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Throughout this edition you will see the fun, educational events offered to Girl Scouts and learn how you may be involved in Girl Scouting.

Our Council Centennial kicked off with Festival of Giving where 145 acts of service were completed during November by 1,565 Girl Scout individual, troop and service unit participants. We continued with local proclamations by the cities of Augusta, Emporia, Garden City, Salina and Wichita; Sedgwick County; then wrapped up with the State of Kansas proclamation on January 31 marking our official 100th year. During our centennial year, we will open the doors of the newly constructed Heartland Activity Center at Starwoods Girl Scout Center. This building will provide program and troop activity space and will serve as our product distribution site for the Wichita-area.

Throughout the year, we aspire to welcome 100 Daisy Circle members. Daisy Circle is a group of dedicated monthly donors to Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland. The on-going financial donations are critical to support our girls through membership financial assistance, programming, customer support, technology and needed updates to our aging camps, little houses and office properties.

For the girls,

Rolinda Sample, CEO

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Renew Early!

Adult T-shirt Pre-order T-shirts will be available for purchase for adults and volunteers. The t-shirt must be pre-ordered on our website, (Jotform) kansasgirlscouts.org by May 1. T-shirts are $20 per shirt.

Girl members, get a jump start on the 2026 membership year (October 2025 – September 2026) and renew early to be eligible for this limited time t-shirt incentive available to girls who renew between April 1 – May 1.

April 1 – May 1

Girls who renew between April 1 – May 1 are eligible for this free limited edition t-shirt.

April 1 – July 21

Girls renewed by July 21 are invited to attend Midnight Madness at Wichita Sports Forum-Aviate Extreme Air Sports. Details on the next page.

New this year - Pricing

The price for girl and adult memberships has increased due to a Girl Scouts of the USA membership fee increase. The new cost of girl renewals is $60, adults are $30. Financial assistance is available, but an application is required. Lifetime Membership prices are not impacted.

Select Payment Method, including

"Program Credits" as payment when renewing by May 1 to be eligible for the t-shirt incentive. Credits will be applied to your renewal balance once the new credits are uploaded to your account).

8. Once renewed, an email will be sent with a link to submit your t-shirt size through Jotform.

9. Once renewed, go to Campwise and log-in. From there you can register for the Midnight Madness event.

If you have any problems renewing,

Midnight Madness

Aug. 2, 9 p.m. to Aug. 3 at 7 a.m.

Girl Scouts who renew their membership for 2026 by July 21 will take over the Wichita Sports Forum-Aviate Extreme Air Sports for another epic sleepover! For $25 per person, girls and their families will enjoy a night filled with trampoline fun, basketball and volleyball games, yard games, arts and crafts, movies, and so much more. Adults who choose not to participate in the Aviate Trampoline Park can receive a discount of $10. Midnight Madness at WSF Aviate is sure to be an awesome exclusive event for all our Girl Scout families who renew their annual membership by 7/21. Membership renewal opens on 4/1, don’t wait renew today! Then be sure to register for this awesome event! Fun patch provided.

Thank you to our donors!

Individuals

Sharon Allen

Sharon & Clark Bastian

Beth Bosch

Sherri Buttenhoff

Lisa & Jim Cech

Patty Dengler

Nici Duncan

Kamie & Daniel Etzler

Gloria Farha Flentje & Jack Focht

Dr. Elaine M. Harrington

Steve Houlik

Martha S. Housholder

Marti Johnson

Anita Jones

Carolyn Kaplan

Shirley & Harry Kembel

Christine Kubik

Jane McHugh

Brenda McKenney

Kelly Peters

Sandy Remsberg

Diane Rolph

Rolinda & Terry Sample

Sheryl Stanley

Peg Stephens

Donna E. Sweet

Dyan Thornton

Joan Wagner

Linda Weir-Enegren

Helen Wimsatt

Foundations & Trusts

Ann Marie Burch Irrevocable Trust

Bicknell Family Foundation

Our gratitude to our supporters! Thank you for choosing to make a difference to Girl Scouting through your generosity (July 2024-January 2025-$500 or more)

Carl M. and Ruth L. Coonrod Family Foundation

Derby Community Foundation

Emporia Community Foundation

Hannah Rouback Family Foundation, Inc.

Herman, Esther & Henry Stallman Foundation

K.T. Wiedemann Foundation

Keith L. Anderson Charitable Trust

Mosby Lincoln Foundation

Smoot Charitable Foundation

The Frank & Marie Mildrexter Foundation Trust

The Robert and Gwen Tyler Charitable Foundation

Verla Nesbitt Joscelyn Foundation

Area United Ways

Finney County United Way

Independence Area Community Chest

United Way of Central Kansas

United Way of Dodge City, Inc.

United Way of the Flint Hills

Corporate Business & Community Partners

Greyten Architecture & Interior Design

Arkalalah Festival Inc.

Bennington State Bank

Blue Beacon International, Inc.

Cargill Cares

Cargill, Incorporated

Finney County Attorney's Office

Foulston Siefkin, LLP

Girl Scout Alumni & Friends

Great Plains Manufacturing, Inc.

Independence Area Community Chest

INTRUST Bank

Kiwanis Club of Hays

Kroger

Lee Media Group

Murdock Companies, Inc.

Saint Mark United Methodist Church

Salina Area Chamber of Commerce

Salina Regional Health Center

Opportunities to partner with Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland vary and can be customized to meet your needs. Join the distinguished community of those who are committed to supporting girls, or learn more about giving opportunities by contacting our Fund Development team at (888) 686-6468.

*If you prefer to have your name, business, organization listed another way, please contact Kelly Leonard at kleonard@gskh.org.

Juliette Gordon Low Society Membership

The Juliette Gordon Low Society is a special group of friends who have made the commitment to share their legacy with the next generation.

You can become part of this distinguised group when you leave a gift in your will, trust or other account for Girl Scouts. If you have left Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland in your estate plans, please let us know so you, too, can be a member of the Juliette Gordon Low Society.

As a member of the Juliette Gordon Low Society, you will receive:

⚬ Recognition as a member of the Society

⚬ Invitations to special events hosted by Girl Scouts

⚬ Updates about the work of Girl Scouts, nationwide and in your community

⚬ The joy of knowing that your gift will impact girls for future generations

Recognizing our past and present Juliette Gordon Low Society members:

Erik and Eva Andersen

Sharon Bastian

Dianne Belk and Lawrence Calder

Kelly Bell-Peters

Dolores Crum

Patty Dengler

Shelly Harris

Theresa Hearn

Arnold and Freda Hudspeth

The Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council apologizes if a donor was inadvertently omitted from this list or if a name was misspelled.

Faith Martin

Brenda and Colin McKenney

Shirley and Richard Mosher

Lee E. Phillips III

Sandy Remsberg

Rolinda Sample

Jo Karen Werener

Helen Wimsatt

Elizabeth and Robert Workman

Celebrating 10 years!

Juliette’s Pearls Leadership Society Luncheon

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2025

Doors Open 11:30 am

Luncheon & Program 12 pm

Marriott Wichita

9100 Corporate Hills Drive

Wichita, Kansas 67207

100 New Daisy's Circle Members

Embracing our past, celebrating the present and building a future for the next generation of girl leaders!

Help the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council to continue to empower leadership skills in young girls by becoming a member of the Daisy's Circle.

We are seeking 100 new Daisy's Circle members to give in celebration of our council centennial. It's easy, quick and your consistent monthly gift will provide girls with opportunities to develop

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Lynette Woodard, former WNBA player, first female Harlem Globetrotter, Olympian, star basketball paler at Wichita North High School and the University of Kansas and Wichita native.

2025 HONORARY CHAIR

Patty Dengler

LEGACY PEARL:

Dr. Martha Housholder

LUNCHEON CHAIR

Sharon Allen

Gold Award Girl Scouts

2024 Class

Lillian McLaughlin

The Gold Award is earned by girls in grades 9–12 who demonstrate extraordinary leadership in developing sustainable solutions to local, national and global challenges. Since 1916, Girl Scouts have answered the call to drive lasting, impactful change.

As an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, Lillian wanted her Gold Award project to focus on helping her peers that identify as LGBTQ+. This knowledge led Lillian to create the mural “You are Not Alone” on the side of Hao Auto Repair near Wichita East High School in Wichita. Lillian’s mural was created with the help of more than 80 volunteers, ages 5-85 years old. In the mural, there is a QR Code that viewers can scan which leads them to a webpage housed by Reverie Roasters that has resources for LGBTQ+ teens including mental health crisis information, local organizations, medical information and more.

Alyssa Church

Knowing how important grade school education is for the development of youth, Alyssa focused her Gold Award project on helping this generation of students. Understanding that not everyone has equal access to educational materials and school supplies, Alyssa created Homework Buddy Bags. She collected used backpacks, canvas totes and school supplies and purchased new supplies and received donations from multiple places. Alyssa then created 100 bags filled with supplies. Alyssa also created a donation program at the schools so supplies can continue to be gathered for future bags and her project and legacy can continue.

