Food For Thought - Cookie Program 2025 Girl Scout of San Gorgonio

Dear Girl Scouts and Girl Scout Families, Get ready to “Embrace Possibility” during the 2025 Cookie Season! This thrilling theme is about adventure and discovery, inviting Girl Scouts to dive into a world of endless opportunities. Together, you’ll make new friends, explore exciting challenges, and have a blast selling cookies!

I have some exciting news to share! For the 2025 Cookie Season, we are introducing new and fun cookie incentives, including: Disney Cruise & Kennedy Space Center Opportunity Drawing — This year, each girl will receive a token for every 500 boxes of cookies she sells and be eligible for an incredible Council-led adventure that will include the Kennedy Space Center and a Disney Cruise! Ten girls and their adult chaperone will be randomly chosen to participate in this extraordinary travel adventure.

Troop Membership Cookie Incentive — Participation in the Girl Scout Cookie Program empowers troops to fully fund their Girl Scout membership dues. Troops can earn a 2026 membership renewal voucher for their participating girls and two leaders by reaching a Troop Combined sale of 5,500 packages during the 2025 Cookie Program.

Cookie Dough — Council will now accept Cookie Dough for Girl Scout Membership Dues! Individual girls can earn enough Cookie Dough through the standard girl reward plan to apply to their membership renewal if they choose. A girl who sells just 300 packages can earn up to $50 in Cookie Dough based on her reward choices.

You’re about to embark on a journey that will give you valuable experiences and skills which will benefit you for years to come! As you dive into this sale, I wish you all the luck in the world and hope you have a fantastic, enriching time.

Embrace every possibility, relish the challenges, and take the time to celebrate your successes along the way! This adventure is all about growth, learning, and having fun. Keep reading to discover all the incentives your Council has in store for you.

Yours in Girl Scouting,

Cynthia H. Breunig President and CEO

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GSSGC Communication Methods Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio communicates in a variety of ways. To ensure you are not missing out on important information, please watch for the following, one-way communication methods:

• GSSGC Website | gssgc.org

This includes MyGS with your GSUSA account information, the events calendar, forms, and tons of helpful info.

• Monthly Newsletter

Sent by customercare@gssgc.org to every registered member except those that have opted out of our communications.

• Regional Emailer

Sent by Community Development Staff in your area to each troop leader.

CONTENTS A Message from your CEO

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Communication Methods

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Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

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I Care to Share

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Girl Rewards

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More Girl Rewards

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Troop Proceeds & Coordinator Rewards

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Chance to Win & Cookie Dough 11 Troop Product Coordinator

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IEPO & Entrepreneurial Staff

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Cookie Crumbles & Cookie List 14

• Text Messages

Sent 0-4 times/month

Cookie Contest Patches

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• Social Media

Cookie Shop & How to Use Cookie Dough

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Find all our socials here: https://bit.ly/gssgcsocials

SCAN THE QR CODE FOR OUR SOCIALS!

In addition, please make sure to use the following two-way communication methods to talk to us:

• Email

• Customercare@gssgc.org – this is the best way to communicate with us as the communication and response times are tracked • Individual emails to a staff or volunteer • Department Emails where a group of staff and volunteers are reached, including events@gssgc.org, marcomm@gssgc.org, awards@gssgc.org, ap@gssgc.org, programcoordinator@gssgc.org

• In-Person by scheduling a meeting, dropping by the

store, or joining us at a Regional Girl Scout social.

• Responding on Social Media – To ensure

our social media channels remain a positive space, please share grievances via direct message or email to customercare@gssgc.org.

Calendars & Upcoming Events 20 Girl Scout Camps

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Overnight Camps at A Glance

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Azalea Trails & Wi-Wo-Ca

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Travel Opportunities

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Mandated Reporter & Around GSSGC

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Girl Scout Socials

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Girl Scout Awards

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Annual Adult Recognitions

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Camp Skyland Ranch

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Cookie Community Partners

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Corporate Recognition & Community Partners

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Juliette Gordon Low Society

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The Daisy Society

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Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Girl Scouting provides opportunities and resources to prepare girls to seek and meet the challenges of an ever-changing society.

While we participate in the Girl Scout program we welcome, embrace, appreciate and live our values with others.

We invite every member of Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio to pledge their commitment to the following principles and practice them at all times. We also welcome feedback from my peers as we learn about the various backgrounds in our community.

I will: WELCOME • Seek out girls and adults from different backgrounds* and welcome them into my troop/group/activity/pathway.

• Honor both similarities and differences by including girls and adults in Girl Scouting • Strive to get to know, beyond a surface level, girls and adults from an assortment of backgrounds, interests, talents and skills.

EMBRACE • Encourage and participate in dialogue that embraces diverse ideas and opinions while continuing to make Girl Scouting a place to prepare for and meet the challenges of an ever-changing society.

• Seek out and include, and reference opinions and information from as many sources and perspectives as possible when planning and making decisions that affect our troop/group/activity/pathway.

• Make sure that Girl Scouting is welcoming to every girl by planning and implementing programs and activities that reflect and celebrate our varied experiences.

APPRECIATE • Take advantage of opportunities to step outside of our own cultures to experience, learn about and appreciate the world around us.

• By stepping outside of my own culture, identify and practice behaviors that are respectful of all people.

LIVE OUR VALUES • Think about how I use my personal resources (time, money, talents) and seek to share my resources insituations and places where the values of including and respecting others are welcomed.

• Ensure that our communications (newsletters, announcements and other written materials, such as emails, texts, and electronic and social media) reflect the diversity of our troop, group, activity, and pathway are respectful of all people. *Each background is a unique combination of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, socioeconomic status, age, geographic origin, size, physical and mental ability, family, religion, opinions, talents, skills, experience, education, profession, interests, personality, and hobbies.

Multicultural Community Celebrations Fun Patch The Girl Scouts of USA Multicultural Celebration Fun Patch was designed to celebrate the countless contributions that diverse communities have made and continue to make in the United States. Girl Scouts of all levels and their leaders have plenty of activities to choose from to earn each segment of this fun patch, whether they choose to do one or all of them.

Girls from all ethnic backgrounds are encouraged to participate; they are sure to learn interesting new things. Patches are available to members and non-members who would like to learn about, support, and celebrate the customs, values, and traditions of various cultures within the United States.

Celebrate diversity with us! We will feature programs and information to help you earn your Multicultural Community Celebrations Fun Patches throughout the year by participating.

Visit https://bit.ly/gssgccelebate for more details on dates and how to earn your patches!

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I Care to Share

Spread Joy with Girl Scout Cookies What is the I Care to Share Program?

Buy a Box. Share the Love.

Make a Difference.

The I Care to Share Program is all about spreading kindness! When customers donate to the I Care to Share Program, Troops have the chance to donate them to support local food banks, first responders, military heroes, and other community partners, who serve our communities with dedication.

During the Cookie Program, girls and their troops collect donations toward Girl Scout Cookies to be donated on a troop, regional or Council level. These donations bring sweet treats to community members and areas and beyond throughout the Riverside and San Bernardino County Areas and beyond.

Why It Matters: Fun Fact Did you know?

The I Care to Share program has been running for over 15 years. In that time GSSGC has donated over 1,225,000 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies and 75,000 units of Fall Product to local families, first responders, essential workers throughout Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, not to mention our military personnel around the world! Together, we’re making a huge impact!

Honor Our Local Heroes A box of cookies is a small but powerful way to say “thank you” to our dedicated first responders and military personnel who put others before themselves every day.

Spread Joy in Our Communities Donations help food banks and shelters provide sweet treats to families who need it most.

Spread Kindness A simple act of kindness can make someone’s day. When we donate, we’re sharing love and positivity with others.

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GIRL REWARDS

All rewards are subject to change without notice and are cumulative unless otherwise stated. Photos of rewards are mockups and subject to change. Any substitution will be comparable to the advertised reward.

75+

50+

OR

BOXES

BOXES Squishy Panda Pen

250+ BOXES

WALKABOUT

Panda Plush Clip OR $5 Extra Cookie Dough

100+

OR

BOXES

AND

Walkabout Patch

Panda Journal OR $5 Extra Cookie Dough

Bento Box

200+

AND

OR

BOXES

$25 Extra Cookie Dough

Popcorn Maker Bowl OR $5 Extra Cookie Dough

Girls who sell 250+ boxes of cookies January 12 through February 4, will receive this theme inspired Bento Box, plus the Walkabout exclusive Patch and $25 Cookie Dough!

The 250+ boxes must be sold and paid for through personal sales only. This includes Early Online Marketing sales, Walkabout and Girl Direct Ship Links.

