2022 Leaderee Brochure

2022 Leaderee Women Warriors

2022 Leaderee Volunteer Learning Event September 9-11, 2022 | Keyauwee Program Center, Sophia, NC Scholarship Requests Due: August 4, 2022 Early Bird Registration Deadline: July 29, 2022 Registration Deadline: August 11, 2022

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR LEADEREE...

REGISTRATION PROCESS:

Volunteers can register themselves online via the online calendar at www.girlscoutsp2p.org.

Expect an immediate e-mail response telling you your registration has been processed.

Registration is also available using the enclosed registration form and either mailing or hand delivering to your nearest service center. Please allow a few days for paper registrations to be processed.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Some workshops are limited in size. Assignment is made on a first come, first served basis. If a class/training requires more than one session to complete, you must register for each session to meet the requirements.

Don’t let finances keep you from joining us at Leaderee! Apply for financial help through the Ed Whitmire Adult Learning Scholarship Fund.

See page 3 for more information.

SNACK TABLE:

Bring a snack to share with everyone! You will be assigned a type of snack in your confirmation packet. The snack table is always a Leaderee favorite!

SECRET BUDDIES (AKA WARRIOR SISTERS): Bring three different, individually wrapped gifts to be a part of the secret buddy festivities. Warrior Sister names and gift tags will be handed out at check in. The first gift will be given out prior to lunch Saturday with the second gift prior to dinner Saturday. After Sunday breakfast, everyone will gather on the Dining Hall deck to reveal themselves as buddies and exchange the third gift in person. Gifts should not exceed $10 in total.

SILENT AUCTION, LIVE AUCTION & DOLLAR TABLE:

The Ed Whitmire Scholarship Fund assists volunteers with expenses for learning sessions.

CONFIRMATIONS: Over the years, we have raised hundreds of About two weeks before the event, you will dollars for the “Ed Fund” through our silent receive a confirmation packet with directions auction open Friday and Saturday. There is also to camp, emergency phone numbers, what to a live auction after dinner Saturday night. Don’t bring, when to arrive and more! If your packet miss out on the bargains found on the dollar table does not arrive, contact info@girlscoutsp2p.org in the Dining Hall all weekend long. Be sure to to request a replacement. bring your cash, cards and checkbooks to the event! If you are interested in donating items REFUNDS: No refunds will be given after to the auction, please contact the committee August 11, as commemoratives will have at gsp2pleaderee@gmail.com. (Items may be been ordered and final head counts given to brought to the event.) instructors and caterers.

COMMEMORATIVES:

The 2022 commemoratives will be a shortsleeved T-shirt and charm. Prices are listed on the registration form and must be ordered with registration. Don’t forget your pin to hang up to seven Leaderee charms! Grab the favorite “My mom went to Leaderee” patch, mug, neckerchief and tote bag to top off your Leaderee swag. Charms, pins and patches from previous years will be available during the weekend while supplies last. NO commemorative refunds after August 11.

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SERVICE PROJECT:

To celebrate the 110th birthday of Girl Scouting, we will be putting together birthday boxes - a party in a box for children in our area who may not otherwise have a celebration on their special day. Please help us collect cake mixes, cans of soda, icing, candles, pans, plates, cups, napkins, tablecloths, flatware, party hats, blow outs, loot gift bags, other “prizes”, candy, invitations, thank you cards, presents, wrapping paper, bows, streamers, balloons, centerpieces, games (bingo, pin the tail on the donkey, etc.) and shoeboxes to put everything in. FYI- the can of soda takes the place of oil and egg making for a two ingredient cake!

WHAT IS LEADEREE?

Created to show appreciation to the hardworking adult volunteers of Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont, Leaderee is an adult camporee full of fun, friends and fellowship! For over 40 years adult Girl Scouts have been gathering at our beloved Keyauwee Program Center to take trainings, do arts and crafts, mingle with other adults, relax and learn new skills to take back to their troops.

