • 5–9 p.m. • Camp Dellwood Once upon a time, in a camp not so far away, there were some Girl Scouts who visited Camp Dellwood for Fall Fest 2020. Do you dare hike the woods of Camp Dellwood with us this fall?

Join us for some spooky (and not so spooky) fun along the trails of our beautiful camp property! Come dressed as yourself – or someone else. This year’s event is straight out of a fairytale!

Troops/families will have staggered arrival times in order to maintain social distancing throughout the event.

If your troop is interested in earning some service hours, we will also need help hosting game booths, leading songs, leading craft activities, passing out candy, or something else creative and fun.

Contact Mandy Montgomery at mmontgomery@girlscoutsindiana.org.

Indiana Women’s Suffrage Patch for CSA In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Women's Suffrage in 2020, Women4Change, Indiana @ IUPUI and Girl Scouts of Central Indiana collaborated on The Indiana Women's Suffrage Patch. Through earning this patch, Girl Scouts will explore the United States suffragette movement of the early 1900s through learning about the history, connecting the events to their own experiences, and creating projects that promote community discussion.

We are excited to have Anita Morgan as a guest speaker who is a published author on the subject. This program is specifically designed for Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors. Cost of the event includes the Indiana Women's Suffrage patch.

Date: October 1 • Location: Virtual Zoom link will be sent a few days before the event begins

girlscoutsindiana.org 345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 12

8/26/20 1:24 PM

GirlSTEMScout WORD SEARCH

ANALYSIS

OBSERVATION

ELECTRICITY

SCIENCE

EXPERIMENT

DATA

ROBOT

ENGINEERING

VARIABLE

MATH

ELEMENTS

TECHNOLOGY

HYPOTHESIS

CYBER

PROTOTYPE

GRAPH

CIRCUIT

PREDICTION

ELECTRONICS

SOUND

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 13

8/26/20 1:24 PM

We’ve Got This

Cookie Program 2021!

5 Skills

Through the Girl Scout Cookie Program, girls learn five skills they will use for a lifetime:

goal setting decision making

Girls will implement these skills by: • • •

money management people skills business ethics

•

• •

Being a part of the largest girl-led business in the world.

Setting goals for themselves and with a group.

Managing money and practicing important math and budgeting skills.

Working with others and gaining people skills through interactions with the community.

Making decisions about things that count and putting their ideas into action.

Applying the Girl Scout Promise and Law to business ethics.

Mark Your Calendars!

The Girl Scout Cookie Program runs from February 1 – March 14, 2021!

Girls who sell Girl Scout Cookies can earn fun rewards for themselves and their troop! Check out Hope the Horse and the troop t-shirt!

Any girl who sells 225+ packages of cookies can earn Hope the Horse!

Troops who sell an average of 215 packages per selling girl will earn a “Mint to Achieve” t-shirt for each selling girl and two adults!

Digital Cookie is a way for Girl Scouts to sell their product online. On Digital Cookie, girls create goals, track their progress, and more! Girls can share their online cookie sales link to appropriate private family and friend social media pages. Customers will have the option to have their cookies shipped, delivered by the Girl Scout, or donated!

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 14

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Fall Product Program Bravely Be You and Trust Your Strengths!

Participating in the Fall Product Program is a positive learning experience that allows girls to utilize and learn goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business ethics. The product program is also a great financial tool allowing troops to fund activities throughout the program year. To give you a little more information we talked to a Girl Scout Junior in the field!

Q: What items do you sell during the fall sale?

A: We sell nuts, candy, and magazines to our friends and family.

Q: What is the 2020 animal mascot?

A: A sloth! Did you know pygmy three-toed sloths can extend their tongues 10 to 12 inches out of their mouths?!

Q: Do you earn fun rewards for selling Fall Product? What has you most excited?

A: Yes! I am most excited about the sloth socks & scrunchies at $500 and the sloth meet & greet at $850!

Q: We heard about a program called ZOOanthropy. What is ZOOanthropy?

A: ZOOanthropy is where you can donate to the Indianapolis Zoo to help them purchase supplies and food for animals like the sloths, dolphins, and many more! If you opt-in to ZOOanthropy you can help the Indianapolis Zoo AND earn the cute sloth-themed ZOOanthropy patch.

Q: If I want to participate, when does the Fall Product Program begin?

A: It starts on September 16 so be sure to get registered.

Do you want to participate in the Fall Product Program? It’s easy to get started!

Have a trusted caregiver help you setup your online portal at gsnutsandmags.com/GSCI. Give. Help. Repeat. Society members help bring the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to all girls.

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana celebrates individual donors who make monthly gifts of $5 or more to the annual fund. Your support will help us continue to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

Your investment in action: $5/month provides...

Gift of two memberships to Girl Scouts OR Gift of Girl Scout essentials to one girl - one membership and a uniform. $10/month provides...

One week at day camp for one Girl Scout and a lifetime of memories. $21/month provides...

Weekly troop activities for a year. $50/month provides...

One week of resident camp for one Girl Scout and forever friendships.

Give monthly and become a part of a group of dedicated donors providing steady funding for Girl Scout program year-round. To sign up, visit www.girlscoutsindiana.org/givehelprepeat.

345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 15

8/26/20 1:24 PM

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln. Indianapolis, IN 46214

/GirlScoutsofCentralIndiana

NONPROFIT US POSTAGE PAID Indianapolis, IN Permit #5677

@girlscoutsIN

@girlscoutsIN

317.924.6800 girlscoutsindiana.org 345405 Back_to_School_Magazine_Fall_2020.indd 16

8/26/20 1:24 PM