Cookie transfers and payments for all participants must be completed for each Girl Scout by 2/4/2025 to qualify.

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300+

OR

BOXES

Large Panda Plush OR $10 Extra Cookie Dough

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400+

OR

BOXES

Portable Hammock OR $10 Extra Cookie Dough

500+

COOKIE DOUGH

OR

BOXES

Panda Bluetooth Speaker OR Panda Donation + Charm

OR

600+ BOXES

24oz Water Bottle with Stickers OR $15 Extra Cookie Dough

700+

OR

BOXES

300-399 Boxes

$25

400-499 Boxes

$50

500-599 Boxes

$75

600-699 Boxes

$100

700-799 Boxes

$125

800-899 Boxes

$150

900-999 Boxes

$175

1000-1499 Boxes

$200

1500-1999 Boxes

$250

2000+ Boxes

$300

Cookie Dough is NOT Cumulative.

OR

4' Foam Bag Chair OR Portable Mini Fridge OR $100 Adventure Credit

PATCHES 5

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1 Participation Theme Patch 24+ boxes sold

2 Cookie Share Patch 10+ boxes of pre-paid Online Cookie Share Donations

3 Cookie Techie Patch 48+ boxes sold via Direct Ship.

(Excludes Cookie Share)

4 Cookie Crossover Patch 2024 Fall Program requirements plus

If the Tech, Item or Event aren’t your thing, then Adventure Credit will surely give you the opportunities to build your own Girl Scout Adventure. Adventure Credits can be used toward Council Events, Camp, Destination Unknown and other Travel. Adventure Credits can be banked for ETT and Camp Only.

Adventure Credits can be combined with Cookie Dough and other Alternative Payments to cover GSSGC program costs. Adventure Credits cannot be used for retail or other gssgc shop purchases.

Expires 6/5/26

selling 24+ boxes of cookies and 10+ Online Cookie Share Donations in the 2025 Cookie Program.

5 Achievement Rocker 100+ boxes sold. Rockers come in 100 box increments and are not cumulative.

6 Pandamonia Milestone Patch Council-wide packages sold reach 2,000,000 and all participating girls earn this patch.

MORE GIRL 875+ REWARDS

OR

BOXES

OR

Important Information For Travel/Experiences: All adult chaperones must have an up-to-date background check and registration on file with GSSGC and be physically able to travel.

If programmatic experiences cannot happen, Girl Scouts who earned that experience will automatically be switched to the offered alternative reward at that level – travel will not be rescheduled or rerouted.

There are no make ups for travel or experiences.

Cookie Boss OR National Park Pass + Bottle OR $150 Adventure Credit Cookie Boss is April 26, 2025. This signature reward event is for the Girl Scout and 1 Adult Chaperone (18 and over, registered Girl Scout Member), and includes park tickets to Knotts Berry Farm for the day, PLUS SWAG, Meal Voucher, Group Lunch, and so much more!

There is NO MAKEUP DATE for this event. If you do not attend, there is NO ALTERNATE OPTION for this level. The dates are published early to help girls and troops set their goals and for future planning.

If the date provided does not work for you, the National Park Pass + Bottle OR $150 Adventure Credit are great reward choices at this level!

1000+

OR

BOXES

If you do not attend chosen experience/ travel reward, it will be forfeited and you will not receive any other reward or swag in replacement.

OR

No alternative rewards will be given after selections are submitted to Council

Mosaic Lamp Workshop OR Build-A-Bear Workshop OR 6 Month Subscription to Sock Panda Mark your Calendars for either May 31st OR June 1st but you’ll have to choose between Workshops: Mosaic Lamp OR Build-A-Bear! Both Workshops happening at various locations on both days! Mosaic Lamp workshop recommended for 6th grade and up.

Tentative dates are given in advance to aid in decision-making and are subject to change.

If neither of the Workshop dates work for you, the 6 Month Subscription to Sock Panda is the best option for you with unique and original high-quality, company designed socks delivered to your door monthly!

1250+

OR

BOXES

OR

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2ND Chance Cookie Boss OR Choice of Earbuds OR $200 Adventure Credit 2nd Chance Cookie Boss means Girls have the choice: to choose Cookie Boss for the second time to earn 2 MORE Tickets (4 total) to attend Cookie Boss on April 26, 2025, OR a 2nd Chance to earn 2 Tickets to this signature event, if they choice one of the other reward options at the 875 level.

Again, if the date does not work for you, Girl Scouts will also have the Choice of Earbuds OR $200 Adventure Credit.

See Cookie Boss Details at 875+ Box level for more details.

1500+

OR

BOXES

OR

Victrola Journey+ with Matching Stand OR Arrowsoft 2 Player Set OR $250 Adventure Credit

2000+

OR

BOXES

OR

Custom Shoe Lab in LA (Khaki Crew Only) OR iPad w/ Choice of Color OR Kindle Scribe Calling all Ambassador, Seniors & Cadettes (Khaki Crew)!

We have a day of creativity in store for you! This Girl-Only event will take earning Girl Scouts down to LA to truly embrace possibilities through a Custom Shoe Workshop through SRGN Academy on May 4, 2025!

3500+ BOXES

This option includes transportation to and from LA, Shoes & Custom Shoe Lab Workshop, Meal and memories to last a lifetime! For those who don’t meet the age requirement or are unable to attend the event on May 4th have amazing technology to choose from, either iPad with Choice of Color OR Kindle Scribe.

5500+

OR

BOXES

OR

Disney Overnight – GIRL ONLY OR 3D Printer OR Folding Electric Bike

Travel dates of June 26-27, 2025 Council Chaperoned Girl Only Experience - Includes a 2-day park hopper ticket and overnight stay near the Disneyland Parks.

Includes transportation, awesome SWAG, meals and snacks, and magical experiences with your Girl Scout sisters!

If unable to attend, please choose between the 3D Printer or Folding Electric Bike.

Cruising thru Greece for GS + 1 Chaperone OR Apple Vision Pro

Travel dates of July 21 - August 3, 2025 Join us on a visually stunning and historically enriching experience traveling through Venice, Croatia and the Greek Isles.

Includes 10 days aboard the Norwegian Pearl visiting 10 ports of call highlighting mythology and history, extraordinary art, picturesque landscapes, stunning architecture, ancient ruins, delicious cuisine, and of course shopping!

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TROOP PROCEEDS All rewards are subject to change without notice and are cumulative unless otherwise stated. Photos of rewards are mockups and subject to change. Any substitutions will be comparable to the advertised reward.

Additional Proceed Opportunities Reward Opt Out*:

Council Volume:

+30¢/package

2,200,000 packages: Patch

Bonus Opportunities: Fall PGA 250+: 2¢/package

PGA Proceeds Scale <250 BOXES PGA

90¢/package

250-399 BOXES PGA

92¢/package

400-549 BOXES PGA

94¢/package

550-699 BOXES PGA

96¢/package

700-849 BOXES PGA

98¢/package

850-999 BOXES PGA

$1/package

1000+ BOXES PGA

$1.02/package

Note: Troop MUST have a minimum of three participating girls to qualify for PGA proceeds. *Opt Out applications MUST be received by February 1, 2025.

Cookie Initial Order:

To apply to opt out visit https://bit.ly/cookiesoptout

70% Total Sold 2024: 3¢/package

COORDINATOR REWARDS

Note: Troop MUST have a minimum of three participating girls to qualify for PGA* rewards. *PGA refers to Troops Per Girl Average: total boxes sold divided by # of participating GS. GS must reach 24+ boxes or reach participation level to be included.

500+

ON-TIME INITIAL ORDER

TROOP PGA BOXES

3+

WALKABOUT GIRLS*

Panda Tote Bag & Clip Flashlight

*3+ Girls who earn Walkabout by 2/4/2025 will earn this reward

7500+ TROOP TOTAL

3

BOXES

PER TROOP

875+

Silk Scarf Marbling Art Workshop

TROOP PGA BOXES

Volunteer Patch

10

32oz Water Bottle

Bento Box

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Digital Frame

Coordinators whose troop reaches 7500+ total boxes will be invited to this special event!

CHANCE TO WIN! Take an out-of-this-world tour of Kennedy Space Center and embark for 5 days aboard the Disney Magic, enjoying the ship amenities and activities ashore like swimming, snorkeling, biking, kayaking and experiencing Bahamian Arts and Culture with stops at Disney Castaway Cay, Nassau, Bahamas and Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point.

Girls will receive one entry for every 500 packages sold. Parents/Girls must opt-in to the opportunity drawing in the Program Parent Permission Form confirming they can meet the time and travel documentation requirements for the trip scheduled for July 9-16, 2025. 10 total winners will be randomly selected: 1 Winner from each of the 5 Regions and 5 additional winners from the remaining entries. Once announced, winners will have 48 hours to provide all necessary details to finalize travel arrangements.

