2023 Annual Report
Our Mission: Building girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.
“The work of today is the history of tomorrow, and we are its makers.”
- Juliette Gordon Low, Girl Scouts Founder
Executive Staff
Regina Moon President and CEO
Ex
offico Board Member
Pat
Sharp Chief Property Officer
Jessica
Phillips Chief Financial Officer
Ex
offico Board Member
Sharon
Hillary Parkhurst Sutton Chief Development Officer
Moyer Chief Human Resources Officer
2023-24 Board of Directors
Officers
Nancy Austin – Board Chair
Matrix Service Company
Shannon O’Doherty – First Vice Chair
Commerce Bank
JoAnn Schaub – Second Vice Chair
Retired/Community Volunteer
Directors-at-Large
SueAnn Alexander
Delta Air Lines
Nicole Amend
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma
Mauralee Boersma
Oklahoma State University Foundation
Amy Brown
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Megan Brown
Workman Forensics
S. Matt Condry
Arvest Bank
Stacey Schmidt – Third Vice Chair
OGI Process Equiptment
Becky Wootten – Secretary
Cherokee Federal
Amanda Blair – Treasurer
Tulsa Co. Public Facilities/Expo Square
Mecca Freeman
Phillips 66
Douglas Glenn
CEC Corporation
Sarah Hansel
Hall Estill
Samantha Hendricks
Cherokee Nation
John Lindsay
Helmerich & Payne, Inc.
Kellie Mathis
Direct Systems Support
Dr. Reubin McIntosh
Muskogee Public Schools
Wes Mitchell
211 Eastern Oklahoma
Nicole Nascenzi
Williams
Amy Newsome
Frederic Dorwart Lawyers, PLLC
Natalie Parker
Vast Bank, N.A.
Rebecca Thompson
AAON, Inc.
Susan Williams
WeStreet Credit Union
Darton Zink
Zeeco, Inc.
A message from Regina Moon, President and CEO
Dear GSEOK Friends,
I am so proud of all the accomplishments of our Girl Scouts, volunteers, and staff throughout 2023. Collectively, we took our mission seriously to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. With mental health needs increasing across our 30-county service area, we recognized our place on the front lines of girls’ well-being and began an initiative to bolster mental health supports across all program pillars. We celebrated seven new Gold Award Girl Scouts, who each earned the highest award in Girl Scouting by completing an 80-hour, sustainable service project in their community.
However, this year presented its fair share of challenges. With volunteerism declining across our communities, our appreciation has only deepened for our current, past, and future volunteers. Supporting girls and championing their ambitions requires
unwavering commitment, and we know this downward trend will continue to impact us in future years. It’s more crucial now than ever to ensure our Girl Scout volunteers feel valued, acknowledged, and listened to. The introduction of our New Troop Leader Kit for first-year leaders directly stems from ongoing dialogues aimed at pinpointing gaps and addressing needs within our current processes. Through our annual Adult Recognitions event, we had the opportunity to honor many of our devoted volunteers, ranging from Troop Leaders, Day Camp Facilitators, FIRST Robotics Mentors, and Outdoor Educators to Service Unit Volunteers, Adult Trainers, and Cookie Coordinators.
2023 brought continued growth in membership, programming, and finances. 60% of our service area increased in yearover-year membership, while our StaffLed Troops program saw a 125% increase
in participation over the last two years. Summer overnight camp at Camp Tallchief earned acclaim as a 2023 finalist in Tulsa Kids’ Family Favorites in the Favorite Overnight Camp category. As a proud partner of six area United Ways, we were thrilled to be nominated for the “Illuminate Award” by Tulsa Area United Way, honoring a model campaign conducted by a TAUW nonprofit partner. The 2nd annual Go Girl Gala highlighted Paula Marshall, CEO of Bama Companies, Inc. as our Trailblazer awardee and raised approximately $900,000 in crucial funds for our Girl Scout mission. Our future as an organization depends on maintaining healthy financials, and we ended this year closer to our goal of a six-month reserve.