Come join us for a fun celebration to energize your batteries and kick off the new Girl Scout year with new and old friends and fresh ideas! Event includes two overnights, four catered meals, event patch and lots of free classes.

SCHEDULE Friday, September 9

6:30 - 8 p.m.

Friday check-in (unit assignments, Warrior Sisters, social time & SWAPS) Classes start at 7:30 p.m.

7:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Session 1 workshops*

Saturday, September 10 7 - 8:45 a.m.

Breakfast & morning flag ceremony

7:45 - 9 a.m.

Saturday check-in (unit assignments, Warrior Sisters, social time & SWAPS)

*Friday night at Leaderee is a time to relax and have some casual fun. Everyone is welcome to hang out and mingle in the Dining Hall if you plan to arrive late to camp or choose free time for your session 1 workshop.

7 - 8:15 a.m.

Breakfast

8:15 - 8:30 a.m.

Third Warrior Sisters gift & reveal

9 - 10 a.m.

Session 2 workshops

8:30 - 9:15 a.m.

Pack up, clean up, unit kapers (All gear removed from units and loaded in carts. Carts taken to the entry shelter once unit passes cleaning inspection.)

10:15 - 11:45 a.m.

Session 3 workshops

9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Session 6 workshops

Noon - 1 p.m.

Lunch (first Warrior Sisters gift)

Noon Departure from camp (unless taking the Tenting course)

Classes start at 9 a.m.

9:45 p.m.

Campfire and evening program

Sunday, September 11

1:15 - 3:15 p.m.

Session 4 workshops 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.

Session 5 workshops 5:45 p.m.

Flag ceremony and Grace at Dining Hall flagpole 6 - 7 p.m.

Dinner (second Warrior Sisters gift) 7 - 10 p.m.

Evening program

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THE ED WHITMIRE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Ed Whitmire was a dedicated trainer for both the Pisgah and Hornets’ Nest Girl Scout councils for many years. After his death in 2005, the Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont Ed Whitmire Scholarship Fund was created in his honor, as a way of continuing his work of training and inspiring adult Girl Scout volunteers.

Each year, the fund is fed and nurtured by fundraising at our three adult learning weekends. If you have donated or purchased items offered at the auctions at these events, YOU are helping to continue Ed’s work. Thank you!

If you receive a scholarship to attend learning events, you are also helping to continue his legacy.

Please don’t let financial issues keep you from the fun, fellowship and training available to you here at GSCP2P! P2P registered adults in good standing may apply for up to 75% of registration and course fees (not commemorative items). All requested information must be completed fully and submitted by August 4 in order to be considered for a scholarship. Once approved, a scholarship code will be provided to allow online registration for the learning event.

Use our online scholarship application by going to https://girlscoutsp2p.wufoo.com/forms/ pdgs6dj0f99shr. No computer access? Scholarship applications may also be completed by calling 800-672-2148.

WHAT CLASSES SHOULD I CHOOSE?

There really is no “should” when it comes to course selection - you are free to select as many or as few as you like. We encourage you to take classes that interest you as well as impact your troop in a positive way. The icons below will appear beside the course descriptions to help clarify requirements for completing licenses.

Cook Out License

Camp License

First Aider

Required for fires and outdoor cooking with your troop.

Prerequisites: Overnight License (online) Required for tent camping or camping on non-council property.

Prerequisites: Overnight (online) and Cook Out Licenses Required for many activities including camping and travel.

ONLINE SAFETY COURSES:

Fire Building Outdoor Cooking Tenting Camp License Renewal First Aid CPR Certification

An Overnight License is required for all overnight events with your troop. There are two courses that you complete through independent study. Follow the links to the coursework and submit your answers to your nearest service center. This must be completed two weeks prior to the event.

Be Safe, Be Ready: Outings and Overnights tinyurl.com/outingsandovernights Be Safe, Be Ready: Girl Planning tinyurl.com/girlplanning

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SESSION 1 WORKSHOPS

Friday, September 9, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Some workshops are limited in size. Assignment is made on a first come, first served basis. If a workshop/training requires more than one session to complete, you must register for both sessions.

