To serve God* and my country, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law.
Girl Scout Law
I 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.
*Members may substitute for the word God in accordance with their own spiritual beliefs.
*Members may substitute for the word God in accordance with their own spiritual beliefs.
Dear Friends and Supporters,
As we reflect on an extraordinary year, I am reminded that the true power of Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles lies in our collective strength – our volunteers, families, donors, and community partners coming together to create life-changing opportunities for girls. Your belief in our work and unwavering support fuels our mission, ensuring every girl, regardless of her circumstances, has the chance to lead, learn, and thrive.
The theme of this year’s Impact Report, Stronger Together, captures the heart of what we have achieved. In 2024, we expanded our reach, serving more girls in under-resourced communities, strengthening partnerships, and increasing access to programs that can actually redefine futures. From providing financial aid to families in need, to launching new initiatives that break down barriers to opportunity, this year has proven that when we work together, we can change lives.
While this report highlights our impact from October 2023 through September 2024, we cannot ignore the challenges that followed, particularly the Los Angeles wildfires that devastated so many of our Girl Scout families in January. Yet, in the face of hardship, our Girl Scout sisterhood shined brightest - rallying together to provide relief, restore normalcy, and support those who lost homes, schools, and stability. The resilience of our girls and the generosity of our community reaffirmed what we’ve always known: sisterhood is our superpower.
Now, more than ever, Girl Scouts is not just relevant – it's essential. Unity is our greatest strength. Together, we empower young leaders, foster confidence and ambition, and equip the next generation with the courage to shape a better world.
Thank you for being an essential part of this journey. There is still so much work to do, and we are grateful to have you by our side. Onward, together.
Yours in Girl Scouting,
Theresa Edy Kiene Mia Britel Chief Executive Officer Chair, Board of Directors
Board of Directors
2024-2025
Officers
BOARD CHAIR
Mia Britel
Deloitte Consulting LLP.
VICE CHAIR
Renee Fraser
Fraser Communications
VICE CHAIR
Denise Gutches
FilmLA, Inc.
VICE CHAIR
Andy Park
EY
VICE CHAIR
Tania Van Herle
Harley Ellis Deveraux
SECRETARY
Erin Oremland
City National Bank
TREASURER
Michelle Wroan
KPMG LLP
CEO
Theresa Edy Kiene
STAFF BOARD LIAISON
Aletha Spann
Members at Large
Carolyn Cassidy, 20th Television at The Walt Disney Company
Dean Catalano, Capital Group
Roxanne Diaz, Richards Watson Gershon Law
Sonia Endler, Senior Finance Executive
Monique Earl, Guidehouse
Mackenzie Green, Future, PLC
Sheetal Medatia, Netflix
Jim Niemiec, Entergy
Nina Skorus-Neely, Microsoft
Dawn Solér, Working Music Entertainment
Anna Tom, Valley National Bank
CAMP LAKOTA (FRAZIER PARK)
CAMP OSITO RANCHO (BIG BEAR LAKE)
Community Members
2024 Roster
Community members are valued advisors who serve on board committees, lending their expertise to specific areas of board oversight.
Anna Armstrong
Armstrong & Walker Landscape Architecture
Jane Chamberlin
Capital Group
Cheryl Colvin
EY
Kimberly Congdon People and Business Strategies Consultant
Patricia Crider Finance Consultant
Juanita Dawson Raytheon Technologies
Linda Griffey Attorney
Yonnine Hawkins Garr The Hawkins Company
Honorable Sandra R. Klein
United States Bankruptcy Judge
Kathryn Nielsen Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group
Mieke Velghe
EY
Arlene Falk Withers Executive Coach
Member Snapshot
Girl Member Race & Ethnicity*
American Indian
Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
Two or More Races
Black/African American
Asian American
Other Races
White
33% of total identifed as Hispanic
*Percent of girl membership is based on responses of those who self-identified, from 34,346 girl members who provided data. 25% of girl members chose not to share their race or did not share this information when registering. GSUSA collects ethnicity separately from racial identity. When asked to report ethnicity the only option is Hispanic or Latino (or not Hispanic or Latino). 24% chose not to share.
