GSACPC Annual Report 2020

Annual Report 2020

2020 Annual Report

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Our Mission Girl Scouts 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.

From the CEO and Board Chair No one could have predicted that 2020 would be such a challenging year, a year that required us to lean heavily into our values and further bolster our resilience. COVID-19 jolted us out of routine and into unprecedented uncertainty.

Although we initially felt blown off course, we maintained our supportive community connections and adapted different ways of doing things through the challenges. The rapid change created a space for new things to emerge as we looked inward at ourselves and outwards towards a reimagined future. Our volunteers across our jurisdiction demonstrated incredible devotion and adaptability. They harnessed the power of the girls in their troops to help with more service projects and support to their communities than we have likely seen since World War II. The innovation and responsiveness of our volunteers, staff, and girls has allowed us to see our Girl Scout values in action and brought us new awareness and hopefulness.

We were fortunate to begin the year with a strong financial condition resulting from the wise, conservative financial decisions our Council staff and board of directors have consistently made over time. So, while the pandemic challenged our fundraising and summer camp performance, we had the necessary resources to support our operations and new ways of work. As you will see, our Council has much to celebrate with what we accomplished both before March 2020 and afterward.

Girl Scouts have braved many challenges over the last 108 years. Each time, we have adapted, embraced transformation, and remained relevant. Because of this, Girl Scouts remains a place for girls to connect, realize new levels of strength, and feel the support of their sister Girl Scouts, their leaders, and other adult volunteers.

Love,

Tamara Woodbury

Lupe Camargo

GSACPC CEO

GSACPC Board Chair

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25,516 Total Members

Total Girls

Total Adults

16,943

6,952

% 20 Daisy

% 27 Brownie

% 23 Junior

% 19 Cadette

% 6 Senior

% 4 Ambassador

GRADES K-1

GRADES 2-3

GRADES 4-5

GRADES 6-8

GRADES 9-10

GRADES 11-12

County of Residence 84% Maricopa 4% Pinal | 3% Unknown 2% Yavapai | 2% Mohave 2% Navajo | 2% Coconino .5% Apache | .5% Gila >.5% Clark, La Paz, McKinley, San Juan

Religious Council Programs Awards 134

53% 19% 6% 5% 4% 2%

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Protestant

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Summer Camp Summer Camp Adventures Club House GIRLS PARTICIPATING

Protestant

353

GIRLS PARTICIPATING

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Entrepreneurship

39

Life Skills

Jesus & Me God & Me Protestant

28

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Outdoor

STEM

God & Family Roman Catholic

White Hispanic Multiple Black/African Am. Am. Indian Asian Am.

417

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Race/ Ethnicity

My Promise, My Faith Pin

I Live My Faith Roman Catholic

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Mary, The First Disciple

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Roman Catholic

Spirit Alive

Cookies 2,848,207 PKGS SOLD 10,937 Girls Participating 276 Average Pkgs Sold 27,102 Donated Pkgs

Financial $Assistance $81,388 to girls

$50,945 to adults

High Awards 162

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Successful Events pre-COVID-19 We celebrated 25 years of the Girl Scouts Beyond Bars program in October 2019, which works to lessen the impact of separation between mothers who are incarcerated and their daughters. Since the program began, GSBB has provided opportunities for over 3,000 girls in Arizona to bond with their mothers through bimonthly troop meetings in the correctional facilities. The girls also meet separately as a troop, building supportive friendships and a sense of belonging. Upon release, mothers and daughters continue to participate in troop meetings in their communities, making Girl Scouting a consistent and supportive presence in their lives.

Wanting to engage our membership of all levels, from the most-savvy Girl Scout families and troops, to those experiencing Girl Scouts for the very first time, we created a new day-long event called B.I.G., which stands for Believe in Girls. This event offered a variety of activities around the four program focus areas of STEM, outdoor, entrepreneurial, and life skills, as well as crafts, games, entertainment, and food trucks. More than 2,340 girls and their families participated in events in Flagstaff in September 2019 and Phoenix in November.

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Girl Scouts Answer the Call Girl Scouts take action when their community needs help, extra support, a set of hands, or a boost of positivity and morale.

Over the last century, we have demonstrated this in facing extraordinary trials, from the Spanish flu pandemic to WWII and, most recently, the COVID-19 pandemic. Many Girl Scouts, in light of COVID-19, took action to support communities in need and those most affected.

In early March 2020, nearly 11,000 Girl Scouts in central and northern Arizona were able to finish their cookie season before the onset of COVID-19 shutdowns. Not only did girls sell over three million packages to generous Arizona customers, they collectively donated more than 81,000 packages of cookies to local food banks, first responders, military personnel, hospitals, and other nonprofit organizations. Many troops also used cookie proceeds for girl-led service projects that gave back to the community during this critical time for everyone. They thought quickly, and in witnessing how COVID-19 impacted many individuals and organizations, some troops re-worked planned service projects to be relevant to the current needs.