If you plan to arrive after 7:30 p.m., please do not sign up for a workshop Friday night as to respect our facilitators. Everyone is welcome to hang out and mingle in the Dining Hall if you plan to arrive late to camp or choose free time.

LE 1.1 Free Time/ Instructing

Select this option if you are instructing, not taking a class, having FOB (feet on bed) time or volunteering during Session 1.

Cost: Free

LE 1.2 Tie it up in a BOW!

Learn how to make wired bows to use on all gifts and decorations. You will be a pro at making bows after this class. You will leave with two complete bows to add to any gift basket or décor ( 1) 3-4” bow and (1) 1-2” bow.

Bring: Floral wire Cost: $12 Facilitator: Tashina Oladunjoye

LE 1.3 Recycled Windchimes

This hands-on class will teach adults how to create wind chimes using recycled materials. This ties into the Outdoor Art badges at all levels and is something you can do with your troop!

Bring: Hammer and yarn/ fabric scraps or beads Cost: $4 Facilitator: Melissa Anderson

LE 1.4 Mini MosaicsPendants

LE 1.6 Card Wreath

Learn how to cut and fold decorative paper to Every warrior needs an make a wreath ornament amulet! Start with an empty tray pendant (deep bezel) and for Christmas and other fill it however you want - with occasions. Completed size is about four inches in diameter. mini tiles, beads, glass pieces or more. Do you want a precise You are limited only to your imagination on how to decorate pattern…or creative chaos? and incorporate this cute Cost: Free wreath for future projects and Facilitator: Jan McManus gift ideas! You’ll even get a bone folder to take home.

LE 1.5 Friendship Cost: $4 Bracelet Facilitator: Amanda Ervin Learn two different styles of friendship bracelets to take back to your troop. You’ll enjoy making these all weekend long!

Cost: Free Facilitator: Laura Soto

Your registration includes the Leaderee 2022 Women Warriors patch! The 2022 short-sleeve T-shirt, charm and other commemoratives are available for purchase on the registration form.

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SESSION 2 WORKSHOPS

Saturday, September 10, 9 - 10 a.m.

Some workshops are limited in size. Assignment is made on a first come, first served basis. If a workshop/training requires more than one session to complete, you must register for both sessions.

LE 2.1 Free Time

LE 2.4 Camp Select this option if you are License Renewal, instructing, not taking a class, part 1 having FOB (feet on bed) time or volunteering during Session 2.

Cost: Free

LE 2.2 CPR Certification, part 1

Girl Scouts require a certified First Aider for many activities.

Get your First Aid and CPR certificates by completing this class. You will earn a two-year certification.

Postrequisites: You must register for LE 3.2 to meet the requirements for certification.

Cost: $20 Facilitator: Lisa Young

LE 2.3 Fire Building, part 1

This is the first of two skills courses for earning the Cook Out License. Learn camp stoves, 3-match fires, safety and how to use simple tools.

This course includes fire and knife safety and Leave No Trace principles.

Prerequisites: Overnight License - Be Safe, Be Ready: Girl Planning AND Be Safe, Be Ready: Outings and Overnights (course links on page 3). Must be completed two weeks before the event.

Postrequisites: You must register for LE 3.3 to meet the requirements for certification.

Bring: Pocketknife Cost: $5 Facilitators: Evelyn Freeze, Dakota and Ada Payne

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Cook Out and Camp Licenses are valid for five years. If you earned your Camp License prior to September 2017, take Fire Building, Outdoor Cooking and Tenting. If you have never taken the Camp License courses, this class is not for you. To renew your license(s) and update your skills and knowledge of new procedures, take this class.

Prerequisites: The latest version of Be Safe/Be Ready online classes. Please bring proof of completion of these online courses. (course links on page 3). Must be completed two weeks before the event.

Postrequisites: You must register for LE 3.4 to meet the requirements for recertification.