34,346
Girl members served
19,115 Adult members supported
2,905 Girl Scout troops
285 New troops formed
71.3% Girl retention
12,356 Live in under-resourced communities
7,644 Girls received financial assistance
52 After school partner organizations
Our Numbers Tell Our Story
207 Seniors & Ambassadors
earned the Gold Award—the highest honor in Girl Scouts— for completing powerful take-action projects that made the world a better place.
472 Cadettes
were presented the Silver Award for projects that demonstrated their leadership skills, determination, and dedication to improving their communities.
794 Juniors
were presented the Bronze Award for group projects that made a difference in their communities.
GSGLA Girl Scouts earned 82,512 badges and awards in Entrepreneurship, STEAM, Outdoors, and Life Skills.
Girl Scouts had 25,183 one-of-a-kind outdoor experiences that fostered bravery, confidence, and adventure.
Girls had 50,960 hands-on experiences developing business skills through Girl Scouts Entrepreneurship programming.
The World Needs Girl Scouts
of women tech leaders were Girl Scouts.
of women business leaders were Girl Scouts.
of women United States Senators were Girl Scouts.
Nearly all Girl Scout alums hold leadership roles in their careers and communities. And the large majority vote.
All three women U.S. Secretaries of State were Girl Scouts.
Milestones
She Leads
She Leads, GSGLA’s flagship fundraiser, was a big success— and it was made possible by the strength and unity of our incredible community of partners.
On November 4, 2023, over 300 guests attended the open-air event at the Los Angeles Zoo’s Treetops Terrace to champion girl leadership and raise philanthropic support for our mission. Guests interacted with Girl Scouts and even made s’mores.
NBC4 Today in LA Anchor Lynette Romeo, longtime friend of GSGLA, emceed the program, which included presenting the GSGLA Changemaker Award to Kathryn Busby, President of Original Programming for STARZ, and Kat Echazarreta, the first Mexican-born woman to travel to space. We are grateful for the 25 generous sponsors whose investment helps propel our movement forward.
Clockwise from top: Emcee Lynette Romero, Changemaker Award Recipient Kathryn Busby, attendees at the Los Angeles Zoo
Andy Park and EY Los Angeles – Board/Donor Spotlight
“As a proud girl dad, Girl Scouts’ mission is one I am deeply committed to championing each and every day.” - Andy Park, GSGLA Vice Chair; Executive Committee; External Relations Committee and EY Greater Los Angeles Managing Partner
Under Andy’s leadership, EY has become a valued GSGLA partner, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to empowering girls throughout Greater LA. As a top-tier sponsor of She Leads 2023, EY’s generous support helps provide critical funding for programs that inspire girls to discover their potential, embrace ambition, and gain confidence—all so they become the next generation of strong, resilient women ready to take on—and change—the world.
Andy Park at She Leads
STEAM
In 2024, GSGLA delivered over 15,800 STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) points of service to girls throughout LA. This reach was possible, in large part, because of the Inglewood Innovation Center (IIC), our STEAM-focused discovery space outfitted with technology and tools to cultivate creativity and confidence in girls who visit. There, Girl Scout troops of all ages build and program robots, write gaming code, design toys with 3D pens, and more.
Petersen Automotive Museum Programming
In 2024, GSGLA gained an exciting new partnership with the Petersen Automotive Museum through the GSGLA Friendly Business program. The collaboration, aimed to inspire curiosity and ignite a passion for STEAM in girls, offers hands-on learning experiences guided by the museum’s educators and subject matter experts to explore the fascinating world of automotive history, engineering, and design.
This partnership reflects GSGLA’s commitment to providing Girl Scouts with meaningful opportunities to connect with local organizations that support their growth and development; we’re excited to see its impact.
Photos: Girl Scouts at the Petersen Automotive Museum
Gold Award
When girls and women lead, we’re all golden.
