2022-2023 Annual Report

Girl Scout 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.

Nuestra misión

Girl Scouts ayuda a las niñas a desarrollar el valor, la confianza y el carácter para hacer del mundo un lugar mejor.

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.

*Los miembros pueden sustituir la palabra Dios de acuerdo con sus propias creencias espirituales.

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 porrespetarme 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.

Annual Report

Table of Contents

GSTOP 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.

Approved 12/08/2021 by the GSTOP Board of Directors

Dear Girl Scout Members, Donors, Friends, and Families,

Excitement filled the air at Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains in membership year 2022-2023.

We celebrated Girl Scouting at the 56th Tri-annual Girl Scouts of the USA Convention and Phenom by Girl Scouts in Orlando, Florida.

More than 7,300 registered for in-person Girl Scout activities, while another 787 registered for virtual programming. 262 Girl Scouts earned Highest Awards honors, more than 700 attended summer camp, and 82 traveled across the United States on official GSTOP travel trips.

Our volunteers continued to learn how to build girls of courage, confidence, and character with more than 2,400 attending training opportunities, as well as the annual Volunteer Leadership Summit.

Enclosed you will find the annual report. We encourage you to spend some time reading and learning about all the successes our Girl Scouts achieved this past year. Our annual report is not just a publication on Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains as a council, but a reflection on the great work of our Girl Scouts and volunteers.

While Girl Scouts may change year after year as we adjust programming and activities to meet the needs of today’s Girl Scouts, our mission remains steadfast: building girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

Thank you for believing in the power of Girl Scouts!

Sincerely,

Executive Leadership Team

Becky Burton, Chief Executive Officer

Cynthia Odom, Executive Vice President/ Chief Financial Officer

Nekisha Q. Henry, Chief Mission Delivery Officer

Marilyn Jones, Chief Community Relations & Fund Development Officer

Board of Directors

Executive Committee

Melinda Mitchell-Jones, Chair

Jeanette Martinez, Vice-Chair

Cynthia Joseph-Keller, Treasurer (beginning April 2023)

Angela Lamb, Treasurer (through April 2023)

Angela Boyd, Secretary

Members-at-Large

Dana Burhgdoff

Norma Cardenas

Monica Carter

Adrienne Cozart (through June 2023)

Cynthia Crawford

Kalisha Holland

David Kemp

Dr. Monica Lynott

Brian Renteria

Dr. Kendra Thornton

Jan Titsworth

Dr. Carlos Walker

Cynthia Walton

Lt. Col. Alexis Wright

Board Committees

Audit Committee

David Kempy, Chair

Dana Burghdoff

Melinda Mitchell-Jones

Jan Titsworth

Board Development Committee

Adrienne Cozart, Chair (through September 2023)

Suzy Compton

Marica Etie

Jeanette Martinez

Robert Palmer

Kendra Thorton Finance Committee

Cynthia Joseph-Keller, Chair

Angela Boyd

Justin Hall

Angela Lamb

Emily Landry

Jeanette Martinez

Melinda Mitchell-Jones

Shana Vale

Fund Development & Communication Committee

Pat Miller, Chair

Lesly Bosch Annen, CAP, CFRE

Cynthia Crawford

Marcia Etie

Kalisha Holland

David Kemp

Jan Blacklock Matthews

Brian Renteria Investment Committee

Justin Hall, Chair

Cynthia Joseph-Keller

Melinda Mitchell-Jones

Kendra Thornton

Madison Wallace

Alexis Wright Property Committee

Cynthia Joseph-Keller, Chair

Amy Bell

Paris Jones

Melinda Mitchell-Jones

Margie Olivarez

Mary Pettit

Shirley Thomas Volunteer Committees

Adult Learning Facilitators

Bonnie Bergman

Libby Bogart

Alexandria Daman

Rebecca Farquhar

Amanda Howell-Martin

Darlena Hoyl

Amber Lambert

Amanda Larson

Laura Mason

Jennifer Mountain

Dennise Naredo

Crystal Rushin

Debra Shackleford

Melissa Stevenson

Lucci Strowd

Paula Trumbo

Roxanne Welch

Rennie Wolverton

Melissa Young

Adult Recognitions Committee

Lauren Butschek- Neisler

Amber Darling

Salvador Gandara

LaChandra Hopper

Gwen Irby

Stacey Leinen

Kodie McManus

Dennise Naredo

Emily Piper

Melissa Stevenson

Crystal Ursua

Kimberly Williams

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Alum Association

Diane Kinzlmaier, President

Amy Bell, VP Membership

Karen Cooper, VP Program/Secretary

Dawn Roper, Treasurer

Mary Helen Horne, Historian

Members at Large:

Ginny Montgomery, Past President

Joyce Newsom, Past President

Jody Piper, Past President

LeeAnn Ausec

Lee Anne Gierisch

Maryann Snow

Diane Howell

Marianna Sherwodd

Raven Sherwood

Non-voting Members:

Yvonne Lowrie, Past President

Paula Jackson, Past President

Bobbie Heckathorn, Past President

Amarillo Program and Property Committee

Kodie McManus, Chair

Suzy Compton

Amanda Larson

Debbie Oliver

Shirley Thomas

Fort Worth/Tarrant County Advisory Committee

Sarina Lora Davidson

Dr. Monica Lynott, DDS

Jeanette Martinez

Jassmine Posada

Gloria Maddox-Powell

Dr. Angelica M. Ramsey

Shundrekia Stewart

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Renita J. Smith

Charlotte Teklitz

Linda Valdex Thompson

Jan Titsworth

Gold Award Committee

Amy Bell, Chair

Cynthia Davis

Ann Dickman

Leanne Haynes

Meg Jakubik

Joyce Newsom

Dawn Roper

Lubbock Advisory Committee

Cory Powell, Chair

Dina Jeffries, Vice Chair

Dr. Jessica Tullar Caroom

Suzanna Cisneros

Adrienne Cozart

Regina Culver

Danielle Demetria East

Lindsey Diaz

Sonya Garcia

Dr. John Martinez Jr.

Margia Olivarez

Sasha Wilson

Product Program Advisory Committee

Angela Roessler, Chair

Bryce Backers

Sophia Calpito

Amber Darling

Kelli Hobbs

Nishayla Kearney

Kim Mizer

Barbra Moore

Debbie Oliver

Eucharia Scroggins

Kelly Soter Gunn

Paula Trumbo

Roxanne Welch

Who We Are

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Our Council

78 counties in North and West Texas.

3 counties of the Oklahoma panhandle.

81 counties cover 79,000 square miles.

Southlake Wichita Falls

Abilene Fort Worth

15,757

1,652 New Volunteers Total Members Served

10,236 Girl Members Supported

4,059 Adult Members Supported

■ Daisies (K-1) ...............2,421

■ Brownies (2-3)...........2,687

■ Juniors (4-5)..............2,097

■ Cadettes (6-8)............. 2,220

■ Seniors (9-10) ...............447

■ Ambassadors (11-12)......360

108 Juliettes Supported

74% of Girl Scout members agree they are a leader in more activities because of Girl Scouts

“Girl Scouts is fun because of the people and the difference we make.”

– Daisy Girl Scout

5,381 Registered Volunteers

3079 Girl Scouts at School Members Supported

Girl Scouts for Life!

1,462 of our Adult Members are Lifetime Members, making up almost 30% of our adult members.

Volunteer Training

Access for all!

gsLearn is our online, on-demand training forum, helping busy volunteers access what they need, when they need it, via desktop or mobile access. It contains GSUSA’s national training content and council-customized material.

Course content includes new leader orientation, virtual troop meeting support and resources, program grade level training, digital tool training (MyGS and Volunteer Toolkit), and other enrichment topics.

35 virtual trainings with 690 volunteers in attendance.

73 volunteer trainings with 1,004 volunteers in attendance

38 in-person trainings with 314 volunteers in attendance.

13 total number of volunteer trainings offered in gslearn with 409 volunteers registered.

“Our troop leader always makes the best of every situation. I just love Girl Scouts!”

