Annual Report Fiscal Year 2022
Mission, Promise, Law
Mission Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Girl Scout Promise On my honor, I will try: 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.
Girl Scouts raise their right hand holding up the index, middle, and ring fingers, connecting the thumb and pinkie as they recite the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
La Promesa de Girl Scouts Por mi honor yo trataré: De servir a Dios* y a mi patria, Ayudar a las personas en todo momento, Y vivir conforme a la Ley de Girl Scouts.
Troop 2230 of Cleburne began in 2022 as one of our primarily Spanish speaking troops.
La Ley de Girl Scouts Yo me esforzaré por: ser honrada y justa, cordial y servicial, considerada y compasiva, valiente y fuerte, y responsable de lo que digo y hago, y por respetarme a mí misma y a los demás respetar la autoridad, usar los recursos de manera prudente, hacer del mundo un lugar mejor, y ser hermana de cada una de las Girl Scouts. * La palabra “Dios” puede interpretarse de varias maneras dependiendo de las creencias espirituales de una persona. Al hacer la Promesa de Girl Scouts, cada uno puede sustituir la palabra “Dios” con cualquier palabra que sus creencias espirituales le dicten.
Misión, La Promesa, La Ley
Nuestra Misión Girl Scouts ayuda a las niñas a desarrollar el valor, la confianza y el carácter para mejorar el mundo.
Letter from CEO & Board Chair
Dear Girl Scout members, donors, and families, What an amazing year 2021-2022 was for Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains. As we returned to inperson activities, we learned to manage a hybrid Girl Scout environment with a variety of virtual and in-person trainings and events. We reopened camps for weekend camping and summer adventures, including day camp at Camp Timberlake. We expanded our options for older girl travel, including trips to NASA, DisneyWorld resort, and Big Bend. Our goal for fiscal year 2022 was to bring a normalcy back to Girl Scouting as we celebrated 110 years of Juliette Gordon Low’s dream and mission. As you will learn in this annual report, our Girl Scouts challenged themselves, ran successful businesses, and created lifelong memories while making new friends and carrying on 110 years of Girl Scout traditions. Our volunteers learned from each other, attended our inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit, and encouraged young women from across GSTOP to live with courage, confidence, and character. We are reminded daily of the words of our founder, Juliette Gordon Low, “The work of today is the history of tomorrow, and we are its makers.” Join us, as we continue today’s work for tomorrow’s history, all in the name of Girl Scouting. Sincerely,
Becky Burton Melinda Mitchell-Jones Chief Executive Officer Chair, Board of Directors
GSTOP created a 110th anniversary video celebrating Girl Scouts! Scan the QR Code to view.
Girl Scouts celebrated with events throughout the year honoring our past, celebrating today, and planning for the future.
110 Years of Girl Scouting
Girl Scouts across GSTOP participated in the GSUSA Tree Promise, planting a total of 104 trees in 2022!
GSTOP Leadership
Executive Leadership Team
Becky Burton
Cynthia Odom
Chief Executive Officer
Executive Vice President/ Chief Financial Officer
Nekisha Q. Henry
Marilyn Jones
Chief Mission Delivery Officer
Chief Fund Development and Community Relations Officer
Board of Directors Board Members-at-Large
Melinda Mitchell-Jones, Chair, Lubbock Jeanette Martinez, Vice-Chair, Fort Worth Angela Lamb, Treasurer, Azle Angela Boyd, Secretary, Lubbock
Dana Burghdoff, Fort Worth Norma Cardenas, Southlake Monica Carter, Fort Worth Cynthia Crawford, Amarillo Adrienne Cozart, Lubbock Elizabeth Hawley, Wichita Falls Kalisha Holland, Fort Worth Cynthia Joseph Keller, North Richland Hills David Kemp, Amarillo Brian Renteria, Fort Worth Jan Titsworth, Keller Kendra Thornton, Lubbock Dr. Carlos Walker, Fort Worth Cyndy Walton, Amarillo Lt. Col. Alexis Wright, Fort Worth
GSTOP Leadership
Executive Committee
Board Committees
GSTOP Leadership
Audit Committee Dana Burghdoff David Kemp Melinda Mitchell-Jones Jan Titsworth
Fund Development & Property Committee Communications Committee Amy Bell
Jan Blackock Matthews Lesly Bosch Annen Cynthia Crawford Marcia Etie Finance Committee Elizabeth Hawley Kalisha Holland Anglea Boyd David Kemp Justin Hall Pat Miller Cynthia Joseph-Keller Melinda Mitchell-Jones Angela Lamb Jenna Woosley Emily Landry
Paris Jones Cynthia Joseph-Keller Angela Lamb Melinda Mitchell-Jones Margie Olivarez Mary Pettit Shirley Thomas
Jeanette Martinez Melinda Mitchell-Jones Shana Veale
Suzy Compton Adrienne Cozart Marcia Etie Jeanette Martinez Robert Palmer Kendra Thornton
Ivestment Committee Justin Hall Angela Lamb Melinda Mitchell-Jones Kendra Thornton Madison Wallace Alexis Wright
Board Development Committee
Brownies: 2,047
Juniors: 1,898
Cadettes: 2,506
Seniors: 511
Ambassadors: 362
Girl Membership: 10,976
Daisies: 1,450
GSTOP’s Girl Scouts at School program brings Girl Scout Troops and activities to underserved areas in Amarillo, Fort Worth, and Lubbock.