However, our real stories of success are found not in the numbers presented in this report, but in the healthy friendships formed, moments of fun and stillness in the outdoors, and hard times made easier through a girl’s involvement in Girl Scouts. Thank you for being a vital part of it through your support, effort, and generosity.
Yours in Girl Scouting,
Regina Moon
Regina Moon, President and CEO, with 2023 Gold Award Recipient, Alyssa Engle and family.
Our Impact
Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma is delighted to share over 7,100 girls and adult members across our 30-county service area were provided with programs and training in STEM, Outdoors, Life Skills, and Entrepreneurship this year. GSEOK is thankful for our community of volunteers and donors who ensure every girl has the opportunity and the tools to build courage, confidence, and character.
2,813
Adult Members
4,270
Girl Members
3,453 Girls attended council-led events
862,910 Packages of Cookies Sold
105 Girls earned Girl Scout Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards
568 Adults Completed Training
880 Girls participated in Summer Camp experiences
Financial Assistance Awarded
$24,475 Youth
$1,200 Adults
Girl Membership by Race: 50% White | 12% Black/African American | 12% Native American 2% Asian | 12% Multiple/Other | 12% Unknown | + 9% Hispanic/Latina
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Adults attended STEM trainings STEM badges earned
STEM
Girls attended council STEM programs
Most Popular STEM Badge for Cadette Girl Scouts: Space Science Researcher
Our STEM pillar partnered with Tulsa University for cybersecurity and coding badge workshops, Woodward Park for outdoor classroom programs, Harvest Land Farm for architecture programs, and the Sutton Center for an Animal Habitats badge workshop. We celebrated the opening of a new observatory at Camp Wah-ShahShe and the success of our 19 FIRST Robotics teams, four of whom
advanced from regional qualifiers to the state-level competition. A trip to the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson, Kansas, gave high school Girl Scouts the opportunity to simulate a moon landing, operate drones, fly an airplane, and build their engineering skills. We also took the first steps toward the creation of a formalized STEM mentorship program through a partnership with American Airlines.
Top: Girl Scouts prepare for an engineering challenge at “Cookie Construction”
Left: Taking flight in a single-engine plane during a Cosmosphere camp
Right: The STEM Queens pose in front of their team project
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338
Outdoors
Outdoor badges earned
Girls and adults camped at Tallchief, Swannie and Wah-Shah-She
Girls attended a horse camp
Most Popular Outdoors Badge for Junior Girl Scouts: Horseback Riding!
For horse lovers, there were plenty of opportunities to upgrade their skills through classes at Dreamcatcher Arena and trail rides. Adventure trips to Utah and Buffalo River, as well as a caving adventure at Alabaster Caverns, gave our Girl Scouts the chance to explore and test their outdoor knowledge. Four volunteer-led day camps took place during the month of June in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Oologah, and Stillwater.
Our Overnight Camp Director oversaw another successful overnight camp season and was selected by Girl Scouts of the USA to join a three-year cohort dedicated to addressing barriers to camp participation for girls who are LGBTQ+, diversely-abled, BIPOC, or from low-income communities. This year, more girls than ever before from our Girl Scouts Beyond Bars and StaffLed Troops programs were able to attend overnight camp.
Top: Utah Adventure 2023
Left: Canoeing at Camp Tallchief
Right: Horseback Riding at Dreamcatcher Arena during Overnight Camp at Tallchief.
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GSEOK’s Life Skills program pillar includes troop-level programming such as first aid, nutrition, civic participation, community service, art, photography, travel, and storytelling.
Workshops on childcare, personal finance, and car maintenance gave girls practical knowledge for future success, while a “Whodunnit? Mystery Weekend” allowed participants to hone their critical thinking skills.
