Annual Impact Report 2021-2022

A Message from the Board Chair & CEO

Dear Friends of Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey,

During our fiscal year 2022, Girl Scouts celebrated 110 years of preparing girls for a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success, and we couldn’t be prouder to share the highlights from our year, recognizing the many accomplishments of our 18,000 Girl Scouts in northern New Jersey. Through the support of our valued volunteers, Board of Directors, staff, donors and members, our Girl Scouts participated in a wide range of program activities, take action projects, and initiatives across our four pillars of STEM, the Outdoors, Life Skills, and Entrepreneurship, which enabled them to gain experience along with courage and confidence.

At Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey, 2022 was a year of transition and also of growth as we welcomed a new President/Chief Executive Officer, saw tremendous growth in contributed income through donations, sold 27% more Girl Scout Cookies than the year prior, and expanded our community engagement outreach capabilities to better meet diversity, equity, inclusion, and racial justice objectives. We saw a return to travel and to Broadway, exceeded our membership goals, logged hundreds of miles hiking and backpacking, and celebrated three years of Gold Award Girl Scouts with a special event.

What we love to see are the incredible connections our Girl Scouts have built with each other and their communities. We value the sisterhood that is fostered through Girl Scouting and know that as girls learn about how to support each other and create healthy relationships, they can together make changes in their community. We are so proud of the way that our Girl Scouts are making the world a better place.

We remain committed to delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to engage and inspire girls to find their voice. We continue to innovate and find ways to better connect in our community for the benefit of the girls. And most importantly, we thank you so much for your partnership and all you do to provide the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to the 18,000 Girl Scouts in northern New Jersey.

Sincerely,

Bette M. Simmons, Ed.D. Chair, Board of Directors

Sandra A. Kenoff, President/CEO

Bette M. Simmons

Ed.D., Board Chair

Shanna Jafri

1st Vice Chair

Veronica Ross

2nd Vice Chair

Krista Korinis

Secretary/Interim Treasurer

Sandra A. Kenoff

President/Chief Executive Officer

Leslie Achter

Jill Andersen

Delia Blackler Perretta

Karyllan Dodson Mack

Leslie Franklin

Danielle Furze

Pia House Walker

Germaine Lacqua

Matthew Lamb

James M. McCreedy

Christyl Lucille Murray

Joe Pennisi

Nashira Spencer

Nikki Sumpter

Lisa Torres, Ed.D.

Girl Representatives

Lula Duda

Bodhi Mathur

Madeline Tubbs

Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey Board of Directors

Program Highlights

At Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey, Fiscal Year 2022 was a year of transition and growth as we welcomed a new President/Chief Executive Officer, Sandra A. Kenoff, and continued to return to in-person events as we emerged from the pandemic.

We remained committed to delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to engage and inspire girls to find their voice, and strived to serve girls in all ZIP codes to help them reach their full potential through participation in Girl Scouting.

In addition to program activities focused on the program’s pillars of STEM, Outdoors, Life Skills, and Entrepreneurship, Girl Scouts held a collaborative event with actor and Girl Scout alum, Kristen Bell, on May 19. Girls who purchased extended-year Girl Scout memberships or renewed their memberships early for 2022-2023, were invited to the Paint Your World Purple event, during which the actress introduced her children’s book, “The World Needs More Purple People,” and discussed the importance of being inquisitive, having a great work ethic, being your true self, and developing connections with others as a “purple person” and a Girl Scout.

As the 13th largest Girl Scout council in girl and adult membership (out of 111), ranking fourth in overall retention, we served nearly 18,000 girl members and almost 10,000 adult members in Bergen, Passaic, Morris, Sussex, and northern Warren counties of New Jersey.

To better engage with girls in grades K-5, we held Daisy & Brownie Sparkling Adventure and Winter Wonderland sessions for girls who were new to Girl Scouts and hosted 415 girl participants. As a result, 131 adult volunteers stepped up to be troop leaders from these efforts.

Program Highlights

More than 5,553 girls and 1,612 adults participated in a variety of program activities at our council. Our Trailblazers hiking and backpacking group led 150 members on weekend trips that included trekking across New Jersey’s portion of the Appalachian Trail. More than 60 girls joined our robotics teams to compete in FIRST TECH and FIRST LEGO events, and our Steel Magnolias FIRST TECH team ended their season in the top 10% of the 220 robotics teams in the state.