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Troop 2232 in Phoenix/Glendale initiated and promoted a donation drive to benefit the Navajo Nation and Hopi Lands. Many of their sister troops and supporters joined in the effort with donations. Girl Scouts Ellaree (pictured) from Pinon Troop 1430 organized the delivery of donated goods to her community, and Lillian of Troop 7314 made and distributed masks in the region.

Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council

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Amid working on their Bronze Award, Troop 203 had to adapt quickly to the challenges the COVID-19 pandemic brought. To bring a smile to frontline healthcare professionals and provide hard-to-find supplies, they organized a food and supply drive. With the help of Troops 2320, 7403, 620, 3725, 6436, and 4290, they donated over 700 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies and snacks to the employees at Banner University Medical Center.

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While most of their neighbors were at home in quarantine, many Girl Scouts like Maddie from Troop 2425, Alex from Troop 2216, and Lily from Troop 2412 spread messages of hope, positivity, and happiness through sidewalk chalk art.

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Girl Scout Brownie Kendra from Troop 7073 heard how the elderly were isolated at home or retirement homes and decided to draw pictures and motivational quotes to cheer them up! Her cards were well received from the residents at Hacienda Del Rey in Goodyear.

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During the summer’s triple-digit temperatures, Girl Scout Ambassador Troop 866 spearheaded a water drive to ensure the most vulnerable had access to this critical resource. With the help of fellow troops and supporters, including Troops 308, 7073, 7121, 998, and 7073, they collected and donated 6,000 bottles of water and 1,400 travelsized personal care items to St. Vincent de Paul.

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IGM Kylee from the Navajo Nation thanked her Kayenta Fire Department and EMS by making thank-you signs and giving them Girl Scout Cookies that her customers donated.

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In the spirit of wearing masks as a civic responsibility and caring for the community, GSACPC’s Meadowlark Service Unit started the #GSACPCMaskUp Challenge. They inspired our Council to show responsibility for ourselves and others and spread the word on social media as we all navigated COVID-19 together.

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Girl Scouts in the Ahwatukee Neighborhood completed a service project to show gratitude to first responders – they printed 5,000 vinyl stickers to distribute to all the local fire stations, police stations, urgent cares, and hospitals. Their message, “First Responders have always been heroes because they are willing to answer the call without hesitation. These warriors are still fighting for their community despite the risk. And to do this fearlessly during a pandemic is even more inspiring to girls.”

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Girl Scouts Stand Against Racism and Pledge to Work for a Just Society for All As stories of harrowing injustice spread and unprecedented protests broke out throughout our country and world in the spring and summer of 2020, GSUSA, our Council, and the girls themselves recognized and claimed the moment to stand up and speak out against racism and violence. We chose to process the moment as a pivotal and decisive turning point towards the ongoing work of racial healing and creating real change.

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As an anti-racist organization, Girl Scouts stands firmly against the racism and violence that continues to seep into every part of our society and believes serious issues must be addressed to support a just and equal world for all girls.

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Troop 7190 participated in the Kids Walk for Change in downtown Phoenix in June.

They led a crowd of protesters in the Girl Scout Law and held up signs that said, “Equality for All” and “Black Lives Matter.”

Girl Scout Maliah also gave a speech on how her involvement in organizations like Girl Scouts has taught her to treat people equally regardless of the color of their skin.

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Girl Scout Troop 454 responded to unrest they witnessed by creating a wall of commUNITY in their neighborhood. It featured chalk drawings and motivational messages like “be the change,” “we are all in this together,” “Black Lives Matter,” and “we are all human.”

GSUSA issued a pledge for our entire community to commit to making the world a more equitable place.

Our Council continues to be dedicated to DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) and prioritizes ongoing development that further equips our staff in serving all girls, volunteers, and their families equitably.

We also want to equip our volunteers to serve all girls equitably. Understanding we all start from different places, we have been developing additional resources, training, and support for all learning journeys.

All girls’ voices must be heard, and we support every Girl Scout in raising her voice and creating change.

We know girls are attuned to what is happening in the world. They want to live their values and see them realized. Guiding girls in learning to recognize and challenge structures and practices that fuel inequality and cause harm helps them play an active role in creating the positive change they want to see.

Girls are encouraged to Stand Against Racism and wear their pledge patch proudly.

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Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council

Girl Scouting Reimagined All Girl Scouts have shifted to a virtual environment, found new ways of Girl Scouting safely this past year, and have made the most of it. This helped them stay connected and learn how to persevere, problem solve, overcome setbacks, and find emotional strength and optimism in even the hardest of times.

GSUSA launched a new Girl Scouts at Home platform that provided badge work and events for all girls across the country. Our Council launched Virtual Girl Scouts, a hub with activities, ideas, and resources for volunteers and parents to help girls get the most out of Girl Scouting individually and from home locally.

We also developed a suite of communications, resources, and materials for Service Unit Volunteers, Troop Leaders, and parents to transition to virtual and physically distant settings and keep girls connected and engaged. And we found ways to support leaders and girls without access to broadband and technology tools that addressed their specific needs.