Trinadee Fetters

Trinadee’s Gold Award project addressed food insecurity and equal access to quality food, especially meat. In Council Grove, the Morris County Care & Share allows patrons access to quality ingredients they normally would not be able to get, but Trinadee noticed there was no meat at the food bank. Trinadee purchased a large freezer to donate to the Care & Share so they could stock it with meat. She worked with local farmers and butchers to find donors who would help sustain the freezer with meat including beef, pork, chicken, sheep and goat. Trinadee educated families about the nutrients provided in meat, gave recipes on how to cook the meat and held tutorials where viewers could watch her cook the food and learn for themselves.

Keeley Ropp

Mallory Miller

Keeley's passion for helping others culminated in teaching sewing skills in a way that also raised awareness of the issue of hunger in the Wichita community. Keeley created a YouTube tutorial and hosted sewing classes to teach the community to create bowl cozies which can be used at local food banks and shelters. Keeley's curriculum will be used annually in North High School's sewing class.

Savannah Athy-Sedbrook

Addressing the stigma around mental health disorders and helping to connect others with the resources they need was the focus of Mallory’s Gold Award project. Over the years, Mallory noticed that many people struggled with mental health issues, but didn’t have the resources they needed to get help. Mallory created a presentation and binders with information on how to identify mental health issues, actions to take to help those in crisis, training on harm reduction and resources on facilities and organizations that can help. She hosted two workshops and numerous presentations where she taught attendees how to help those going through a mental health crisis.

Anastasia Corl

Savannah's Gold Award focused on her passion for the environment and educating others about greenhouse gases. By creating a mini-series on YouTube, she shared the information with community members as well as third grade students at Robinson Middle School. Savannah also created tree sculptures from recycled materials that has a QR Code on them linking to the educational videos. She then distributed the trees to her friends and family, and they even went overseas so the education can continue worldwide.

Myria Connet

As a member of the Wichita East High School Lion Dance team, Myria wanted her Gold Award to revolve around education about the history and culture of the Lion Dance. Myria created a website which houses information on the history behind the Chinese Lion Dance, educational lessons, and videos of the teams performances. She also held multiple practices, lessons, and performances so she could not only educate about the dance, but show how it is done as well.

Anastasia knew she wanted to help her community through her Gold Award project. She saw how invasive plants were taking over the park near her home and extreme overgrowth was keeping pollinators away from the area. Anastasia started by gutting the garden and removing all of the invasive, dead and overgrown plants. She then planted over 200 different kinds of native, perennial Kansas plants. By choosing native plants that are also perennials, she was able to ensure that the garden would be hearty and self-sustaining. Anastasia built a bee habitat box and added honeybees to the box so they could begin pollinating the area and furthering the ecosystem. Along with the honeybees, the garden started to attract other pollinators as well, furthering her to the goal of continued pollination.

Savannah Thompkins

Savannah’s Gold Award project focused on educating children and young campers on the dangers and prevention of melanoma. After seeing a close family member be diagnosed with melanoma skin cancer, Savannah wanted to alert others about the dangers of it and how to prevent melanoma. Savannah’s project was two-fold; creating a sustainable resource where children and campers could easily obtain sunscreen and educating them on the dangers of melanoma and why it’s important to wear sunscreen. She installed a box at Starwoods Girl Scout Center which is stocked with bottles of sunscreen for campers to take if needed. She also reached out to six other facilities including other local camps to share information she had created to educate children about the risks of skin cancer and the importance of applying sunscreen.

Heartland Activity Center

The Starwoods Girl Scout Center is home to the newly constructed, Heartland Activity Center. This new utilitarian building represents the largest construction investment in recent years for the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council, for which it’s named.

Beginning this summer, the multipurpose Heartland Activity Center will welcome campers from across the council’s 80- county area and will host multiple program events throughout the year. It will serve as a Product Program distribution hub and inventory cupboard.

The 4,800 square foot building features an 800 square foot covered entrance and 4,000 square feet enclosed area which will serve as program space and is equipped with large overhead doors that allow for drive-thru service to pick up product inventory. It also includes an office and a restroom. A RV hookup has been added near the adjacent picnic pavilion.

The construction of the Heartland Activity Center was made possible by generous donors coupled with the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council’s investment. The design by Greyten Architecture & Interior Design, and lead gift by Dee Rolph, along with generous support by The Fidelity Bank Foundation, INTRUST Bank, and numerous foundations brought the vision of the Heartland Activity Center to fruition. A full donor list is on the following page. The addition of this building enhances the appeal and productivity of member activities and will serve as a wonderful compliment to the Starwoods Girl Scout Center property for years to come.

A ribbon cutting ceremony will be hosted upon the completion of the building late this spring. Details will be provided as they are confirmed.

Thank you, donors!

Dee Rolph

K.T. Wiedemann Foundation, Inc.

Capitol Federal Foundation

Berry Foundation

Greyten Architecture & Interior Design

Mosby Lincoln Foundation

Wichita Tractor

Bridging Day

Heartland Bridging Ceremony

When: Saturday, May 3, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Where: Keeper of the Plains, Wichita, KS

Registration deadline: April 21

Girl Cost: Free

Adult Cost: Free

Bridge to the next Girl Scout level in a big way, over the Arkansas River at the Keeper of the Plains! Celebrate the achievements of your troop and fellow Girl Scout sisters throughout Kansas Heartland at this free, council-wide ceremony. There will be plenty of fun for the whole troop and family: make a bridging SWAP to add to your collection and bring homemade SWAPS to exchange with fellow Girl Scouts in the Make New Friends area, try out our adventure zone and more! Check-in and activities begin at 10 a.m. The ceremony will begin at 11 a.m. Fun patch provided.

Did you know?

GSKH is partnered with the KanCare program. If you're currently a recipient of one of the KanCare providers (Healthy Blue, Sunflower Health Plan, United Healthcare), you may be eligible to utilize your KanCare dollars to purchase uniforms as your Girl Scout bridges to the next level. To learn more, visit our website at kansasgirlscouts.org.

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Council Top Sellers

The council "Super Seller" for the 2024 Fall Product Program and 2025 Cookie Program, along with their caregiver, will be the CEO's Honored Guest at the annual JPLS Luncheon on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.

The Super Seller will receive luncheon recognition and be presented with a pearl necklace.

A Guide to All Things Summer for the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council

#Sisterhood

Summer Camp 2025

Your summer adventures start here!

Thank you to our summer camp sponsors, Cargill, Healthy Blue, and Blue Cross Blue Shield for helping us to provide lifechanging, outdoor experiences that build girls of courage, confidence, and character.

Find your adventure!

Hey Girl Scouts!

Join us for a summer filled with tons of Adventure!

This summer girls will have opportunities to "Find Your Adventure" with 14 camp sessions at Starwoods Girl Scout Center, 6 camp sessions at venues across the state, a fun day trip to Oklahoma City and an amazing travel opportunity to Nebraska! Council-hosted sessions are open February 24 through April 14 for a $25 deposit, with balances due by May 1. Get ready to "Find Your Adventure" with additional opportunities provided by volunteer-hosted and partner-hosted camps and events that will open for registration on April 15.

Live your best, most adventurous life at Camp, so many of your favorite camp staff will be back for another amazing year of making memories!

Get ready to challenge yourself and “Find Your Adventure”.

Important Dates

April 15: Program Credits earned through the Cookie Program are added to Campwise and applied to balance due for summer camp; volunteer-hosted and partner-hosted sessions open for registration with full payment due upon registration

May 1: Priority registration deadline to qualify for a free camper t-shirt at council-hosted sessions; remaining balance for council-hosted sessions due.

May 2 Camp registration prices increase: +$5 for one day camps and one night sleepaways, +$15 for four day camps and two night sleepaways, +25 for four night sleepaways.

Level

Up!

Campers level up for events and camps on May 15, so plan to attend spring sessions for your current grade, and sessions that begin on or after May 15 as the grade you will be going into next fall!

A webpage all about camp:

All About Camp

A webpage all about camp

Want to know more about camp? Scan the QR code for up-to-date information about summer camp and to get answers to FAQs

Registration & Program Credits

Early registration for council-hosted summer programs opens February 24 and closes April 14 with a $25 deposit per session, with some exciting news and big changes to the registration process. We are launching a new event registration platform that combines two current platforms into one.

While Ultracamp has been our go-to resource for event registration since 2007, we will retire this platform in May as we transition to our new event registration platform: Campwise. Our current camper health record platform, CampDoc, will also be retired with these features moving to Campwise.

Campwise benefits for parents include:

⏵ Intuitive platform that works seamlessly on computer and mobile.

⏵ Reduce frequency of authorization and health forms (answer once per year per participant)

⏵ Choose if and when to utilize Program Credits as payment for events.

⏵ Visibility to your camper's Camp Store purchases and ongoing balance.

Find the link to the Campwise registration system on the Camp FAQ website (scan the QR code at the top of this page) and log in. In most cases, your user name to Campwise is the same email you use for other Girl Scout systems.