We celebrated the 110th Anniversary of the Girl Scout movement during 2022, and conducted several large-scale events including a:

• Virtual Financial Literacy Program for Girl Scouts of all levels sponsored by Morgan Stanley

• Girls Go Grand…Canyon staff-led excursion to Arizona

• Council-wide Girl Scout Cookie Rally at Nickelodeon Universe in the American Dream mall

• Girl Scout Gold Award & 110th Anniversary Celebration at The Legacy Castle in Pompton Plains

13th Largest Council out of 111 in girl & adult membership

5,553 girls & 1,612 adults participated in program activities

150 members hiked as GSNNJ Trailblazers

1,002 girls served through Community Engagement programs

1,290 girls attended GSNNJ camp

60+ girls participated in GSNNJ Robotics

91 girls earned the Girl Scout Gold Award

348 girls earned the Girl Scout Silver Award

525 girls earned the Girl Scout Bronze Award

1,640,530 Girl Scout Cookie packages sold 132,604 cookie packages donated

Membership By Program Level

Served nearly 18,000 Girl Members and almost 10,000 Adult Members.

4,435

4,687

3,721

3,014

1,194

Fall Product & Girl Scout Cookie Programs

By participating in this year’s Fall Product Program and Girl Scout Cookie Program, Girl Scouts learned valuable sales and business skills and raised funds to support their troop’s activities and take-action projects. We began our cookie program season with the introduction of a new cookie flavor, Adventurefuls —a brownie-inspired cookie featuring a caramel-flavored crème, a hint of sea salt, and a chocolate drizzle in the middle with a name that echoes the Girl Scout experience.

Fall Product Program

• 4,104 girls participated

• Girl Scout Troops earned a total of $101,417.84 in Troop Proceeds

Girl Scout Cookie Program

• 13,992 girls participated

• 10,729 girls utilized the Digital Cookie platform

• 1,010,377 packages were sold via Digital Cookie as shipped, donated, and girl-delivered orders

• Per Girl Average for FY22 increased to 117 packages

• GSNNJ Troops earned a total of $1,347,961.95 in Troop Proceeds

Cookies from Home

The following organizations were the 2022 recipients of donated packages from the Cookies from Home program.

Center for Food Action

Coupons for Community

Dover Town Hall/Ecuadorian Club

Eagle Angels

Ecuadorian Club

Eva’s Kitchen

First Reformed Church of Saddle Brook

Great Falls Rotary Military Assistance Pantry

Interfaith Food Pantry

Market Street Mission

Mt. Pilgrim Church

New Hope Food Pantry

Operation Jersey Cares

Roxbury Township Public Assistance

Salvation Army

School #10 Paterson

Sparta Ecumenical Food Pantry

Table of Hope

Trinity Lutheran Church

Vernon Food Pantry

WGT, Newark

Gold Award Girl Scouts

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the mark of the truly remarkable and proof that not only can Girl Scouts make a difference, but through their Gold Award projects, they already have. Seniors and Ambassadors who earn the Gold Award tackle issues that are dear to them and drive lasting change in their communities and beyond. The Gold Award is a key that can open doors to scholarships, preferred admission tracks for college, and amazing career opportunities. The following are the GSNNJ Girl Scouts who earned their Gold Awards this year.