We were heartened to see how GSACPC volunteers and families moved to virtual meetings, learned new technologies, and continued to encourage girls to engage in the world around them. Since March, thousands of girls and troops have participated in online badge workshops and at-home activity packets, attended national virtual events, tuned into a new girl-led show “G-Team TV,” bridged to the next Girl Scout level virtually, earned their Stay @ Home, Get Outdoors Challenge and Suffrage Centennial patches, participated in our annual shoe drive for Goodwill, completed PetSmart’s Paw Patch program, created free little libraries for their neighborhoods, connected with sister Girl Scouts in our online Camp Club House and Summer Adventures programs, successfully earned troop funds through the Fall Product Sale, and created their own fun through troop meetings, day camps, service projects, and other girl-led experiences.

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First-ever Virtual Summer Camp: Camp Club House In early April, the difficult decision to cancel our in-person summer camp season was announced.

Following this, all the camper families were given refunds, camp staff expecting to work for summer 2020 were contacted, and a wave of grief swept over us. While traditional summer camp wasn’t held, the GSACPC Camp Team quickly worked to provide a virtual program based on the fundamentals of the summer camp experience – Camp Club House Online.

Throughout June, over 350 girls participated in weekly interactive Zoom calls with other girls their age. They learned new skills, made new friends virtually, and even got together with the whole camp group and camp staff at virtual campfires! And at the end of each week, they earned a fun patch. We’re thankful we could host at least some semblance of summer camp for girls in 2020 and create warm Girl Scout memories.

“My daughter was missing her GS friends –she needed this for interaction with people outside the home.”

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Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council

Penelope, a Girl Scout Daisy, was ecstatic to have earned two patches at Camp Club House! She said she had so much fun connecting with other Daisies and that this experience added to her summer fun and things she learned.

Summer Adventures Supplemented Incomplete 2020 School Year To address the pandemic's impact on education in Arizona and replace in-person programs canceled due to social distancing guidelines, GSACPC partnered with our friends at ASU Prep Digital to create a unique, online program for K-12 girls in July.

The four-week pilot led girls through a choose-yourown-adventure journey exploring life skills, STEM, entrepreneurship, and outdoors. The program was tailored by grade level and designed to set girls up for success by enriching their socially-distanced summers at home and helping them prepare for the coming school year. Girls worked with new friends and tackled new skills through age-appropriate activities and experiences. The experience included business owners, arts and culture organizations, VIP visitors, and Q&As with female role models like Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, cooking class with a pro chef, and touring an observatory.

Daisy Elise from Troop 3125 enjoyed Summer Adventures!

With a mix of live and recorded sessions and downloadable content, girls went at their own pace and on their own schedules. The program was guided

by GSACPC program staff and licensed educators.

And since Girl Scout programming complements the academic curriculum, participants in grades 7-12 had the opportunity to earn free summer school credit.

In addition to benefiting girls, our Council learned how to offer Girl Scout programming within a Learning Management System. We have been exploring costeffective ways to provide programs in this way yearround. We look forward to continuing to adjust our program delivery model to meet the needs of girls.

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Annual Fund Donors Reflects gifts made Oct. 1, 2019 - Sept. 30, 2020

Many thanks to our generous supporters for their investment in Girl Scouts.

Visionary $100,000 and up Anonymous Rosenbluth Family Charitable Foundation Valley of the Sun United Way

Champion $50,000-99,999 Anonymous BHHS Legacy Foundation Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Cardinals Charities Kemper & Ethel Marley Foundation Margaret T. Morris Foundation Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust

Investor $25,000-49,999 Arizona Community Foundation Girl Scouts of the USA PetSmart Charities Summer Youth Program Fund

Gold $10,000-24,999 A.L. Schutzman Company Arizona Complete Health Arizona Coyotes Foundation Arizona Diamondbacks Arizona Public Service The Arizona Republic/12 News Season for Sharing The Bob and Renee Parsons Foundation Ford Motor Company Helios Education Foundation Holbrook Pyle Fund Jack Ingebritson Foundation Jennings Family Foundation Teri & Tyson Kelley Judy & Bill Schubert United Way of Northern Arizona

Silver $5,000-9,999 Carol D. Ackerson Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous American Airlines

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Arbonne Charitable Foundation Arizona Community Foundation of Yavapai County As You Wish Pottery Lynne & Glen Cunningham Leslie Dashew & Jack Salisbury Lisa & Mike Davis Donley Plumbing and Air Conditioning Regina & Patrick Edwards Jolene Gabbay Deb A. Gullett Kenneth M. Locke Lockton Medieval Times Cheryl & Steve Megli Morgan Stanley Otto & Edna Neely Foundation Rose & Harry Papp Quarles & Brady Margaret M. Serrano-Foster SRP State Farm Insurance Company The Steele Foundation Toyota Financial Services University of Advancing Technology University of Phoenix USAA Wells Fargo YB Company

Bronze $2,500-4,999 American Technology Specialists Anonymous Arizona Community Foundation of Flagstaff Nancy E. Baldwin Denise M. Blommel & Donald R. Doerres, II Burns & McDonnell Foundation Gregory DeBernard Dr. Robert Cialdini & Bobette Gorden Family Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation Yolanda Edwards Guerra & Tomás Guerra Rebbekka & David Hirsch Homie Real Estate John F. Long Foundation Julie Johnson

Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council

Kiita Foundation Beverly & Edward Kim Kitchell Contractors Carol Klimas Dr. Kara Stuart Lewis & Gordon Lewis Lovitte & Touché Gay Meyer Marcia Meyer Laura Mitchell Mutual of America Old Republic National Title Insurance Kimberly & David M. Paltzik Bessie J. Payan Phoenix Suns Charities Bruce Thoeny Tamara J. Woodbury

Green $1,000-2,499 Paula J. Adkins Kelly J. Barr Betsey E. Bayless Thom Berger & Mark Hoover Kerry Blume & Lucinda Andreani Lupe & James P. Camargo Bruce P. Carr Tyler & Kendall Chester Ana C. & Thomas L. Colombo Virginia L. Counts Paul Cromley Pam Del Duca East Valley Firefighter Charities Foundation, Inc. Marie Edwards Alycia Elfstrom Estate of Daniel C. Jackling Ardie & Steve Evans Beth & Paul Evans Pele & Nic Fischer Juanita & Philip Francis Frederick & Genevieve Witteborg Trust Friends of the Verde River Shannon & Bob Goldwater Raquel Gutierrez & Ward Jacox Czerina & Zachary Harvey Kate P. & Brian J. Hemmerle Debra Hill The Honor Family Jennifer & John Huppenthal Intel Corporation Lisa Graham Keegan Emmi & Cody Kellogg Robert & Alyson Kennedy Melissa Ahearn Lange

Susan G. Liming Gema & Paul Luna Lyft Jessica & Matt Lyon Shannon McDonald Mary L. Mitchell Stacy Morton Eileen Rogers Christine Whitney Sanchez & Reuben Sanchez Kathleen Schnier & Paul Schumann Jen Scrivner Regina Smith Christina & Eric Spicer Barbara Strachan Jenny Holsman Tetreault & Collin Tetreault Melisa & Matt Thesing Polly Thomas Susan & Rhett Trujillo Kara Marie & John Michael VanHemert Alison Walker Martina Ward-Page & Kory Page West Valley Mavericks

Friend $999 and below Zahraa Abadi Stacy Aberilla Charley Ables George Adair DeeDee Adelayo Aetna Foundation Amy Ahn Aioli Burger Bonnie Aja Julia Alver Michelle Amarantos Amazon Smile American Express Foundation Alyssa Amodei Marni E. Anbar Elizabeth Anderson Sandra Anderson Christine & James Andras APS Foundation Julia & Javier Arambula Arizona State Employee Charitable Campaign Jennifer Arm Alison & Benjamin C. Bachus The Baldwin Family Debi & Gary Baldridge Michelle Balfe-Keefer & Michael Keefer Bank of America Michelle Bar Rachel Barlow Brett A. Barr Nicole Barrett

Michele Bartlett Adam Bass Kelley Bass Myra Baum Ann Bauman Joanne Marie Beaudoin Roxanne Benavidez Donna M. Benge Bridget Beville Shayna Bickford Kate Boehm Laura E. Boldt Dave Bolman Terry JoAnne Bond Katie Bonn Alan C. Bonner Marc Booker Liane M. Bowles Cecilia Boyed Patricia Boykin Marc Brack Steven R. Bradley Rhonda Brady-Smith Jeanie Branham Marian Lynn BrockAnderson Martha Brodersen Nancy Brown Paulette Brown Wendy Brown Rebecca Brueggemann Buchalter Julie & Todd A. Buelt LeAnn & Abram Burgher Jeanine Burke Emily Burns Michelle Buttrum Danielle Calkins Mary Cameli Cameron Mitchell Restaurants Joanie Campos-Castro Lisa Carlson Susan K. Carlson Tikki Carmichael Lynn Carpenter Angela Caruso Tim Castro Rebecca Cater CE Brehm Foundation Luz Ceballos Katherine & Rick Cecala Carolyn Cheney Angela & Nicholas Cherevka Rod Christensen CIVANA Wellness Resort & Spa Briana Clark Susana Clark Trevor Clark Michaela & Bradford Claussen Paula & Larry Cloud Krista Collett Ahmed Collins

Ann Colvin-Smith January & Carlos Contreras Barbara L. Cooley Copperpoint Mutual Dawn & Vaughn S. Corley Shauna M. Corona Costco Andrea Coxon Crisis Response Inc. Karen Crosby Meagan Cunha Doreen Davis Jennifer Dechter Sara Dechter Julie & James DeGraffenreid Nancy Deifik Kimberly Demarchi Jamie Denke Jacqueline Denlinger Tara Dham Different Pointe of View Maria DiLeo Gari Lee Dillon Shannon Dirksen Maureen Anne Douglas Anne Dowling Lauren Dreyfuss Elissa Driver Alyssa & Brian Duncan Joanne Duncan Sarah & Nate Dworkin Dan Dymek Stacey Eastwood Erin Edwards Jennifer Eichorn Angela Elerick Gail Ellis Patricia Encinas Maria Esra Dyana & Eric Estes Diana Everett Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Famous 48 Clarissa & David Felix Barbara & Terry Fenzl Sara Feraldi Rosa Fernandez Jan Ferraris Amanda & Bill Fessler Monica Finnegan Kelly Folger Wendy Flood Mayra Flores Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale Troon North Jill Fowler Jennifer Fox Fraternal Order Of Police - Mesa Lodge #9 Jaime Frederick Essie D. Fullilove Susan & John Fulton Walter Funes Christine Gagne Carie Galati Rajan Gaur Melissa Geiser Genuine Concepts - The Vig Emilie George