Girl Scouts at School
Fort Worth 1,930 Girl Members 464 Youth Enjoying Summer (YES) participants Highlights: • 24 members participated in the Girl Scout Cookie Program • 13 members attended the Selfie Kiosk
Amarillo 887 Girl Members Highlights: • 300 Valentine’s Day cards for long-term care centers as part of GSUSA Cupid Crew service project. • Completed four badge programs and one Cadette Journey
Lubbock 534 Girl Members Highlights: • 22 members attended Pumpkin Patch event, Space Science Museum, and Texas Tech events
Girl Programs by the Numbers
Badges Earned 850
Virtual Programs: 43 events 810 attendees
Fun Patches Earned 2,180
Girl Program
In-Person Programs: 79 events 1,462 attendees
Camp and Outdoors
“I made a lot of friends, I also faced my fears, and I’ve become more confident in myself.”
Stevens Ranch Overnight Camp: 504 campers Camp Timberlake Day Camp: 168 campers Badges Earned: 2,016 badges Fun Patches Earned: 577 fun patches
“I would recommend this camp because I have never had more fun in any other camp, it has really been the best experience.”
Camp Activities by the Numbers
Attendees 1,524
GSTOP Attendees 581
Camp and Outdoors
GSTOP Activities 27
Service Unit/Troop Weekends/Activities 52
Travel by the Numbers
Travel
Trips - 4 Girl Scouts attended - 144 Adult Chaperones - 47
Big Bend DisneyWorld NASA River Sports
Travel
Product Program
Product Program by the Numbers
Fall Product Program Girl Participation: 1,269 girl members Magazines sold: 2,656 Nuts & Candy sold: 33,382
Cookie Program Girl Participation: 4,684 girl members Total Packages Sold: 2,240,957
Cookies for Heroes Total packages donated: 41,738
Product Program
DIVA’s: 402 girl members sold at least 1,550 packages
Higher Awards
67 Bronze Award Girl Scouts
53 Silver Award Girl Scouts
13 Gold Award Girl Scouts
Keira Honig Mattie Kleespies Erin Mann Abigail Newlon Rose Poldson Samantha Wren
Higher Awards
Sana Ali Catherine Bergan Courtney Brecheen Lynda Clayton Gabby Comer Abigail Dickinson Aubrey Gray
Adult Membership: 5,343
Adult Members by the Numbers Self-Identified Alums: 2,343 Lifetime Members: 1,402 Registered Volunteers: 5,245 • First-Year Volunteers: 810 • Second-Year Volunteers: 1,145 • Third or more-years Volunteers: 3,290
Trainings by the Numbers Type of Training In-Person
Number Held 13
Number Attended 75
Virtual
46
680
Outdoors
16
181
Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit One day + Four leadership workshops + One keynote speaker 305 attendees
Amarillo Property & Program Committee
Lubbock Advisory Committee
Lauren Allen Bonnie Bergman Alexandria Daman Rebecca Farquhar Amanda Howell-Martin Darlena Hoyl Donna Hudson Amber Lambert Amanda Larson Laura Mason Jennifer Mountain Dennise Naredo Patty Pruitt Crystal Rushin Debra Shackleford Melissa Stevenson Lucci Strowd Paula Trumbo Roxanne Welch Rennie Wolverton Melissa Young
Amanda Larson Kodie McManus Debbie Oliver Shirley Thomas
Angela Boyd Jessica Tullar Caroom Suzanna Cisneros Adrienne Cozart Regina Culver Danielle Demetria East Monica Delgado Lindsey Diaz Sonya Garcia Dina Jeffries John Martinez, Jr. Melinda Mitchell-Jones Margie Olivarez Renee Posey Cory Powell Kendra Thornton Sasha Wilson
Volunteer Committees
Adult Learning Facilitators
Volunteer Committees
Product Program Committee
Adult Recognitions Committee
Darlena Hoyl Judy Huse Gwenda Low Angela Roessler Debbie Oliver Holly Tiffin Paula Trumbo Kristen Weber Roxanne Welch Miranda Woods
Jenny Collins Amber Darling Lachandra Hooper Gwen Irby Gwenda Low Dennise Naredo Elizabeth Pray Kimberly Williams Crystal Ursua Yesenia Zamora