Bring: Pocketknife Cost: $5 Facilitator: John Gilmore

LE 2.5 Updates to Badges

Join us as we learn about any updates to badges or programs. We will share info about other patches that are available for your troops to earn from outside of our council as well.

Cost: Free Facilitator: Brenda Newsome

LE 2.6 Journeys

Learn how to make Journeys fun! Bring your questions.

Cost: Free Facilitator: Karin Rochester

LE 2.7: Beady Buddies

Create a beaded pet to add to your keychain or backpack zipper pull. Lots of designs to choose from and take back to your troop. Easy to make with pony beads.

Cost: $4 Facilitator: Christine Hanichak

LE 2.8 Marbled Mugs

Use fingernail polish to hydro dip ceramic mugs with a marbled design.

Cost: $5 Facilitator: Kasey Holcomb

LE 2.9 Beginner Archery

Check out the archery range at Keyauwee. Learn the basics and try your hand at getting a bullseye. This class is for those who’ve never tried archery before.

Cost: $5 Facilitator: Tracy Blethen

SESSION 3 WORKSHOPS

Saturday, September 10, 10:15 - 11:45 a.m.

Some workshops are limited in size. Assignment is made on a first come, first served basis. If a workshop/training requires more than one session to complete, you must register for both sessions.

LE 3.1 Free Time

Select this option if you are instructing, not taking a class, having FOB (feet on bed) time or volunteering during Session 3.

Cost: Free

LE 3.2 CPR Certification, part 2

You must also register for LE 2.2.

Cost: Covered in LE 2.2

LE 3.3 Fire Building, part 2

You must also register for LE 2.3.

Cost: Covered in LE 2.3

LE 3.4 Camp License Renewal, part 2

You must also register for LE 2.4.

Cost: Covered in LE 2.4

LE 3.5 The Good Ole Days of Girl Scouts

How much has been lost by not keeping old traditions and values? Girl Scouts was not started as a babysitting service or a high-class social club, it was started to teach girls skills and values to help them have better lives and to teach them to work together with people of all backgrounds to make our world a better place. See displays of old uniforms, books and other items. Learn Girl Scout history, and receive handouts that will help leaders teach the history to their troops, as well as info on traditions like GS Sunday and GS Sabbath, GS Birthday, Thinking Day, World Friendship Fund, Juliette Low’s birthday and more.

Cost: Free Facilitator: Kathy Laskis

LE 3.6 Hank’s Vagabond Stove For a twist on outdoor cooking, come learn to make your own vagabond stove to cook a meal or dessert. What is a vagabond stove you ask?

It’s a tin can with a source of heat where you can cook your own individual meal or dessert.

Bring: Heavy duty gloves, pot holder, hammer, mess kit and full water bottle Cost: Free Facilitator: Trefoil Guild

LE 3.7 Multilevel Troop Madness

The madness of leading multilevel troops can be challenging! Come learn some tricks of the trade to make it easier on you.

Cost: Free Facilitator: Laura Soto

LE 3.8 Boating

Choose from canoes, kayaks and paddle boats to take a spin around Lake Early. Learn basic strokes on shore and then off you go to master your skills. This is not a certification course.

Cost: $3 Facilitator: KPC Staff

LE 3.9 Slingshot Painting

Keyauwee just got a set of slingshots! Sure, you can use them to do lots of things so why not shoot paint-soaked pom poms to make art?

Cost: $3 Facilitator: Kaydee Tiemann

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SESSION 4 WORKSHOPS

Saturday, September 10, 1:15 - 3:15 p.m.

Some workshops are limited in size. Assignment is made on a first come, first served basis. If a workshop/training requires more than one session to complete, you must register for both sessions.

LE 4.1 Free Time

Select this option if you are instructing, not taking a class, having FOB (feet on bed) time or volunteering during Session 4.

Cost: Free

LE 4.2 First Aid, part 1

Current First Aid certification is required of a troop adult before participating in certain activities. The certification for this class is valid for two years.