Events that are currently open for registration in Ultracamp will remain there until the event takes place. Program Credits are available to use for spring program registration in Ultracamp until April 1, when they will be temporarily unavailable for the transition to Campwise. Both existing and newly earned Program Credits will be in Campwise beginning April 15.

Campers who register for multiple council-hosted camp sessions will receive a $10 discount on each additional session.

Be one of the first 200 girls (youth only) to register for camp and receive a fun bonus bag filled with all kinds of fun goodies!

Program Types

Youth members only: Just like it sounds, these events are for registered Girl Scouts only.

Volunteers only: These training events are designed for Troop Leaders and other volunteers.

Youth Members with chaperones: Each Girl Scout must have a chaperone in attendance— this can be a volunteer, parent, or guardian.

Girl Scout family event: Event is open to family and friends of the Girl Scout member. All youth must be chaperoned.

Public event:

Open to everyone!

Refund Policy

You may cancel your reservation for an event or summer camp and receive a full refund, minus any deposit, if the request is received more than 14 days prior to the start of the session. Limited refunds will be given within 14 days of the program; see full refund policy on our website and attached to your Campwise confirmation email for specific refund scenarios. No refund is given if the camper is a no show or leaves a session early. Additionally, t-shirt or other optional purchases will not be refunded and travel may have an earlier refund date.

T-shirts

All youth who register for any of the 22 council-hosted Girl Scout camps by May 1st will receive a camp t-shirt included in the price of camp; one per camper per summer! An additional color t-shirt with camp design

Streamline the check-in process by adding funds to your Camp Store balance during registration! Cash will also be accepted at check-in for sleepaway sessions and at Sunday’s check-in for day camp. Refunds of unspent trading post money will be applied to Campwise as Program Credits in August.

Financial Assistance

We never want finances to get in the way of having an amazing Girl Scout summer!

Camperships are available! Scan the QR code to access the application. If you will travel more than 125 miles to attend a camp session, you may request funds through the campership program to assist with fuel costs.

Four-Day Camps

Four-Day Sessions at Starwoods Girl Scout Center

Youth Cost: $175 until May 1, then $190

Food: Bring a sack lunch daily; snacks provided

For novice campers who prefer a day-only experience, Starwoods day camps are Monday though Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with check-in as early as 8:30 a.m and pick-up as late as 5:30 p.m. Campers may choose to ride the bus from the Wichita office to Starwoods each day; this is a great option for east side families or caregivers who need an earlier drop-off time. Bus check-in at the office begins at 7:45 a.m. and the bus returns at 5:15 p.m. for pick-up by 5:30 p.m.

Day campers will participate in a variety of activities depending on their age including swimming, target sports, climbing, team building, and boating. They will also complete crafts, games, and activities related to that session’s theme and badgework.

Who doesn’t love a slumber party?! Day campers who are entering 2nd grade or older can extend the fun by adding a Wednesday night indoor “glamping” experience to their camp session for an additional $35.

Not ready for the camp week to be over? Campers can now add a "Bonus Friday" to their day camp experience for an additional $50.

June 9-12

"Make It" Fashion, a DIY theme

Grades: Rising Kindergartners through 8th graders

June 16-19

Express Yourself!, an outdoor meets art theme

Grades: Rising Kindergartners through 8th graders

June 23-26

Drama Queens, a theatre camp

Grades: Rising Kindergartners through 8th graders

July 14-17

A "Wicked" Fun Camp, a creative, character-building theme

Grades: Rising Kindergartners through 8th graders

July 21-24

Welcome to the Jungle, an animal exploration camp

Grades: Rising Kindergartners through 8th graders

July 28-31

Strawberry Shortcake, a camping adventure

Grades: Rising Kindergartners through 8th graders

About Starwoods Girl Scout Center

This sprawling 160-acre camp near Clearwater encompasses a multitude of indoor and outdoor experiences. Campers can enjoy swimming in Wattles Lake, arts and crafts, team-building courses, and hiking along the Chisholm Trail.

Sleepaway Camps

Sleepaway Sessions at Starwoods Girl Scout Center

Youth Cost: $300 until May 1, then $325 (4 night) or $175 until May 1, then $190 (2 night)

Food: Eat dinner before arrival, then we’ll provide snacks and meals from the first morning breakfast to the last day lunch.

Sleeping options: Sleepaway campers at Starwoods will stay in cabins with Girl Scouts of similar ages, adult counselors, and junior counselors.

Is your camper ready to eat, sleep, and live the camp life for multiple days? Sleepaway camps run from Sunday at 6:30 p.m. to Thursday at 6 p.m., with check-in and pick-up within 30 minutes before or after. Not quite ready for the full week experience? Try out one of our two-night sessions instead!

Campers will participate in activities that will help them build life and outdoor skills depending on their age including swimming, boating, target sports, or high adventure. They will also complete crafts, games, and activities related to that session’s theme and badgework.

Turtles & Kayaks

June 15 at 1 p.m. to June 19 at 6 p.m. Grades: Rising 6th through 12th

Level up your water craft skills in this introduction to navigating flat and moving water! After an introductory canoe session, progress to paddling independently in a kayak through the Arkansas River and Fall River. Includes two nights at Starwoods and two nights camping at Fall River State Park.

Sunday-Thursday

June 22-26

Drama Queens, a theatre camp Grades: Rising 4th through 12th

July 13-17

A "Wicked" Fun Camp, a creative, character-building theme Grades: Rising 4th through 12th

July 20-24

Welcome to the Jungle, an animal exploration theme Grades: Rising 2nd through 8th

Tuesday-Thursday

June 10-12

"Make It" Fashion, a DIY theme Grades: Rising 4th through 12th

July 8-10

Imagination, a creation theme Grades: Rising 2nd through 8th

One-Day sessions across the state

One-Day Camps

Youth Cost: $40 until May 1, then $45

Food: Bring a sack lunch; snacks provided

Get ready to connect with nature at Branching Out! where girls will discover trails, animal habitats and so much more while building new friendships and learning new things. Practice survival skills while planning how you and your friends will Outlive, Outlast: The Zombie Apocalypse. Enjoy the sun, water and sand while using your creativity to build sandcastles and make sand art at Sun and Sandcastles.

All options include crafts, games, and activities related to that session's theme and badgework. Depending on the amenities at the venue, your experience may also include team building, swimming, or target sports.

These sessions run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with check-in as early at 9:30 a.m. Adult chaperones are welcome but not required.

Branching Out!

June 18

Frontier Historical Park, Hays Grades: Rising Kindergartners through 12th graders

July 8

Indian Rock Park, Salina Grades: Rising Kindergartners through 12th graders

Outlive, Outlast: The Zombie Apocalypse

June 17

Horse Thief Reservoir, Jetmore Grades: 4th through 12th graders

July 9

Camp Double E, Emporia Grades: 4th through 12th graders

Sun and Sandcastles

July 19

Starwoods Girl Scout Center, Clearwater Grades: Rising Kindergartners through 12th graders

One-Night You & Me Camps

Youth Cost: $60 until May 1, then $65

Adult Cost: $35

Food: Eat lunch before arrival, then we'll provide snacks, Saturday dinner, and Sunday breakfast.

Hey, campers: Bring your favorite grown up to camp and show them all the best parts of camp life! You & Me sessions are a great option for troops or families who would like to camp together. If attending as a troop, at least two volunteers must register and attend to meet adult-to-youth camping ratios for their group. If attending as a family; one caregiver must register and attend as chaperone. The session begins at 1 p.m., with check-in as early as 12:30 p.m. and ends at 10 a.m. the next morning.

It's baaacckk! The Great Flamingo Hunt has returned, families will enjoy scavenger hunts, crafts, flamingo races and so much more!

Do you and your family want an authentic cowgirl experience? Join us at Cowgirl Iron Chef for a day filled with roping, knife skills, outdoor cooking, campfire songs and more!

About Camp Double E

This 8.3-acre camp on the Neosho River, just northwest of Emporia, has two shelter houses, a gazebo, hiking trails, and offers a variety of sporting options including an archery range. It’s a great location for first-time campers.

The Great Flamingo Hunt

June 14-15

Starwoods Girl Scout Center, Clearwater

Sleeping options: cabin with bunks, lodge floor, personal tent

Grades: Rising Kindergarteners through 8th graders

Cowgirl Iron Chef

June 28-29

Cedar Bluff State Park, Ellis

Sleeping options: dome tent

Grades: Rising 2nd–12th graders

July 26-27

Elk City State Park

Sleeping options: dome tent

Grades: Rising 2nd through 12th graders

Travel Opportunities

Girl Scouts are going places this summer!

Whether you’re a Juliette Girl Scout looking for travel companions or a troop member who is ready for a bigger step in travel progression than your troop mates, council-planned travel is a great way to explore the world around you. Check out our upcoming trips below and find additional details at www.kansasgirlscouts.org.

May 31

OKC RiverSport Day Trip

Join us for a day filled with fun and adventure, girls will have the opportunity to do whitewater rafting, flat water kayaking, challenge themselves on the sky trail or go zip-lining!