This pillar also includes our staff-led initiatives such as Girl Scouts Beyond Bars (GSBB) and Staff-Led Troops. In 2023, GSBB served a total of 743 girls, siblings,
Life Skills
Life Skills badges earned
Individuals served through Girl Scouts Beyond Bars
Girls served through Staff-Led Troops
Brownie Girl Scouts earned their First Aid badge!
and incarcerated parents. Nurturing Parenting classes for parents and reunification visits either through pen-pal communication or in-person at Mabel Bassett Correctional Center and Dr. Eddie Warrior Correctional Center encouraged important family reunification and the development of healthy parent-child relationships. Girl Scout troop meetings for children of incarcerated parents gave them vital peer-to-peer and adult mentor support.
Our Staff-Led Troops program served 529 girls from low-income and disinvested communities in Tulsa County where available volunteers were
scarce. Girls were served through eightweek sessions in Title I schools as well as through year-long afterschool troop meetings at the Hardesty Leadership Center and the Tulsa Dream Center. During troop meetings, GSEOK leaders helped girls set expectations for how to treat themselves and one another, building their confidence and helping them grow healthy relationships with peers and adult mentors.
Top: GSEOK’s Travel program saw a contingency of Girl Scouts from Eastern Oklahoma as delegates for the U.N.’s Commision of the Status of Women.
Right: Girl Scouts Beyond Bars program participants meet at the Gathering Place.
Bottom: Girl Scouts in Staff-Led Troops meet to work on their Troop projects.
348 2136 Cookie Packages sold
Girls in the 600 Club for the Girl Scout Cookie Program Entrepreneurship badges earned $
862,910
129 Daisy Girl Scouts earned their Money Explorer Financial Wellness badge!
Throughout the Girl Scout Fall Product Program and Cookie Program, participants learn important skills such as goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business ethics. Troop proceeds from the cookie program fund activities such as camping, field trips, community service projects, and travel. In 2023, the Cookie Program was impacted by supply chain issues, stunting total sales and creating challenges for participating girls to overcome.
Girl Scouts also use the cookie program as another way to give back to their community. As they earn rewards, they can choose to forego these rewards to support a collective cause. In 2023, Girl Scouts purchased new vines for the sloth enclosure at the Tulsa Zoo. Cookie customers can also choose to donate boxes to local charitable organizations, such as Blue Star Mothers or a local food bank.
All Photos: Cookie booths across our 30 counties helped girls of all ages build confidence in managing their cookie business!
Highest Awards
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Girl Scouts received their Gold Award
Girl Scouts received their Silver Award
Girl Scouts received their Bronze Award
8
Graduating Girl Scouts awarded Juliette Low Leadership Society Scholarship
The Girl Scout Gold Award, Silver Award, and Bronze Award prove girls have what it takes to build a better today and tomorrow. Girls shine brightest when they make the world a better place.
Juniors earn the Bronze Award by teaming up with other girls to make a difference in their communities.
Cadettes earn the Silver Award by researching an issue, making a plan to address it, and taking action to improve their communities.
Seniors and Ambassadors earn the Gold Award – the highest award in Girl Scouting – by developing and carrying out lasting solutions to issues in their neighborhoods and beyond. Gold Award Girl Scouts are change-makers. They have made a sustainable impact on the world that continues to last beyond their involvement, simultaneously impacting how they see the world –and how the world sees them. It’s a prestigious credential that will be with them for the rest of their life. The Girl Scout Gold Award is the mark of the truly remarkable – proof that not only can she make a difference, but that she already has.
Gold Award Recipients
Hannah Cross
Avery Dodson
Alyssa Engle
Ava Gaspar
Tinley Ryan-Kratky
Reva Mahajan
Silver Award Recipients
Shelly Alam
Roma Allen
Ava Behles
Bailey Caldwell
Rebecca Carlile
Savannah Cash
Madison Fitzgerald
Eva Flores
Sydney Gebhardt
Mackenzie Gilbert
Destinee Martin
Lydia Mercado
Mercedes O’Dell
Lydia Parkey
Meghan Penrod
Michaella Pickens
Claire Reaves
Mia Reich
Vivian Welker
Zoe White
Dani Woodmansee
Tru West
2023’s Gold Award Recipients with CEO Regina Moon, Board Chair Paula Kuykendall and Highest Awards Manager Melissa Goforth at GSEOK’s Annual Girl Scouts Shine event.