Any girl that sells 500+ packages and does NOT opt-in will be entered into a drawing for a LG - StanbyME Go Portable TV.

Travel dates of July 9-16, 2025

Unlock New Opportunities in the 2025 Cookie Program!

Troop Reward Membership Credit

Cookie & Nutty Dough is a special credit Girl Scouts can earn during the annual Cookie and Fall Product Programs. Instead of selecting a different reward, girls can choose to earn Extra Cookie Dough to use toward their Girl Scout activities and adventures. Expires 6/5/26.

Participation in the Cookie Program empowers girls and troops to fully fund their Girl Scout experience, including membership dues!

Troops can earn a 2026 membership renewal voucher for their participating girls and 2 leaders by reaching Troop Combined sales of 5500 packages or more during the 2025 Cookie Program.

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New for 2025, Council will now accept Cookie Dough for Girl Scout Membership Dues! Individual Girls have the opportunity to earn enough cookie dough through the standard girl reward plan to apply to their membership renewal if they choose. A girl that sells just 300 packages can earn up to $50 in cookie dough based on their reward choices.

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Adventure Credits Adventure Credits can be used toward Council Events, Camp, Destination Unknown and other Travel.

Adventure Credits can be banked for ETT and Camp Only. Adventure Credits can be combined with Cookie

Dough and other Alternative Payments to cover GSSGC program costs. Adventure Credits cannot be used for retail or other GSSGC shop purchases. Expires 6/5/26.

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Steps to Becoming a Troop Product Coordinator (TPC) To start your troop’s cookie program right, we strongly suggest every Troop Product Coordinator host an information parent meeting!

Steps To Becoming A Troop Product Coordinator (TPC): Complete Registration/Renewal (through my GS)

Current Background Check (through Sterling Volunteers)

Complete Mandated Reporter Training Certificate (on file with GSSGC) Complete Live Scan (on file with GSSGC) Established Troop Bank Account No Outstanding Debt

Use this time to set expectations, provide due dates and hand out materials. This is also a great time to get your troop excited by setting goals, learning about the five skills and the cookie line-up.

What a TPC provides to each Family/ Girl Scout?

(Items come from your Regional Cookie Material Distribution Event)

• Family Guide: for providing GS and participating families details about the 2025 Cookie Program.

• Paper Order Card: for providing product details and tracking in person sales.

Paper Order Cards will be available at or after MEGA Drop on 1/25.

• Money Envelope: for collecting important receipts for proof of product p/u & payment.

Complete TPC Registration Complete Training through GS Learn (accessible through My GS after 11/26)

Important Dates:

Upload in ABC Smart Cookies & Digital Cookies (after all sets above are complete)

• December 10, 2024 – Deadline to complete training online to start program on time.

• January 13, 2025 – Booth Booking Begins in ABC Smart Cookies

What a TPC needs from Caregivers: Do not distributre program materials including cookies, until you have completed the items below.

• February 10, 2025 – Inventory Report Due • February 11, 2025 – ACH #1

Complete Parent Permission

• March 3, 2025 – Inventory Report Due

Current Girl Registration for the 24-25 membership year

• March 4, 2025 – ACH #2

Confirm you have up to date Caregiver contact info in my GS

• March 19, 2025 – Troop Close-Out: TPC cannot access transfer/order functions after 11:59 pm

• March 25, 2025 – ACH #3: Final Balance Due

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IEPO

independent entrepreneurial program opportunity

For girls not affiliated with a participating troop who want to participate in the 2025 Cookie Programc What is required? Girl Scouts and her Chaperone/Parent must be registered and active with the Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council to participate.

What does she earn? Girl Scouts participating in the IEPO will earn the Standard Girl Reward Plan and Cookie Dough. However, since they are not participating in a troop, they CANNOT earn Proceeds. Instead, they will earn additional IEPO Cookie Dough beyond the standard schedule to use toward GSSGC programming, events, and even camp. The IEPO Cookie Dough for the 2025 Cookie Program is calculated at $5 for every 25 packages sold. (Max IEPO Cookie Dough Value is $250) Girls interested in participating in the IEPO can submit an interest form here: https://bit.ly/iepocookie * Girls currently active in a troop that is NOT participating in the 2025 Cookie Product Program may participate through the IEPO. However, if more than two girls in the same troop want to participate, then they will not be eligible for the IEPO, and the troop will need a trained Coordinator to participate in the standard program.

Daisy Level or first time selling Girl Scouts will be limited to Online Girl Delivery and Direct Ship sales channels only.

entrepreneurial program team

Entrepreneurial Regional Managers

Entrepreneurial Council Staff

Central Samantha Riggs

Director of Entrepreneurial Program

ecentralteam@gmail.com

Central West Jiranda Strebel

Devon Spira dspira@gssgc.org

Entrepreneurial Program Manager

Caryn Martin-Patino cmartinpatino@gssgc.org

cwfallcookie@gmail.com

High Desert Anne Rice

hdfallcookies@gmail.com

Low Desert Chantal Francisco

lowdesertproductsales@gmail.com

Southwest Amber Szydlo

swproductsales@gmail.com

Entrepreneurial Program Specialist

Lisa Reynolds lisa@gssgc.org

Entrepreneurial Program Coordinator

Alexis Herrera aherrera@gssgc.org

Entrepreneurial Program Assistant

Viki Jaggers vjaggers@gssgc.org

For general Council Entrepreneurial Program questions, contact customercare@gssgc.org or productsales@gssgc.org GSSGC Cookie Program 2025

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How the Cookie Crumbles Council Services

39%

Cookie Cost

21%

Girl Program, Camp, Members, Adult Education, Support Services, Financial Assistance, etc.

Troop Proceeds

$6

18%

A Box Traditional Flavors

(Average including Regional)

Rewards, Dough & Contests

Administration and Properties Management

17%

5%

Your Girl Scout Cookie favorites are back! $

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$

6

Lemonades® Savory slices of shortbread with a

Caramel Chocolate Chip Caramel, semi-sweet chocolate chips, and a hint of sea salt in a delicious cookie* *Limited availability

$

6

Peanut Butter Sandwich Crisp and crunchy oatmeal cookies

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Rewards, Dough & Contests

14%

Troop Proceeds

15%

(Average including Regional)

Administration and Properties Management

4%

$7

A Box Gluten-free Council Services

30%

Cookie Cost

Girl Program, Camp, Members, Adult Education, Support Services, Financial Assistance, etc.

$

6

Final Year!

37% $

6

$

6

Peanut Butter Toast-Yay!® French Toast-inspired cookies dipped in delicious icing

Patties® Crispy cookies layered with peanut butter and covered with a chocolaty coating

Trefoils® Iconic shortbread cookies inspired by the original Girl Scout recipe

$

6

$

$

Adventurefuls®

Thin Mints ®

Caramel deLites®

Indulgent brownie-inspired cookies with

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Crispy chocolate wafers dipped in a mint chocolaty coating

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Crispy cookies topped with caramel, toasted coconut, and chocolaty stripes

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Cookie Patches & Contests

Bling-Your-Booth

Wacky Weather

Amazing booths that WOW deserve to be celebrated! During cookie season, each week brings an exciting chance to win $1,000 in I Care to Share donations credited to the troop.

To enter, share a photo of your booth in the comments of our Weekly Post.

Every week features a new theme, so get creative and let your booth shine. Good luck!

Kindness Counts

As adults, we set the stage for kindness and empathy, showing our girls the behaviors we want them to embrace!

If you spot fellow adult members, volunteers, staff members, etc. spreading positivity, give them a shout-out by nominating them for a Kindness Counts Patch! Let’s celebrate those who make the world a brighter place!

Nominate someone for their kindness from 12/1/24 through 3/25/25! https://bit.ly/kindnesscounts25

Scooter Barb

Our Girl Scouts rise to the challenge when the weather has its plans!

That’s why we’re excited to celebrate with the Wacky Weather Contest! Each time this fun contest is activated, post a photo in the Wacky Weather Post, and ten lucky troops will be randomly awarded $100 in I Care to Share donations. Rain, shine, or snow—let’s cheer on the Girl Scouts who keep going strong!

Girl Scout Pride

To run a legal cookie booth, you must wear at least a Girl Scout t-shirt and vest/sash/ smock. But wearing the official uniform shows your pride and represents all Girl Scouts. Each level has a required piece (like a tunic, sash, or vest) to showcase your pins and awards, and you can mix and match from the Official Uniform Apparel collection or the classic pairing of a white t-shirt with khakis or a skirt to complete your look. When you wear your uniform proudly, it gets noticed!