July 2025

July 7-11

Tanking and Adventure in Omaha Nebraska

This trip includes tanking down the Elkhorn River, a high adventure course, a visit to the world famous Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, a visit to the Girl Scout Dream Lab and so much more!

Campers Learning Leadership

With amazing growth in our leadership program over the last few years, we’re excited to continue offering robust programming in 2025 that will give our teens more opportunities to develop leadership skills at camp. We will continue to offer opportunities to 8th through 12th graders through our Counselor-in Training program. For those more experienced teens we will also be offering paid opportunities as Junior Counselors for ages 16-18 years.

Counselor-in-Training

Rising 8th through 12th graders

Are you ready to transition from being a camper to helping out at camp? Take on a more leadership role while assisting a counselor with either a sleepaway or day camp group during one to two week-long camp sessions. Training takes place on Thursday, June 6 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Then you can opt to comeand-go each day of the session from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. or stay the full week from Sunday 3 p.m. to Thursday 6:30 p.m. and participate in additional learning sessions and/or camp activities each evening. Cost: $30 for day camp option, $125 for sleepaway option (camper t-shirt included).

Junior Counselor, Lifeguard, or Specialty Assistant

Rising 12th graders or recent graduates, age 16-18

Our oldest teens are eligible for an official, paid, camp staff position! Rising 12th graders with experience as a Counselor-in-Training are eligible to apply, interview, and be hired as a Junior Counselor for two to seven week-long camp sessions. Junior Counselors will be responsible for leading a group of sleepaway or day campers or assisting specialty activity coordinators in the areas of waterfront, adventure, or target sports.

Book now for the 2025-26 School Year

Collaborate with a council staff member to determine the best date, topic, and venue for your community, then we bring all the materials and lead the activities! The base event is described below, but can be customized to meet your needs. Options include Creation Station, Bigfoot's Playground, In-SPARation, Lab Rats, Adventure, and Tall Tales. To schedule, email info@gskh.org.

What do you need?

▶ Be a member of one of the eligible Service units: SU70 through SU86.

▶ Know 15 or more girls interested in participating; age range can be K-12, K-8, or just a specific program level.

▶ Help to secure a venue in your community.

▶ You and enough chaperones commit to attend to meet girl-to-adult ratio.

▶ Sack lunches for each girl; SU can choose to provide or ask each girl to bring her own.

What do we provide?

▶ A 6-hour event with a suggested time frame of 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

▶ Lesson plans facilitated by council staff with the assistance of event chaperones.

▶ Materials for all activities

▶ Badge or fun patch (depending on exact details of event topic).

Price: $35 per girl

Camps & Events

April

Bigfoot's Playground: Arkansas City

Chaplin Nature Center

27814 27th Drive, Arkansas City

Date: 4/5

Grade: K-8

Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 3/31 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Event, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $35

Adult Cost: Free

Bigfoot's Playground: We share the outdoors with many creatures: from cute and cuddly kittens to big hairy things like Bigfoot! The world is full of mystery. Is Bigfoot real or a legend? Join us for an exploration of the outdoors and see if we can spot one! While we search, we'll also enjoy hiking, games, and crafts. Fun patch provided.

ASHI First Aid/CPR/AED for Teens: Wichita

Wichita Girl Scout Office

360 Lexington Road, Wichita

Date: 4/5

Grade: 6-12

Time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 3/31 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Event, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $30

Adult Cost: n/a

an authentic HSI certification card valid for two years. Approximately two weeks prior to your in-person course, you will receive an email with instruction for the at-home study portion. No refunds will be issued once that email is sent. Participants must be physically able to perform the basic skills required for CPR. Participants will not be allowed to enter the class if they arrive more than 15 minutes after the class begins

Troop 47457 hosts Brownie Bug Hike

in the Park

Pawnee Prairie Park

2625 S. Tyler Road, Wichita

Date: 4/6 Time: 12:30 p.m. - 3 p.m.

Grade: 2-3

Registration Deadline: 3/31 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $20

Adult Cost: Free You will earn your Bug badge by learning about bugs in nature and making some bug crafts. You will also earn your Hiker badge by preparing for and going on a short hike. Earn Brownie Bugs and Hiker badge (provided).

ASHI First Aid/CPR/AED for Teens: Emporia

Camp Double E

794 Road 200, Emporia

Date: 4/12

Grade: 6-12

Time: 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 3/31 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Event, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $30

Adult Cost: n/a

This American Safety & Health Institute course will provide you with an understanding into providing lifesaving first aid and CPR in an emergency. This blended course includes an at-home study portion and then you will practice important skills during an in-person class with the assistance and supervision of an authorized HSI Instructor. If you demonstrate achievement of the required knowledge and hands-on skills, you will receive an authentic HSI certification card valid for two years. Approximately two weeks prior to your in-person course, you will receive an email with instruction for the at-home study portion. No refunds will be issued once that email is sent. Participants must be physically able to perform the basic skills required for CPR. Participants will not be allowed to enter the class if they arrive more than 15 minutes after the class begins.

SU71 hosts Girl Scout Grand Prix

Trinity Lutheran Church

1010 Fleming St., Garden City

Date: 4/12 Time: 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

Grade: K-12

Registration Deadline: 3/31 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Event, Girl Scout Families

Youth Cost: $5

Adult Cost: $5

Get ready to race. Start with your car block and design and shape your own race car. Then zoom it down the track, racing against your friends and family. Trophies will be awarded. Fun patch provided.

Adventure: DBJ Day at Starwoods

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 4/26 Time: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Grade: K-5

Registration Deadline: 4/14 in Ultracamp

SU89 hosts She & Me Tea

Reliance Community Church 11910 W. Pawnee St., Wichita

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $35

Adult Cost: Free [ad-ven-cher] noun: an exciting or very unusual experience; verb: to take the chance; dare. Are you ready to step out of your comfort zone? Every Adventure program is a different combination of experiences that allows Girl Scouts to progress from newbie to master in the adventure activities available at Camp Starwoods. Will we aim for the bulls-eye with sling shots or archery bows? Or learn the basics of climbing at the horizontal, traversing wall? Whatever combination we choose, this introduction to adventure for Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors is guaranteed to be exciting! Limited adult chaperones needed; email info@ gskh.org with interest. Earn steps toward Climbing Adventure badge (not provided).

SU83 hosts Reality Checks Emporia

Reality Checks

320 Commercial St., Emporia

Date: 4/26 Time: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Grade: K-12

Registration Deadline: 4/14 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Event, Girl Scout Families

Youth Cost: $5

Adult Cost: $5

Come check out Emporia’s new game store. You will want to spend hours playing. There is something for everyone. They have puzzles, gaming systems, and good old fashion boards games. They will have a concession stand available so bring extra cash to purchase some yummy snacks.

Date: 4/26 Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Grade: K-12

Registration Deadline: 4/14 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $10

Adult Cost: $20

Join SU89 for a fun-filled "She & Me" Tea Party! Put on your best dresses and hats for a special afternoon of tea, finger sandwiches, delicious treats, and hands-on crafts. Enjoy a Girl Scout-style reduce/reuse/recycle fashion show, a derby hat auction, and earn a fun patch! This event is perfect for any Girl Scout and her favorite lady. Fun patch provided.

A Gold Award Candidate hosts Girl Talk with Future Jay Docs

Wichita Girl Scout Office

360 Lexington Road, Wichita

Date: 4/26 Time: 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

Grade: 6-8

Registration Deadline: 4/19 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: Free

Adult Cost: n/a

Come and meet KU School of Medicine students, members of the pediatric, OBGYN, and sports medicine interest groups in a badge workshop where you will learn how good food choices and fitness are the basis of a happy and healthy life. Earn Cadette Eating for You badge (provided).

May

SU83 hosts Survival in Nature

Camp Double E

794 Road 200, Emporia

Date/Time: 5/2 at 7 p.m. to 5/4 at 11 a.m.

Number of Overnights: 2

Grade: 4-12 Registration Deadline: 4/21 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth Members

Only

Youth Cost: $10

Adult Cost: n/a

This camp is specifically designed to teach survival tactics in nature. Girls will learn the following: how to identify safe food and hydration sources, how to build structures, how to cook outdoors and maintain fires safely, how to build sustainable structures, and what to pack on a wilderness adventure. Earn Brownie or Junior Shapes in Nature badge (provided).

Heartland Bridging

Keeper of the Plains

339 Veterans Pkwy., Wichita

Date: 5/3

Time: 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Grade: K-12 Registration Deadline: 4/21 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Event, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: Free Adult Cost: Free Bridge to the next Girl Scout level in a big way, over the Arkansas River at the Keeper of the Plains! Celebrate the achievements of your troop and fellow Girl Scout sisters throughout Kansas Heartland at this free, council-wide ceremony. There will be plenty of fun for the whole troop and family: make a bridging SWAP to add to your collection and bring homemade SWAPs to exchange with fellow Girl Scouts in the Make New Friends area, try out our adventure zone, and more! Check in and activities begin at 10 a.m. The ceremony will begin at 11 a.m. Fun patch provided.