Bronze Award Recipients
Baylee Anderson
Bella Arevalo
Emery Bennett
Payton Bilby
Lucy Boersma
Khloe Bowman
Alivia Branson
Lila Brown
Anna Bruner
Adelyn Caldwell
Lilly Cribbs
Jayleigh Cummings
Rani Daniel
Ivy Davis
Madison Davis
Olivia Davis
Katie Donohoe
Katie Dorrough
Olivia Dykstra
Lilly Echols
Lilly
Audrey Edgar
Whitney Edmonds
Isabel Engelbrecht
Makenna Fernandez
Ava Foster
Faith Fuh
Brynley Garrison
Celeste Gebhardt
Celeste Garrison
Zoey Gentry
Claire Hall
Morgan Hammers
Natalee Hammonds
Camryn Hartman
Sloane Hawley
Evelyn Hobbs
Emily Holloman
Audrianna Holmes
Lucy McFatridge
Brittyn Miller
Abigail Modesto
Brooklyn Mullet
Ellie Onorato
Bailey Patonai
Shelby Pellerin
Paisley Ramon
Evie Robbins
Evie
Cheyenne Robertson
Skylar Rodgers
Cheyenne Hook
Cheyenne
Viven Ivey
Eden Rosser
Kelsie Rowell
Serenity Jackson
Serenity
Olivia Johnston
Eva Keel
Laura Kiulkaitis
Emma Klopfenstien
Kaylee Langston
Barbara Laxton
Clara Lewis
Sydney Loden
Brooklynn Lomboy
Katherine Machek
Caroline Maud
Lucy Mayberry
Hailey Schaefer
Kaylei Schaefer
Gabriella Short
Emalee Smiddy
Emme Sowards
Olivia Vendel
Lily Victor
Lydia Watson-Richardson
Molli Whitecotton
Haper Williams
Joshlynn Wooten
Gentri Yates
Juliette Low Leadership Society Scholarship Recipients
Mott-MacLeod Family Scholarship Recipients
Janet C. Zink Memorial Scholarship Recipients
Elora Clary Laney Waters Reva Mahajan Trinity Champman
Mackenna Jack Megan Malloy
Carolina Splawn Tinley Ryan-Kratky
2023 Juliette Low Leadership Society Scholarship Recipients
Volunteer Recognition
Behind every Girl Scout are family members, teachers, and Girl Scout volunteers, ready with encouragement, belief, and support. Our mission cannot be fulfilled without the time, talents, and efforts invested by our 1,407 volunteers for the benefit of every girl served. In April, GSEOK leadership was thrilled to recognize the service of some of our most dedicated volunteers.
2023 Membership Numerals
40 Years
Kathryn Davis-Robb
45 Years
Kathy Perry
55 Years Bambi Hora
Volunteer Service Award
30 Years
Kathy Perry
Appreciation Pin
Heather Engelman
Michelle Freitus
Sarah Howard
Amanda Lair
Laughter
Honor Pin Thanks Badge
Christy Hoppe
Tina Ford
Paula Kuykendall
Cheri
Annual Events
When you attend an event, you will connect with other people who are passionate about the work Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma is doing, while raising vital funds for the Girl Scout mission!
Your participation makes a difference in the lives of girls across 30 counties in eastern Oklahoma.
APRIL 28, 2023
Go Girl Gala Tulsa, OK
Inspired by the courage, confidence, and character of Juliette Gordon Low and Girl Scouts past and present, the Go Girl Gala celebrates girl ambition while recognizing a community Trailblazer. We were thrilled to honor Paula Marshall, Chairman/CEO of The Bama Companies, as our 2023 Trailblazer.