Outdoor Adult Learning Focus Group
Gold Award Committee
Regan Barnes Jennifer Gibbs Rebecca Farquhar Amanda Howell-Martin Laura Mason Debra Shackleford Summer Young
Amy Bell Ann Dickman Cynthia Davis Dawn Roper Joyce Newsome Leanne Haynes Meg Jakubik
INCOME $8,499,428
($219,022)
$873,690 $1,393,131 Program Related
Program Related Public Support
Management & General Support
Other/Investments
Fundraising
$7,976,705
Audited financials fiscal year 2022
$7,158,833
Financials
$741,745
EXPENSES $9,425,654
Special Events Fort Worth Honorees Woman of Distinction - Christie Eckler Rising Star - Victoria (Tori) McDonald Outstanding Community Partner - Tom Thumb/Albertsons Man Enough to Be a Girl Scout - Carlos Walker Lifetime Achievement - Virgnia (Ginny) Montgomery
Amarillo Honorees Woman of Distinction - Jennifer Potter Rising Star - DJ Auburg Outstanding Community Partner - Pantex Man Enough to Be a Girl Scout - Anthony Berryman Lifetime Achievement - Jaqueline Grantham
Best Overall: Ashley Smith People’s Choice: Ashley Smith Most Unique Use of Cookie: Chef Angie Ragan Best Presentation: Marsha Johnson
Special Events
2022 Winners
Donors
United Way Partners Cooke County United Way Dallam-Hartley Counties United Way Hutchinson County United Way Lubbock Area United Way Nolan County United Way Scurry County United Way United Way of Abilene United Way of Amarillo Canyon United Way of Greater Atlanta United Way of Metropolitan Dallas United Way of Palo Pinto County United Way of Tarrant County United Way of Wise County
Corporations/Organizations
High Plains Abstract, Inc. Hispanic Association of Women of 100 Black Men of West Texas, Inc. Lubbock A+ Boat Lifts, Inc Hockley County Publishing Co. Albertsons Safeway HPSI Loyalty Rewards Program Amarillo Unitarian Universalist IBM Employee Services Center Fellowship Keller Lions Club Amazon.com Services Kendra Scott LLC America’s Charities Kroger Atmos Energy Laura Geninatti State Farm Atmos Energy Corporation Aubrey Hines Hines Real Estate Group Lubbock National Bank M&M Homes Inc. Bell Helicopter Textron McClaran Corporation Inc. BNS Railway Ladies Network Meers Enterprises, Inc. BNSF Railway Company Mitchell International Cecil’s Diesel, Inc. Modern Woodmen of America Center City of Amarillo, Inc. Clements Gear Management Company Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Moritz Chevrolet CME Consulting LLC Mouser Electronics Consolidated Nuclear Security, Inc. Mutual of America Costco Wholesale #489 North Texas Commission Dallam-Hartely Co Farm Bureau Ntegrated Solutions Dallas Basketball Limited Ochiltree County Treasurer Dan Pope for Mayor Palmer & Cay, LLC Education Credit Union Facebook Fort Worth Data Center META Pantex Phillips 66 Borger Fevo Quiktrip Corporation Front Porch Marketing Reasons Supercuts Frost Bank Region 16 Education Service Center H.E.B
Foundations Albertsons Safeway Foundation Amarillo Area Foundation AmazonSmile Foundation Amon G. Carter Foundation BNSF Railway Foundation Brumley Foundation, Inc. CAF Charities Aid Foundation of America