GSSGC cookie teams and staff are giving out this patch to celebrate girls in official uniforms at cookie booths. On the last day of the cookie program, five winning troops—one from each region—will each get $1,000 in I Care to Share donations!

Have you spotted Scooter Barb? She’s a longtime Girl Scout alum and a former Camp Azalea Trails camper, and she’s now on the lookout for cookie booths! If she finds you and you’re proudly wearing your sash, vest, smock—or even better, your full uniform—while sharing your troop or personal goals and reciting the Girl Scout Promise, she’ll award you a particular patch! Keep an eye out for Scooter Barb!

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Empowering Entrepreneurs

When you wear your Girl Scout uniform at cookie booths, you encourage the girls to do the same! This year, if we spot you in any GSUSA Official Uniform Apparel or navy attire with an official scarf, tie, or vest, you’ll earn a particular patch and a chance to win exciting prizes. Let’s show our Girl Scout pride together!

Walkabout

Show off your achievements by sharing photos of you reaching your personal goals!

Five lucky winners—one from each region—will be awarded $250 in I Care to Share donations credited to them!

It’s time to celebrate your hard work and dedication.

Good luck!

The contest runs only during the Contest Period: 1/26 - 2/4/25.

An Enhanced Digital Cookie Experience The Digital Cookie team has been hard at work smoothing out the Girl Scout and Troop Experience for this season. We’re excited to let you know that the issues some of you faced last year have been addressed, and we’ve made some great improvements to the system.

Last Year

This Year Access

Some users had trouble getting in to Digital Cookie or troops and Girl Scouts unable to set up sites

The number of cookies sold was not updating or didn’t match what the leader had entered in the baker system

Our database that manages the data for Girl Scouts, volunteers and troops has been updated to better handle changes.

That update will resolve those access issues

Data Returning users will see their existing customer lists.Sending emails has been optimized and tested to get those to customers Checkout

Some users encountered difficulties placing orders

Revised prompts and some behind the scenes changes will let customers breeze through checkout.

Customers

Customer lists not accessible for some returning users.

Trouble sending emails to customers

The progress bar on user dashboards has been simplified and features a fresh design that now reflects updates in minutes. We’ve also revamped the data transfer between Digital Cookie and the baker system for faster updates

BONUS! Venmo and Paypal added to the mobile app and required fields reduced. More new features coming in 2025.

Looking forward to seeing you in Digital Cookie this season.

We’re confident you’ll enjoy the improved experience.

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COOKIE SHOP Cookie Product List

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f a. Cookie Megaphone $4 | b. Cookie Pom Poms $5 c. Cookie Headband $5 | d. Cookie Coil Hair Tie $2 e. Cookie Barrettes $3 | f. Cookie DIY Bracelet Set $4

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a. Cookie Pennant Banner $15 | b. Cookie Cart $35 | c. Cookie Clipboard $10 | d. Cookie Table Cloth (72x108”)$25 | e. Cookie Table Top Riser $25 | f. Cookie Rectangular Banner $15 g. Handheld Signs (4 pack) $8 | h. Cookie Money Pouch $5 | i. Cookie Table Cloth (60x60”) $20 j. Cookie Half Apron $15 | k. Cookie Yard Sign with Stake $15 | l. Cookie Tote Bag $5

Must-Haves

Cookie Rhinestone Belt Bag $29

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Cookie Trio Hat $29

Cookie Leggings $34

Cookie Rhinestone Long Sleeve $29

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Using Cookie/Nutty Dough You can shop in-store at any of our five locations, or you may place an email order by following the steps outlined below.

Email Orders for Cookie/Nutty Dough To submit your order using cookie/nutty dough as payment, please follow these five easy steps:

1. Visit Our Online Shop

Create a shopping cart with the items you wish to order

Please Note

Unfortunately, we cannot fulfill orders that include: • or items • Cross-branded products • Merchandise from other Girl Scout councils Any such items will be removed before processing your order.

2. Enter Your Shipping Zip Code

This will automatically add the appropriate tax rates to your cart. Please disregard shipping costs and options; GSSGC shipping is calculated at 10% of the total sale, with a minimum of $1.00 and a maximum of $7.50.

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Once your cart is complete, copy the contents and paste them into an email addressed to: onlineshop@gssgc.org

4. Processing Information

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Additionally, include your cookie/nutty dough payment information: • Name on card • 19-digit card number from the back • Current card balance (if known) You may include multiple cookie/nutty cards for payment. Please do not send credit card information.

If there is an outstanding balance, our shop staff will reach out to you during processing.

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ENTREPRENEURIAL CALENDAR Online Coordinator Training Available

11/26/24

Must complete by December 10, 2024 to place an Initial Order

11/30/24 12/13/24 12/14/24 1/12-1/25 1/25/25 1/26/25 2/4/25 2/7/25 2/21–2/23/25 3/16/24 3/21-3/23/25

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SAVE THE DATE 14 DEC

Summer Camp Registration Opens

2025 MY Adult 10 MAY Recognition Event

2 JAN

Ten Year & Graduating Seniors Cord

7 JUN

1 FEB

Silver & Gold Final Report Due

2025

to participate in Gala

2025

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Bronze Final Report Due

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Request Deadline

to participate in Regional Ceremony

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Early Renewal Starts

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2025 MY Annual Meeting

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Gold & Silver Gala

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30 APR Early Renewal Ends Volunteer Conference

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Silver & Gold 30 Final Report Due SEP 2025

to earn award

20 Girl Scout National Convention 25 JUL Washington, D.C.

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GSSGC Camps Why Girl Scout Camp?

Girl Scouts is the largest all girl organization and everything we do is designed to create an environment where girls can learn and grow together and become leaders in their daily lives. We strive to build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. When girls go to camp, either on their own or with an adult partner, they explore leadership in a new way. At camp girls build life skills, responsibility and healthy habits while developing a deep appreciation for nature.

Girl Scout camp provides a caring environment led by trained adults who help girls explore, grow and have fun.

Camp Skyland Ranch Camp Skyland Ranch is located in the San Jacinto Mountains on the Banning side and is owned and operated by Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council. Skyland Ranch is situated at an elevation of 5000 feet overlooking the Morongo Valley. The sprawling camp setting in this chaparral environment allows many open spaces for campers to find themselves and connect with nature. For over 70 years, thousands of girls have experienced the magic that is Camp Skyland Ranch.

Camp is open to all girls in Kindergarten to 12th grade. Highlights of the camp programs include archery, arts and crafts, nature, horseback riding, camp skills, fencing, games, drama, outdoor recreation, campfires, fun, and more! Just pick the program that is right for you and your camper.

Camp Azalea Trails Camp Azalea Trails, nestled in scenic San Jacinto Mountains near Idyllwild, CA, offers an unforgettable outdoor experience for Girl Scouts. Owned by the Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council, Camp A.T. sits at over 6,400 feet, surrounded by canyons, a peaceful stream, and towering pine trees. Since 1940, thousands of girls have discovered its magic, forming friendships, enjoying adventures, and celebrating beloved camp traditions.

Camp Azalea Trails invites your Girl Scout’s troop to make lasting memories in a safe, supportive environment. Troops can bring their own meals or enjoy delicious options from our kitchen team. With pre-selected activities and dedicated staff, your troop can focus on fun, nature, and confidence-building!

Camp Wi-Wo-Ca Camp Wi-Wo-Ca is located between Yucaipa and Cherry Valley on an oak-covered parcel in the upper reaches of Wildwood Canyon. The property is easily accessed through the Hidden Meadows community off Wildwood Canyon Road. This almost in-town camp is ideal for day use, training seminars and first-time camping experiences.

American Camp Association (ACA) Accreditation

Camp Skyland Ranch & Camp Azalea Trails are both ACA-accredited. Even if you don’t choose us, choose an ACAAccredited Camp because ACA Accreditation means that your child’s camp cares enough to undergo a thorough (~ 300 standards) review of its operation to ensure compliance with industry and youth development standards.

Visit http://www.campparents.org/funsafety to learn more about this and other helpful information.

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How to Register As Easy as 1 – 2 – 3 - 4

Every girl deserves Girl Scout Camp, as it is a safe all-girl environment for girls to improve responsibility and other life skills.

1. Talk to your camper to choose the dates or theme.

2. Visit the event calendar and pick camp.

3. Click the “Register” button to complete the forms to register.

4. Pay the $60 Deposit; then pay the balance four weeks prior to camp.

Have Questions?

Transportation to Camp? Individual Girl Summer Overnight Camps are provided by school bus from the Redlands office.