Andover

Skyla Squiers

Bloomingdale

Joanna Catalano

Camryn Keegan

Chatham

Arni Seth

Clifton

Casey Wellins

Closter

Rachel Rudin

East Hanover

Alexandra Allonardo

Kelly Cincotta

Fair Lawn

Jessica Olshefski

Erika Toliao

Florham Park

Mary Korab

Fort Lee

Ella Hattem

Sarah Silver

Franklin Lakes

Lauren Lim

Giulia Silverstein

Glen Rock

Abigail Boyle

Talia Gutnikov

Glenwood

Brianna Van Orden

Hackettstown

Vaibhavi Borra

Ho-Ho-Kus

Caileigh Mapes

Devon O’Grady

Long Valley

Elizabeth Paolella

Caitryn Tronoski

Madison

Ava DeFilippis

Mahwah

Olivia Fitzgerald

Maywood

Ava Febre

Mendham

Fiona Sipple

Midland Park

Sam Padovano

Morris Plains

Kareena Khubchanndani

Nishka Singh

Emma Vales

Morristown

Valencia Julien

Mount Tabor

Katelyn Badke

Kiera Duffy

Mountain Lakes

Lula Duda

Lindsay Gellert

Sarah McAuliffe

Gillian Strauss

New York City, NY

Mary Stoker

New Milford

Marcia Chen

Newfoundland

Jacquelyn Johnson

Oak Ridge

Skyler Christie

Oakland

Mollie Good

Giselle Mastrofilippo

Christy Zola

Oradell

Caitlin Gallagher

Erinn Rebhun

Sarah Shenman

Ani Tartaglione

Paramus

Anushka Nair

Park Ridge

Nicole Larghi

Pompton Plains

Victoria Chavez

Ramsey

Riley Becker

Emma Cohen

Ava De Meo

Hannah Mannion

Olivia Rocha

Randolph

Megan Serwick

Ridgewood

Neve Driscoll

Lydia Han Hyunsuh

Emily Schmitt

Alana Tagliabue

Meera Trivedi

Olivia Yevchak

River Edge

Anushka Dhariwal

Antonella Rodio

Marcella Rodio

Lauren Velazquez

River Vale

Sofia Alvarez

Rockaway

Kaitlyn Erickson

Analiese Haag

Saddle Brook

Molly Naegely

Saddle River

Alessandra Paganessi

Sparta

Alexandra Karanikas

Stanhope

Zoe Rizzo

Stirling

Elizabeth Vreeland

Sussex

Rylee Both

Tenafly

Madison Situ

Upper Saddle River

Caleigh Amano

Olivia Asteris

Bella O’Callaghan

Leah Rimland

Kaitlyn Shang

Hansa Suresh

Wayne Julia Huth

Gianna Scaglione

Wharton

Mahi Gupta

Wyckoff

Rebekah Eng

Ariana Giammanco

Carly Griffin

Kathryn Haig

Girl Scout Adventures

On March 12, 2022, Girl Scouts of the USA marked 110 years of building girls or courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

On July 13, 2022, after being apart during the pandemic years, we gathered in-person and celebrated our problem solvers, go-getters, dreamers, and doers, who are creating a better future for us all. We held a Girl Scout Gold Award and 110th Anniversary Celebration at The Legacy Castle in Pompton Plains, N.J. and celebrated the accomplishments of our Girl Scouts from the previous 3 years, including the following outstanding achievements.

Our Gold Award Girl Scout Aria Chalileh was a GSUSA 2022 National Scholarship Recipient for her Peer-to-Peer Vaping Awareness Campaign. Aria’s Gold Award project addressed the growing vaping epidemic in her community and its potential health consequences, specifically in youth. She utilized a peer-to-peer educational approach to inform youth about deceptive marketing and the harmful effects of vaping.

Working with local school officials and youth advocates she conducted virtual and in-person presentations for students at different schools. To increase adult awareness of this issue, Aria reached out to mayors, town newspapers, and libraries, and utilized social media. Social media was key in promoting her message. She recorded her presentation on YouTube, created trendy content for her @ditchthevape Instagram account, created a YouTube video entitled “Incorruptible,” and wrote and published the article, “Anatomy of the Vaping Epidemic.”

Audrey Pagan, a Girl Scout Senior from Morris Plains, reached a major hiking milestone during this year—one she achieved largely in part due to her membership in Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey’s Trailblazers hiking and backpacking group. As a long-time Trailblazers member, Audrey had tackled 66 miles or nearly 90% of the New Jersey stretch of the Appalachian Trail, which spans 74 miles. Audrey’s participation in countless Trailblazers excursions helped her rack up most of her miles on the Appalachian Trail, and she completed her final stretch of the trail on June 28, 2022.

Not only did Trailblazers position Audrey to meet this impressive hiking milestone, it also taught her and her fellow group members valuable outdoor skills such as map reading, trail etiquette, packing for day and overnight hikes, knife safety, cooking and food storage, tent set-up and more. Our Trailblazers program reinforces the importance of time outdoors for girls, which is one of the four pillars of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience.

When Gold Award Girl Scout Valencia Julien was determining the focus of her Girl Scout Gold Award Project, she wanted to pick something close to her heart. Since witnessing the effects of Alzheimer’s on her grandparents firsthand, Valencia has become an advocate for Alzheimer’s awareness and education, especially for children, and has been a volunteer at the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater New Jersey. Knowing how difficult it can be for children to comprehend the toll the disease can take on their loved ones, she was inspired to write a children’s book titled, “Giselle Learns About Alzheimer’s” to explain the disease in simple terms and illustrate some of its effects.