GFWC Paradise Valley Women's Club Patricia Giesler Mary Gilliss Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada Leslie & Peter A. Glenn Camy Goebel-Rush Laura Golding Cynthia Gonzales Andrea Kaye Goodman David Gould Robshanea Greathouse Great American Title Agency Great Wolf Resorts Patricia L. Greer Jennifer Gresko Jennifer Griffin Rikki Grill Stacey Gross Lani Grucky Emily Anne Gullickson Brittany Gunn Sabrina Gurske Jennifer Haberlin Sarah Hall Christie Hammerle Myrna & Alan Hanaoka Jenny Handke Karen Hanks Catherine Harper Maria Hart Vicki Helland Roxanne Helman Helen Hemmer Francisco Heredia Kelly Hermann Katie Hill Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock Randi Hitt Jennifer Ho Lora Hobaica Sandra Lee Hoge Patricia Holt Donna Horn Jessica Horn Patrice Horstman & Lulu Santamaria Pamela L. Horton Hotel Valley Ho Dr. Allison & Mark House Janet Howe Amy Hsiung Jud Hubbard Joseph A. Hughes Robert Hughes Humble Brag Salon David Humphreys Jeffrey G. Hunt Heidi Hunter Katherine Iacuone Marlene Imirzian Katherine Ingram Innovative Dining Group Carla & Roger Iverson Chalise Jacobs Ronda L. Jamieson Ernest & Sara Jaramillo Maureen Jeffries Susan McNab Linda Jensen Ana Lia Johnson

Stacy Johnson Lesley Johnston Stephanie Jones Elizabeth Jordan Kelly Jou Britta Kelly Alyson & Rusty Kennedy Carrie Kennedy Kate Keown Janet A. Kington Chantel Kirby Lisa Lindeken Kluve & Jeff Kluve Misty Dawn Knaack-Coulson Rene Ko Julie & Joel W. Kodicek Nikki Koeb Kay Kohler Kristin Losch Kolodziej Mickey K. Kovach Janet M. & Eldon R. Kramer Kroger/Fry's Jeannette Ku Kristin Kuhn Janey Kurtz Susan Kyle Gina La Benz Kathryn La Touf Kim Lake JT Langoni Jennifer Laster Tara Lathrop Bobbie Legg Audrey Lewis Liberty Mutual Lucia Liipari Sue & Ted Lindley Stacey Lippert Little America Hotel Melissa Lockard Becky Lomax-Sumner Lovecraft Joan Lowell Stephanie Lyon Susan Mace Oona Mada TaiLeah Madill Chloe Makowski Malee's Thai Bistro Justin Maman Katherine Manker & Bruce Gardner Dawn Manning Carol Marciano Jennifer Marshall & Jason Mcilquham Carol & Larry Martel Gillian Martin Karen Martin Christina Martinez Michele Maser Lauri Mast MATCH Restaurant & Lounge Regina Matos Maya Day & Night Club Kristina McCarty Sallie McCutcheon Nancy & Jeffrey McMurray Petra McPherson Laura Meade

Maria Medina Norma Medina Mesa Sunrise Rotary Club Foundation Mesa United Way Ruth Anne Myers Rihiannon Mikkelson Katherine S. Miller Kinsey Misseldine Patricia Mistretta Katherine Mitchell Modern Oysterbar Chophouse Marissa Molloy Nancy & Phillip Mongan Dwayne Moore Jane Moore Minea Moore Angela Moreno Suzanne Morgan Amber Morrow Sabrina Moser Patricia Mossberger Jannis Mossman Mary Muesegades Siri Mullaney Denise Murphy Ellen & Thomas Murphy Susan G. Murphy Hima Bindu Nallamsetty Brent Nardecchia Alvaro Navarro Barbara Neill Ruth Nesbitt Timalee Nevels L. Jackson Newell Laurel Newell Lynn Newman Sean Newman Lee Nguyen Long Nguyen Jennifer Nobles Cristie Norwood Ginger Noschka Notorious Meatball Rebecca Oakes Old Ellsworth Brewing Company OLOS Adoption and Child Welfare Agency Omni Hotels and Resorts Courtney McEvoy Ophaug Martha Y. & Michael O'Reilly Helen B. Orr Roseann Osborn-Perez Michelle "MO" Osife Gregory Pafford Bobbi & Christopher Page The Panganiban O'Malley Family Sandra Patchett Virginia Payan Paz Cantina PDQ Paradise Valley PDQ Tempe Heather Pelleran Rasa Pelz Pepsi-Cola Mary C. & Hector Peralta Diana Perez Thalia Perez Teresa J. Perrius Lindsey Perry