Troop 47457 hosts Brownie Home

Scientist

Wichita Girl Scouts Office

360 Lexington Road, Wichita

Date: 5/3 Time: 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Grade: 2-3 Registration Deadline: 4/21 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $18

Adult Cost: Free You will earn your Home Scientist badge by learning about chemistry, static electricity, and density, AND you will get the make slime and ice cream! Troops or individual registration welcome. Earn Home Scientist badge (provided).

SU71 hosts Bowling into Summer

Garden Bowl

1501 N. Taylor Ave., Garden City

Date: 5/3

Time: 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

Grade: K-12 Registration Deadline: 4/21 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $10

Adult Cost: $10 Come join the fun as we bowl into summer. Popcorn and a drink will be provided. Fun patch provided.

Tall Tales: Parsons

Parsons Little House

2900 Frisco Ave., Parsons

Date: 5/10

Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Grade: K-10 Registration Deadline: 4/28 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Event, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $35

Adult Cost: Free

Have you ever seen a life hack online or on TV that you thought was cool or crazy? Then you think to yourself, "Can you really do that?" Whether it's fixing torn clothes with a glue gun, making jewelry in a pinch, or whether or not a coin lands on heads or tails more, we're going to have a fun day finding out together! Fun patch provided.

Troop 41524 hosts Junior

Mechanical Badge Workshop

Wichita Girl Scout Office

360 Lexington Road, Wichita

Date: 5/10 Time: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Grade: 3-5 Registration Deadline: 4/21 in Ultracamp

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $35

Adult Cost: n/a Workshop is a for 3rd grade Brownies bridging over to Juniors and all Juniors. Earn Crane Design, Paddleboat Design and Car Design badges (provided).

Spring events listed prior to this announcement are open NOW for registration in Ultracamp. Remember to “level up” for events after 5/15. Summer events will use our new registration system, Campwise. Council-hosted events are open NOW through April 14 for a $25 deposit. Partner-hosted and Volunteer-hosted events will open for registration on April 15 with payment in full required.

Day

Trip to OKC Riversports

OKC Riversports

800 Riversport Drive, Oklahoma City

Date: 5/31 Time: TBD

Grade: 7-12 Registration Deadline: 5/12

Program Type: Travel, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: TBD

Adult Cost: TBD

Save the date for a water-based adventure in Oklahoma City. During this one day trip, you'll have the opportunity to experience flatwater or whitewater sports at OKC Riversport, as well as the sky trail, zipline, or climbing wall. Register in Ultracamp for an interest meeting on March 25 where we will finalize our plans and pricing for the May 31 day trip. Following the planning session, commitment and payment will be due May 12. Fun patch provided.

June

Cowtown hosts Daisy Day:

Gloria's Petal: June

Old Cowtown Museum

1865 Museum Blvd., Wichita

Date: 6/4

Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Grade: K-1 Registration Deadline: 5/19

Program Type: Day Event, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $18

Adult Cost: Free Victorian children enjoyed having fun but also learned and respected the rules of their society. Some of these rules are still a part of life today. You will learn how manners demonstrate respect for yourself and others and play with toys and games of the past to help you master Victorian society. Earn Gloria's Petal badge (not provided).

Cowtown

hosts Putting You in the Past: A Cooking Exploration: June

Old Cowtown Museum

1865 W. Museum Blvd., Wichita

Date: 6/5

Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Grade: 4-5 Registration Deadline: 6/5

Program Type: Day Event, Youth Members Only Youth Cost: $44

Adult Cost: n/a Work and play can go hand-in-hand! You will play games, try a few Victorian Era chores, and have fun discovering what is was like to live in a different era, while wearing 1870's period clothing. Cooking was a major part of Victorian life and you will try different cooking methods while learning skills that cross ages. You will create a meal that you will eat, but bringing a big snack is highly recommended. Earn Simple Meals and Playing in the Past badges (provided).

Cowtown hosts Games to Pass the Time Away: June

Old Cowtown Museum

1865 W. Museum Blvd., Wichita

Date: 6/6

Grade: 2-3

Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 5/26

Program Type: Day Event, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $37

Adult Cost: n/a

Victorian life was not all about work. They loved to have fun, too! Come to Cowtown to play Victorian era games and discover new ways to have fun. You will learn why games are important and create your own game. Earn Making Games badge (provided).

SU74 hosts Junior 3 Part

Campout Part 2

Lions Park

Hwy 36 & 4th St., Atwood

Date/Time: 6/6 at 4 p.m. to 6/8 at 11 a.m.

Number of Overnights: 2

Grade: 4-5 Registration Deadline: 5/26

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $15

Adult Cost: $5

Girls must have participated in the Junior ThreePart Campout Part 1 to qualify for Part 2 and Part 3. This campout requires more girl/adult planning and preparation. Girls, along with their troop leaders, will choose three methods of cooking and planning their menus. They will do their own grocery shopping and at the campout they will put it into action. Activities will include meal planning for Part 3, making hiking sticks, practicing Leave No Trace, learning mountain safety and much more. This campout prepares girls for the final campout, Part 3 which is held Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park, CO on July 31-August 3, 2025.

"Make IT" Fashion

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

SUN Daytime Option:

Date: 6/9-12 Time: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily

Grade: K-8 Registration Deadline: 5/26

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $175 until May 1, then $190

Adult Cost: n/a

MOON Sleepaway Option:

Date/Time: 6/10 at 6:30 p.m. to 6/12 at 6 p.m.

Number of Overnights: 2

Grade: 4-12 Registration Deadline: 5/26

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $300 until May 1, then $325

Adult Cost: n/a

Calling all fashionistas! Do you love to design and accessorize your outfits, turning the mundane into the magical!?! Mark your calendars for a week-long fashion adventure, DIY an entire outfit and accessories, creating your own style. Wearable goods, fabrics and supplies will be provided, you will need to bring your creativity and resourcefulness to create a design to give old clothing a second life. From beginners to experts all are welcome! You will learn to sew, cut, patch, accessorize and model your one of a kind fashion project. Earn Daisy, Brownie, Junior Art and Design or Cadette Fun Patch (provided).

Troop 47400 hosts Juniors

Prairie Pioneer

Old Cowtown Museum

1865 Museum Blvd., Wichita

Date: 6/13-6/15 Time: Friday & Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sunday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Grade: 4-5 Registration Deadline: 6/2

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $35

Adult Cost: n/a

The Council's Own "Prairie Pioneer" badge is an official badge customized for Old Cowtown Museum. Girls will wear 1870's dress while learning etiquette and the dance moves of the time. Visit the school and try out cooking and crafts that girls would have experienced in the 1870's. Earn Junior Prairie Pioneer badge (provided) and receive a special 75th Celebration fun patch.

The Great Flamingo Hunt

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date/Time: 6/14 at 1 p.m. to 6/15 at 10 a.m.

Number of Overnights: 1

Grade: K-8 Registration Deadline: 5/26

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $60 until May 1, then $65 Adult Cost: $35

It’s back! Your presence is requested by the Golden King and Queen Flamingos. Join us at Starwoods to Flamingle for a fantastic you and me experience as we soak up sunshine and search to find 100 hidden flamingos. Party like flockstars during this overnight experience with food, activities, crafts and fun. Go on a flamingo scavenger hunt around camp and try your luck at rubber-ducky-flamingo races, make flamingo dream catchers and so much more! Fun patch provided.

Turtles & Kayaks

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date/Time: 6/15 at 6:30 p.m. to 6/19 at 6 p.m.

Number of Overnights: 4

Grade: 6-12 Registration Deadline: 5/26

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $300 until May 1, then $325

Adult Cost: n/a

Level up your water craft skills in this introduction to navigating flat and moving water! Practice water safety and team work during an introductory canoe session, then progress to paddling independently in a kayak through the lake and stream at Starwoods Girl Scout Center. On 6/17, we'll load up the kayak trailer and experience the Arkansas River near the Keeper of the Plains, then head over to Fall River State Park for two nights of camping, including a 4-7 mile paddle down Fall River. Refund request deadline 5/26. Fun patch provided.

Express Yourself!

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 6/16-6/19

Grade: K-8

Time: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily

Registration Deadline: 5/26

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $175 until May 1, then $190

Adult Cost: n/a

Nature and art go hand in hand, spend a week connecting with nature and the great outdoors! Learn to express yourself through photography, music and art. Enjoy the sights and sounds of the outdoors, create memories and build sisterhood at this fun filled camp focusing on how nature is a great inspiration for all things art! Earn Art in the Outdoors badge (provided).

Outlive, Outlast: The Zombie Apocalypse

HorseThief Reservoir

19005 SW, KS-156, Jetmore

Date: 6/17 Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Grade: 4-12

Registration Deadline: 6/2

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $40 until May 1, then $45

Adult Cost: Free

Have you ever thought, “What would I do if there was a Zombie Apocalypse? How would I protect my family?" Well, if those are the questions on your mind, then do we have the camp for you! During this one day survival camp, you will learn how to use what nature has to offer, to Outlive, Outlast: The Zombie Apocalypse. You will learn how to build a fire, cook over the fire, basic wilderness first aid, build a shelter, and to shoot at a Zombie target just to name a few. For the safety of you and your family you have to check this camp out!

