Girl Scout Mission
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Girl Scout Promise
On my honor, I will try: To serve God and my country, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law.
Girl Scout Law
I will do my best to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful, considerate and caring, courageous and strong, and responsible for what I say and do, and to respect myself and others, respect authority, use resources wisely, make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout.
This past year was an exciting time for Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska. We were the fourth Council in the country to open a Girl Scout DreamLab, had our third straight year of membership growth, and provided life-changing experiences for Girl Scouts of all ages. I love talking with Girl Scouts from across the state about their favorite Girl Scout activities, the skills they are learning, and the relationships they’ve built along the way. Recent research from Girl Scouts of the USA indicates girls, parents/caregivers all want what Girl Scouts provides: a safe space to learn the skills to navigate life with purpose and joy.
Girl Scouts is a little bit of everything. Through our nationally developed, research-based curriculum, Girl Scouts experience hands-on, team-based programming designed to develop a stronger sense of self, positive values, healthy relationships, challenge-seeking, and community problem-solving. From camp to entrepreneurship to travel to STEM, Girl Scouts are developing skills that not only help them be more courageous and confident today but serve as a foundation for successful adulthood. In a world that could use more kindness and belonging, Girl Scouts provides the safe space for girls to figure out who they are and the difference they want to make in the world.
We are grateful to the families, volunteers, donors, and supporters who helped make it possible for us to continue our mission of building girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
Thank you for helping us change the world one girl at a time.
Yours in Girl Scouting,
As we reflect on the achievements of 20232024, it’s clear this has been a transformative year for Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska.
One of the most exciting milestones has been the launch of the Girl Scout DreamLab, a dynamic new space designed to empower Girl Scouts to explore their potential, dream big, and develop skills for a lifetime of leadership. This innovative space represents our commitment to providing resources and experiences that inspire creativity, collaboration, and growth for every girl.
Throughout this year, our girls have continued to shine—whether through outdoor adventures, community service projects, or STEM initiatives. These moments reaffirm the importance of our mission to build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
As board president, I am deeply grateful for the support of our volunteers, donors, and community partners. Together, we are making an extraordinary impact on the lives of girls across Nebraska. Thank you for standing with us as we empower the next generation of leaders.
Here’s to another year of building dreams and achieving goals!
Sarah Waldman Chief Executive Officer
Kate Betsworth, Union Pacific Railroad Board President
None of this would have been possible without the incredible generosity of our donors that helped us raise $1,231,200. Your support has turned the Girl Scout DreamLab into a thriving space where Girl Scouts can discover, create, and connect. Thank you for believing in our mission and making this dream a reality!
NP Dodge Real Estate
Lozier Foundation
Claire M. Hubbard Foundation
Sunderland Foundation
Kate and Jeff Betsworth
Fran Marshall
Mary Ann O’Brien
Ash Grove Charitable Foundation
Pinnacle Bank
Sonic/Amy and Bryant Morrison
Sarah and Tom Waldman
Sean and Angie Quinn
Buildertrend
Since opening its doors in May 2024, the Girl Scout DreamLab has welcomed 1,107 visitors through the end of the fiscal year in September 2024—a testament to its immediate impact and popularity.
Our first summer was packed with exciting opportunities for Girl Scouts! Daisy, Brownie, and Junior Girl Scouts explored Mechanical Engineering through badge workshops like Space Explorer, Leap Bots, Paddle Boats, and Crane Design.
Crafternoons became a hit, where Girl Scouts earned maker badges in Art and Design, Create and Innovate, Craft and Tinker, with creative projects like building their own birdhouses.
First Friday Events brought energy and excitement with engaging themes such as Disney Karaoke, Friendsgiving, and Glow Party.
The Girl Scout DreamLab also played a key role in community events, including a Back-to-School Rally in collaboration with other nonprofit organizations and community partners, which drew over 200 attendees.
With a dynamic start like this, the Girl Scout DreamLab is already proving to be a hub of creativity, learning, and community connection!
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Girl Scouting’s highest awards—the Bronze, Silver, and Gold—recognize girls who make a lasting difference in their communities and the world. We celebrate these inspiring girls, who have demonstrated leadership and taken action to make positive change in the world at our annual award ceremonies. Here are some examples of their accomplishments.