–Brownie Girl Scout

Volunteer Leadership Summit

A one-day volunteer event providing unique opportunities for networking and learning to prepare volunteers for the upcoming membership year.

275 Girl Scout Volunteers

Attended

15 Program Partners

5 Workshops

11 Networking Events

90% of Girl Scout members agree they are doing activities they would not have done otherwise because of Girl Scouts.

Girl Scout Events & Activities

Our Girl Scouts have worked hard to earn their badges this year. The badges broken down by grade level are as follows:

• Daisies1,549

• Brownies1,825

• Junior1,074

• Cadette367

• Senior- 184

• Ambassador23

94 total

Girl Scout activities with a total of 7,339 registrations.

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“Girl Scouts is fun because of the people and the difference we make!”

–Daisy Girl Scout

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65 in-person girl activities with 6,552 registrations.

29 virtual activities with 787 registrations.

30 virtual Girl Trainings, such as highest awards, PA/VIT, etc., with 284 registrations.

84% of Girl Scout members agree they can make a difference in their world because of Girl Scouts.

“Through my Gold Award project I learned that I really like seeing others learn and grow through new experiences and knowledge.”

-Kamille S., Gold Award Girl Scout

Highest Awards

168 Bronze Award Girl Scouts

77 Silver Award Girl Scouts

17 Gold Award Girl Scouts

262 Highest Awards Earned

91% of Girl Scout members can agree they can be themselves in Girl Scouts.

Camp

75% of campers tried things they were afraid to do at first while at camp.

Stevens Ranch Camp Timberlake

442 Summer Camp Registrations

184 Summer Camp Registrations

42 Badges Available Through Camp Activties

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4 new Daisy Badges including Math in Nature Badge and Trail Adventure Badge

3 new Brownie Badges including Mental Health My Best Self Badge

4 new Junior Badges including Drawing Badge

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6 new Cadette Badges including Mental Health Eating For You Badge.

5 new Senior Badges including Paddling Badge

4 new Ambassador Badges including the Ultimate Recreation Badge

Certifications and Pins earned at Camp

• Camp Program Aid

• Counselor in Training Level One

• Counselor in Training Level Two

• Certified Horsemanship Association Level One

• Certified Horsemanship Association Level Two

• Certified Horsemanship Association Level Three

“The counselors are so funny and kind. They make me feel like we are all family and show me how much I matter.”

– Girl Scout Camper

1,602 Girl Scouts attended Year-Round Weekend Camping.

1,009 Adult Volunteers attended YearRound Weekend Camping.

Number of Girl Scouts Attending Camp

Number of Adult Volunteers Attending Camp Camp Kiwanis

76 Summer Camp Registrations

“I love being able to learn and try new things!” – Daisy

95% of Girl Scout members agree they feel safe in Girl Scouts.

Finances 2022-2023

Program Related: $7,414,934

Public Support: $802,785

Other/Investments:

$1,639,961

Expenses

$9,820,746

Program Related: $7,222,652

Management & General Support: $1,955,347

Fundraising: $642,747

Product Program

Cookie Program

4,597 Girl Scout Participation

Fall Product

1,543 Girl Scout Participation

Girl Scout Diva:

304 members sold at least

1,650 cookie packages

2,142,924 Packages Sold

2,663 Magazines Sold

36,958 Nuts & Candy Sold

“I enjoy helping to pay my way to camp and earn money for my troop.”

“I love to sell cookies and do booths with friends.”

Fundraising Events

Fort Worth Event Committee

Monica Carter, Co-Chair

Laura Geninatti, Co-Chair

Jenny Collins

Heather Parrish

Fort Worth Honorees

Rising Star- Hannah Bautista-White

Outstanding Community Partner- City of Fort

Worth Park & Recreation Department

Man Enough to Be A Girl Scout- Commissioner Roy

Charles Brooks

Lifetime Achievement- Barbara Cutter

Woman of Distinction- Tamara Albury

Amarillo Event Committee

David Kemp, Co-Chair

Ny Lynn Nichols, Co-Chair

Lesly Bosch Annen

Jacque Gonzales

Cyndy Walton

Amarillo Honorees

Rising Star- Cadence Phillips

Honorary Rising Star- Cloie Rodgers

Outstanding Community Partner- Atmos Energy

Man Enough to Be A Girl Scout- R.J. Soleyjacks

Lifetime Achievement- Shirley Thomas

Woman of Distinction- Claudia Stuart

“I enjoyed the diverse representation and the initiative on including the current Girl Scouts throughout the program.”