Pete & Cathleen Bergmann Charitable Fund Sally & John Peters Nickol Petersen Christina Pettit Jessie Phillips PHX Beer Co. Angelena Pierson Pitch Pizzeria Pledgeling Foundation Pomo Pizzeria Sarah Post Jessica Potter David Potts POV Foods Sara Powell Kenneth Prejs Janice & Jeff Procter-Murphy Ashley Purtle Rebecca Pusch PwC Leighton Quarles Queso Good Michelle Rackley Abby Raddatz Amanda Randow Sandra Rankin Mary Louise Rappaport Christina Rosales Kimberly & Bruce Raskin Krystal Ray Ted Raymond Melissa Record Erin & Robert Reder Harriet "Hootie" Redwine Jennifer Regeimbal Joan Reichard Michelle Remitera Hallie Rexer Sherry Reyes Debbie & Bobby Rich Theresa Richardson Amber Rickeberg Barry G. Ritchie Krista Robles Inga Rose Rusconi's American Kitchen Nicole Russell Susan Russell Sandra & Marshall Sack Janet Sanders Rachel Sands Fanny Sarfati Kimberly Jo Savage Radka Sawyer Kassie Scariano Laura Schaeffer Karen Schendelman Jim Schillinger Schmear Kathryn Schooler Kelly Schonaerts Dawn Schur Johnna Shultz Trent Seay Susan Serrano Serrano's Mexican Restaurants Ashley Shick Karel Shoger Maureen Shults

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Christopher Sikora McKenzie Rose Simmons Yesenia & Harold Simmons Denis Simon Leslie & Dennis J. Skarecky Laura Skotnicki Amy Smith Melissa Smith Shannon O. Smith Paige Smyth Snocastle2 Julie Rae Spizman Lisa Spresney State Farm Companies Foundation Karen & Dennis Stevenson Daniel Stillman Katherine Stitzer

Margarita Streicher Beverly Sullivan Bethany Summers Jeff Sutherlin Jessika Swaenepoel Ellie Tan Julie Tarbutton Michelle Tarrant-Burgoz & Mark A. Burgoz James Tatham Sarah Temple That Place Projects The Herb Box Catering + Events The Scottsdale Plaza Resort The Thumb Patricia Theis Julie Thompson Jessie Thomas Shereen Thomas

Rachel Thrash Kelly Tinberg Holly Tomassini Patricia Ann Tomlin Laura Toncheff Denise Torres Ginger & Javier Torres Iliana Torres Christina Triplett Judy Tucker United Way of Central New Mexico Ily Angela Urban Sherrie Urban Kay & Ronald D. Utke Claire Vacanti Maria A. Valdez Hannah Valdini Heather VanDenHoek Meg VanLith Bianca Vargas

Nicole Vecere Brenda Velazquez Paula J. Vessels Vi Tranle Viasat Megan Vincent Jacquelin M. Violette Mary K. Wagner Sandra Wagner Tam Wallace Joan Wann Aprill Watanabe Mitch Waters We Begg to Differ Jenny Weaver Diane Weekley Sharon Weiler-Race Alexa Welland Susanne C. Wells Terra Wells Bob Wessels

Rae Classen Alyssa Amodel

Mae June Nichols Julia Alver

Carol Peterson Diana Everett

Barb Strachan Susan McNab

Eileen and Ella Lauren Dreyfuss

Our Children Sherry Reyes

Melanie Pierson Patricia Burg

Troop 485 Kyle Wood

Andy Krebs Intel Corporation

The Parsons Joan Lowell

Carolyn Sommerville Angela & Nicholas Cherevka

John O. Whiteman Helios Education Foundation

Emma Fulton Susan & John D. Fulton Myra Baum Betsey E. Bayless Patricia Boykin Dawn & Vaughn S. Corley Gari Lee Dillon Marie Edwards Sandra Rankin Harriet “Hootie” Redwine Joan Reichard Sandra & Marshall Sack Bonnie J. Wright

Dolores & Robert C. Phillips Pete & Cathleen Bergmann Charitable Fund

Kate P. & Brian J. Hemmerle Debra Hill Rebbekka & David Hirsch The Honor Family Jennifer & John Huppenthal Julie Johnson Lisa Graham Keegan Emmi & Cody Kellogg Robert & Alyson Kennedy Beverly & Edward Kim Carol Klimas Melissa Ahearn Lange Dr. Kara Stuart Lewis & Gordon Lewis Susan G. Liming Gema and Paul Luna

Jessica & Matt Lyon Shannon McDonald Gay Meyer Marcia Meyer Laura Mitchell Mary L. Mitchell Stacy Morton Jackie Norton Kimberly & David M. Paltzik Penny & Steve Papadopoulos Bessie J. Payan Eileen Rogers Christine Whitney Sanchez & Reuben Sanchez