Katherine partnered with the Golden Retriever Rescue in Nebraska (GRRIN) to create pamphlets on dog health, covering topics like hip dysplasia, cancer, and care for newly adopted dogs. These pamphlets were distributed online, at the GRRIN dog fair, veterinary clinics, and the Nebraska Humane Society. Driven by a passion for animal welfare and personal experience as a dog owner, they continue to provide resources to help pet owners access reliable information.
For her project, Makayla Maxson partnered with the United Way of Kearney to improve literacy access in her community. She installed two Little Free Libraries with support from community donations and volunteers who helped build, install, and stock them. To ensure sustainability, the United Way will continue maintaining the libraries. Additionally, she created a twolevel patch program for Girl Scouts, teaching the importance of literacy and book care. The program is available to co-leaders on the Spirit of Nebraska website.
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Girls earned their Highest Awards. Of those, 10 were Gold Awards.
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Katherine improved menstrual product accessibility in elementary schools. She placed bins stocked with pads in school bathrooms, allowing students to access them discreetly. To further support students, she provided school nurses with extra supplies and educational resources. Her initiative fosters a more supportive environment and helps those without access to menstrual products at home. To expand its impact, she created a website with information and resources to encourage awareness and action.
Through our partnership with Charles Schwab, and their generous support, we were able to offer financial literacy education to 197 attendees at the Omaha Cookie Rally and another 57 at the Unlocking Your Financial Superpower events.
The Carolyn Sloan Spirit of Nebraska Award, established in 1980 by the Guiding Star Council Board of Directors, honors the memory of Carolyn Sloan, a dedicated staff member who passed away in 1979. In 2010, the award’s scope was expanded statewide, with the first recipient recognized under its new name. This award celebrates Carolyn’s unwavering love and commitment to all girls.
The 2023-2024 recipient, Maria Reiter, received many nominations, one from Liliana Delgado said, “Maria’s influence extends far beyond scouting achievements; she has played an integral role in shaping the leader and woman I am today. Her impact is not only measured in badges earned or projects completed but in the lasting values, skills, and self-confidence instilled in each scout fortunate enough to be under her guidance. For Maria, scouting is not just an extracurricular activity but a lifelong commitment to nurturing and empowering the leaders of tomorrow.”
*If someone leads multiple troops and runs a cookie cupboard the report will count them twice.
Peyton Erickson, Lincoln
Julie Fuqua, Kearney
Lindsey Nesselrotte, Omaha
Erin Remaklus, Lincoln
Carolyn Sloan
Spirit of Nebraska Award
Maria Reiter, Omaha
Friends of Camp Award
Dusty Barner, North Platte
Jamie Ryals, Omaha
Melissa Ryals, Omaha
Helpful Adult Award
Sandra Carrington, Lincoln
Heidi Kalafut, Bennington
Emily Liechti, Bellevue
Gillian Rolfe, Omaha
Kaitlin Storey, Lincoln
Jynessa Sunderman, Pender
Abby Vogt, O’Neill
President’s Award
Service Unit 066
Service Unit 436
Service Unit 511
Service Unit 513
Service Unit 514
Service Unit 515
575 Volunteer Led Troops
5,206 Total Volunteers*
Thanks Badge I
Jennifer Bowland, O’Neill
Volunteer of Excellence
Shreya Agrawal, North Platte
Misty Barber, Arapahoe
Marylin Bicak, Kearney
Julie Bokemper, Norfolk
Barbara Bosak, Grand Island
Jean Calahan, Lincoln
Jamie Campbell, Omaha
Kristi Casey, Hebron
Margo Cook, Kearney
Cynthia Crick, Lexington
Lindsay Davis, Kearney
Karen Decker, Kearney
Lisa Frederick, North Platte
Maria Reiter, Carolyn Sloan Spirit of Nebraska Award Recipient
Briana Golden, Papillion
Jillian Halbmaier, Crete
Jadean Hespen, Beatrice
Daresa Hogeland, Kearney
Sylvia Hollibaugh, Ord
Susan Jarecki, Columbus
Lacy Jones, Pender
Jayna Jump, Pender
Stephanie Lampsa, Gretna
Anna Law, Bennington
Natasha Lopez, Beatrice
Patricia Lucas, Omaha
Jaclyn McClanahan, Ord
Vicki McDermott, North Platte
Starla Mobley, Plattsmouth
Rose Munderloh, Panama
Jessica Respi, Pleasanton
Sonya Rhiley, Kearney
Vernell Schutte, Verdon
Susan Senft, Lincoln
Reanna Sutton, Superior
Stephanie Wendtlandt, Falls City
Sidney Wickham, Lincoln
Sydnie Willey, Lincoln
Katie Wright, North Platte
Spirit of Nebraska Community Benefactor Award
Alliance City Library, Alliance
Kelly Casey, Omaha
Elkhorn Hills UMC, Elkhorn
Elkhorn Valley Rifle Club, Fremont
Debra Exstrom, Elkhorn
First Christian Church, North Platte
First Christian Church, O’Neill
Fremont Area Community Foundation, Inc., Fremont
Fremont Rural Volunteer Fire Department, Fremont
Grand Island Public Library, Grand Island
Lela Heienman, Pender
Marshall Hughson, Fremont Hy-Vee, Fremont Olsson, Lincoln
St. Bernadette School & Parish, Bellevue
Syracuse Public Library, Syracuse
Thanksgiving Lutheran Church, Bellevue Union Bank and Trust, Lincoln
Ludivina Trujillo-Cruz, Omaha
Lawrence Tunks, Hastings
Whiskey Creek, Norfolk
At Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska, we are committed to creating a culture of inclusion and belonging for every Girl Scout, volunteer, and staff member. Over the past year, we’ve made significant strides in advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) throughout our council and across Nebraska.