“This event really pays tribute to people that made a difference.”

Desserts First

Desserts First Winners

Best Overall: Marsha Johnson

People’s Choice: Monica Rose

Most Unique Use of Cookie: Patricia Tuthill

Best Presentation Award: Tasha Teel

Desserts First Event Commitee

Kelsey Cook-Holguin, Co-Chair

Monica Delgado, Co-Chair

Angela Boyd

Amber Garcia

Delia Hilburn

Allison Hoffman

Madison Metzig

Megan Metzig

Toni Montes

Renee Posey

Thank you to our donors

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As a Juliette Gordon Low Society member, you will be recognized as a member of the Society, receive invitations to special events hosted by Girl Scouts, get updates about the work of Girl Scouts, and know that your gift will impact girls for generations to come. For additional information regarding including Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains in your estate plans, please email egarvin@gs-top.org

Sandy Kautz Leadership Center

Sandy Kautz Leadership Center Dedication

Sandy Kautz’s name is synonymous with Girl Scouts. From a girl to an executive to a lifelong member and volunteer, her 80 years of Girl Scouting impacted so many across the movement.

Before her death in 2022, Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains had the opportunity to celebrate Sandy in person for her 80 years of Girl Scouting. Sandy’s dedication to Fort Worth and the Girl Scout movement was unmistakable. She created a legacy that few will ever repeat.

Family and friends joined together on April 1, 2023, to celebrate the official renaming of the Fort Worth office to the Sandy Kautz Leadership Center.

Tribute and Memorial Gifts

In honor of:

Barbara Brock

Lynn Brock

Barbara Cutter

Michelle Accardo

Kay Allen

Dennis and Sally

Beardsley

Susie Bell and Reed

Marshall

Barbara Branigan

Cooper Family Fund

Michael Cox

Leslie Curtis

Nancy Cutter

Marshall West Fund

Maggie Grauer

Laura Hubbard

Alison Johnson

Barbara Johnson

Andrea Kim

Barbara Minyard

Linda Morris

Gail Panatier

Juli Parker

Tracie Pendergrast

Carol Shively

Jodi Stanowick

Sudi Randoing

Julie Richard

Kelley Thomas

In memory of:

Mickey Hall

Frances L. Falbo

Kaylana Leinen

Bary Hill

Barbara Lockwood

Susan Drake

The Carl & Carol King

Living Trust

Sandy Kautz

Susie Bell and Reed

Marshall

Barbara Brock

Becky Burton

Randy and MaryAnne Cline

Julie Crawford

Gretchen Cummings

Barbara Cutter

Christa Dam

Linda Foreman

Ed and Phylann Fusco

Jane Griffin

Mary Helen and Ottis Horne

Brian and Kari Jenke

Tracy Kessler-Keller

Martha V. Leonard

Alan and Susan Leach

Linda LeShanna

Yvonne Lowrie

Mary Rose Main

Patricia Miller

Lee Morriss

Cathy O’Neal

Jane Rector

Betty Rowland

Cynthia Smith

Kathy Spicer

Bill and Susan Rutherford

Debbie Turner

John Turner

Susan Wilcox

Lucile Wise

The Patricia L. Wright

Revocable Trust

Gary Murray

Marilyn Murray

William Noonan

Melissa Peffers

Ruth Owens

Becky Burton

Joanne McClendon

Juanita Potter

Lois Rastatter

Anonymous

Ginnie Bucek

Charles Mozina

Michael Mozina

Charles Norton

Paula Swafford

Frances L. Falbo

Hazel Tart

Councilwoman Lin

Thompson

Jean Unrue

Anne Unrue

Marilyn Van Petten

Deborah Winters

4901 Briarhaven Rd. Fort Worth, TX 76109

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