Transportation to winter programs and other summer programs is provided by the participant unless otherwise noted.

More Information?

Visit our website to view Camp FAQs at

www.gssgc.org/outdoors

or email directly with your question.

Call 909-307-6555 or (800) 400-GIRL (4475)

Making Camp Possible Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio believes every girl should experience Girl Scout camp and provides opportunities through the Girl Scout Product Sale Program for girls to fully pay for their experience. To ensure every girl can hold their spot while working on funding, girls can register with just the form and $60 deposit; final payment is due four weeks prior to their camp session.

Some options to consider: • Participate in the Product Sales (sell Girl Scout Cookies) • Apply for Financial Assistance • Create a Payment Plan • Ask for camp as a gift • Have a parent or adult relative volunteer

Double Your Nutty Dough Cookie Rally Weekend!

Make a payment, register online, or register at Cookie Rally to double your Nutty Dough. Regardless of how you choose to register, make sure to stop by the camp trading post for help registering. To double Nutty Dough, it must be used to pay for camp. 2024 Nutty Dough only. $60 deposit holds your spot. Discount has no cash value. This special offer applies to any GSSGC Camp Programs including Camp-on-the-Go (travel events), GSSGC Day Camps and overnight camps.

Email customercare@gssgc.org

Support Camp Dreams: Become a Donor If you want to give the gift of camp to a girl in need, visit our website donor section, call our offices, or mail a check with a note stating the purpose.

All donations are tax deductible.

Check gssgc.org/events on our website to register!

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Overnight Camps at a Glance For more information, complete pricing and descriptions of all the camps, please visit gssgc.org/campinfo.

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3a

Week 3b

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

6/16-6/20

6/23-6/27

6/30-7/2

7/2-7/4

7/7-7/11

7/14-7/18

7/21-7/25

7/28-7/31

Classic Camp

Classic Camp

Nature Artists

Nature Nuts

4th6th

Magical Worlds

Classic Camp

Music Makers

Junior Chefs

6th8th

Classic Camp

One With the Forest Horse-a-Palooza (6th-9th)

2nd4th

Night Owls

Classic Camp Furry Friends

Me & My Gal

Me & My Guy

9th12th 2-week

(11th -12th) 6/16-27

Leap Into Leadership (7th-8th) 6/23-27

Mon-Wed

Azalea Trails Troop Camp

Trip

Pony Tales

Take Aim

The Earth & You

Tomorrow’s Artists

Classic Camp

Saddle Stars

On Target

Art in Nature

What’s Cookin’?

Magical Worlds

A Thousand Words

Myths & Magic

Training 1

2-week Counselor-inTraining 1

(10th-11th) 6/30-7/11

(10th-11th) 6/30-7/11

(Go home July 2 and return July 7)

(Go home July 2 and return July 7)

Mon-Thurs

Mon-Thurs

Counselor-in-Training 2 Counselor-in-

(10th-12th)

Classic Camp

Blast Off! 2-week

Leadership

Saddle Up

6/23-25

Thurs-Sat

6/30-7/3

7/7-10

2-week California National Parks

Wilderness First Aid

3-week

Wrangler-in-Training (10th-12th) 7/14-31

Leader-inTraining (9th-10th) 7/21-25

Mon-Wed

Mon-Wed

Thurs-Sat

Thurs-Sat

7/14-16 7/17-19

6/26-28

Para-normal Invest-igators

(6th-9th)

Vaqueras

Family Camp

The Ocean is Calling

7/21-23

Mon-Thurs 7/28-31

7/24-26

2-week Canyons National Parks

Family and Troop Camps Me & My Gal (June 30 - July 2) Spend time at camp with your mom, aunt, grandma, sister, or favorite female adult (21+)! Girls and adults alike will get to participate in fun activities, like archery, arts and crafts, horseback riding, hiking, s’mores, and more!

Spend the night in a cabin with other attendees or bring your own tent.

Me & My Guy (July 2- July 4) Spend time at camp with your dad, uncle, grandpa, brother, or favorite male adult (21+)! Girls and adults alike will get to participate in fun activities, like archery, arts and crafts, horseback riding, hiking, s’mores, and more!

Girls will spend the night in a cabin with other campers while adults will have a cabin for themselves, or you can bring your own tent to share with your camper/adult.

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Family Camp (July 28 - July 31) Wrap up your summer at camp with your whole family!

Rent a cabin, pitch your own tents, or park your camper for this 4-day, 3-night adventure packed with all the classic camp activities, like archery, arts and crafts, hiking, horseback riding, and more!

Troop Camp (Week 2 - Week 7 at Azalea Trails) Join the Azalea Trails staff for an amazing camp experience built just for your troop! Troops have the option to bring their own food for the duration, or be fed by our amazing kitchen team for an additional fee.

Choose your activities before you arrive and let the staff do the rest!

Horse Camps

Trip Programs

Beginner Rider 4th-6th grade: Pony Tales

Paranormal Investigators (June 16-20) This week at camp is NOT for the faint of heart!

Spend your days learning how to use ghost hunting equipment, exploring ghost towns, and meeting professional investigators. Prepare your best ghost stories to share around your campfire, and spend a night in a haunted location.

6th-9th grade: Horse-a-Palooza Experienced Rider 4th-6th grade: Saddle Up 6th-9th grade: Saddle Stars Advanced Rider 10th-12th grade: Vaqueras (Trip) 10th-12th grade: Wrangler-in-Training

Older Girl Programs A Thousand Words Learn the basics and some advanced tricks to take great shots with your camera. Adventure throughout camp taking landscape and portrait photos and put your new-found tricks to the test to take home a picture worth a thousand words, all while earning your Photography badge. Girls are encouraged to bring their own (non-cell phone) cameras.

Blast Off! Look up and admire the sky above us. Learn and share star stories, build models, and visit an observatory to get an up-close look at the cosmos.

Earn your Sky badge while exploring camp and beyond.

Myths and Magic Don your elf ears and form an adventuring party to go on an epic adventure with friends as you learn the joys of collaborative storytelling and exploring fantasy worlds. Campers are encouraged to bring their own dice for tabletop roleplaying games, and costumes and accessories to really get into character.

Wilderness First Aid Spend the week learning to survive in the wilderness, and how to help in an emergency. Leave the week with a Wilderness First Aid certification from the American Red Cross. Wilderness First Aid training requires the completion of online coursework BEFORE arriving at camp.

Camp Open House

2-week National Parks: California (June 23-July 2) Start at camp and then spend 8 days and 7 nights on the road, camping at and exploring amazing National Parks in California. Spend your first day at camp planning what the group wants to do, then make it happen!

Vaqueras (July 7-July 11) Pack your bags and hit the road for two nights of camping, and spend a full day horseback riding in the mountains with professional trail guides. Previous horseback riding experience required.

The Ocean is Calling (July 14-July 18) Explore what the future could hold for you out in the ocean. Spend a night at an aquarium while getting to know the ins and outs of the job, take an intro to SCUBA course, and learn what you can do to protect our planet. Campers must be comfortable in the water and confident swimmers.

2-week National Parks: Canyons (July 21-July 31) Spend Monday planning your epic road trip to Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, and Grand Canyon National Parks, then hit the road for 8 nights of camping and exploring the unique natural wonders of America’s Southwest. Aside from pre-determined campsites, the schedule is wide-open! Come to camp prepared with ideas for what to see and do to get the most out of your experience.

Save the Date!

Azalea Trails Staff Reunion Idyllwild, CA • July 11-13, 2025

Age Level All – Family, Troop, Group (w/adult), Child/Adult, the public

Come get to know Skyland Ranch and Azalea Trails while you join us for a day of camp fun. Kids may attend as part of a group (w/ adult), child/adult couple, or as a family. Everyone is welcome; no membership required.

for patch, activities, & lunch OR

June 14, 2025 • 11:00AM - 3:00PM

Free: Activities Only (no registration required)

Cost* $10 Pre-registration:

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Troop Camp at Azalea Trails

Wi-Wo-Ca Day Camp

Join the Azalea Trails staff for an amazing camp experience built just for your troop! Troops have the option to bring their own food for the duration, or be fed by our amazing kitchen team for an additional fee. Choose your activities before you arrive and let the staff do the rest! Troops are required to bring 2 registered female adults who will sleep in the yurt with campers. Non-female adults are welcome but cannot count for overnight coverage. Please reach out for non-female adult accommodations. For every 5 campers registered, you can bring an adult for free! Troops exceeding 16 total people (youth and adults) can bring their own tents to set up near the troop’s yurt or rent a second yurt if space allows.