Since African Americans are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease as older white Americans and less likely to be diagnosed in earlier stages of the disease, Valencia’s book is an especially powerful tool to enhance awareness of the disease and help educate children in African American communities and beyond whose loved ones may be impacted by Alzheimer’s. Recognizing her valuable contributions, the Morris County branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) honored Valencia with their 90th Anniversary Freedom Fund Youth Council Award. Since publishing the book, Valencia is amplifying the reach of her story, holding workshops to teach elementary aged children about Alzheimer’s. Valencia’s book can be downloaded for free on Lulu.com and an audio book is available on YouTube in several languages.

Lake Rickabear & Jockey Hollow Camps

Girl Scout camp is where girls thrive in the great outdoors, and in summer 2022 at our Jockey Hollow Day Camp in Mendham and Lake Rickabear Day Camp in Kinnelon, girls had fun acquiring new skills in a safe and supportive all-girl environment with a variety of opportunities to learn, grow, and build courage, confidence, and character. Girls engaged in cooking, riding horses, zip lining, archery, woodworking, and more.

• 1,290 girls participated in our summer camps

• 724 girls attended Jockey Hollow Day Camp

• 566 girls attended Lake Rickabear Day Camp

Community Engagement

Continuing our efforts to address diversity, equity, and inclusion, we established a Community Engagement department with a core focus on serving girls in under-resourced and emerging communities within our jurisdiction. This department’s initiatives included providing staff-led Girl Scouting opportunities throughout the school year during lunch hours and after school, as well as program activities during summer months with our Celebrate Girls Summer Program and other collaborations with city recreation departments.

• 1,002 girls were introduced to Girl Scouting

• 649 girls participated in school programs

• 353 girls participated in summer programs

We also introduced Girl Scouts Lead, a 12-week Community Engagement program that helps girls engage in the Girl Scout Leadership Experience with a special focus on learning how businesses can help others, exploring STEM careers, discovering how to stand against racism and pledge to work for a just society, practicing mental wellness, creating positive change in the community, and more.

Celebrate Girls Summer Program

At our Celebrate Girls Summer Program in Paterson, we served 127 girls during seven one-week sessions held in July and August. Activities included outdoor games, nature walks, sports, swimming, arts and crafts, drama, dance, hands-on science activities, book club, and earning Girl Scout Badges. Weekly field trips on Wednesdays were to Urban Air, NY Aquarium, a Broadway Show, Jenkinson’s Aquarium, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Dream, Museum of Natural History, and Liberty Science Center. Weekly field trips to Lake Rickabear Camp in Kinnelon were held every Friday.

Annual Meeting & Adult Recognition Events

We held our 15th Annual Meeting virtually via Zoom on May 11, 2022. At the meeting, new GSNNJ Board members and Girl Representatives were sworn into office. Our Mission Moment speaker for the evening was Gold Award Girl Scout Valencia Julien from Morristown, who eloquently told the story of the inspiration for her Gold Award project, which addressed the issue of Alzheimer’s awareness and education for children.

The 2022 Adult Recognition Event was held in September at The Cosmopolitan in Wayne. We are so grateful for our volunteers and we were happy to be able to celebrate their accomplishments in-person once again with over 200 volunteers and staff in attendance.

Women of Achievement

Women of Achievement 2022, our largest fundraiser of the year, was celebrated at the Westmount Country Club on April 6, 2022. There were more than 320 guests in attendance and an active silent auction online. The event raised over $200,000 to help expand the impact and reach of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience in northern New Jersey.

We honored these extraordinary local women leaders for their personal and professional accomplishments:

Pia House Walker, Senior Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer, St. Joseph’s Health

Farhanna Sayegh, Multicultural Marketing Director, CQ fluency

Carol A. Vargas, Vice President, Integrated Care, Atlantic Health System

O’Kneeka I. Roberts, Account Executive, Salesforce (Elinor J. Ferdon Young

Woman of Promise)

Betty A. Garger, Former Chief Executive Officer, Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey

(Mitzi Golbek Spirit of Girl Scouting Award)

Thank You to Our Donors

The following is a comprehensive list of our Donors in alphabetical order. We are grateful to all contributors and salute their choice to invest in the girls and volunteers of Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey. Every dollar makes a difference, but for the purpose of this report, we are listing the names of donations greater than $100. The list below represents contributors whose gifts were received from Oct. 1, 2021 - Sept. 30, 2022. Thank you to all of our donors for their continued support.