Postrequisite: You must register for LE 5.2 to meet the requirements for certification.

Cost: $20 Facilitator: Lisa Young

LE 4.3 Outdoor Cooking

Learn to cook a meal over fire and camp stove along with sanitation and food storage. This course, along with prerequisites, completes the Cook Out License.

Please note this course runs from 11:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. and it will include your Saturday lunch.

Prerequisites: Fire Building Bring: Mess kit (plastic or metal dishes/silverware in a mesh bag).

Cost: $10 Facilitators: Evelyn Freeze, Dakota and Ada Payne

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LE 4.4 Sign Language

Learn the basics of American Sign Language hands on (quite literally).

Take on ABCs, numbers and the Girl Scout Promise and Law. Print outs included.

Cost: $2 Facilitators: Amber Morrison

LE 4.7 Junk Journals

We will start making two journals-one from old magazines and one from Girl Scout Cookie boxes. When you finish, they can be used for anything you want.

Bring: Scissors, paper LE 4.5 Flag trimmer, pencil, box cutter, scraps of paper, designer Ceremonies napkins, scraps of wrapping Learn indoor and outdoor paper, scraps of lace and/or styles of flag etiquette, how to open and close a ceremony, yarn - scraps of just about flag retirement ceremony and anything like junk mail, cards and envelopes. flag facts.

Cost: $5 Cost: Free Facilitator: Jill Guthrie Facilitator: Trefoil Guild

LE 4.6 Where can you go as a Girl Scout?

Learn about international travel to the five Girl Scout/ Girl Guide World Centers.

We will explore information on the five centers, opportunities to travel to them, how to plan, how to fund these adventures and about the fellowship with our sister Girl Scouts and Girl Guides from around the world. The facilitator has been to three of the five centers (and the others are on her bucket list).

Cost: Free Facilitator: Beth Steelmon

LE 4.8 Painting with Arrows

Take archery to the next level!

Use your bow and arrow to create a work of art. You’ve never experienced archery like this!

Cost: $10 Facilitator: Tracy Blethen

LE 4.9 Congdon Adventure Park

Have you seen the newest climbing apparatus at Keyauwee? Try your hand at the high ropes course without your girls looking on.

Cost: $18 Facilitator: KPC Staff

SESSION 5 WORKSHOPS

Saturday, September 10, 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.

Some workshops are limited in size. Assignment is made on a first come, first served basis. If a workshop/training requires more than one session to complete, you must register for both sessions.

LE 5.1 Free Time

Select this option if you are instructing, not taking a class, having FOB (feet on bed) time or volunteering during Session 5.

Cost: Free

LE 5.2 First Aid, part 2

You must also register for LE 4.2.

Cost: Covered in LE 4.2

LE 5.5 Paper Fidget Spinners

Yes, fidget spinners are annoying, but the kids still love them. What if they were actually STEM based origami paper spinners the kids made themselves? Make and take two different designs and learn where they can fit into Girl Scout badges.

Cost: Free Facilitator: Christine Hanichak

LE 5.3 Birthplace Bound LE 5.6 Wooly WarriorsJuliette Gordon Low was born Needle Felting and grew up in Savannah, GA where she founded Girl Scouts in 1912. Girl Scouts can enjoy a pilgrimage to Savannah and Juliette's childhood home, the First National Headquarters, and more to learn about Girl Scout history, as well as many other Savannah attractions.

Learn about opportunities for your troop, how to plan the trip and more from a seasoned traveler who has made this trip with troops more than 10 times.

Cost: Free Facilitator: Beth Steelmon

LE 5.4 Nature Center

Have you seen the newly revamped Nature Center? Join us as we take a tour through the area to see what all can be done there while your troop is camping. You will have the chance to try an activity or two.

Cost: Free Facilitator: Brenda Newsome

Arm yourself with our special (very sharp) felting needles and turn loose wool roving into a cute animal or an ornament. No experience necessary — start with the basic wool ball provided…or felt inside one of our cookie cutters…or freestyle it — we guarantee blood will be spilled (we said these needles are sharp)! Band-aids provided.