Thomas M., Helen McKee & John P. CH Foundation Ryan Foundation Charities Aid Foundation America TRUIST (Frontstream) Cindy Gaither Donor Advised Fund Tulsa Community Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas Ware Foundation Community Foundation of Xcel Energy Foundation West Texas David D. & Nona S. Payne Foundation YourCause, LLC Trustee for Vizient Inc. Downtown Amarillo Kiwanis Foundation Dr. Kent Roberts and Ilene Roberts Balliett Foundation Fash Foundation FrontDoor Cybergrants/State Farm Garvey Texas Foundation, Inc. Givinga Foundation, Inc Goodwell Community Fund HDS Foundation M.K. Brown Foundation, Inc. Network For Good NPO Connect/TEGNA Foundation Roach Foundation Sid W. Richardson Foundation TCEC Foundation Texas Instruments Foundation The Kimble Foundation Trust The Rodger and Kate Graef Family Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Don & Sybil Harrington Foundation The Ken W. Davis Foundation
Donors
Robinson, Burdette, Martin & Seright, LLP Rotary Club of Fort Worth Scott Power & Equipment Dalhart Sewell Automotive Companies Speer Electric, LLC Street Toyota Sunshine for Charlotte Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing The Diverse Collective The S & G Group The Kroger Company Togetherwork Holdings, LLC Truck Town United Supermarket LLC, Amarillo United Supermarkets, LLC Valmont Industries Welch Grain Co Wells Fargo Advisors
Donors
Individual Donors up to $99.99 Carl D. Adkins MD Chelsea Anders Nicky Anderson Larry and Karen Anfin Anonymous Anonymous - Amarillo Soad Badran Pam Ballinger Moon Banerjee Roshunda Bell Tracey M. Benefield Catherine Bennett Allyson Best Austin Black Michael Bock Paula Bookidis Mehgan Boyea William J. Briggs Melissa Brooks Rita Bryant Mildred Bryson Ninet Campbell Greer Christian Shane Clark J. W. Cochran Kati Collins Leslie Culp George and Kathy Dooley
Yvonne Dorman Florence Hunter Stephanie Edmondson Diana Ibanez Terrie Ethington Claire James-Parrott Sara Fairley Rosita Jenkins Tim and Sue Fatheree Rhona Jesperson Max Ray and Jane Faulkner Alexandria Jimenez Jennifer Federici Yolonda Johnson Jeanna Fleming Cynthia Jones Wayne and Rhonda Fleming Kailyn Jones Lena Nickole Flores Kim Jones Michelle Ford Heather C Kaplan Merline Fougere Dawn Kelley Mary Gammon Kimberly Kennedy Ayesha Ganguly G H King Ruth Garner Misti Langley Mikel Gatica Brian and Kathleen Lewis Linda Gibbons Tracy Madewell Tommy and Frances Gilbert Willow Magee Mary Green Amy Marcy Kenneth and Nancy Gross Amanda Maresh Kelly and Joe Hajj Emily Marquez Rita Hale Cindy and David Martin Cheryl Hall Brenda Massey Anjie Hamilton Megan McBurnett Kari Haney Carrie McEntyre LaNysia Harrison Kodie McManus Rachel Hintzen Kathleen McMurray Elizabeth Holland Ashley Mergele Denay Hooks Heather Miller Tracey Horne Sandi Mitchell Donna Hudson Diane Mitschke
Donors
Alisa Morales Heidi Vose James and Paula Burton Bridget Morgan Jody Waddell Dianne E. Carthel Paige Morrison Lorinda Walker Cristal Clark Eric Nanni Sharon Washburn John and Jeanette Cocharo Kelly Near Sharon Nelson Jon Webb Jenny Collins Lyanne Ortiz Laura Webb Suzy Compton Milton and Shirley Pace Donna Westfall Rev. Yvonne Coon Stephanie Pena Betty Wheeler Cory Coons* Mattie Peterson Compton Lisa Wiltgen Dolph and Martha Crawley Pamela Phillips Elda Pineda Mary A. Wittboldt Katherine Curtis Juanita Potter Tera Wong Williams Vicki David Jimmy Ragan Roy Worley Llewellyn Densmore Brooke Ray Desserts First Lubbock Stephanie Risley $100 249.99 Matthew Dotray Raul Rodarte-Suto Kaysie Y. DuBois Dawn Roper Kashayna Alanis Frances Alonzo Lesley Dupre Janice Rubin Rosa Salazar Jennifer Auburg Della Falbo Genevieve Sayers Lee Ann Ausec Kendall Ferguson Ann Scamahorn Christi Baker Debra Finney Renee Seeds Ann Sheets Arlene Barnett Gaby Flores Carmen Garcia Brionna Slade Jennifer Bartkowski Faith Slusher Faye Beaulieu Arlis and Jane Geddie Veronica Soto Amy Bell Laura Geninatti Shannon Spencer Allison Berry Pat Gill Kendra L. Staggs Mark and Sandi Brandt Suzane Godley Steven and Rochelle Sternblitz Jan Taylor Barbara Brock Shirley Thomas *1912 Club donors Sandra Brodnicki Pam Tracy Jordan Z. Brown The 1912 Club includes individual John Turner Debbie Brunson donors who make a minimum gift of Stephanie Turner $19.12 per month. Crystal Ursua Beverly Burch Kat Volden Marie Burshears