▶ gogirlgala.org
AUG. 10, 2023
SUMMER 2022 SEPT. 29-30, 2023
Cookies on Tap
Stillwater, OK
A dedicated group of staff and volunteers introduced Cookies on Tap, a new event, to the Stillwater community. This event benefitted Girl Scouts in Payne County and featured a beer and cookie pairing at Stonecloud Stillwater Patio & Taproom, dinner, raffle prizes, and live music from Jayson Starkey.
Pearls on the Prairie Bartlesville, OK
Pearls on the Prairie benefits Girl Scouts in the Bartlesville community. This year, the event took place at Cooper and Mill Brewery Co. located in the heart of downtown Bartlesville. Guests enjoyed a delicious Girl Scout cookie and beer pairing, dinner, raffle prizes, and live music from Ann-Janette & the Evolution.
Learn more at gseok.org/fundraisers
Camp C3 Tulsa, OK
Camp C3 is an overnight glamping adventure at our beloved Camp Tallchief! Camp C3 (Courage, Confidence, and Character) offers an opportunity to bond with fun women, enjoy delicious meals from local Chefs, drinks around the campfire with gourmet s’mores, and camp activity favorites such as archery, kayaking, horseback riding, and more.
Statement
of Activities
(Oct. 1, 2022 - Sept. 30, 2023)
Revenue
Expenses
Statement of Financial Position
(as of Sept. 30, 2023)
Assets
Current Assets
$2,870,818
Investments $443,790
Land, buildings and equipment, net $11,956,682
Beneficial interest in assets held by others $53,579
Total Assets
$15,324,869
Liabilities & Net Assets
Current Liabilities
Long-term debt, less current maturities
Total Liabilities
$1,561,917
$2,411,539
$3,973,456 Net Assets: $11,351,413
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$15,324,869
Source: Consolidated Financial Statements, September 30, 2023
Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma Donors
The Girl Scout program would not be possible without the generosity of our friends in the communities we serve. Thank you to all of our donors for helping us bring quality programs to all girls in grades K-12! The donors listed below gave $100 or more to champion girl ambition and further our mission in 2023.
$100,000 +
George Kaiser Family Foundation
$50,000 +
Bartlesville Regional United Way City of Tulsa
$25,000 +
Arvest Bank Foundation
Flint Family Foundation
Founders of Doctors’ Hospital, Inc.
Genave K Rogers Charitable Trust
Helmerich & Payne Inc.
James D. & Cathryn M. Moore Foundation
$10,000 + AAON, Inc.
B.F. Stradley Unitrust
Deborah and Lee Buddrus
Frauke Petersen and John Burdge
Rachel Cope
Phil Faubert
Kerry and Joe Gilbert
Girl Scouts of the U.S.A.
John Steele Zink Foundation
Tulsa Area United Way
Hardesty Family Foundation, Inc.
Paula Marshall
Paula and Patrick Kuykendall
The Honorable Kathy Taylor and Bill Lobeck
QuikTrip Corporation
The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation
State of Oklahoma
The Opportunity Project
The Bama Companies, Inc.
The Grace and Franklin Bernsen Foundation
The Lyon Foundation
Gayle and Robert Wagner
Grand Bank
KingPointe Village
Nathan Lovelle
Greg Mahaney
Nancy and Joseph McDonald
McElroy Manufacturing, Inc.
Joseph Mercuri
Ruth Nelson
ONE Gas
Rotary Club of Tulsa Foundation
The Barnett Family Foundation
The Chickasaw Nation
United States Treasury
United Way of Payne County
Scott Vaughn
$5,000 +
84 Hospitality Group
Allen Family Foundation Fund
Nancy Austin
Bank of Oklahoma Foundation
Tamara Benson
BMO Harris Bank
Graham Brannin
Megan and Andy Brown
Cherokee Nation Businesses
Connie and Jeff Cope
David E. and Cassie L.