Fun patch provided.

Branching Out!

Frontier Historical Park

Old Highway 40, Hays

Date: 6/18 Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Grade: K-8 Registration Deadline: 6/2

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $40 until May 1, then $45

Adult Cost: Free

Hey Girl Scouts, come "branch out" with us and follow the trail to adventure! You will spend a fun filled day exploring what nature has to offer. Discover trails, animal habitats and the amazing world of pollinators while building your skills in observation, exploration and creativity. Earn Daisy, Brownie, or Junior Design with Nature, or Cadette Trees badge (provided).

Drama Queens

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

MOON Sleepaway Option:

Date/Time: 6/22 at 6:30 p.m. to 6/26 at 6 p.m.

Number of Overnights: 4

Grade: 4-12 Registration Deadline: 6/9

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $300 until May 1 Adult Cost: n/a

SUN Daytime Option:

Date: 6/23-6/26 Time: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily

Grade: K-8 Registration Deadline: 6/9

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $175 until May 1 Adult Cost: n/a

Calling all Drama Queens! Starwoods is casting actors, singers, dancers, directors, producers, and set designers for our exclusive camp productions. All are welcome, we are looking for voices that need to be heard, songs that need to be sung, and dances that

inspire movement. Bring your artistic interpretation, creative vision, design directives, and character interpretations for this camp that celebrates all things drama! The culmination of this week of fun will be a mini production for your friends and family to witness your talents! Earn Daisy Fun Patch, Brownie Dancer, Junior Musician, Cadette Public Speaker, Senior Troupe Performer, or Ambassador Fun Patch.

Girl Scout Night @ Wind Surge

Baseball

Game

Equity Bank Park

275 S. McLean Blvd., Wichita

Date: 6/27 Time: Game starts at 7:05 p.m.

Grade: K-12 Registration Deadline: 6/16

Program Type: Day Event, Girl Scout Families

Youth Cost: $14 Adult Cost: $14

Join us for Girl Scout Night @ Wichita Wind Surge! Bring your troop and your family for a fun filled night at the Wichita Wind Surge Baseball game. Fun patch provided.

Cowgirl Iron Chef: Cedar Bluff

State Park

Cedar Bluff State Park

32001 KS-147, Ellis

Date/Time: 6/28 at 1 p.m. to 6/29 at 10 a.m.

Number of Overnights: 1

Grade: 2-12

Registration Deadline: 6/16

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $60 until May 1, then $65

Adult Cost: $35

Saddle up girls and bring your inner cowgirl to our one-of-a-kind adventurous one-night overnight camp! Prepare for an amazing day filled with fire building, knife skills, outdoor cooking, roping and so much more! Come ready to learn all the skills you need to truly be a Cowgirl Iron Chef. Fun patch provided.

July

Tanking and Adventure in Omaha, Nebraska

Omaha, Nebraska

Date/Time: 7/7 at 6:30 p.m. to 7/11 at 9 p.m.

Number of Overnights: 4

Grade: 7-12 Registration Deadline: 6/9

Program Type: Travel, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $750 until May 1, then $775

Adult Cost: n/a

Let's go places!! Join GSKH for an adventure filled escape to Omaha, Nebraska! During this four night travel opportunity girls will go tanking or tubing on the Elkhorn River, complete a high adventure course at Camp Maha, visit the world famous Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, create art at I-Smash Omaha, check out the Girl Scout Dream Lab and so much more. Share in Girl Scout Sisterhood while staying at one of our sister council's beautiful camp properties. Fun patch provided.

Imagination

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date/Time: 7/8 at 6:30 p.m. to 7/10 at 6 p.m.

Number of Overnights: 2

Grade: 2-8 Registration Deadline: 6/23

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $175 until May 1, then $190

Adult Cost: n/a

Let your Imagination take you anywhere! Through exploration of designing, building and testing concepts, you will create your own roller coasters, fling flyers or cranes getting your creative juices flowing! There is no limit to what you can create, this camp will be filled will fun experiments, crafts and challenges to bring out your inner Maria Beasley - the inventor of the life raft in 1882. Earn Brownie Fling Flyer Design, Junior Crane Design, or Cadette Designing Robots badge (provided).

Branching Out!

Indian Rock Park

1500 Gypsum Ave., Salina

Date: 7/8

Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Grade: K-8 Registration Deadline: 6/23

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $40

until May 1, then $45 Adult Cost: Free Hey Girl Scouts, come "branch out" with us and follow the trail to adventure! You will spend a fun filled day exploring what nature has to offer. Discover trails, animal habitats and the amazing world of pollinators while building your skills in observation, exploration and creativity. Earn Daisy, Brownie, or Junior Design with Nature, or Cadette Trees badge (provided).

Outlive, Outlast: The Zombie Apocalypse

Camp Double E 794 Road 200, Emporia

Date: 7/9 Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Grade: 4-12 Registration Deadline: 6/23

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $40 until May 1, then $45

Adult Cost: Free

Fun patch provided.

SU79 hosts Harriette Potter

Prefect Camp

Camp Marydell

1943 Indy Road, Abilene

Date/Time: 7/10 at 1 p.m. to 7/13 at 11 a.m.

Number of Overnights: 3

Grade: 9-12 Registration Deadline: 6/30

Program Type: Overnight Event, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $80

Adult Cost: n/a Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Slytherin, or Ravenclaw? Are you a mature Girl Scout and have what it takes to be a Prefect? Come enjoy a magical time with your Prefect Girl Scout sisters. You will spend the first night enjoying special activities for Prefects only. Following your exclusive "Prefects Camp", you will participate and help lead a house during Harriette Potter Camp. We hope you can help your fellow Girl Scouts Escape from Azkaban! If you register for Prefect Camp, do not register for Harriette Potter Camp. Fun patch provided.

SU79 hosts Harriette Potter Camp

Camp Marydell

1943 Indy Road, Abilene

Date/Time: 7/11 at 5 p.m. to 7/13 at 10 a.m.

Number of Overnights: 2

Grade: 4-12 Registration Deadline: 6/30

Program Type: Overnight Event, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $80

Adult Cost: $75

You have been accepted into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry! Immerse yourself in a magical world of quidditch, potions, and charms. Rejoin your House or get sorted and help win the House Cup. It's not a day at Hogwarts unless you craft your magical wand and practice your spells. We hope you can all escape from Azkaban! Fun patch provided.

SU71 hosts Rockin' It Old School

Camp Lakeside

300 E Scott Lake Drive, Scott City

Date/Time: 7/11 at 10 a.m. to 7/13 at 11 a.m.

Number of Overnights: 2

Grade: K-12 Registration Deadline: 6/30

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $75 Adult Cost: n/a Basics and beyond. Join us to learn, refresh, or show off your Girl Scout camp skills. Fun is planned for all ages as we work on first aid, archery, outdoor cooking, and more. Plan on enjoying s'mores and songs by the campfire. Pack your swim suits for water games and canoeing. Tents are provided. Fun patch provided.

A "Wicked" Fun Camp

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

MOON Sleepaway Option:

Date/Time: 7/13 at 6:30 p.m. to 7/17 at 6 p.m.

Number of Overnights: 4

Grade: 4-12 Registration Deadline: 6/30

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $300 until May 1, then $325

Adult Cost: n/a

SUN Daytime Option:

Date: 7/14-7/17 Time: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily

Grade: K-8 Registration Deadline: 6/30

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $175 until May 1, then $190

Adult Cost: n/a

I’ve heard it said that people come into our lives for a reason. Let this wickedly fun camp be the reason for new handprints on your heart. This summer, you’re invited for a session at Shiz University. Among bubbles, glitter, and more, we will explore the challenging sides of friendship, such as conflict resolution, and prepare for a special occasion: a dance at the Ozdust Ballroom. This camp teaches everything that really counts to be good Girl Scout Sisters! Earn Junior Social Butterfly, Cadette Netiquette, Senior Business Etiquette badge, or Ambassador fun patch (provided).

Sun & Sandcastles

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 7/19 Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Grade: K-12 Registration Deadline: 7/7

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $40 until May 1, then $45

Adult Cost: Free

Spend a sun and fun filled day at Starwoods Girl Scout Center! Girls will have an exciting day at waterfront, playing water games, kayaking and swimming. We will have a blast building sand castles, eating summer treats (popsicles anyone?!?) and making sand art. What better way to spend a summer Saturday than with all of your Girl Scout friends at camp! Fun patch provided.

Welcome to the Jungle

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

MOON Overnight Option:

Date/Time: 7/20 at 6:30 p.m. to 7/24 at 6 p.m.