In 2024, GSGLA boasted the largest Gold Award class in the nation for the 13th year in a row, with 207 Girl Scouts contributing more than 16,560 hours implementing sustainable change in their communities. CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA Bonnie Barczykowski congratulated them in person on June 2 at GSGLA’s Gold Award Ceremony at the historic Pasadena Civic Auditorium.
By earning the Gold Award—the highest and most prestigious award in Girl Scouting—high school Girl Scouts not only improve their worlds for the better today, they're securing their bright, changemaking futures for tomorrow.
The skills Girl Scouts hone through earning the Gold Award—innovative problem solving, empathetic leadership, confident public speaking, and focused project management— prepare them for vast triumphs in higher education (72% say earning their Gold Award helped them get a scholarship) and career (87% say earning their Gold Award helped them succeed professionally).
2024 GSUSA National Gold Award Scholarship
In 2024, GSGLA’s Montserrat H. received the National Gold Award Scholarship. This annual grant supports postsecondary education, recognizing one outstanding Gold Award Girl Scout per council who has demonstrated extraordinary leadership to drive lasting change in their community and beyond.
Montserrat’s Gold Award Project, "Lowering Surface Temperatures," tackled urban heating in low-income communities by advocating for environmental justice. She led volunteers in planting a native garden and painting a pathway to reduce temperatures, lowering the surface temperature by 10°F. Montserrat also educated the community through presentations and events, highlighting the importance of green spaces and clean air.
Award Girl Scout
Top: Bonnie Barczykowski, GSUSA CEO Bottom: The 2024 GSGLA Gold Award Girl Scouts on stage
Gold
Montserrat H.
GSUSA CEO Bonnie Barczykowski and GSGLA CEO Theresa Edy Kiene with the 2024 Gold Award Girl Scouts outside the Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Annual Meeting & Volunteer Recognition Ceremony
On April 20, 2024, GSGLA hosted its first in-person Annual Meeting and Volunteer Recognition Ceremony (AMVR) since 2019 so it felt extra special to gather at the Sheraton Fairplex Conference Center in Pomona. We conducted vital council business and celebrated our extraordinary volunteers, including over 220 National Award recipients.
GSGLA CEO Theresa Edy Kiene presented two prestigious awards recognizing partnerships that have propelled our mission forward in significant ways. Renee Fraser and Fraser Communications accepted the Outstanding Community Partner Award for lending their media, PR, and advertising expertise to help support GSGLA’s membership growth in under-resourced areas, as well as our Cookie Program and signature events. John Heintz and Latham & Watkins were honored with the Visionary Award for providing pro bono property law services to ensure girls continue to have access to camp and programs at our Girl Scout centers.
Photos: Top: Girl Scout presenters with CEO Theresa Edy Kiene and Volunteer Michelle Apolonio Bottom L-R: Renee Fraser and Board Member Roxanne Diaz. Volunteers.
Volunteer Spotlight
Linda Haverman’s Girl Scout journey began 39 years ago when her daughter wanted to join a troop, but none existed for her age group in their neighborhood. Linda stepped up, forming GSGLA Brownie Troop 848—igniting a lifelong passion for mentoring girls. This year, we were delighted to welcome her to the Juliette Gordon Low Society.
From day one, Linda was dedicated to creating unforgettable experiences for her daughter and the 17 other Girl Scouts who gathered in her living room every Wednesday.
Over the years, her volunteerism grew. In addition to leading Troop 848, Linda balanced multiple troops, as co-leader of Troop 848 when her daughter bridged to Junior, and leader of Daisy Troop 27 when her youngest daughter was ready to join.
Linda Haverman receives the JGL Society pin from GSGLA CEO Theresa Edy Kiene
From camping adventures to milestone celebrations and trips from Hawaii to Savannah to Pax Lodge (London) and Our Chalet (Switzerland), Linda has given generations of girls the opportunity to grow, lead, and thrive. Now, as a service unit manager, Linda mentors new leaders, oversees dozens of troops, and liaises between members and council staff, ensuring the Girl Scout legacy continues.