Cost

(per person)

Meals

3-Day

4-Day

$300

$350

$50 (6 meals) $70 (9 meals)

Regular Activity Slots

6

11

Optional Morning Activities

2

3

Optional Evening Activities

1

2

Regular Dates

June 23-25 July 14-16 July 21-23

July 7-10 July 28-31

Skyland Experience Dates

June 23-25 July 14-16 July 21-23

June 30-July 3

Activities

•Arts and Crafts - Bracelets •Nature and + Macrame Outdoor Skills + Survival - Animals - Candles - Archery + Dip - Hikes + Mold + Art - Paper Craft + Color + Origami + Letterboxing + Paper Mache + Senses + Collage + AT Peak* - Pet Rocks - Knots and Knives - Pottery - Leave No Trace - Sewing - Orienteering - Tie dye - Plants - Wind Chimes •Challenge Course*

•Evening Activities - Night Hike - Stargazing - Campfire Snack •Morning Activities - Hike - Sunrise Paint - Jungle Breakfast •STEM - Egg Drop - Ice Cream Making - Oobleck/Slime - Rockets •Skyland Ranch - Horses** - Mid ropes**

*- requires 2 activity slots **- requires 2+ activity slots @ SR(activities during AM slots will have the option to lunch at SR)

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Outdoor Adventures “National Parks”

June 23-27 Come explore the Great Outdoors at Wi-Wo-Ca Day Camp! Come join us as we explore and learn about our National Parks and the Great Outdoors. 5 fun filled days in the great outdoors at Camp WiWo-Ca in the Wildwood Canyon area of Yucaipa.

For girls entering kindergarten and up.

Campfire Nights Join us one evening a month when we gather around the campfire to sing songs, make s’mores, and do camp activities!

The whole family is welcome. Check our calendar for dates and registration.

Wi-Wo-Ca Wednesdays Join us for themed single-day programs filled with crafts, games, songs & more throughout the summer!

TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES SAVE THE DATE!

Destination Unknown Older Girl Event

GS Day at the Capitol Sacramento, CA

December 6th-8th, 2024

Rafting Adventure

June 2025

New York Trip July 2025

National Convention

Coloma, CA

Washington, DC

August

July

3rd-5th, 2025

Program Volunteers Needed Adult volunteers are the cornerstone of the Girl Scouts movement. Volunteers bring a depth and wealth of knowledge and experience. Consider giving your time to the girls by becoming a camp volunteer.

Some options include: • Special Skill Volunteer • Travel Coordinators • 5 day Camp Unit Counselor • 5 day Camp Program Advisor • Day Camp Director • Day Camp Volunteer • Volunteer Coordinator

20th-25th, 2026

No previous experience is required for most of our volunteer opportunities.

All volunteers must be background screened and trained prior to starting. Camp Volunteers can apply for non-income based financial assistance for their girls.

To find out more, complete the form at https://bit.ly/gssgcvic

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Mandated Reporter GSSGC policy is to conduct a criminal background check on all volunteers. We require a Live Scan to be completed for volunteers that expect to be in direct contact with Girl Scouts for more than 16 hours per month or more than 32 hours per year.

Live Scan*

You must complete both screening and training to participate in GSSGC activities!

2 Register

Mandated Reporter Training Sign on to your GSlearn account Go to the Content Library, and search to complete “GSUSA Girl Scouts Child Abuse Neglect and Prevention” Complete the training Screenshot achievement once training is completed. Email screenshot to mandatedreportercert@gssgc.org Note: This training does not come with a certificate of achievement.

Completion of this training is recorded as an achievement in GSlearn. For assistance, please contact Customer Care at customercare@gssgc.org.

1 Scan the QR code or visit www.applicantservices.com/gssgc 3 Watch the video completely at the end of the registration 4 Receive your appointment confirmation QR code If you did not receive confirmation, you did not watch the video.

5 Take the QR code to your appointment There is no charge for this service.

Unfortunately, Live Scan from other organizations does not transfer to GSSGC.

* ALL Persons Completing a Live Scan MUST BE A REGISTERED GIRL SCOUT ADULT MEMBER.

Join us for Volunteer Conference 2025!

Join us for a rootin’-tootin’ day at Skyland Ranch, where you’ll dive into the best of Girl Scout traditions with a cowgirl twist! Learn new skills, sing your heart out, and connect with fellow leaders from across the council. It’s set to be an adventure-filled day packed with fun activities, camaraderie, and memories in the making—don’t miss it!

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Love to Sing?

Join the GSSGC Choir!

For more info, visit https://bit.ly/gssgcchoir

or scan the QR code

Girl Scout Socials

Float INTO FUN! Catch the Wave: Renew Early and Float into a New Year of Fun! Renewing your Girl Scout membership now means more time for adventure and connection later. With busy back-to-school days on the way, why not take one thing off your list and secure your spot early? Jump right into next year’s excitement worryfree! Girls who renew during our early period will earn an adorable patch— Stay tuned for details!

Early Renewal starts April 1, 2025, and goes on until June 30, 2025.

Look-Out for New Programs Designed for Our Girl Scout Adult Members!

Watch the GSSGC event calendar for upcoming events just for our amazing volunteers, donors and Girl Scout Alumni!

For all you do for others, it’s time to treat yourself to some time for YOU! Monthly upcoming events include field trips and activities just for you, as well as treats and information that may help us find that balance we all need!

Contact Awards, Events & Adult Program Dept. at awards@gssgc.org for more information

Each month, our five regional offices will host Regional Social Events to welcome potential new members and interact with our current Girl Scouts through fun activities and Girl Scout traditions. It also provides the chance to make memories by bringing a friend to share in the fun!

We’d love for troops to help run stations and share their Girl Scout stories with our newest members and guests. Interested in being a part of it? Connect with your Community Development Staff or check out the Events Calendar for details and upcoming dates in your region.

Let’s inspire the next generation together!

Community Development staff Community Development Manager Angie Rodriguez arodriguez@gssgc.org

Central Jessica Lowe jlowe@gssgc.org

Central West Emilee Righter erighter@gssgc.org

High Desert Alejandra Anaya aanaya@gssgc.org

Low Desert Jontona Estrada jestrada@gssgc.org

Southwest Nathalie Gibbons ngibbons@gssgc.org

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Girl Scout Awards

There is no better place than Girl Scouts for a girl to develop her leadership skills and achieve awards! Girl Scouts connects girls with award opportunities at all levels, starting with our youngest leaders – Girl Scout Daisies in kindergarten, through high school seniors – Girl Scout Ambassadors.

Girls can earn awards with their family or troop through “The Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting”.

Explore Girl Scout badges for all levels at https://bit.ly/gssgcbadges.

Find more information about available awards at www.girlscouts.org/badges or by emailing awards@gssgc.org.

Highest Awards

Girl Scout Silver Award

Girl Scout Bronze Award The Bronze Award is the highest award a Girl Scout Junior (grades 4-5) can earn. A girl can work with her troop, in a small group, or as an individual to earn her Bronze Award once she has completed a Junior Journey.

Silver Award Girl Scouts have earned the highest award a Girl Scout Cadette (grades 6-8) can earn. A girl can work with her troop/group (a maximum of 4 girls per project) or as an individual to earn her Silver Award once she has completed a Cadette Journey.

Girl Scout Gold Award Gold Award Girl Scouts have earned the highest award a Girl Scout Senior (grades 9-10) or Ambassador (grade 11-12) can earn. A girl earns this award as an individual once she has completed two Senior/Ambassador Journeys OR has earned the Silver Award and completed one Senior/Ambassador Journey. Girls complete steps, track their progress using GSUSA’s GoGold Platform and work with our local Gold Award Support Team.

For more information on highest awards visit www.gssgc.org/highestawards

Awards for all Girl Scout Levels Journey Summit Award

Girl Scout Safety Award

This award is earned by completing three Journeys for your Girl Scout level.

Each level has its own set of requirements to teach girls how to stay safe.

Bridging Award Bridging Girl Scouts earn this award by completing two steps: 1)Pass It On: to share what they’ve learned with younger girls and 2)Look Ahead: to learn from older girls about their next Girl Scout level.

My Promise, My Faith Girl Scouts of all levels can earn one award each year as they explore the connection between Girl Scouts and their faith.

Meritorious Service* Bronze Cross This Lifesaving Award is given to a Girl Scout who has shown extraordinary heroism or risked her life to save another’s.

Medal of Honor This Lifesaving Award is given to a Girl Scout who has saved someone’s life in an emergency.

*Meritorious Service awards are rare. To recommend a girl for acts of heroism, contact customercare@gssgc.org.

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Mentoring Awards Junior Aide Girl Scout Juniors can earn this mentoring award by helping Daisies or Brownies earn one of their Journeys.