Heather L. West Ann Wheet Sheryl White Erin Wibbens Claude Wigent Stephanie Wilson Colleen Wolfe Sheila Wood Marian Cromley Wrage Bonnie J. Wright Larry Wulkan Rachel & Joe Yanof Rhonda Young Jamey Zurawski Jeffrey Zurbriggen Richard Zweig

In Honor of

In Memory of Barbara D. Anderson Harriet “Hootie” Redwine Concepcion Canas Yolanda Edwards Guerra & Tomás Guerra Lou Creber Janet A. Kington Kathryn Cromley Paul Cromley Patricia Holt United Way Of Central New Mexico Marian Cromley Wrage

Anne Delaney Adam Bass Nancy Brown Buchalter Law Firm Nancy Deifik Sue & Ted Lindley Becky Lomax-Sumner Nancy & Phillip Mongan Ellen & Thomas Murphy Sally & John Peters Mary Louise Rappaport Denis Simon Suzanne Douglas Donna M. Benge Maureen Anne Douglas

Leslie E. and Bella M. Seager Frederick & Genevieve Witteborg Trust Margaret Stewart Dawn & Vaughn S. Corley Gari Lee Dillon Marie Edwards Ruth Anne Myers

Virginia Payan Kay & Ronald D. Ukte Mary Talley Paulette Brown Virgie “Nan” Uttecht Carol & Larry Martel Becky Whitney Dawn & Vaughn S. Corley Janet A. Kington Kay & Ronald D. Utke

Trefoil Tradition Paula J. Adkins Anonymous Nancy E. Baldwin Kelly J. Barr Betsey E. Bayless Thom Berger & Mark Hoover Denise M. Blommel & Donald R. Doerres, II Kerry Blume & Lucinda Andreani Lupe & James P. Camargo Bruce P. Carr Tyler & Kendall Chester Ana C. & Thomas L. Colombo Virginia L. Counts Paul Cromley

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Gregory DeBernard Pam Del Duca Dr. Robert Cialdini & Bobette Gorden Family Foundation Marie Edwards Alycia Elfstrom Ardie & Steve Evans Beth & Paul Evans Pele & Nic Fischer Juanita & Philip Francis Shannon & Bob Goldwater Yolanda Edwards Guerra & Tomás Guerra Raquel Gutierrez & Ward Jacox Czerina & Zachary Harvey

Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council

Kathleen Schnier & Paul Schumann Jen Scrivner Regina Smith Christina & Eric Spicer Barbara Strachan Jenny Holsman Tetreault & Collin Tetreault Melisa & Matt Thesing Bruce Thoeny Polly Thomas Susan & Rhett Trujillo Kara Marie & John Michael VanHemert Alison Walker Martina Ward-Page & Kory Page Tamara J. Woodbury

Juliette Gordon Low Society The Juliette Gordon Low Society was established to honor women and men who have designated GSACPC in their estate plan or will. If you have made a gift in your estate plans and would like to be recognized in the Juliette Gordon Low Society please contact funddevelopment@girlscoutsaz.org.

Addy Bareiss Denise M. Blommel & Donald R. Doerres, II Pat Boykin Bruce P. Carr Amber Kanazbah Crotty Leslie Dashew

Marie Edwards Erik & Eva Andersen Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift Sondra Harmelink Shirley Hawkins Dr. Jennifer L. Hinkel

Dr. Allison & Mark House Gail Jacobs Teri Twarkins Kelley Janet M. & Eldon R. Kramer Jo Norris Stanlee Ann Picirilo

Harriet “Hootie” Redwine Alesandra Reyes Margaret M. Serrano-Foster Alice & Richard Snell Bruce Thoeny Polly Thomas

Rebecca Weinberg Ann Wheet Tamara J. Woodbury Bonnie J. Wright

Jolene Gabbay Deb A. Gullett Jennings Family Foundation

Teri & Tyson Kelley Kenneth M. Locke Cheryl & Steve Megli Rose & Harry Papp

Judy & Bill Schubert Margaret M. Serrano-Foster

Celina Jolly Lauren Keeler Teri Twarkins Kelley Emmi Kellogg Nikki Koeb Nancy Lehman Terri Leon Susan G. Liming Tunga Lodato Pit Lucking Jessica Lyon Katherine Mitchell Staci Neilson Allison Otu Penny Papadopoulos

Bessie J. Payan Samantha Pinkal Kela Powers Sarah Purcell Luz Sarmina Kathleen Schnier Jen Scrivner Taylor Sebastian Regina Smith Christina Spicer Janey Pearl Starks Jenny Holsman Tetreault Laura Toncheff Natasha Urena Karilyn L. Van Oosten

Bianca Vargas Jo Ellen Verna Tam Wallace Jenny Weaver Tanya Wheeless Ann Wheet Katelynn Winkler Rachel Yanof

Wendy Escoffier Coral Evans Helen Ferrell Patricia Garcia Christina George Amanda Guay Patrice Horstman Joanne Keene Teri Twarkins Kelley

Erin Kruse Nicole Lober Susanna Maxwell Cindy May Loretta Mayer Liz McGinlay Theresa Munoz Kimberlie Musselman Cassie Petit