Silver Award
In 2024, GSGLA celebrated more than 400 Girl Scouts who earned the Silver Award, the highest honor Cadettes can receive for serving their communities. On May 7 and 14, 2024, we hosted two Silver Award ceremonies to honor our Girl Scouts’ hard work, leadership, and dedication to making a positive impact through extraordinary service projects that address topical issues, including mental health, bullying, and education equity for students with ADHD.
L-R from top: Silver Award Girl Scouts in Lakewood, Girl Scouts receiving their Silver Award, auditorium in Glendale, Silver Award Girl Scouts in Lakewood.
Community Partnership Troop Program
Since 2016, the GSGLA Community Partnership Troop Program has engaged with more than 80 youth-serving organizations by providing their staff with curriculum, training and support to start and facilitate Girl Scout troops and clubs for their K-12 students. We provide this at no cost to the organization. Girls in these troops grow in remarkable ways—gaining the courage to explore the outdoors, embrace new challenges, and forge meaningful friendships. Beyond their Girl Scout meetings, they exhibit positive behaviors, collaborate with peers to test ideas, and develop confidence that propels them forward.
Marine Landing & Long Beach WRAP
In summer 2024, girls participating in Girl Scouts through GSGLA’s CPTP with Alvarado Elementary’s Long Beach WRAP (Winners Reaching Amazing Potential) nocost afterschool and summer recess program discovered the magic of GSGLA’s Marine Landing beachfront day camp. For most of the girls, it was their first time at a camp, offering a brand-new world of outdoor exploration, including canoeing. As they paddled across the water in small groups, working together to navigate the waves, they gained confidence, resilience, and a sense of accomplishment that left a lasting impact.
Alvarado Elementary students at Girl Scout Day Camp Marine Landing in Long Beach
View of Marine Landing's waterfront
Emerging Leaders/Career Exploration
GSGLA’s Emerging Leaders program provides girls in grades 6-12 the opportunity to take charge of their futures. The program connects them to an inspiring network of changemaking women professionals from diverse industries. They explore their post-high school interests through mentor-guided workshops and experiences.
In 2024, Emerging Leaders had significant growth in relationships with industry experts and partner organizations, most of which are women-owned and operated. More than 400 Girl Scouts participated in 11 programs.
Entrepreneurship Start-Up Day Workshop
On October 21, 2023, PNC Financial Services hosted a women-led Entrepreneurship StartUp Day workshop for Girl Scouts. Guided by mentors from PNC, Girl Scouts dove into the exciting world of innovation, developing new product ideas, designing prototypes, identifying potential customers, and creating and pitching business plans. Thanks PNC’s support, Girl Scouts had the opportunity to express their creativity, think boldly, and build confidence, bringing their unique ideas to life.
Photos: Girls Scouts at the women-led Entrepreneurship Start-Up Day workshop hosted by PNC
Camp/Outdoors
Summer camp is a beloved Girl Scout tradition, and one that's more important now than ever. Many Girl Scouts describe camp as one of the best things about their Girl Scout experience— yet today’s youth are not spending nearly enough time outdoors.
Girl Scout summer camp offers girls a place to unplug, decompress, and nurture their spirits through nature. When girls get outside, they experience positive outcomes including improved mental health, stronger social bonds, deeper appreciation for environmental care and sustainability, and increased happiness.
GSGLA is proud to offer camp at a tremendous cost value to parents and caregivers of girls across Greater LA. And because we believe every girl should experience the magic of Girl Scout camp— regardless of financial circumstance, financial aid "camperships" are available.
In 2024, GSGLA provided an 82% increase, year-over-year, in campership assistance. Thanks to generous donors, GSGLA removed cost as a barrier for 592 campers.
Enhancing the Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program with National Recreation Foundation’s (NRF) Mental Health Curriculum at Camp
Last summer, approximately 150 Girl Scouts in grades 9-12 participated in GSGLA’s Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program, a progressive, experiential leadership opportunity that involves mentoring younger girls at GSGLA day and overnight camps.
