Girl Members:
Adult and Lifetime Members: 6,243
17,059 Members and 872 Troops
283 council-sponsored programs offered
7,025 Girls participated in the
Cookie Program
Dear Girl Scout Supporters,
Because of you, this year marked both meaningful re ection and bold momentum for Girl Scouts of Western New York. Together, we launched our 2025-2028 strategic plan—an ambitious, mission-driven roadmap designed to expand access, deepen impact, and ensure every young person has the opportunity to build courage, con dence, and character. Your investment fuels this vision, allowing us to expand our reach and cultivate a lifelong sisterhood.
838 Troops participated and earned proceeds of $1,068,841
20,988
Cookie Share packages responders, military men and women, and local community organizations. were donated to rst
Across all nine counties we serve, Girl Scouts experienced a year full of discovery, leadership, and belonging. From hands-on STEM exploration and community service to outdoor adventures that build resilience and independence, our programming continues to shape con dent leaders prepared to make a difference. We were especially proud to celebrate milestone anniversaries at two of our treasured camp properties—95 years at Camp Seven Hills and 55 years at Camp Piperwood—each representing generations of girls discovering their strengths under open skies. Camp Seven Hills was also honored as “Best of 716,” summer camp, a re ection of the joy, impact, and community that you help make possible.
We are deeply grateful for YOU—our donors, partners, volunteers, and dedicated staff—who bring our mission to life each and every day. Your belief in girls creates life-changing opportunities that build generations of community-minded leaders, linked together by the traditions of the worldwide Girl Scout sisterhood of over 50 million alumnae. Thank you for standing with us, for championing the next generation, and for ensuring that Girl Scouts across Western New York continues to leave a lasting impact on our community.
Yours in Girl Scouting,
Cara Biddlecom Chief Executive Of cer
Lynn M. Lubecki, Ed.D. Board President
2025 Financial Highlights
Girl Scouts of Western New York’s nancial statements are audited by independent public accountants and are available by request. The gures on this page represent results from operations before the change in fair value of marketable securities.
Outdoor and Camp Highlights
Girl Scouts of Western New York’s summer camp program continues to be a cornerstone experience, bringing adventure, leadership, and lifelong memories to thousands across the region. This year, we joyfully celebrated milestone anniversaries at Camp Piperwood and Camp Seven Hills by rekindling friendships, honoring cherished traditions, and welcoming new generations into the magic of camp. Across these special celebrations, alumnae, campers, and families came together to share stories, laughter, and the enduring spirit that connects us all. Our celebrations culminated with a true camp tradition—voices lifted together around the closing camp re, creating new memories that will carry forward for years to come.
2,100 Troop Co-Leaders
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of our expenses go directly toward supporting our girls and volunteers,
$281,255
Girl Scout Higher Awards
The Girl Scout High Awards—Bronze, Silver, and Gold—represent the highest honors a Girl Scout can achieve and highlight their leadership, dedication, and commitment to making a lasting impact in their communities. These awards empower Girl Scouts to identify issues they care about, take meaningful action, and develop essential life skills that prepare them to be con dent, compassionate leaders.