Number of Overnights: 4

Grade: 2-8 Registration Deadline: 7/7

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $300 until May 1, then $325

Adult Cost: n/a

SUN Daytime Option:

Date: 7/21-7/24 Time: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily

Grade: K-8 Registration Deadline: 7/7

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $175 until May 1, then $190

Adult Cost: n/a

Welcome to the Jungle! Grab your binoculars and your sense of adventure as we observe animal habitats, express love for animals through art, and explore the benefits of domestic and wild animals. Join this action-packed camp designed for animal lovers, with opportunities to learn about animals from an expert, interact with animals trained for specialty jobs and meet some of our more exotic animal friends! Earn Brownie Pets, Junior Animal Habitats, or Cadette Animal Helpers badge (provided).

Cowgirl Iron Chef: Elk City State Park

Elk City State Park

4825 Squaw Creek Road, Independence

Date/Time: 7/26 at 1 p.m. to 7/27 at 10 a.m.

Number of Overnights: 1

Grade: 2-12 Registration Deadline: 7/14

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $60 until May 1, then $65

Adult Cost: $35

Fun patch provided.

Troop 40246 hosts American Girl Doll Camp

Sharon Baptist Church

2221 S. Oliver Ave., Wichita

Date: 7/26 Time: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Grade: K-5 Registration Deadline: 7/14

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only Youth Cost: $35

Adult Cost: n/a

Welcome to American Girl Doll Camp! Join us for a day filled with crafts for you and your doll, fun games, and a journey into the history of American Girl dolls. Snacks are provided, so pack a sack lunch and get ready for a day of creativity. Girls will earn two patches to commemorate your camp experience! Camp is different each year! Want to go to camp but don’t have an American Girl doll? No worries, any 18 inch doll will work! Girls will enjoy this camp even without a doll at all. Fun patch provided.

Strawberry Shortcake

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 7/28-7/31

Time: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily

Grade: K-8 Registration Deadline: 7/14

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $175 until May 1, then $190

Adult Cost: n/a

Join us in the colorful and tasty world of Strawberryland! Are you like Strawberry Shortcake and all of her friends? Do you enjoy making new friends and going on adventures?!? Then this is the camp for you! During a week filled with crafting, baking, outdoor experiences and plenty of opportunities to connect with your friends, new and old, we will empower you to build your self-esteem and connect with fellow Girl Scouts all while learning new skills. Earn Daisy Fun Patch, Brownie Bugs, Junior Flowers, or Cadette Trees badge (provided).

WSU Nursing Boot Camp

Wichita State University

1845 N. Fairmount St., Wichita

Date: 7/28-7/30

Time: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. daily

Grade: 6-12 Registration Deadline: 7/1

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $30 Adult Cost: n/a

Join WSU School of Nursing at Nursing Boot Camp this summer! This is a great opportunity for Girl Scouts who are interested in learning more about a career in nursing while developing useful life skills that can be used now! Fun patch provided.

SU74 hosts Junior Three Part Campout Part 3

Rocky Mountain National Park 1000 Hwy. 36, Estes Park

Date/Time: 7/31 to 8/3

Number of Overnights: 3

Grade: 4-5

Registration Deadline: 6/30

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $60

Adult Cost: $50

Let's go see the wonderful view in colorful Colorado. In order to attend this troop campout experience, you must have participated in the Junior Three Part Campout Parts 1 & 2. This campout is for the girls to experience the great outdoors. Fun patch provided.

August

Midnight Madness at Aviate

Wichita Sports Forum Aviate

2668 N. Greenwich Court, Wichita

Date/Time: 8/2 at 9 p.m. to 8/3 at 7 a.m.

Number of Overnights: 1

Grade: K-12 Registration Deadline: 7/21

Program Type: Overnight Event, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $25

Adult Cost: $25

Girl Scouts who renew their membership for 2026 by July 21 will take over the Wichita Sports Forum-Aviate for another epic sleepover! For $25 per person, girls and their families will enjoy a night filled with trampoline fun, basketball and volleyball games, yard games, arts and crafts, movies, and so much more. Adults who choose not to participate in the Aviate Trampoline Park can receive a discount of $10. Midnight Madness at WSF Aviate is sure to be an awesome exclusive event for all our Girl Scout families who renew their annual membership by 7/21. Membership renewal opens on 4/1, don’t wait renew today! Then be sure to register for this awesome event! Fun patch provided.

Cowtown hosts Daisy Day: Gloria's Petal:

August

Old Cowtown Museum 1865 Museum Blvd., Wichita

Date: 8/6 Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Grade: K-1 Registration Deadline: 7/21

Program Type: Day Event, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $18

Cowtown hosts Putting You in the Past:

A Cooking Exploration: August

Old Cowtown Museum

1865 W. Museum Blvd., Wichita

Date: 8/7

Grade: 4-5

Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 7/28

Program Type: Day Event, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $44

Adult Cost: n/a

Work and play can go hand-in-hand! You will play games, try a few Victorian Era chores, and have fun discovering what is was like to live in a different era, while wearing 1870's period clothing. Cooking was a major part of Victorian life and you will try different cooking methods while learning skills that cross ages. You will create a meal that you will eat, but bringing a big snack is highly recommended. Earn Simple Meals and Playing in the Past badges (provided).

Cowtown hosts Games to Pass the Time

Away: August

Old Cowtown Museum

1865 W. Museum Blvd., Wichita

Date: 8/8 Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Grade: 2-3

Registration Deadline: 7/28

Program Type: Day Event, Youth Members Only

Youth Cost: $37 Adult Cost: n/a Victorian life was not all about work. They loved to have fun, too! Come to Cowtown to play Victorian era games and discover new ways to have fun. You will learn why games are important and create your own game. Earn Making Games badge (provided).

SU83 hosts National S'mores Day!

Camp Double E

794 Road 200, Emporia

Date: 8/10 Time: 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Grade: K-12 Registration Deadline: 8/10

Program Type: Day Event, Girl Scout Families

Youth Cost: Free Adult Cost: Free Kick off your back to school fun! SU83 invites all families and girls, both current and new recruits to come and learn about Girl Scouts while having a sweet treat. Celebrate National S’Mores day with toasty, ooey, gooey goodness. Be sure to bring the whole family and a friend or two!

September

Tall Tales: The Stuff of Legends!

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 9/13 Time: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Grade: K-8 Registration Deadline: 9/1

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Optional Chaperone

Youth Cost: $35 Adult Cost: Free

Do you ever wonder if all those stories you have heard, or the videos you watch online of kids doing crazy things are real?!? Have you ever wanted to test it? See if you can duplicate it? Or see what really happens? If so, join us for a Tall Tales day at Starwoods. We will spend the day doing experiments, busting (or proving) myths, and having fun with our friends! Fun patch provided.

Troop 47400 hosts Brownie Frontier Fun

Old Cowtown Museum

1865 Museum Blvd., Wichita

Date: 9/27

Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Grade: 2-3 Registration Deadline: 9/15

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $5

Adult Cost: Free

The Council's Own "Frontier Fun" badge is an official badge customized for Old Cowtown Museum. Brownies will make crafts from the 1870's, learn a dance, and visit several locations at Old Cowtown Museum, including attending school. Earn Brownie Frontier Fun badge (provided) and receive a special 75th Celebration fun patch.

October

Troop 47400 hosts Volunteer

Opportunity at Old Cowtown County Fair

Old Cowtown Museum

1865 Museum Blvd., Wichita

Date: 10/4

Grade: 2-12

Time: 9:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 9/22

Program Type: Day Camp, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: Free

Adult Cost: Free Volunteers needed! Girls will get to wear period dress from the 1870’s, and will walk around Cowtown visiting different buildings as the public visit Cowtown during the County Fair event. Girls may get to dance, visit the store, take part in school, or visit the farm. Chaperones may be able to wear 1870's attire based on availability. A 75th Celebration fun patch is provided.

SU83 hosts 40 Years and Many S’more

Mother-Daughter Camp DB

Camp Wood

1101 Camp Wood Road, Elmdale

Date/Time: 10/10 at 5:30 p.m. to 10/11 at 12 p.m.

Number of Overnights: 1

Grade: K-3

Registration Deadline: 9/29

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $45

Adult Cost: $45

You are invited to celebrate 40 years of MotherDaughter Camp! You'll have fun celebrating, hiking, fishing, crafting, and singing around the campfire. You won't want to miss this opportunity to spend time with each other. Early bird price is $40 per person until August 11, 2025. Additional cost for upgraded housing options. Fun patch provided.

SU83

hosts 40 Years and Many S’more

Mother-Daughter Camp JCSA

Camp Wood

1101 Camp Wood Road, Elmdale

Date/Time: 10/11 at 1 p.m. to 10/12 at 12 p.m.

Number of Overnights: 1

Grade: 4-12

Registration Deadline: 9/29

Program Type: Sleepaway Camp, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $45

Adult Cost: $45

Haunted Stroll: Fairy Tale Trail Morning

Session

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 10/18 Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Grade: Age 3- Grade 3

Registration Deadline: 10/6

Program Type: Day Event, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $15

Adult Cost: $5

Stroll from cabin to cabin and experience crafts, story-telling, and light-hearted interactive Halloween scenes in this daytime, family-friendly event. Candy, pumpkins, and autumn amusement await. Costumes encouraged! Pre-registration is required for this event; there is no at-the-door pricing. Fun patch provided.