In November 2023, we launched the Discover Diversity program series in Omaha, offering engaging activities and discussions that celebrate various cultures and identities. Each program was led by individuals who identified as members of the specific communities being celebrated, to highlight authentic representation and meaningful learning experiences. This approach not only elevated the voices of those communities but also fostered valuable partnerships with organizations such as Inclusive Communities.
These programs, held in honor of Native American Heritage Month, Black History Month, Asian American-Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and Pride Month, have welcomed nearly 40 Girl Scouts and volunteers. To expand access statewide, we introduced a virtual option in 2024, giving even more Girl Scouts and volunteers the opportunity to participate and learn.
Our commitment to inclusivity extended to record-breaking participation in Pride celebrations in 2023 and 2024. In July 2023, 70 Girl Scouts, volunteers, and staff joined the Omaha Pride parade, making it our largest turnout yet. By summer 2024, we set a new milestone by participating in Pride parades in Lincoln, Hastings, Omaha, and Grand Island. For the first time, we also joined the Nebraska Disability Pride event in Lincoln, reinforcing our commitment to embracing and supporting individuals of all abilities.
Over 57% of our staff embraced ongoing learning opportunities through robust DEI training sessions facilitated by our Civic Engagement Committee and community experts. Topics included Camp Equity for Youth, Intersectionality, Mental Health and Self-Care Awareness, LGBTQIA+ Inclusion, and more. Interactive add-on activities ensured these sessions remained engaging and impactful.
Our Social Impact and Communications Coordinator, Demi Kulper, represented our council at the Edith Macy Conference Center in New York for the GSUSA DEI Conference. This transformative event brought together DEI specialists from councils across the country to collaborate on implementing GSUSA’s multi-year DEI strategy. The conference provided a platform for sharing successes and challenges, fostering connections, and generating innovative ideas to strengthen inclusion nationwide.
Our DEI initiatives have also received external recognition. A feature in the September/October 2023 edition of Metro Magazine highlighted our dedication to equity and our unwavering commitment to creating meaningful impact in Omaha and beyond. Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska remains steadfast in our mission to celebrate diversity, inspire inclusion, and create a safe and welcoming environment for all members of our community.
Hosted by Anabeth Hormel Cox
Nearly 20 years ago, Anabeth Hormel Cox, alongside a former staff member, conceived the idea of honoring supporters who included Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska in their estate plans. This vision led to the creation of the annual Juliette Gordon Low Society Recognition Dinner. “I support the Juliette Gordon Low Society because I believe in the power of Planned Giving. Making plans to leave a part of one’s estate to help a remarkable nonprofit like Girl Scouting thrive into the future seems like an excellent investment. I’ve always loved what Girl Scouting can do for girls and young women, and it is important to me to see that positive influence prosper for my granddaughters and great granddaughters. It’s like leaving a part of me for their future success,” shared Anabeth.
Written by Jeanne Krenk, Chairman of the 40th Anniversary Celebration/Order of the Silver Trefoil
Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska Council, Homestead Order of the Silver Trefoil, Chapter 10, celebrated their 40th Anniversary at Hilltop House in Lincoln on Saturday, May 4, 2024.