Cost: Free Facilitator: Jan McManus

LE 5.7 Ropes and Lashing

Take your campsite to the next level! Learn rope tips from a pro. Practice different knots and use lashing techniques to fasten two or more items together securelythink forts, teepee type tents and hanging tarps to make shady areas.

Cost: Free Facilitator: John Gilmore

LE 5.8 Letterboxing

Letterboxing is an amazing adventure game played by people all over the world. Find treasure by following clues on a special kind of scavenger hunt.

Cost: $2 Facilitator: Kaydee Tiemann

LE 5.9 Congdon Adventure Park

Have you seen the newest climbing apparatus at Keyauwee? Try your hand at the high ropes course without your girls looking on.

Cost: $18 Facilitator: KPC Staff

Bring back a surprise for your Girl Scout at home or treat yourself!

TRADING POST: Stock up on Girl Scout merchandise! The Trading Post will be open select times during Leaderee.

GIFTS THAT KEEP GIVING: The silent and live auctions are a Leaderee favorite! There are bargains to be found on the dollar table in the Dining Hall all day long too! Over the years, we have raised hundreds of dollars for the “Ed Fund.”

The Ed Whitmire Scholarship Fund assists volunteers with expenses for learning sessions.

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SESSION 6 WORKSHOPS

Sunday, September 11, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Some workshops are limited in size. Assignment is made on a first come, first served basis. If a workshop/training requires more than one session to complete, you must register for both sessions.

LE 6.1 Free Time

Select this option if you are instructing, not taking a class, having FOB (feet on bed) time or volunteering during Session 6.

Cost: Free

LE 6.2 Tenting

Learn to set up tents and tarps, the use and care of tents and tarps and the knots needed for pitching them.

Tenting completes the Camp License and is required when taking a troop camping where girls sleep in tents. Please note: This course runs until 12:30 p.m. If you are carpooling please make sure your driver and/or passengers are aware of this.

Prerequisites: Overnight, CookOut License, Fire Building and Outdoor Cooking.

Cost: $5 Facilitators: Evelyn Freeze, Dakota and Ada Payne

LE 6.3 SWAPS

Have fun creating some SWAPS and learning about the history of swaps at the same time. Who doesn’t love Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately Pinned Somewhere to Share With A Pal? Bring: Scissors, safety pins and glue sticks Cost: $3 Facilitator: Jill Guthrie

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LE 6.4 Retaining Older Girls

Lots of troops struggle to keep older girls engaged once they are competing with sports, jobs, independence and high school in general.

Learn some tips from seasoned troop leaders.

Cost: Free Facilitators: Karin Rochester and Christine Hanichak

LE 6.5 Card Making

Make and take several cards to use immediately or as a template to make more.

Cost: Free Facilitators: Tracy Blethen and Betsy Baugess

LE 6.6 Interfaith Committee

Come learn how GSCP2P’s Interfaith Committee is making an impact on local Girl Scouts. See what changes we have done to the My Promise, My Faith and Girls of Faith badge programs.

Cost: Free Facilitator: Carla Walters

LE 6.7 Circle C Ranch

Have you ever visited the Circle C Ranch? It’s hidden treasure right at our beloved KPC! Visit the new additions to the barn-Jewel, Blueberry and Rio. Check out what the barn has to offer to troops year-round.

Cost: Free Facilitator: Cathy Thacker

SWAPPING:

Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately Pinned Somewhere or Share With A Pal...no matter what you call them, SWAPS are a fun part of Leaderee! Don’t miss out! For ideas and etiquette, search “SWAPS” on www.girlscoutsp2p.org. 75100 SWAPS should be adequate.