The Juliette Gordon Low Society recognizes donors who support the mission of Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey even after their lifetime through planned giving. It was established to thank and honor friends of Girl Scouting who choose to make Girl Scouts part of their legacies and a beneficiary of their estate plans. View our listing of JGL Society Donors.

The Circle of Friends Giving Society was founded in 2017 by generous champions of Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey who made multi-year pledges of $5,000 or more to ensure the long-term sustainability. View our listing of Circle of Friends Giving Society Donors.

Lynn Albala

Jamie Alexander

Raquel Amador

Doreen Amano

Amazon Smile Foundation

Jill Andersen

Amanda Angulo

Ann C. Smart Charitable Trust

Emily Aprea

Tony Argula

Divina Arpino

ASCO

Atlantic Health System

Avon Products, Inc.

Hyung Bae

Charles Baldi

Sungmi Bang

Edwin Barreto

Carol Barrett

Karen Bartlett

Bayer Employee Giving

Bayer Fund

BD

Behnke’s Paramus Building Supply

Lawrence Bell

Jennifer Bender

Elizabeth Benducci

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Bergen County Bar Foundation

Katherine Bickerton

Colleen Bilancia

Dorothy & Spotsel Bing

Margaret Blewett

Barbara Bolger

Lindsay Bondulich

Elizabeth Bonilla

Cheryl Boudalis

Laura Lee Bowens

Margaret Bowyer

Lisa Brady

Bressler, Amery, & Ross, P.C.

Mirlaine Brice

David Brotman

Aaron Brown

Amanda Brown

Lynnferd Brown

Kevin Browne

Michelle Bufano

Kristin Buffardi

Winifred Bunch

Kerry Cahaly

Judith Carey

Phyllis Casey

Denise Cauchard

Helen Cha-Pyo

Juhi Chawla

Hemma Chertkoff

Christine Cheung

Chipotle Mexican Grill

Staci Choi

Phil Choi

Chubb Charitable Foundation

Robert Cicchino

City of Passaic

Clyde Paul Insurance Agency

Sheryl Colligan

Cathy Coloff

Katie Cook

Wendy Costello

County College of Morris

CQ fluency

Crestmount Toyota Volkswagen

Claire Crowder

Deanna D’arrigo

Lisa Damore

Darmofalski Engineering Associates

Carol Dass

Kesley Davis

Mary Ann and Philip Deacon

Patti Deitz

Amanda DeMouthe

Martha DeYoung

Carole Diehl

Sandra DiNuzzo

Alan & Lara Dizdarevic

Tom Donato

Kori Donison

Michele Dreiblatt

Driscoll Foods

Karen Duncan

Barbara and Andrew Dunn

Gerry and Monica Eichman

Esther and Robert Endres

Equishare/PonyShare

Ernest Schacht Fund

Kat Esquiche

F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.

Frank and Kay Failla

Fair Lawn League of Women Voters

Myrna Fajardo

Caroline Fajolle

Megan Farrell

Renee Feldman

Lynn Ferraro

Betty Fetzer

Fidelity Charitable

Stacey Fierro

Kathleen A Finnegan

Joy Firshein

Leslie Fleischman

FMI

George D. Fosdick

Tevra Francis

Melinda Frangulova

Leslie Franklin

The Frelinghuysen Foundation

Adrienne Fulcher

Carol Gabel

Betty Garger

Giblin Associates

Girl Scouts of Central Southern NJ

Givinga Foundation, Inc.