With the National Recreation Foundation’s (NRF) support, CIT Girl Scouts had the opportunity to take part in MESH (mental, emotional, and social health) training in partnership with the American Camp Association, equipping them with the skills necessary to ensure all girls feel supported throughout their time at camp.
Girl Scouts enjoying GSLGA camps
Girl Scouts at camp
Girl Scouts of California Forward, together.
In order to advance statewide public awareness and focus on gender equity, all eight California Girl Scout councils united in partnership with the California Commission on Women and Girls. Together, we’re working to raise awareness of the power of Girl Scouting and ensure girl-perspective is present in California policymaking through programs and initiatives that encourage girl participation in public life.
Our Financials FY2024
Juliette Gordon Low Society
We are honored to recognize the individuals below, who have included Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles in their planned giving, as of March 2025. Thank you for supporting future generations of Girl Scouts.
Anonymous
LaNease Adams
Lissa Alfred
Erik and Eva Andersen Girl Scout Movement-wide
Challenge Planned Gift
Lisa Axelrod
Carolyn Baker
The Barr Family on behalf of the Kendall Family Trust
David A. and Julie Battaglia
Julie and Kenneth Beals
Dianne Belk and Lawrence Calder Girl Scout
Movement-wide Challenge
Planned Gift
Diane Belk and Lawrence Calder
Betty Berdiansky
Stephen Bolkovatz
Gail I. Boyle
Moira Brady
Betsey L. and Donald Brewer
Michele Broadnax
Chrystal Broesel
Constance L. Burg
Amy Caponpon
Jessica Cardenas
Leslie Carlson
Katy Carlson
Charles Carroll
Elizabeth Chadwick
Hailyn J. Chen
Rachel Ivy Clarke
Patricia A. and Curtis Crider
Phyllis E. Currie
Christine A. Dean and Rosemary Veniegas
Carol M. Dedrich
Isabella Del Gaudio
Steven DePaul
Katharine DeShaw and
Mark McConnell
Jennifer N. Devereaux
Elisabeth L. Dick
Juanita Doplemore
Barry and Peggy Edwards
Theresa Edy Kiene and Matthew Kiene
Sonia Endler
Renee W. Fraser, PhD
Liisa and Michael Froggatt
Linda and Jay Griffey
Diane K. Grohulski
Denise Gutches
Gloria and Bob Halfacre
Linda Haverman
Joseph Hirsch
Erika Homan
Denise Hsu
Karla and Gary Hufenbach
Alana Hyman
Laurie and Hannah Jacobs
Sherry Lapides
Lise L. Luttgens
Lynn Mack-Costello and Joseph Costello
Megan Martin and Brian Long
Toni Martinez-Burgoyne and Rod Burgoyne
Karen Masini
Kelly and Jason Maxwell
Gina McLeod
Ann Moore
Frances M. Moreno
William M. Nelson
Kathryn E. Nielsen
Denise and Ken Nowack
Erin and Jason Oremland
Adrienne Pacheco
Marie Hamer Parco
Melissa and Martino Pepe
Sharis Peters
Aileen O. Poehls
Janice Rector
Elisabeth Rendeiro
Leanne J. Rodgers
Sylvia and Paul Rosenberger
Margaret Rosenthal
Shamira Sadler
Danielle Sager-Ebling
Michelle and Robert Sarrow
Ron Schrantz
Yvonne and Robert Schueller
Steve Shelton
Ellen E. and Robert F. Swarts
Chara N. Swodeck
Cortney Szlemp
Francesca Taylor and Ann Giagni
Cindy and Ben Tenn
Shelley B. Thompson
Tania Van Herle
PJ Walker
Diane Weaver
Harry S. Webb
Janet Whaley and Steven Preston
Michelle C. Wroan
Brenda J. Zamzow
Margaret B. Zarate
Thank You to Our Donors
$50,000+
Capital Group
National Recreation Foundation
$25,000+
Adams Legacy Foundation
Crowe LLP
Dwight Stuart Youth Fund
Joan Jones
Little Brownie Bakers
Long Beach Community Foundation
PNC Financial Services
Reliance, Inc.