Donors
Marsha Goebel Bryan L. Limmer Jessica Schultz Daniel and Lyn Goggin Diane Lindell Emmy Schulz* Viviana Gomez Yvonne Lowrie Keven and Kathi Schutz Kelly Goudschaal Patty Lucero Sherrie Scott Jacque Grantham John and Kathleen Lyons Calvin Sechrist Brett Gray Patricia Green Friesen Heather Martin* Johnny and Beatrice Self Penny Gregston Jeanette Martinez Therese M. Sharratt* Mary Lee Hafley Sue Matkin Bobbye R. Shaw Carol Harkenrider Rachael McMahon Stephen Sjolander Gayna Havens Kate Marshall and Michael Strausz Chris Smith Alan and Sandy Henry Lori Minner Mac and Janice Smith Stephanie Hicks Bill Mitchell Julia Soccio John Hirschi Linsey Montez Janice Stachowiak Mary and Ottis Horne Samuel and Tommie Moon Cynthia Standefer Christal Howard Douglas and Martha Ruth Moreland Steven and Karen Stone James Stubblefield John Howe Victoria Mulvaney* Dawn F. Howell Hunter Nelson Matthew and Elizabeth Sutton Jean Nicole Huguley Abbigail Newton Roger E. Swanner Jennifer Irlbeck Joe and Sarah Nuckolls Caryn Tate-Gibbons Jim and Paula Jackson Julia O’Dell Angela Taylor Sally Jackson Heather Parrish Margaret and Truman Terrell Karla Jarman-Norwood Shelia Patterson Harris Megan Terrell Philip and Marilyn Keith Kathrin Price Martha Terry Margaret Kenney Angie Ragan Anessa B. Tilson Lauren King Jeremiah Ramirez Kenna Trotter Rosita Knox Maritza Ramirez Amber Valadez Tracy Lambert Jack Brandi Reed Keitha Valdez Melinda Landry Donna Reed Ainslie Vaughan David and Ronda Langston Brian Renteria Lindsey H. Waldo Wayne Weslander Alan and Susan Leach Sara Richardson Jessica Wilson Jennifer Lee Bill and Susan Rutherford
Julie Winters
Donors
Mark and Anna Montgomery Beverly Finch Christina Glasgow Virginia and Paul Montgomery $250 - 499.99 William and Sarahlee Morris Marilyn Jones* Candace Alpar Amy Muncy Diane Kinzlmaier Barbara Bradberry Joyce A. Newsom Lorene Lacer David Buckberry Deborah J. Oliver* Wendy Lee* Donna Caudle Norma Ondarza* Patricia Miller* Ann Chabot Rebecca Perez Robert C. Murray III Karen E. Cooper Jody Piper Lawrence and Sharon Oeschger Kimberly Copeland Ann Rice Gleniece Robinson Claudia Correa Mark Sanderson Maury Roman-Jordan Julie Crawford Andrew Seccareccio Doris Townsend Kim Davis Sally Shelton Judy Treacy* Benny Delgado Lindsey Slaughter Kevin Updegrove Michael and Kim Dignum Cynthia Smith* Robby Vestal Theresa Drewell Herlinda Thompson Cynthia Walton* Tom and Marcia Etie* Kyle Vernon Tim Zimmerer* Deborah Ferguson Jenny Wester* Amy Fowler Kathy Williamson The Juliette Circle: Whitney Gaydos Moon-Cheol Won Individual donors who provide an Arlan and Lisa Gentry Michelle Wyatt annual investment of $1,000 or more. Melodie Graves Steve and Darla Young Kathryn Hankinson $1,000 - $2,4999 Sandi Hansen $500 to $999.99 Dana Burghdoff Lisa Harris Susie Bell and Reed Marshall Norma Cardenas* Elaine Hazlewood Susanna Benitez* Monica Carter Diane Howell Angela Boyd* Adrienne Cozart Katherine Koch Bennett and Tanya Cook Cynthia Crawford *1912 Club donors Etta Korenman Barbara Cutter The 1912 Club includes individual Adam and Virginia Leathers Teri M. Davis* donors who make a minimum gift of Linda Levens Lindsey Diaz $19.12 per month.