Temple Foundation
Devon Energy
Wendy and Gentner Drummond
Molly and Colin Dubois
Fifth Generation Inc (Tito’s)
Frederic Dorwart Law Office
Kerry Gilbert
April and Bill Graif
Grant Thornton, LLP
Burt Holmes
JP Morgan Chase Bank
Lake Area United Way
Liz and Shane Marchand
Matrix Service Company
Carol McNern
Meshri Family
Mott-MacLeod Family Trust
Muskogee Creek Nation Casinos
Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission
Omni Air International
ONEOK, Inc
Phillips 66
Piper and Calum Raffle
Charitable Fund
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Prosperity Bank
Schnake Turnbo Frank, Inc.
Spirit AeroSystems
The Columbus Foundation
The Fulton and Susie Collins Foundation
The Gelvin Foundation
The Helmerich Trust
The Sam Viersen Family Foundation
Rebecca Thompson
Tulsa Foundation
United Way of North Central Oklahoma
Shonda Wagner
WeStreet Credit Union
$1,000 +
AAK USA
ABB
Ada Regional United Way
SueAnn Alexander
American Fidelity Foundation
Anchor Stone Company
Ardent Mills
Madison Baird
BancFirst - Stillwater
BankFirst - Tulsa
Benefits Unlimited LLC
Becky and Todd Carver
Big Lots Foundation
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma
BlueSky Bank
BNSF Railway Foundation
Kevin Bratz
Deborah Rae Breedlove
Brewer Construction Co. of Eastern Oklahoma Inc.
Kenny Brown
Shawnna Brown
Rita and Taylor Burke
Kennedy Burrows
Jason Butler
CEC Corporation
Jacob Chapman
Chevron Phillips Chemical Co.
CITGO Petroleum Corporation
Clyde and Anita Becker Foundation, INC
Rebecca and Markham Collins
Commerce Bank
Community Care
ConocoPhillips PC
Cornerstone Credit Union Foundation
Pamela and Paul Crawford
Susan Crenshaw
Barbara Cuite
Jeff Cullison
Alex Curtis
Diversified System Resources
Eric Duerr
Steve Edwards
Eide Bailly LLP
Mark Enterline
Explorer Pipeline Foundation Fund
Amber Fahler
Shonda and Curtis Fisher
Flintco LLC
Freese Family Foundation, Inc.
GableGotwals
Gateway First Bank
Lynn Flinn and Rocky Goins
Stephania and Brian Grober
Cara Hair
Hall Estill Attorneys at Law
Ann Halligan
Susan and Jim Harris
Margaret Hawkins
Samantha Hendricks
Hern Family Foundation
Carol Hoff
HoganTaylor LLP
Bambi Hora
Amanda and Kent Hudson
Katie Hutto
James and Susannah Adelson
Family Foundation
Jess L. and Miriam B.
Stevens Foundation
Elizabeth Kane
Keurig Dr Pepper
Kiwanis Club of Bartlesville
K.S. Adams Foundation
Christy and John Lindsay
Mabrey Bank
Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P.
Mariner Wealth Advisors
William Mathews
Jill Maud
Debra McDaniel
Metal Goods Manufacturing
Linda and Jim Moore
Mother Murphy’s Flavors
NORDAM
Shannon O’Doherty
OGI Process Equipment, Inc.
Oklahoma Capital Bank
Osage Casino
John Palzer
Natalie and Zach Parker
Joan and Jerry Parkhurst
Mary Pasque
Paycom
Matthew Porter and Jennifer
Wyckoff Porter
Pediatric Healthcare Fund
PPC Industries, Inc.
Precise Food Ingredients, Inc.
PSO Contribution Fund
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Reasor’s Corporate
Isaac Rocha
Cindy Roecker
JoAnn Schaub
Security Bank
Senior Star Management Company
Omar Silva
Blane Snodgrass
Denny Southard
Parker Stephenson
Stillwater Design
Cheryl Sumners
Jane and Larry Swinney
The Mary K. Chapman Foundation
The Robert S. & Helen Grey
Trippet Foundation, Inc.