SWAPS TIPS ⬥ SWAPS shouldn’t be edible no cookies or candies. Skunks, mice and even bears like edible SWAPS! ⬥ Include your name, e-mail address, etc. on your SWAP so your new friends can reach you. ⬥ SWAPS frequently have pins so they may be worn on a hat, sash, ribbon or jacket, although they can also be patches, necklaces, bracelets... ⬥ SWAPS may depict the theme of the event, represent one of your interests or share something about your hometown - the sky is the limit! ⬥ Check out YouTube, Pinterest and other social media sites for ideas. ⬥ Be courteous! Swap with everyone. It’s nice to give SWAPS to someone who doesn’t have any to trade. ⬥ Carry extra SWAPS so no one is left out. We recommend 75-100 SWAPS. ⬥ Forgot your SWAPS? Swap a hug! ⬥ Always say thank you!

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Registration Form: Personal Information

Please use one form per person. Registration includes: all Saturday meals and Sunday breakfast, lodging, event patch, fun and fellowship! Registration deadline is August 11, 2022. Remember you can register online using the calendar at www.girlscoutsp2p.org if you are a registered member of P2P. Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address: _________________________________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip: ___________________________________________________________________________ Phone (H): ___________________________________________ Phone (C):__________________________ E-mail: _______________________________________________________ Date of Birth: ______________ Staying Friday night? _____ YES _____ NO

Staying Saturday night? _____ YES _____ NO

Sleep Request: _____ TENT _____ CABIN

Requested Buddy:_________________________

Are you an _____ early bird _____ or a night owl?

_____ MALE _____FEMALE

Need electricity for medical equipment? _____ YES _____ NO Meal Request: (Meals are included, but a headcount is needed for the caterer.) _____ Saturday Breakfast _____ Saturday Lunch (If taking LE 4.3 Outdoor Cooking, do not check.) _____ Saturday Dinner _____ Sunday Breakfast Special Accommodations Alert: (List any food allergies, physical, medical, C-PAP, transportation needs while at camp, etc.) If transportation around camp is needed you MUST notify the committee ahead of time at gsp2pleaderee@gmail.com. _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________

REGISTRATION OPTIONS Register Online:

For immediate registration confirmation, please register through the calendar at www.girlscoutsp2p.org (Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover are accepted online).

Register through the mail or in person: Return registration form with a check for the registration fee to your nearest service center, or mail to: GSCP2P 37 College Place Asheville, NC 28801

Register by phone: Call 800-672-2148.

2022 LEADEREE WOMEN WARRIORS September 9-11, 2022 | Keyauwee Program Center, Sophia, NC

Registration Form: Workshop Choices

Please mark your first, second and third choice under each Workshop Session. Some workshops are limited in size. Assignments are made on a first come, first served basis. If a class/training requires more than one session to complete, you must register for each session to meet the requirements!

Session 1: Friday 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Course ID and Name

Choice #

Session 4: Saturday 1:15 - 3:15 p.m.

Fee

Course ID and Name

LE 1.1 Free Time

$0

LE 4.1 Free Time

$0

LE 1.2 Tie it up in a BOW!

$12

$20

LE 1.3 Recycled Windchimes

$4

LE 4.2 First Aid, part 1 (also select 5.2)

LE 1.4 Mini Mosaics- Pendants

$0

LE 4.3 Outdoor Cooking

$10

LE 1.5 Friendship Bracelets

$0

LE 4.4 Sign Language

$2

LE 1.6 Card Wreath

$4

LE 4.5 Flag Ceremonies

$0

LE 4.6 Where can you go as a Girl

Session 2: Saturday 9 - 10 a.m.

Course ID and Name

Choice #

Choice #

$0

Scout?

Fee

LE 2.1 Free Time

$0

LE 2.2 CPR Certification, part 1 (also select 3.2)

$20

Fee

LE 4.7 Junk Journals

$5

LE 4.8 Painting with Arrows

$10

LE 4.9 Congdon Adventure Park

$18

Session 5: Saturday 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.