Opportunity Awards for All Levels Cookie Family Pin

Leader in Action (LiA) Cadettes earn the LiA Awards by mentoring Girl Scout Brownies to complete a journey. Complete requirements for the awards are in the Brownie Leadership Journey Adult Guides. There is one for each journey.

Girls can earn this award every year with their family as they participate in the cookie program.

Program Aide Training (PA) For Cadettes. There are three steps to earn this mentoring award – earn one LiA Award, complete the Program Aide Training Course, and work directly with younger girls over 6 activity sessions (one-hour sessions are suggested).

Counselor-in-Training 1 (CIT I) Seniors build skills toward becoming a camp counselor and earn this award by mentoring younger girls in a camp setting. GSSGC girls may complete this award during a CIT I session at Camp Skyland Ranch.

Global Action Award Girls complete activities related to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to earn this award.

GSUSA requirements change annually

Counselor-in-Training II (CIT II) Ambassadors who have earned the CIT I Award focus on increasing their skills in one specific area and earn this award by working with younger girls in a camp setting. GSSGC girls may complete this award during a CIT II session at Camp Skyland Ranch.

Volunteer-in-Training (VIT)

World Thinking Day Award

Seniors and Ambassadors who mentor a Daisy, Brownie, Junior, or Cadette group outside of camp can earn this award. There are three steps to this award – work with an adult mentor, complete training, and create and implement a program for girls based on a Journey or badge.

Girls take part in activities to honor and celebrate our global sisterhood around the world to earn this award.

National Leadership Awards Torch Awards This award recognizes Cadettes (Silver), Seniors (Gold), and Ambassadors (Gold & Silver) who act as leaders in their community. There are two steps to this award – complete a Journey and serve for one term in a leadership position.

Community Service Bar

Service to Girl Scouting Bar

To earn this award, Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors choose a community organization to work with, and complete at least 20 hours of service.**

Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors often volunteer to help with younger girls or on other special projects.

Once a girl completes at least 20 hours of service to Girl Scouting, she can earn this award.**

*Note: The Journey Take Action Project girls complete is separate from the Highest Awards: Bronze, Silver, and Gold Award Take Action Project. Guidelines for the Highest Awards, Bronze, Silver, and Gold, are in The Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting and on the GSSGC and GSUSA websites at www.gssgc.org and www.girlscouts.org. **Hours of service girls use to earn these awards must be separate from those counted toward other awards.

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Regional Leader of the Year

Regional Leader of the Year

A GSSGC recognition, this award recognizes one leader per region who displays a positive attitude, supports Girl Scouting through well-rounded programming, is current in all training requirements and hasthis given outstanding service girls over the period 5 consecutive years.

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High Desert • Lisa Cromwell

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She deeply truly wants Girl girl’s Scouts in her troop to succeed. She wants them to do their absolute best all the while enjoying their time as a Girl Scout. She is dedicated to Girls Scouts and volunteers a lot of her free time to GSSGC. Hansler Southwest • Beverly

Bev goes andamazing beyondwork for girls by helping them learn place to rely on each other and work together as is a team Lisa above has done to make the world a better through her Girl Scout troop.

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Lisa is always available herScout troop’s transportation and Law for herher girls in her troop, sister troop, and the girls attending events she helped with in our region. Bev’s helps troop be leaders all around the Council. heart of gold is exemplary and is a great example not only for our girls but for our fellow leaders as well.

Beverly Hansler • Southwest

Bev goes above and beyond for girls by helping them learn to rely on each other and work together as a team, instead of looking to the leaders to do things for them.

Bev really stepped up this past year to help her troop with their Bronze Award project. She encouraged them to change gears and not give up when their original idea didn’t work out. She helped them research their new plan and put it into action. Bev taught them how to reach out to different organizations and how to work together to accomplish something great. She helped them learn that not everyone will always agree when working on a project, but they can work together to reach a compromise.

Bev did a great job encouraging the girls to use their imaginations and creativity to help them problem solve and come up with ideas. Bev is a walking example of the Girl Scout Promise and Law for her girls in her troop, sister troop, and the girls that attend events she helped out with in our region. Bev’s heart of gold is a great example not only for our girls, but our fellow leaders as well.

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Council Leader of the Year

This award is the highest Council adult recognition presented to one leader who has given outstanding service to girls over the period of 5 consecutive years.

Christeen Walker • Central Christeen continuously goes above and beyond in the experiences she creates for our troop as well as the service unit as a whole. In our troop, we have weekly meetings for every Girl Scout level, all planned and orchestrated by Christeen. She balances badgework with creative tasks and trips led by the girls’ interests, and balances it all so the girls are working at their own level but still interconnected as a troop. For our entire service unit, Christeen hosts regular Journey in a Day events for every level, again putting in countless hours planning and prepping for the events, which always include a great blend of indoor and outdoor activities, self-directed learning as well as guided discussions, journals for the girls to record and reflect on their new knowledge, crafts, games, and fun little trinkets to keep as souvenirs of their experience.

Christeen Walker is very organized, supportive, and thorough. She really leads by example and all her girls lead by example and truly take care of and care for one another. Christeen has been our Cadette leader and decided to go above and beyond this year and take on a Rainbow troop, welcoming all levels with no limit to give all girls an opportunity to be a Girl Scout. She is an inspiration to the troops in her area. Christeen is among the most organized, dependable, and knowledgeable leaders in our Council of Girl Scout policy, program, and philosophy. Christeen has proven to be one of the most enthusiastic, innovative, and accomplished troop leaders I have ever met. Her expertise in not only leading a multi-level troop but also a service unit has been a huge asset that led to many activities being planned not only for the girls in our region, but for the leaders.

Christeen has always been a wealth of knowledge in all things Girl Scouts even before she transferred to GSSGC. Since joining our Council, Christeen has become the leader of the Redlands Service Unit. She is always on top of information put out by Council and anything she doesn’t know, she finds out and gets back to you in a timely manner. She holds meetings every week for her troop and stayed active even through COVID. She encouraged her service unit each month with a different service project idea and gave each troop leader a patch for each project they completed. Christeen continues to be an inspiration and I look forward to seeing many more great things come as a result of her influence.

Christeen believes that every girl deserves to experience Girl Scouting. As Christeen’s troop continues to grow, Christeen believes that if there is a girl wanting to join and she cannot find a troop, then her troop is open to them.

Her involvement with her girls and adults surpasses any expectation!

Trefoil Award

Appreciation Plaque

Green Genes

Mason Woods • Southwest

Home Depot #610

Brian & Jiranda Strebel • Central West

Shining Star

Majority Leader Eloise Gomez Reyes 50th Assembly District

Richard Beal & Jenny Weaver Bael •

Spirit of Our Savior Lutheran Church

Jaramillo Family • Central

Anne Rice • High Desert Gabe Placencia • Southwest

Rocket Man Matthew Zierer • Central West Justin Vandemark • Southwest Edgar Torres • Central West Michael Sanford • Low Desert Michael Wells • Low Desert

Reita Dykes Peak Performance Julie Jordan • Central Robin “Shaman” Bishop • Central West

Lead The Way James Lee • Central West Sharon Rice • Central West Cynthia Woods • Southwest Michelle Newby • Southwest Dana Stenzel • Low Desert

Dr. Phong Nguyen MD Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Medical Director Kim Saruwatari M.S Riverside County Director of Public Health Officer Dr Jennifer Chevinsky Riverside County Deputy Public Health Officer Desert Oasis Health Care Lindsey Valenzuela PharmD, APh, BCACP Associate Vice President of Population Health Integration

Central Bryant & Christeen Walker & Shannon Reyonlds • Central

Appreciation Pin Kimberly Marianowitz • Low Desert Amber Szydlo • Southwest Vicky England • Central Jessica Estrada • Central Sarah Dillon • Southwest

Coachella Valley Pharmacy

Free Spirit

Peachy Lau PharmD

Tasha Payne • Low Desert

Kaiser Riverside Susan Z Sun Assistant Area Medical Director (AAMD) IM Subspecialties/Neuro/Behavioral Health Department of Nephrology

Preeyavata Wanapun • Southwest

Honor Pin Chantal Francisco • Low Desert Jessica Johns • Southwest Angela Mosher • Central

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Camp

Skyland Ranch

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Camp Skyland Ranch offers outdoor experiences designed to cultivate girls’ leadership potential. Through discovering their values and the world around them, connecting in a multicultural environment, and taking meaningful action, girls are empowered to make a difference in their communities. We are dedicated to enhancing the facilities and resources at our 191-acre camp, striving for self-sustainability.