TechMD
Westfield Corporation
$10,000+
Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation
Citizens Business Bank
Clifford Swan Investment Counselors
Deloitte
Elisabeth L. Dick
EY
Fraser Communications and Renee Fraser, PhD
KPMG
Lakeview Foundation
Lon V. Smith Foundation
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Kathleen L. McCarthy
Carol Morava
Kathryn E. Nielsen
Palmer & Cay
Andy and Ji Yeon Park
Aileen O. Poehls
sCare Foundation
Southern California Edison
Valley Bank
Vernon Community Fund
The Walt Disney Company
Stasia Washington
$5,000+
Anonymous
Bernard and Betty Silver Foundation
Betsey L. Brewer
Elizabeth and Jesse Brink
Mia Britel
Capital Group Private Client Services
City National Bank
City of Claremont
CohnReznick
Commonwealth Business Bank
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Girl Scout Troop 00611 HED
JLL
Mara W. Breech Foundation
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
Frances and Richard Moreno
Mutual of America
Netflix
Petersen Automotive Museum
Signature Analytics
STARZ
Robert and Ellen Swarts
Alysia Vanitzian and Michael Backauskas
Michelle Wroan
$1,000+
Anonymous (2)
Adobe
Lissa Alfred
Anomaly Pictures
Bank of America Employee Giving
Mary and Clyde Bankston
Bernstein Private Wealth
Daniel Bessey
Blue Shield of California
Constance L. Burg
Ava-Kathryn Capossela
(October 1, 2023 - September 30, 2024)
Carolyn Cassidy and Zach McGee
Dean and Karina Catalano
Jane Chamberlin
Melanie Cibik
Cheryl Hundley Colvin
Lois Cox
Phyllis E. Currie
Daniel C. Jackling Endowment Fund
Trina Davidian
Erin Dawkins and Matthew Aaronson
Juanita Dawson
Roxanne Diaz
Juanita Doplemore
Barry and Peggy Edwards
Theresa Edy Kiene and Matthew Kiene
Elasticsearch
Sonia and Sean Endler
Adam Fishbach
Dan Fogelman
Friends of Falkon Robotics
Amanda Gallagher
Kathleen Gilmore
Girl Scout Troop 07895
Girl Scout Troop 12345
Girl Scout Troop 17125
Girl Scout Troop 70282
Margaret A. Gordon
Joshua Gorin
MacKenzie Ann Green
Linda and Jay Griffey
Denise Gutches
Harry Webb Trust
Angelina Howard
Jean Huang and Charlie Tercek
Instacart
Laurie and Hannah Jacobs
Carl and Jan Jarrett
JP Morgan Wealth Management
Jodi Reif Kasper
Olivia Kelly
Kiwanis Club of Claremont
Honorable Sandra Klein
Kimberly Krivis
Jacqueline and Jordon Kruse
Camille and Jim Lamoureux
Sami Lavin
Gloria Lee
Lise L. Luttgens
Lynn Mack-Costello and Joseph Costello
Sue and John Major
Mechanisms Education Association
Sheetal and Vishal Medatia
Microsoft
Margot and Mitchell Milias
Jeff Miller
Mitchell Foundation for Nature, Art, and Science
Brady Moore
Brittany Mosquera
Moss Adams LLP
Christine Murphy and Arnoud van der Neut
Brooke and James Niemiec
Charles Norris and Wanda Dorgan
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Denise and Ken Nowack
Scott Odahl
Joseph Ollivier
OnDemand, Inc.
Order of the Silver Trefoil
Erin and Jason Oremland
Marie Hamer Parco
Aimee Powers
Terilyn and John Proffitt
Lisa and Barry Reed
Roblox
Lynette Romero and David Angulo
Mary Rue
Sempra Energy
Simran Sethi
Thank You to Our Donors (October
Skorus-Neely Family Charitable Fund
Dawn Solér
Jane Song
Lisa St. John, L.A. Realty Partners
Survey Monkey
Mary Taylor
Anna Tom
Barbara S. Topkis
Amber Tsujimoto
Kiersten Walker
Shaena Walker
Stacey Watson
William M. Nelson
David Yeom
Karen and Scott Young
Brenda J. Zamzow
$500+
Anonymous (3)
Madelyn Alfano
Bonnie Arnold
Emily Ausbrook
Jeff B. Berner
Cindy and Gary Bernsdorf
Burnett Wecker Family Fund
Sue Callaway
Gail Chambers
Charitable Adult Rides & Services, Inc.
