2024 Annual Report
Our Mission: Building girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.
Our Impact
Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma is delighted to share over 5,500 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.
2,423
3,131 Adult Members
Girl Members
11 Scholarships Awarded to Girl Scouts
974,120 Packages of Cookies Sold
1,990 Adults Completed Training
105 Girls earned Girl Scout Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards
10,458 Badges, Pins and Awards earned
Financial Assistance Awarded
$41,193 Youth
$2,335 Adults
2,101
602
STEM
STEM badges earned
Girls attended council STEM programs
34 Adults attended STEM trainings
Most Popular STEM Badge for Daisy Girl Scouts: Craft and Tinker
In Girl Scouts, girls experience science, technology, engineering, and math through engaging activities that relate to their interests to impact the world.
Our programs give girls training, mentoring, and hands-on experiences to help them understand the value of STEM to society and the options for their own related career paths. Girls see how STEM activities and careers are relevant to them through
engaging activities like building a robot to solve problems in Robotics, programming an avatar in Digital Game Design to help their community, and using shapes and numbers to create natureinspired art in the Math in Nature badges.
Outdoors
1,855
781 92%
Outdoor badges earned
Campers at Tallchief, Swannie and Wah-Shah-She
of girl campers displayed confidence in themselves & their abilities
Most Popular Outdoors Badge for Cadette Girl Scouts: Archery
For over 100 years, Girl Scouts have explored the outdoors, strengthened their skills, and deepened their commitment to environmental stewardship.
Through activities like horseback riding, swimming, canoeing, archery, hiking, wakeboarding, yoga, and more, they challenge themselves, build confidence, and discover the wonders of nature.
A dedicated STEM track includes projects with women engineers, rocket launches, chemistry experiments, and creative activities like painting and tie-dye.
Through outdoor programming, girls expand their skills, and become lifelong stewards of the natural world.
Life Skills
140 3,924
Life Skills badges earned
Individuals served through Girl Scouts Beyond Bars
174
528
Girl Scouts develop essential life skills through hands-on experiences in first aid, finance, civic engagement, and critical thinking. Workshops and events like “Whodunnit? Mystery Weekend” challenge girls to problem-solve in creative ways.
Girl Scouts Beyond Bars (GSBB) supports girls with incarcerated parents through mentorship, troop meetings, and structured reunification visits—often a child’s only inperson family contact. Parents participate in workshops to strengthen relationships,
Girls served through Staff-Led Troops
Financial and Money education badges earned
and in 2024, the “Dads & Daughters” pilot expanded to serve girls with either parent incarcerated in Oklahoma.
Staff-Led Troops bring Girl Scouting to Title I schools and community centers, reaching girls in under-resourced areas. By providing mentorship, life skills, and a safe space to grow, these troops help girls build confidence, leadership, and resilience.
296 1,798 Cookie Packages sold
Entrepreneurship badges earned $
Girls in the Super Seller Club for 800+ Cookie Packages sold
974,120
120 Junior Girl Scouts earned their My Cookie Team badge!
All Girl Scouts have access to experiences that build leadership, innovation, and an entrepreneurial mindset. They gain the confidence to take risks, the skills to shape their own future, and the drive to make a difference.
Yet, financial literacy is often overlooked in traditional education. Many parents struggle to discuss money, schools don’t always teach it effectively, and most programs start too late—despite experts saying money habits form as early as age seven.
Girl Scouts bridges this gap with hands-on financial empowerment and entrepreneurship programming for all
ages, from kindergartners to high school seniors. Through events, troop activities, and camp programs, girls develop critical money habits, confidence, and business skills that benefit them for life.
Participating in the cookie program empowers Girl Scouts’ adventures throughout the year as they learn key skills to excel in future careers and in life. Through using different sales methods, Girl Scouts gain people skills, learn to set goals, make smart decisions, and more. Girl Scouts, like all entrepreneurs, are always coming up with new and innovative ways to reach additional customers and market their businesses.
Adult Recognitions
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.
2024 Years of Service
45 Years
Bambi Hora
2024 Years of Membership
20 Years
Jamie McClanahan
Bridgit Offer
25 Years
Chelsea Johnston
Lisa White
Britney Wilson
30 Years
LeeAnn Heraghty
35 Years
Susan Crenshaw
Marni Gesinski
45 Years
Stephanie Brucks
50 Years
Becky Simpson
Appreciation Pin
Michelle Baker
Destiny Ellis
Chelsea Johnson
Tina Mixer
Honor Pin
Amy Conner
Elizabeth Davis
Ashley Fernandez
Susan Lamkin
Cierra Warner
Melissa Reudy
Thanks Badge
Kelly Dietzel
Tippy Hawkins
Leslie Dawn Wright
Thanks Badge II
Susan Crenshaw
(Oct. 1, 2023 - Sept. 30, 2024)
Revenue Statement of Activities
Expenses
Statement of Financial Position
(as of Sept. 30, 2024)
Current Assets
$2,518,772
Investments $605,566
Land, buildings and equipment, net $11,618,275
Beneficial interest in assets held by others $58,835
Total Assets
$14,801,448
Liabilities & Net Assets
Current Liabilities
Long-term debt, less current maturities
Total Liabilities
$1,487,954
$1,724,254
$3,212,208 Net Assets: $11,589,240 Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$14,801,448
Source: Consolidated Financial Statements, September 30, 2024
2024 Board of Directors
* Will rotate off the board in April 2025 after serving a final two-year term, unless elected as officers
Officers
Nancy Austin, Board Chair
Shannon O’Doherty, First Vice Chair
JoAnn Schaub, Second Vice Chair
Directors-at-Large
SueAnn Alexander
Nicole Amend
Ashley Bhinhar
Mauralee Boersma
Amy Brown
Megan Brown S.
Executive
Staff
Regina Moon President and CEO
Ex officio Board Officer
Jessica Phillips
Chief Financial Officer
Ex officio Board Officer
Stacey Schmidt, Third Vice Chair
Becky Wootten, Secretary
Susan Williams, Treasurer
Tamara
Sharon
Patrick