As a premier Girl Scout Camp, Skyland Ranch not only provides fun and challenging activities but also serves as a vital community resource. Over the past academic year, we engaged over 3,500 students from local schools, offering them the opportunity to experience the U.S. Bank Learning Lab which provides programming centered around environmental education. We are thankful for the hard work of the California Conservation Corps, which has improved the safety of Skyland Ranch through extensive tree maintenance.

We are excited to share that, thanks to Congressman Pete Aguilar’s office, our team is advancing with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to begin accessing the funding awarded to us. This support will facilitate vital expansions and updates to Skyland Ranch.

This past spring, we successfully organized a work party focused on the clean-up and refurbishment of Camp Azalea Trails. While we prepare Azalea Trails for future use, the beautiful Camp Wi-Wo-Ca remains available for our troops to explore the outdoors. Many individuals, corporations, and foundations have generously supported our camps over the years, and we invite you to join them in ensuring these invaluable resources are preserved for generations to come. Your support is crucial.

Our Sincerest Thanks

Skylanders

The following individuals have made a personal commitment to Skyland Ranch.

Anonymous

Diana LaMar

Anonymous

Chuck MacKinnon

Anonymous

Sandra Mayo

Anonymous

Theresa Molko

Anonymous

Kenneth Mortensen

Anonymous

Sarah Newton

Edythe Avery

Shannon Ng

Cindy and Tom Beyl

Michael and Sally

Cynthia Breunig

Schreter

Louise Danelian

Gail Seekins

Reita Dykes

Jennie Smith

To make a gift, please visit www.gssgc.org/donate!

Stacey Grant

Pamela Verhaegen

For discussions about significant gifts and naming opportunities, please get in touch with Jernine McBride at jmcbride@gssgc.org or call her at 909-534-2473.

Joanne Jovanovic David Kobrin

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Cookie Community Partners By inviting girls to sell Girl Scout Cookies in front of your businesses, you help them reach their goals!

Albertsons Alin Party Supply Altura Credit Union America’s Tire Store Annie’s Cafe Arrowhead Lanes Bank of Hemet Barons Market Barstow Fuel 76 Barstow High School Barstow Mall BBVA Bank Bluewater Grill Bob’s Big Boy Boot Barn Bristol Farms Bureau of Land Management Burgess Moving & Storage Canyon Lake Farmers Market Cardenas Market Chicos College of the Desert Cooley Ranch Elementary Country Store Dairy Queen Del Taco Desert Discovery Center Barstow Dunkin’ Donuts Empire Polo Fields Floor and Decor Flower Hill Bistro Fontana Woman’s Center Food 4 Less Gelson’s Super Market Gerrards GNC

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Golden Corral Goodwin’s Market Grizzly Cafe GrubHub Hemet Farmers Market Hobby Lobby IHOP Jensen’s Jersey Pizza Jule’s Market Kirklands Kmart Kolb Middle School Krikorian Theatre Lake Elsinore Outlets Lakeshore Learning Center Lane Bryant Lenny Dykstra’s Car Wash Lowe’s Lumpy’s Lutheran Church of Our Savior March AFB Marshalls Maxx Pizza McDonalds Menifee Valley Little League Mimi’s Cafe Moreno Valley Mall Mountain High Resort Murrieta Farmers Market Newberry Springs Elementary School New Hope Missionary Baptist Church Nuevo Market Oak Trunk

Petco Pieology Platas Premier ATA Provident Bank Ralphs Rancho Army Navy Store Red Robin Revolutions Bowling Rite Aid Rosita’s Sam’s Club Shell Gas Station Shepherd of the Desert Lutheran Church Snow Valley Ski Resort Sparkle Car Wash Staples Starbucks Stater Bros.

Stein Mart Temecula Farmers Market The River in Rancho Mirage The Shops at Dos Lagos Tom’s Burgers Tom’s Farms Tractor Supply Co Turner’s Outdoorsman UPS Store Victor Bowl Vons Walgreens Walmart Westfield Mall Palm Desert Yermo Community Center Yogurt Island

Corporate Recognition & Community Partners Thank you to our donors and funders who have always believed in the benefits of Girl Scouting and have always stepped up to assist us, especially now in this time of uncertainty. Your support and flexibility over the years have been crucial to Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council and the entire non-profit community.

❧ $25,000+

Anonymous ❧ $10,000-$24,999

Riverside County Nonprofit Assistance Fund

Schlinger Chrisman Foundation

❧ $5,000-$9,999 Burgess Moving & Storage

Desert Sands Unified School District

Cathay Bank

Pechanga Resort and Casino

Constellation ❧ $1,000-$4,999 Amazon

Girl Scouts of the USA

Banning Chamber of Commerce

Pacific Premier Bank

BNSF Railway Foundation

Seven Points Inc.

City of Palm Springs

Southwest Gas Corporation

The YWCA of Riverside County Endowment Fund at Inland Empire Community Foundation, Where Giving Grows

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Juliette Gordon Low Society The Juliette Gordon Low Society is a giving society to honor those who have committed to make planned gifts to Girl Scouts. A planned gift is a future gift through your financial and estate plans; for example, a bequest.

Why join the Juliette Gordon Low Society?

Your planned gift is also your legacy of goodwill that benefits future generations of girls to come. It ensures that Girl Scouts continues to prepare every girl to become a G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)TM.

Erik and Eva Andersen Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift Richard G. Aquino Rhesa Ashbacher Andrew Avery Edythe Avery Debbie Barrera Dianne Belk & Lawrence Calder Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift Carol Bond Michele Branconier Cynthia H. Breunig Paulette Brown-Hinds The Burdette Family Pat and Terry Caldwell Dr. Patricia A. S. Crowley Lauren Denson Linda Dominguez Debra Donnell Sean and Melinda Dougherty Jeanie Eberts Kimberly Fasching Sally Gose Debra Gradias Stacey Grant Knea Hawley Renee Hill Joyce Knoll David Kobrin Elizabeth Locke-Thomas Lolla Long Kit Mac Nee

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Chuck MacKinnon Sandra L. Mayo Wade Mayo Dawn Meade Keeling Yves Mombeleur Sylvia Morrison Ken and Sandy Mortensen Beth and Steve Newton Shannon Ng Cathy Paredes Donna “Whisper” Tucker-Parker Ms. Cynthia Paulo Nancy Perdue Brandy Placencia Carrie Raleigh Reece Family Irene N. Rodríguez Ann Marie and Matt Sakrekoff Katheryn E. Sari Bob Schumacher Tina Schumacher Gail A. Seekins Kristina Sewell Dr. Barbara P. Sirvis Kent Smith Anne Sutheimer Rice Dana K. Thomas Susanne Tisdall Pam Verhaegen Jennifer Weaver-Beal June Yamamoto Wendy Zinn

The Daisy Society Before Girl Scouts sail around the world or design their own fashion line, they need to believe they can do it.

Invest in our local Girl Scouts and make those dreams a reality. Then watch as they discover new interests and chase their dreams—with the pride of knowing you helped make it possible.

Your gift will be used to ensure local Girl Scouts gain the skills and confidence needed to accept challenges, overcome obstacles, and become leaders. Plus, every dollar you give stays right here in our community!

Thank you for all you do for the girls in our communities.

Jernine McBride Vice President of Individual Giving (909) 534-2473 jmcbride@gssgc.org

gssgc.org/donate

❧ CHARACTER $10,000+ Anonymous Edythe Avery Debbie Barrera Cindy and Tom Beyl

Cynthia Breunig Renee Hill David Kobrin Kit Mac Nee

Sandra Mayo Michael and Sally Schreter Scooter Barb Jennie Smith

❧ CONFIDENCE $5,000–$9,999 Kathleen Barth Joyce Knoll Shannon Ng

Irene N. Rodríguez Pamela Verhaegen

❧ COURAGE $1,000–$4,999 Andy Avery Kristina Falkner Adela Flores-Bertrand Julie Jordan Robyn Manzini Yves Mombeleur

Sarah Newton Cathy Paredes Lisa Reece Ann Marie Sakrekoff Katheryn Sari Tina Schumacher

Kent Smith June Yamamoto

Sandra Oliphant Barbara Pepper Brie Ouellette Ron Sabala Diane Schroeder

Leslee Temple Elmer Thomas Susanne Tisdall Teofista Turner Dan Zhang

❧ MEMBER $240–$999 Kathryn Abad Susan Ahlberg Daniel Cobb Charles Courdy Eugene Gleason

Names listed for the Daisy Society are based on giving for calendar year 2024.

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Locations Central Service Center & Executive Offices 1751 Plum Lane Redlands, CA 92374 Central West Service Center 9840 Indiana Avenue, Suites 7, 8 & 9 Riverside, CA 92503

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