The Trust Company of Oklahoma
The Williams Companies, Inc.
Tinker Federal Credit Union
TTCU Cares Foundation
Tulsa Post Society of American Engineers
$500 +
Advantage Plumbing Heating and Cooling
Mary Ahlgren
Nicole Amend
Becky and Mike Bagby
Arvest Bank
Bartlesville Lions Club
Libby Billings
Bob Soza Charitable Fund
Barbara Bowles
Jackie Brooks
Pat and Arnold Brown
Austin Buerge
Stacey Butterfield
Michael Cale
Nicole Cameron
Penny Carnino
Kelley Davis Chilcoat
Michelle and Aaron Choquette
Kathy Clear
Jennifer Cook
Will Cope
Lauren Corbut
Cristy and Jeffrey A. Cox
Mary Davey
Tyson Foods Inc.
Margaret and Robert Wagner
Susie Wellendorf
Liza and Darrel Wenzel
Wenzel Creative + Strategy
Curtis White
Williams Companies Fund
Brenda and Pat Wilson
Andrew Witter
Barbara Wollmershauser
Rebecca and Chuck Wootten
Shagah Zakerion
Chris Zenthoefer
Teresa and Mike L. Dillon
Kelley and Milton Donaghey
Pamela Eccleston
Edward Jones
Steven Erkenbeck
Ferguson
First National Bank & Trust
Becky and Jack Frank
Hans Gann
Gearhead Outfitters
Rosie Graheck
Lari and Jason Gulley
Deanne and Dow Hughes
James C and Susan E Harris
Charitable Trust
Jane Phillips Society
Doug Kinzie
Debby Lemaster
Lessley Foundation
Sharon Mancini
Anne and Mark Mannell
Mark Nelson
Kimberly Nickell
Dedra and Mark Phillips
Patti Pyle
David Rackley
Piper and Calum Raffle
Tricia and Duane Richards
Lisa Riggs
Maggie Robinson
Stacey Schmidt
Tom Schroedter
Tamra and R. David Sheehan
Dan Simoni
Donita Smith
Jilliana Stauffer
Geena Stidman
Faith Storck
Terri Taylor
Cassie Reese Tipton and Evan Tipton
Todd Family Charitable Foundation
Amy Trogdon
Truity Credit Union
Kenneth Tyrrell
Verizon Foundation
Susan Williams
Suzanne Wills
$250 +
Jennifer Annis
Natalie Aragon
Henry Bishop
Herb Bishop
Brookdale Senior Living
Chay Chinsethagid
Exchange Bank
Gwyn Monte Evens
Amanda and Bryce French
Douglas Glenn
Juana Gomez
Nancy and Jim Hicks
$100 +
A&M Engineering
Pallavi Agarwal
Isabel Allen
Marsha Allen
Amazon
American Heritage Bank
Alison Anthony
Baker Animal Clinic, LLC
Michael Banks
Andrea Bankston
Amanda Barcus
Katherine and Ely Bates
BDA Zarrow Pointe
Kevin Bennett
Angelia Berkstresser
Valerie Bloodgood
Stacy Boyd
Adrian Bradley
Leah Brooks
Gayla and Frank Broostin
Amy Brown
Chris Brown
Sydney Brown
Jeanette and Terry Kern
Cyndi Kernan
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Rita Lack
Karen Keith and Patrick Malloy, III
Yolanda and Wes Mitchell
Regina Moon
Sharon Moyer
Jane Mudgett
Roberta Preston and Doug Napier
Mary Beth Nesser
Ally Olson
Samuel Peled
Terry Brown
Stephanie Brucks
Gloria and H.W. Buehring
Missy Burchette
Jerry Carberry
Ruth Cavins
Jana Kay Cheaney
Jonathan Comer
Christa Coover
Dylan Cope
Monty Cosby
Betty Dalrymple
Patricia Darlington
Dawn Campbell and Farhad Daroga
Abbey Davis
Hayden Davis