Katharine Cohen
Kathleen and Jim Doty
Deborah and Joel Fried
Caroline Frost Szymanski
Girl Scout Troop 11995
John Given
Gregory J. Grande
Mike Hamilton
Todd Harthan
Ryan Hass
Joane Pickett
John Hoffman
Helen Hurston
Lauren Hurt
Kelly and Rex Huston
Riham Ibrahim
Andrea Joel
Inara George and Jake Kasdan
Jeanette Kuiphof
LA Galaxy
Erin Lassus
Laura and Luis Leal
Warren Littlefield
Megan Lopez
Sherman McClellan
Frank and Marcy Melton
Pacific Life Foundation
Ellen Pansky
Billy Ray
Holly Register
Kathryn E. Rhymer
Jennifer and Glenn Richards
Mariette and Alexander Sawchuk
Lara Schmidt
Heather Scott
Tammie Scott
Sentinel Peak Resources
California LLC
Joslynn and Andrew Skelton
Kathy Urbanovitch
Tania Van Herle
Voya Financial
Deb Vrana
W.W. Grainger, Inc.
Tandy and Ric Wilson
Jay Allen Windler
Lloyd Wong
Lori Zeman
$250+
Vickie Adams
Airbnb
AllianceBernstein
Amgen Foundation
Wesley Aping
Alexis Aratow
1, 2023 - September 30, 2024)
Alex and Sean Ashworth
Lisa Axelrod
Sam and Diane Balisy
Ann and John Baran
Sharon Bergh and Ray Cardinas
Diane Bergman
Mr. and Mrs. John Navarrete
Kendra Bolan
Lara Branch
Marie C. Brouwers
Selma H. Calmes M.D.
Eren Cello
Joan L. Chandler
Vivian Y. Chang
Thomas Craig
Gerald and Kathleen Delker
Ms. Clare Durand
Ashley Dyo
David and Mindy Fisher
Jane Francis
Bryan Galdrikian
Christine E. Geosling
Jason Gimeno
Girl Scout Troop 01861
Girl Scout Troop 10215
Ruth Goldstein
Amy Gonzalez
Michael and Laura Good
Kelly Goode
Michael and Lynley Gross
Jessica Hawthorne-Castro
Heather Hetrick
Victoria and Charles Hill
MSS Blue Madonna - Troop 16886
Nisha and Christopher Horton
Rebecca and Charlie Hutchinson
Lynne P. Johnstone
Szilvia Juhasz
Channing Kilani
Kinecta Community Foundation
Jessie Kornberg
Gayla Kraetsch Hartsough
Kroger
Deborah Ann Lancello
Susie Lang
Alyce LaViolette
Karla and Todd Lewis
Chandra Nissa Limbrick
YuChih Liou and Edward Su
Karen Masini
KD McRae
Angela Milano
Cheryl and Jeremy Miller
Deanne Moore
Maureen Mossotti
Alison Murphy
Teresa and Roger On
Genie Parkinson
Pearl Piatt and Glen Price
Jody and George Platisa
Playstation Cares
Lindsay Pond
Tony Price
Ilene Prince
QVC
Millu and Gerardo Ramirez
Gail Reid
Christina Rice
Ailen Salazar Bravo
Monica Sanjinez
Laurie and Jimmy Shern
Shoreline Village
Elizabeth and Robert Soukup
Ann Stromberg and Rudi Volti
Danny Strong
Tangela Terry
Elizabeth Topkis
Tenna Tucker and David Bearden
Elizabeth Turchan
Tracy Underwood
Mieke Velghe
Mr. Alan Vier
Girl Scout Mission
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.