The Homestead Order of the Silver Trefoil Chapter was organized on May 6, 1984, with 22 charter members. The purpose of the organization is to provide social opportunities as well as service and support to the Girl Scouting community.
To become a member of the Order of the Silver Trefoil, you need to be registered with Girls Scouts of the USA as a Lifetime Member with 25 years of membership or hold a 25 year Girl Scout membership. The Girl Scout Alums that attended the celebration have provided a combined 901 years of service to Girl Scouts through the years.
The Order of the Silver Trefoil is open to both men and women. Current members have served in a variety of roles in the Girl Scouting program including raised funds, volunteered with projects and programming, and supported preservation of the history and memorabilia of the Homestead Council and Homestead Chapter 10 Order of the Silver Trefoil.
Governor James Pillen signed an official Proclamation declaring May 4, 2024, as “Order of the Silver Trefoil Day” in the State of Nebraska, honoring and celebrating all Girl Scout Alums in the Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska Council.
After 20 incredible years of artVenture and three amazing seasons of [glamp!], we’re closing the curtain on these beloved events to make way for an exciting new chapter. But first, let’s look at the outcomes of these two events:
▶ Hosted at UNO’s Mammel Hall on April 20, 2024
▶ Dr. Michelle W. Trawick, Honorary Chair
▶ Kate Betsworth, General Chair
▶ Artists: 250
▶ Number of Art Pieces: 200
▶ Girls Participating: 855
▶ Raised $152,533 (NET)
▶ Hosted at Camp Catron on August 24-25, 2024
▶ 30 attendees
▶ Raised $33,621 (NET)
In 2023-2024, Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska was honored to receive a generous $240,000 grant from the Lozier Foundation. This impactful funding supported key initiatives, including Omaha Outreach, Camp Maha Scholarships, artVenture, and [glamp!], helping us bring unforgettable experiences and opportunities to girls across our community.
Here are the Omaha impact numbers made possible by the Lozier Foundation’s generous funding in FY24:
1,574 girls participating in Omaha Outreach, with programming in 36 schools and at seven community spaces.
1,253 girls attended Camp Maha programming over the summer, an increase of 8% over last year. Of these girls, 274 of them were Omaha Outreach participants.
Omaha Outreach post-programming surveys showed that girls overwhelmingly reported increases in:
84% received badges or Daisy petals
65% participated in outdoor activities like hiking or environmental conservation activities
70% of girls took a field trip with their troop
participated in entrepreneurship activities and life skills activities
72% participated in community service or volunteering
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$7,748,604
Expenses for year
*Management and general includes costs associated with Marketing and Communication, Information Technology, Finance/Accounting, our six service center locations.
4,700 Girl Scout Cookie Program Participants
520 Total Girl Scout Troops
1,353,684 Total Packages Sold in Nebraska
1,045 Fall Product Program Participants
2024 Major Donors
Expressing heartfelt gratitude to our generous donors. Thank you!
Lozier Foundation
Robert E. Catron Family
Claire M. Hubbard Foundation
Sunderland Foundation
Anonymous
United Way of the Midlands
Girl Scouts of the USA
Helen Saathoff Estate
Collective For Youth
Mutual of Omaha Foundation
Thank you to our 2023-2024 Community Collaborators
American Midwest Ballet
Challenge Island Omaha Northwest
Durham Museum
Figure Skating Club of Omaha
GO FISH GIRLS!
Goodwill Lincoln
Hastings Musuem
It’s Yours Pottery & More
Lincoln Childrens Museum
Music Works
Omaha Storm Chasers
That Pottery Place
The Rose Theater
Thank you to our 2023-2024 Advertisers
Amazing Pizza Machine
Durham Museum
Goodwill Omaha
Hastings Musuem
It’s Yours Pottery
Kearney Area Childrens Museum
McAllister Orthodontics
Nebraska Dance
Omaha Public Library
Runza
That Pottery Place
The Rose Theater
UNL Lied Center for Performing Arts
Thank you to our many generous supporters! We are proudly supported by United Way.