Haunted Stroll: Fairy Tale Trail

Afternoon Session

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 10/18 Time: 1 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Grade: Age 3 - Grade 3

Registration Deadline: 10/6

Program Type: Day Event, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $15

Adult Cost: $5

Haunted Stroll: Pumpkin Hollow

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 10/25 Time: 4 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Grade: 2-8 Registration Deadline: 10/13

Program Type: Day Event, Youth with Required Chaperone

Youth Cost: $15

Adult Cost: $5

Join us for the most epic Halloween party ever! There will be pumpkin catapulting, spooky experiments, fall festival games, a "haunted" Heartland Activity Center, sweet treats and so much more! This is a Halloween-filled event, perfect for the Halloween lover and created for our girls who are ready for a slightly spooky adventure! Costumes are encouraged! Fun patch provided.

Volunteer Training

Heartland Essentials

This course prepares new troop leaders for the next step in their leadership experience. Through handson, cooperative learning activities, you’ll discover best practices for managing your troop and navigating the possibilities that are available for your Girl Scouts to experience. We will cover the policies, procedures, and guidelines that are specific to Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland. Answer questions such as: How do I set up a checking account? How do I plan a field trip or trip for my troop? What are Program Credits and how do I use them?

It is required that you take this course within the first 3 months of taking on a leadership role. Heartland Essentials is a free course available monthly in-person or virtually. Pre-Requisite: gsLearn: 536 GSKH New Leader Onboarding.

Adult Cost: Free

Microsoft Teams

Date: 4/5 Time: 1 - 2:30p.m.

Registration Deadline: 3/31

Wichita Girl Scout Office

360 Lexington Road, Wichita Date: 4/30 Time: 6:30 - 8 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 4/14

Microsoft Teams

Date: 5/21 Time: 6:30 - 8 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 5/5

ASHI First Aid/CPR/AED

Approximately two weeks prior to your in-person course, you will receive an email with instruction for the at-home study portion. No refunds will be issued once that email is sent. Participants must be physically able to perform the basic skills required for CPR.

Participants will not be allowed to enter the class if they arrive more than 15 minutes after the class begins.

Adult Cost: $25

Garden City Little House

108 Hackberry St., Garden City

Date: 4/12 Time: 9 - 11 a.m.

Registration Deadline: 3/31

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater Date: 4/12 Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 3/31

Camp Double E

794 Road 200, Emporia Date: 4/12 Time: 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 3/31

Wichita Girl Scout Office

360 Lexington Road, Wichita

Date: 5/6 Time: 6 - 8 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 4/21

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd. St. W., Clearwater Date: 6/6 Time: 4 - 6 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 5/19

Youth Mental Health First Aid

Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adolescents ages 12-18. You’ll build skills and confidence you need to reach out and provide initial support to young people who are struggling. You’ll also learn how to help connect them to the appropriate support. Lunch is not included.

Adult Cost: $30

Microsoft Teams

Date: 5/31 Time: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 5/19

Wilderness First Aid

Wilderness First Aid is the assessment of and treatment given to an ill or injured person in a remote environment where definitive care of a physician and/or rapid transport is not readily available. At this two day course, students will learn how to assess, treat and, when possible, prevent

medical and traumatic emergencies within the scope of their training. Time is the essential element distinguishing wilderness first aid from standard first aid. When calling EMS is not an immediate option, or when help could be an hour or even days away, the task of managing the injured and the ill will challenge you beyond the principles of first aid you will learn in this course. Ambassador Girl Scouts may also take this course. Prerequisites for this course include Adult CPR and AED. Basic first aid and outdoor camping training is recommended.

Adult Cost: $30

Wichita Girl Scout Office

360 Lexington Road, Wichita

Date: 4/26-27 Time: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Registration Deadline: 4/14

Outdoor Camping

This overnight course combines the Cabin Camping course curriculum with a deeper knowledge of outdoor camping experiences. This is required for any camping experiences outside of a cabin/walled facility. After completing this course, volunteers will be able to take their girls on a camping trip. You'll learn about health and safety procedures, how to set up a campsite and the equipment needed, tent pitching, troop and individual packing, Kaper Charts, meal planning and preparation, multiple methods of cooking, dishwashing, starting a wood fire, compass and trail signs, Leave no Trace principles, and how to tie these experiences to a Girl Scout Leadership Experience. Ambassador Girl Scouts may also take this course. Prerequisite to this course is Outdoor Basics found in gsLearn.

Adult Cost: $25

Garden City Little House

108 Hackberry St., Garden City

Date: 4/12

Time: 1 – 8 p.m. (day only)

Registration Deadline: 3/31

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 4/12 Time: 1 – 8 p.m. (day only)

Registration Deadline: 3/31

Camp

Double E

794 Road 200, Emporia

Date/ Time: 4/12 at 4 p.m. to 4/13 at 12 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 3/31

Level I Archery Instructor

The USA Archery Level 1 Instructor certification course provides graduates the necessary tools to maintain a high level of safety both on and off the archery range for camps and beginner archery programs. To successfully complete the requirements for this certification, students must successfully pass the USA Archery Level 1 Instructor Certification online course, including the online exam. They will then register for and complete an "in-person" USA Archery Level 1 Instructor practical course. Upon completion, participant will receive a USA Archery Level 1 Instructor certificate. The USA Archery Level 1 Instructor will learn about range safety, range setup, the steps of shooting, equipment and repair, programs and lesson plans and is well prepared to teach beginner archery programs to people of all ages and abilities in a variety of disciplines. Approximately two weeks before the inperson course, you will receive information on how to acquire the online portion, pay the $40 fee directly to USA Archery and register for the in-person course.

Adult Cost: $10 paid to GSKH, plus $40 paid to USA Archery

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 6/8

Time: 1 - 5 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 5/19

Small Craft Safety

Small Craft Safety (Canoeing and Kayaking) is the current Safety Activity Checkpoints requirement to facilitate a canoeing or kayaking experience for girls. A pre-requisite course in gsLearn: GSUSA Small Craft Safety Training is required. In this course, you will learn skills for basic water rescue and small craft. During the 3 hour hands-on course, you will practice and demonstrate your skills. Note that this is a safety and rescue course, not a skills class; participants should be familiar with basic canoeing and kayaking skills before arrival. Participants must be able to pass a swim test and all rescue techniques.

Adult Cost: $35

Starwoods Outdoor Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date: 6/8 Time: 1 - 4 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 5/1

25 IGNITE TOUCHDOWN

Learn the ultimate Girl Scout game plan with our weekend volunteer retreat. Join the huddle and let us coach you on what it means to be a Girl Scout volunteer with educational workshops! Also enjoy various camp activities such as swimming, archery, crafts, and even tackle your fears on the zipline! Don’t fumble your opportunity to come be a part of an amazing team and take a page out of our playbook!

Adult Cost: $50

Starwoods Girl Scout Center

7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

Date/Time: 6/6 at 6 p.m. to 6/8 at 12 p.m.

Registration Deadline: 5/19

Includes five meals, snacks, workshops and more! You’ll want to pack a sack supper for Friday evening or eat before you arrive. T-Shirts will be available to purchase when you register.

An email will be sent after the deadline date so you can choose your workshops and sleeping arrangements: cabin bunks, lodge (floor or air mattress), platform tents, or you can provide your own personal tent to camp. During this same weekend, we’ll also offer a First Aid/CPR/AED course, USA Archery Level 1 Instructor certification, and a Small Craft Safety course. You’ll need to register for these items separately.

Council Info

Checkfront Property Reservations

Reserving a meeting space just got easier! We are utilizing the Checkfront Property Reservation system so troops and service units can book meetings and events at the Wichita office, council camps, and council little houses. Visit kansasgirlscouts.org for more information.

Council Offices

Wichita Office (888) 686-6468

360 Lexington Road Wichita, KS 67218

Hays Office (888) 686-6468

2707 Vine St., Suite 8 Hays, KS 67601

By appointment

Emporia (888) 686-6468

Location determined when requesting the meeting

Garden City (888) 686-6468 114 Grant Ave. Garden City, KS 67846

Salina (888) 686-6468

St. John's Lutheran Church 302 S. 7th Street Salina, KS 67401

Council Camps

Camp Double E 794 Road 200 Emporia, KS 66801

Camp Four Winds 9236 SE Quivera Road Leon, KS 67074

Starwoods Girl Scout Center 7800 S. 103rd St. West Clearwater, KS 67026

Council Little Houses

Augusta Little House 928 E. Kelly Ave. Augusta, KS 67010

Newton Little House 715 Washington Road Newton, KS 67114

Parsons Little House 221 S. 29th Parsons, KS 67357

360 Lexington Road

Wichita, KS 67218

www.kansasgirlscouts.org

$8 - $9.75 Kits are available in Bridge to Brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior and Ambassador.