Global Installation Resources, LLC

Erica Godun

Eric Golbek

Keshia Golding-Cooper

Susan Goldschrafe

Nazly Gonedes

Sally Gradle

Virginia Gravatt

Erin Gray

Lynn Gregorski

Cheryl Grimaldi

GSNNJ Allendale Service Unit

GSNNJ Florham Park Service Unit

GSNNJ Glen Rock Service Unit

GSNNJ Goffle Brook Service Unit

GSNNJ Hackettstown Service Unit

GSNNJ Hillsdale Service Unit

GSNNJ Lakedale Service Unit

GSNNJ Long Hill Serivce Unit

GSNNJ Mount Olive Service Unit

GSNNJ Rockaway Service Unit

GSNNJ Teaneck Service Unit

GSNNJ Washington TWP Service Unit

GSNNJ Wayne Serivce Unit

GSNNJ Wyckoff Service Unit

GSUSA

Frankie Guaraca

Hackensack Meridian Health

Maureen Haggerty

Liz Hall

Cindy Halliburton

Sharron Halpert

Lisa Hamm

Linda Hanlon

Kathie Harrington

Theresa and Michael Harvin

Mary Hayer

Laura Healy

David Hinckley

Ilan Hirschfeld

Jessica Hoffman

Stephen and Bonnie Holmes

Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of NJ

Elaine Houckes

Pia House Walker

Vicki Hruby

John Huber

Katherine Hughes

Susan Iannone

IBM Employee Services Center

Joe Reich

If You Care/Food Import Group

(SourceAtlantique)

Inserra Supermarkets Inc.

