Empower Her
Impact & Updates for Supporters
A note from our Girl Scout sister, Christina Boyle
Hi! My name is Christina Boyle. I am the Troop Leader for Troop 68 out of Hickman, Kentucky.
I am also a Service Unit Manager, Area Vice Chair, member of our Board of Directors, a volunteer trainer, volunteer recruiter, the volunteer coordinator for Via Colori Street Painting Festival, and a legacy donor.
In my opinion, it is so incredibly important to leave a legacy with Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana, because not only are we helping the girls of today, but we are building a solid foundation for the girls of the future.
My favorite part about doing all I do is watching girls grow and succeed in life. On top of that is the lifelong friendships that not only my girls have made, but I have made as well!
As a legacy donor, I know that I am leaving crucial help to the girls of tomorrow and helping build a future for our amazing organization and community.
Christina
Powering Girls’ Potential
With support from our generous donors like you, we're removing barriers and providing more financial assistance for memberships, camp opportunities, fun programming, and so much more.
Thank you for helping build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
Providing Membership Financial Assistance (2025, as of August 12)
$105,131 in support
$22,806 for 734 adults
$82,324 for 1,789 girls
Camp & Outdoor Leadership Scholarships (2025, as of August 12)
$55,690 supporting 281girls
Pool Replacement Capital Campaign at Camp Shantituck (Goal: $1 million)
$934,167 secured
Invest in Girls. Change the World.
Girl Scouts Give Patch Program
We believe Girl Scouting is for every girl, regardless of their circumstances or their family’s financial situation. The purpose of the Girl Scouts Give patch program is to help you understand the importance of supporting your Girl Scout sisters through investments of your time, talent, and treasure.
Girl Scouts learn:
The first planned gift in the Girl Scout Movement came from our founder, Juliette Gordon Low. After converting the carriage house of her home into the first Girl Scout national headquarters, she gifted the property to Girl Scouts in her will Become a member of the Juliette Gordon Low Society and carry on her legacy by making Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana a beneficiary of your estate plans.
Ways to be a philanthropist How to be a sister to every Girl Scout Why donating to Girl Scouts is important
How to use things you’re doing every day to create good in their community
The Girl Scouts Give patch program is open to all Girl Scout grade levels Daisy through Ambassador.
Camp Shantituck Pool is Now Open!
In early 2023, Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana’s Board of Directors approved a $1 million capital campaign for needed renovations of the Camp Shantituck pool and shower house.
Where We Are: The First Big Splash
Thanks to the generosity of donors like you, Phase One of our Pool Capital Campaign is making a splash! Construction is complete of the brand-new pool and already full of laughter, learning, and leadership in action. Every gift has helped bring this long-awaited dream to life.
What’s Next: Phase Two Renovations
Next up: renovating the existing pool house and surrounding amenities to better serve Girl Scouts for generations to come. We’re preserving the original structure while making thoughtful upgrades based on camper and volunteer feedback
Pooling our Resources
This vital addition to camp is made possible by our wonderful donors. Our $1 million capital campaign will be successful only through the partnership, sponsorships and committed benefactors like you. This capital campaign is a big vision, and a wonderful once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to invest in the Girl Scouts outdoor experience. Your drop in the bucket will contribute with others to replace and modernize the swimming pool facilities at Camp Shantituck for generations of future Kentuckiana Girl Scouts.
Tonya Schweitzer Chief Development Officer
Dusty Siravo Donor Relations and Development Manager