Keith Schaafsma Cynthia Seelhammer Shannon Shoots Cathy Small Colleen Smith Allie Stender Sharon Tewksbury-Bloom Susie Tressler

Additional Sponsors American Technology Specialists Crisis Response Inc. Enterprise Holdings Kitchell Contractors Mutual of America Toyota Financial Services

In-Kind Four Peaks HP2 Promotions Liberty Wildlife Lyft Manley Films PAZ Cantina Pixa Wild Tonic

Join the Journey Carol D. Ackerson Anonymous Anonymous Lynne & Glen Cunningham

Regina & Patrick Edwards Leslie Dashew & Jack Salisbury Lisa & Mike Davis

Troop Pearl Phoenix Charley Ables Monica Attridge Kerry Blume Cecilia Boyed Gaby Cardenas Sandra Cardenas Kendall Chester Michaela R. Claussen Virginia L. Counts Heather Cracchiolo Sommer Decker Regina Edwards Alycia Elfstrom Vanessa Valenzuela Erickson

Amber Ehrlich Jennifer Farner Amanda G. Fessler Pele Peacock Fisher Jennifer Griffin Lani Grucky Emily Anne Gullickson Cassie Hilpman-Breecher Dr. Jennifer L. Hinkel Jen Ho Katie Ho Jackie Hoerner Kelley Howard Kristin Priscilla Hunt Gina Johns

Troop Pearl Flagstaff Amanda Acheson Lucinda Andreani Ana Maria Archuleta Elizabeth Archuleta Joelynn Ashley Monica Attridge Annette Avery Marney Babbitt Claudia Bakula

Kerry Blume Cuyler Boughner Lisa Campos Laura Carter Rita Cheng Lindsay Daley Janet Dean Cheryl Dyer Rachel Edelstein

Badge Bash October 2019 Sponsors Ambassador Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Cardinals Charities Senior A.L. Schutzman Company The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation Cadette Ford Motor Company

Junior American Airlines Arizona Community Foundation As You Wish Pottery Donley Plumbing and Air Conditioning Helios Education Foundation Homie Real Estate Lockton Medieval Times

Morgan Stanley Old Republic Title Quarles & Brady SRP University of Advancing Technology University of Phoenix USAA Wells Fargo YB Company

2020 Annual Report

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Statement of Financial Position as of September 30, 2020

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Cash

$ 5,918,040

Accounts and Other Payables

$

715,840

Investments (short & long term)

$ 14,592,708

$

1,267,000

Accounts Receivable

$

153,830

Refundable Advance – Paycheck Protection Program Award

Prepaid Expenses and Deposits

$

157,963

Inventories

$ 222,803

Deferred Income Bond Payable

$ $

287,976 1,999,781

Land, Building and Equipment

$

TOTAL ASSETS

$ 39,892,582

18,847,238

(net of unamortized bond issuance costs of $223,941)

TOTAL LIABILITIES

$ 4,270,597

NET ASSETS (FUND BALANCE) Unrestricted

$ 27,058,643

Unrestricted Board Designated

$

8,011,548

Temporarily Restricted

$

551,794

TOTAL NET ASSETS

$ 35,621,985

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

$ 39,892,582

Statement of Activities for the year ending September 30, 2020

REVENUE ● Product Sales (net)

$ 9,652,967

● Camp and Program Fees

$

142,950

● Individual, Corp & Foundation Contributions

$

1,340,223

● United Ways Allocations

$

164,983

● Sale of Girl Scout Equipment to Troops (net) $ 167,044 ● Investment Returns (net)

$ 1,476,475

● Other

$

32,578

TOTAL REVENUE

$

12,977,220

● Girl Program and Camp

$

4,486,811

● Membership Support

$

1,869,354

● Volunteer Support

$

1,783,682

● Community Activity

$

892,683

● Management and General

$

1,535,907

● Fundraising

$

731,701

TOTAL EXPENSES

$

11,300,138

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

$

1,677,082

11% 1% 1% 10% 1%

74%

OPERATING EXPENSES

6% 14%

80%

Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council, Inc. is an independent, not for profit organization, classified as a 501(c)3 organization by the Internal Revenue Service. This report reflects the audited financial position and activities for the year ending September 30, 2020.

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Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council

2019-20 Board of Directors Officers Teri Kelley, Board Chair Denise Blommel, 1st Vice Chairperson Jennifer Hinkel, 2nd Vice Chairperson Gordon Lewis, Secretary Brian Hemmerle, Treasurer

Members-at-Large Liz Archuleta, Tim Castro Ana Colombo Emmi Edwards Jennifer Farner Tomás Guerra Deb Gullett Raquel Gutierrez Jenny Holsman Tetreault Jennifer Huppenthal Gay Meyer Quinton Miranda Megan Nelson Susan Panganiban O’Malley Kathleen Schnier Yesenia Barraza Simmons Javier Torres Susan Trujillo Karilyn Van Oosten Larry J. Wulkan

Girl Advisory Sadie Deshon Brianna Iannone McKinley Paltzik

119 E Coronado Road | Phoenix, AZ 85004 | 602.452.7000

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