LE 2.3 Fire Building, part 1 (also select 3.3)

$5

LE 2.4 Camp License Renewal, part 1 (also select 3.4)

$5

LE 5.1 Free Time

$0

LE 2.5 Updates to Badges

$0

LE 5.2 First Aid, part 2 (also select 4.2)

$0

LE 2.6 Journeys

$0

LE 5.3 Birthplace Bound

$0

LE 2.7 Beady Buddies

$4

LE 5.4 Nature Center

$0

LE 2.8 Marbled Mugs

$5

LE 5.5 Paper Fidget Spinners

$0

LE 2.9 Beginner Archery

$5

LE 5.6 Wooly Warriors- Needle

Course ID and Name

Choice #

Fee

$0

Session 3: Saturday 10:15 - 11:45 a.m.

Felting

Course ID and Name

Fee

LE 5.7 Ropes and Lashing

$0

LE 3.1 Free Time

$0

LE 5.8 Letterboxing

$2

LE 3.2 CPR Certification, part 2 (also select 2.2)

$0

LE 5.9 Congdon Adventure Park

$18

LE 3.3 Fire Building, part 2 (also select 2.3)

$0

LE 3.4 Camp License Renewal, part 2 (also select 2.4)

$0

LE 3.5 The Good Ole Days of Girl Scouts

Choice #

$0

Session 6: Sunday 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Course ID and Name

Choice #

Fee

LE 6.1 Free Time

$0

LE 6.2 Tenting

$5

LE 6.3 SWAPS

$3

LE 6.4 Retaining Older Girls

$0

LE 3.6 Hank’s Vagabond Stove

$0

LE 6.5 Card Making

$0

LE 3.7 Multilevel Troop Madness

$0

LE 6.6 Interfaith Committee

$0

LE 3.8 Boating

$3

LE 6.7 Circle C Ranch

$0

LE 3.9 Slingshot Painting

$3

Participant Name: __________________________

2022 LEADEREE WOMEN WARRIORS September 9-11, 2022 | Keyauwee Program Center, Sophia, NC

Registration Form: Commemoratives and Payment

Commemoratives for this year will include short sleeve T-shirt and charm. Tax is already included in the prices listed below. No extras will be ordered, so order now if you don’t want to be left out!

Charms, pins and patches from previous years will be available in the Dining Hall while supplies last.

Item

Indicate size & quantity

Price

2022 Women Warriors Short Sleeve T-shirt

S ____ M ____ L ___ XL ___

$12.50

2022 Women Warriors Short Sleeve T-shirt

2XL ____

$14.50

2022 Women Warriors Short Sleeve T-shirt

4X ____

3XL ____ 5X ____

6X ____

Total

$16.50

Lightweight Tote Bag

$3

Stainless Steel Leaderee Mug

$6

2022 Women Warriors Charm

$2

Leaderee Pin (holds seven charms, includes 2022 charm)

$6.50

“My Mom went to Leaderee” Patch

$2.50

Leaderee Neckerchief

$4.50

COMMEMORATIVE ORDER TOTAL:

DEADLINES:

Registration Fee: _______ $55 before July 29 or $60 after July 30

Scholarship Requests Due: August 4 Early Bird Registration Deadline: July 29 Registration Deadline: August 11 No registrations accepted after August 11 and no refunds after the registration deadline.

o Cash (do not send in mail) $______________ o Check (payable to GSCP2P) $______________ o Credit Card o VISA o Discover

$______________ o Master Card o American Express

Credit card information is not accepted via fax or mail. To process your credit card payment, please call 800-672-2148 between 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Monday - Thursday.

Participant Name: _________________________________

Plus Workshop Fees:

+_______

Total Registration Fee:

_______

Registration Amount Due:

_______

Requesting a scholarship?

- _______ (enter the amount requested maximum 75% of amount due and attach form) Total Registration Amount Enclosed: Commemoratives Total (if ordering): GRAND TOTAL ENCLOSED:

_______ + _______ _______

Don’t let finances keep you from joining us at Leaderee! Remember you can apply for the Ed Whitmire Scholarship Fund!

See page 3.