IT-Radix

Shanna and Rafi Jafri

Beth Johns

Dawn Johnson

Johnson & Johnson

Geraldine Joseph

Janine Kaelin

Mary Lynn Kearns

Kearny Bank

Elizabeth Keat

Keil Oil

Sandra Kenoff

Zaynab Khatib

Melissa Kiesche

Bob & Debbie Kirsch

Stephanie Kivett Ohnegian

Kiwanis Club of the Chathams

Marianne Klein

Steve Klein

Judson Kleinman

Anne Kolea

Erica Kolodziej

Krista and Justin Korinis

Debbie Kozell

Gary Kozlowski

Merryl Kramer

Anna Krepps

Lesley Kroczynski

Jane Kurek

L3Harris Technologies

Suzanne & Daniel La Rue Scarberry

Germaine Lacqua

Sandra Lainez

Lakeland Bank

Matt Lamb

Lauren Laner

Ginny Laughlin

Donna Lawson

Mineli Lechner

Jessica Lee

Susan Lee

Susan Leeds

Dennis Lennon

Betty Jo Lesonsky

Kevin Liau

Nicole & Christian Licciardi

Julie Lichtenstein

Lillian P. Schenck Fund

Carol Lindsay

Little Brownie Bakers

James Loeffler

Kayla Lombardo

Norma Lopez

Nicki Louloudis

Megan Lunde

Rosie & Harold Lunde

Nina Luongo

Jodi Lustgarten

M&T Bank

Marybeth Maciag

Karyllan & Joe Mack

JoAnne Madalena

Nona & Thomas Maher

Eileen Manning

Mara Marino

Alexander Marra

Alex Martinez

Jennifer Mazawey

James McCreedy

Colleen McManus

Carrie Meise

Jennifer Mendrzycki

Tracy Merwede

Susan Miller

Mellanice Miller

Patricia and William Milley

Christine Mirante

Mia Mischuk-O’Brien

Sarah Molnoski

Rebecca Moody

Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

Cheri Morris

Sharon Mullen

Diane E. Murray

Mutual of America

Jean Myers

Helene Nagurka

Janine Napierkowski

Elise Naramore

Alexandra Narrea

Wendy Natale

Neddie Nather

Joseph & Sharron Nazzaro

Danielle Nebres

Carol & Thomas Neilson

New Jersey Natural Gas

Margaret Nicolais

NJM Insurance Group

Novartis Pharmaceuticals Foundation

Debra Nydam

Nygala Corp/FLOMO

Therese O’Brian

Linda O’Sullivan

Jessica Occhipinti

OnePaterson

Order of the Evergreen

Theresa Pagan

Susan Pak

Palmer & Cay

Kelly & Robert Pampin

Patty Park

Kimara Patton

Beth & Kevin Paul

Joe Pennisi

Delia Perretta

Amy Pidgeon

Loren Pierce Alexis

Elizabeth Piercey

Robin Plattman

Pledgeling Foundation

PNC Bank

Police Superior Officers Association

Presbyterian Women

Jennifer Pressman

PSE&G

PSEG Foundation

Linda Quigley

R&J Strategic Communications

Mary-Jane Rader

Laura Ranji

Barbara Ravennati

Linda Reed

Dana Reynolds

Sarah Ritter

Michelle Roers

Sharon Roitman

Courtney Rosenkrantz

Veronica Ross

Dana Rothenberg

Kristina & Dennis Ryan

Z. I.Sanchez

Barbara Saunders-Adams

Jennifer Savastano

Farhanna B. Sayegh

Anita Sbarra

Angela Searles

Candy Shanks

Regan Sharkey

Wendy Shen

Rebecca Shields

Rosemarie Short

Mikele Simkins

Bette Simmons

Marissa Singh

Teri Situ

Kevin Slavin

Marybeth Smith

Monica Smith

Albry Smither

Mary Ellen Snow

Carol Sobh

Nashira Spencer

St. Joseph’s Health

Bob Stocus

Patricia Stush

Nikki Sumpter

Alia Suqi

Target Corporation

Tarpey Group

Derya Taskin

TGI Office Automation

The Merck Foundation

The Tudor Foundation

Tilcon New York Inc.

Kevin Torluccio

Lisa Torres

Total Relocation Services, LLC

Doris Tremble

Tri-Tech Energy Inc

Troop 96142

Troop 97439

Truist/Frontstream

Lisa Tubbs

Tudor Investment Corporation

Brian and Lissette Tufaro

Julie Vales

Alexa Varga

Sam Varga

Carol & Javier Vargas

Myriam Velez

Carolynn Vineis

Visions Federal Credit Union

Vicky and Amanda Von Dem Hagen

Stephen Waldman

Margaret Walk

Waste Management

Donna Watridge

Noreen and Robert Weidener

Rose Anne Weissel

Elmer Winterfeld

Katherine Wnek

Wounded Warriors Family Support, Inc.

YWCA of Northern New Jersey

Katherine Zatz

JoAnne Zerby

Joan & Robert Zsiray

Juliette Gordon Low Society

Thank you to our

Juliette Gordon Low Society Members:

Anonymous

Eva and Erik Andersen

Janet Slater Anderson*

Lowell Ray Anderson*

Rosemary Anderson*

Hazel Balch*

Dianne Belk and Lawrence Calder Girl

Scout Movement-wide Challenge

Planned Gift

Elise Bennett*

Janet Boetticher

Wendy and Richard Bongo

Paulette Brauch

Denise Cannizzaro Garcia

Casey Croes

Veronica Curran*

Beverly Downing*

Lewis Dunham*

Esther and Robert Endres

Joy Sallovitz Firshein

Adrienne Fulcher

Betty and Andy Garger

Virginia Gibson

Lois Hargreaves*

Kathie Harrington

Susan A. Harwood

Dawn Hopper

Rosemary Iannone

Shanna Jafri

Benn W. Jesser*

John Henry Kemp, Jr.*

Roy Kennell*

Sandra Kenoff

Lorena Kirschner

Krista and Justin Korinis

Virginia Lee Laughlin

Meral Malady

Barbara McNally

Lydia Memoli*

Nancy Miaoulis*

Lori Miller

Sarah Molnoski

Danielle Nebres

Michelle Newhouse

Margaret Nicolais*

Jessica Panagioutu

Lori and Paul Pimenta

Beth Purdy

Veronica Ross

Terry Schile-Morales

Marc J. Schumacher

Ruth Sebzda*

Candace Shanks

Ann Smart*

Jane Talpey*

James A. Tatem, Sr.*

Helen Troschsler*

Ruth A. Turner*

Barbara von dem Hagen*

F.L. Wehran, Sr.*

Jeanie Winstrom in honor of

Margaret Wend

Helen Wronski

Circle of Friends

Leslie Achter

Jill Andersen

Emily Aprea

Chiquita Barnes

Edwin Barreto

Carol Barrett

Kristin Buffardi

Katie Cook

Dahlia Cooper

Leslie Franklin

Betty Garger

Lynn Gregorski

Cheryl Hardt

Jessica Hoffman

Stephen & Bonnie Holmes

Shanna Jafri

Felicia Jamison

Sandra & Eric Kenoff

Stephanie Kivett-Ohnegian

Krista & Justin Korinis

Dawn & James LaRue

Germaine Lacqua

Matt Lamb

Ginny Laughlin

Rosie & Harold Lunde

Karyllan & Joe Mack

Alex Martinez

Susan Miller

Veronica Ross

Bette Simmons

Nashira Spencer

Alicia & Richard Stennett

Nikki Sumpter

Charisse Taylor

Lisa Torres

Katherine Wnek

(*deceased member)

Independent Auditor’s Letter

Statement of Activities 2021-2022

Expenses

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,

* Members may substitute for the word God in accordance with their own spiritual beliefs.