Donors
Emily Garvin* Juliette Gordon Low Society: Elizabeth Hawley Donors who have a planned gift Nekisha Henry* designated to Girl Scouts of Texas Kalisha T Holland Oklahoma Plains Margaret Holland Dugan Holt* Anonymous Cynthia Joseph-Keller* Becky Burton Sandy Kautz Julie Crawford David and Nan Kemp* Yvonne Lowrie Angela Lamb* Patricia Miller Bill and Elinor McCarty Jr. Ada Rummel Mark Millares Melinda Mitchell-Jones Cynthia Odom* Raela Stander Kendra Thornton Jan and Jim Titsworth Debbie Turner* Libby Watson $2,500 to $4,999.99 Becky Burton* Judith Carrier Paulette Turner* $5,000 and up Jane Rector Ada Rummel *1912 Club donors The 1912 Club includes individual donors who make a minimum gift of $19.12 per month.
In-Kind Donors 4ore Golf ABC Bakers Abuelo’s Adventure Park All Flowered Up Too! Alley Cats Altitude Trampoline Park Alto Lakes Golf & Country Club American Windmill Museum Ashmore Inn & Suites Bahama Buck’s Beef O’Brady’s BigShots Golf Billy Bob’s Texas Black Diamonds Detail Mobile Car Wash Blue Sky Texas BodyLuxx Sculpting Bubba’s 33 Candle Freak by Abby Caprock Cafe Carpet Tech CDW Direct Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. Clay Sports Ranch Collins Copper Caboose Defender Outdoor Shooting Center Dem Buns Dough Embassy Suites by Hilton
MCM Elegante Hotel Meredith Ashley Jewelry Mighty Wash Miller Waldrop - Lubbock Melinda Mitchell-Jones Montelong’s Mexican Restaurant Next Generation Vintage Northern Sprinkle NRH2O Family Water Park Odds & Ends Office Depot Oriental Trading Orlando’s Pernod Ricard USA Piper Boutique Plain Jane’s Fried Pie Raising Cane’s Regimen River Smith’s Chicken & Catfish Rocking Paw Dog Training & Kennel Rosa’s Cafe Ruidoso Jockey Club Sam’s Club Sassy Store Six Flags Over Texas Spec’s Warehouse of Wine, Spirits, and Finer Food State Fair of Texas Stella’s Restaurant Sutherlands HomeBase Target Cityview Store
Texas Ballet Theater Texas Rangers Baseball Club The Cakery The Cheesecake Factory The Outlaw at Alto Lakes Theatre Arlington Tierras Planas Roasters Tiff’s Treats Cookie Delivery Total Wine & More Triple J Chophouse & Brew Co. Walter’s World of Pets Woodrow House Bed and Breakfast Zion Ponderosa
Donors
English Newsom Cellars Epicwaters Indoor Waterpark Farms Firetrol Protection Systems Fort Worth Museum of Science and History Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Fort Worth Zoo Fresh Pawz Grooming Gierisch Golf Headquarters He-Brews Coffee HollyHocks Ike’s Woodfire Grill In-N-Out Burger James Avery Craftsman, Inc. Just Desserts Kendra Scott Kokopelli Club Kona Ice of South Lubbock LaQuinta by Wyndham Southwest Laura W. Bush Institute for Women’s Health | Texas Tech University Health Services Limousines of Las Colinas Link Little Red Nursery Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie Main Event Manhattan 9 McAlister’s Deli
Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains Diversity Statement Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains and our Girl Scouts of the USA sisterhood stand for all to ensure inclusion, diversity, equity, and access as we equip girls with courage, confidence, and character. We believe racism and hate have no place here, as Girl Scouts is a place for all girls to belong. We can acknowledge that we don’t always have the answers, but as Girl Scouts, we must ensure that we are present for all our girls and volunteers. We must ensure that we continue to build women leaders who are prepared to lead their communities, especially in times of crisis. Let our actions speak louder than words. A pivotal part of Girl Scouting is teaching and helping girls, as well as volunteers, to Take Action to make the world a better place. 800.582.7272
Approved 12/08/2021 by the GSTOP Board of Directors