Sharon Davis
Digi-Lumen Technologies, LLC
Jean Dix
Phuong Do
Suzanne and Ryan Dodson
Doenges Family of Autos
Janice Dreiling
Physical Therapy Central
Stephanie and Daniel Regan
Alice Ririe
Marie and James B. Saatkamp
Lesa Smaligo
Leslie Snyder
Connie Stauter
Stillwater Medical Center
Stride Bank
The Honorable Robert LaFortune
Abigail Wendt
Vanessa and Ford Drummond
Heather Earl
Ellen Edwards
Elite Media Group
Nancy Elliott
Jennifer Ellis
Mary Beth Emde
Sarah Eppinger
Sheila and Gary L. Evans
Amy Evens
Cynthia Evens
Susan and William Flynn
Megan Garcia
Marni Gesinski
Melissa Gilliland
Kristen Gillman
Shivrajpal Grewal
Sarah Hansel
Brian Harrison
Nancy and Kim Hauger
Tasha Hendershot
Lisa Henderson-Hill
Sean Herring
Beth Hesling
Eric Hilaire
Donnie House
Matt Hull
Carrie Humphries
Rachel and Dean Hutchings
Jennifer Jackson
Nancy Jamison
Palmer Johnson
Wanda and David Johnson
Dan Keleher
Christina Kelly
Natasha Kime
Ryan Kirk
Janie Kirkpatrick
Charlotte Koske
Shannon Latchem
Tonya Leeson
Amy Loskota
Colleen McCarty
Elizabeth McCullagh
Katie McDaniel
Melinda McDaniel
Mark McGill
Jennifer and Doug McIver
Jennifer McMillan
Mandy Monahan
Angie Moran
In-Kind
Aberson’s Inc
Adrienne Turner Photography
Amanda Stratford Photography
Bartlesville Community Center
Biga
Boomarang Diner, Inc.
Cooper and Mill Brewing Company
Cox Business
Daley Concierge
Jimmy Dresher
Amber Moussafia-Hasting
Amy Newsome
Carol Olson
Rebecca Parks
Flora and Robert Paul
Paypal
Dana Peace
Rachel and Leon Phillippi
Yamila Pons
Ashley Primm
Erik Ragsdale
Donna Ramey
Miranda Rine
Ian Ritchey
Neil Roberts
Patrick Roberts
Trudy Ross
Leslie Runyan
Katie Sawicki
Kari Schults
Constance Seay
Katie Segner
Patrick Sharp
Teresa Shults
Sara Siems
Leslie Sikes
Jeremy Simmons
Phyllis and Wayne Sloan
Frontier Hotel
Garden Deva Sculpture Company
Glacier Confection
Inn at Price Tower
JD Young
Kendra Scott
Ladies of Virtue
McNellie’s Group
Modern Felt
Nowata Road Liquor
Alicia Slyter
Raymond Standridge
Ida and David Stangl
Jerod Stanton
Suzann Stewart
Dee and Richard Stout
Leigh Strahler
Pat Stunkard
Randy Sullivan
Sunrise Tulsa Rotary Foundation
Dana Sutton
Hillary and Stephen Sutton
The Hawley Group, Inc.
Barbara and Josh B. Turner
Leslie Umfleet
Barry Vincent
Morgan Wagner
Joyce and Bob D. Washam
James C. West
Jennifer White
Kristin Williams
Eric Wilson
Elizabeth and Robert Winchester
Tyra Woodard
Jessica Woollard
Karen Zwanch
Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation
Philbrook Museum of Art, Inc.
Quik Print
Spears Travel
Stillwater YMCA
Stonecloud Stillwater
Patio & Taproom
The Summit
Tulsa State Fair
Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve
Our 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.
“Ours is a circle of friendships united by ideals.”
- Juliette Gordon Low