$100,000+
Robert E. Catron Family
Claire M. Hubbard Foundation
Lozier Foundation
Sunderland Foundation
$99,999-$75,000
Anonymous
$74,999-$50,000
United Way of the Midlands
$49,999-$25,000
Collective for Youth
Estate of Helen Saathoff
Girl Scouts of the USA
Lancaster County Human Services Juvenile Justice
Prevention Fund
Schwab Charitable Fund
$24,999-$10,000
Acklie Charitable Foundation
Adah and Leon Millard
Family Foundation
Anonymous
Kate and Jeff Betsworth
Columbus Area United Way
Dillon Foundation
Donlan Foundation
Heartland United Way
Kiewit Corporation
Richard P. Kimmel and Laurine Kimmel Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Stephanie and John Koraleski
Fran Marshall
Mutual of Omaha Foundation
Mary Ann O’Brien
OPPD
Fride Philpot Family
Q2 Philanthropy Fund
Union Pacific Corporation
GivePLUS Program
Union Pacific Railroad Foundation
Sarah and Tom Waldman
Wolbach Charitable Foundation
$9,999-$5,000
Ameritas Charitable Foundation
Ash Grove Charitable Foundation
Megan Berry Barlow
Dorothy Brazil Clark Trust
Anabeth Hormel Cox
Farmers Mutual Insurance
Company of Nebraska
Hampton Family Foundation
Hilltop Foundation
Mammel Family Foundation
Amy and Bryant Morrison
Pinnacle Bank - Omaha
Janet and Louis Pol
Union Bank & Trust
WoodmenLife
$4,999-$1,000
Lynne and Bart Ruth
Sandhills Global, Inc.
Marian Othmer Schultz Fund
Deborah Smith-Howell and Craig Howell
Snow-Redfern Foundation
Specialized Engineering Solutions
Susan and Stephen Taylor
Susan Toohey
Michelle and Mark Trawick
Trophy Nut Company
UNICO Group Inc.
United Way of Lincoln and Lancaster County
United Way of the Kearney Area
UNO College of Business Administration
UNO The Center for Collaboration Science
Valmont
Lindsay and Alex VanZee
Karen and Larry Walklin
Carrie and Aaron Weiler
Alexi and Scott Wellman
Jean and Robert Wick
Donna and Dr. Chuck Wilcox
Wendy Wohlers-Gerdes
$999-$1
3M Foundation
Joe Adams
Kandy and Todd Adams
J David Aiken
The Allstate Foundation
American National Bank
Kristi Andersen
Amy Andrews
The Annette and Paul Smith Charitable Fund
Anonymous
Arbor Bank
Julie Armstrong
Audrey and Steven Back
Kate Baker
Pamela Baker
Christi Ball
Tracie Balvanz
Jenny Bantz
Angela Batson
Bonnie Beam
Barbi and Steve Beberniss
Jacob Beck
Benevity Charitable Community Impact Fund
Amy Bennett
Laura Betzold
Leslie and Brad Biehl
Janna Binder
Abby Binderup
Kelli Birkel
Linda Bors
Kristi Bose
Beth Bouza
Deborah and Bill Brennan
Katherine Brenner
Heather Bronson
Buildertrend
The Burlington Capital Group
Jessica Camara
Sally and Jack Campbell
Sandi Cardillo
Cargill
Amber Carman
Rick Carr
Pam Carrier
Chadron Community Hospital Corporation
Laura Chapman
Susan Chenoweth
Traci Cherrington
Dorothy Brazil Clark
Michelle Clark
Shannon Clark
Michelle Cleary
Rhonda Coale
Andrea Cochnar
Christopher Cochnar
Dr. Samuel Cohen
Debbie Cole
Steve Cole
Joyce Cooper
Costco
Courtney and Spencer Cowardin
Beth Blickensderfer Cox
Tracy Crowell
Ginny and Mark Curley
Mary and Hal Daub
Elisa and Drew Davies
Susan P. and T. David Davies
Breanna Davis
Libby (Mary) Davis
Leslie and Jason Day
Gail and John DeBoer
Naomi Deines
Sarah Marie Dennis
Carol and John Dennison
Beth and Mark Dietz
John Doherty
Dennis E. Dohner
Billie Douglass
Monica and Andy Drozd
Margaret Egleston
Meghan Elkins
Misty Elliott
Kyla Endorf
Alisha and Barrett Epp
Erin and Kevin Finken
First Presbyterian Church
Hannah Fischer Frey and Nathan Frey
Kacie Fisher
Kimberly Foreman
Rana Forrest
Fourteen Foods
Francie & Finch Bookshop
Kate Frazer
Aaron Frey
Judy Gale
Taylor and Joel Gehringer
Jennifer Gilland
Jenn and Tyler Gjerde
Ann Gleeson
Jena Glogowski
Karen Goldner
KayLynn and John Goldner
Mark Goodall
Google, Inc.
Jennifer and Adam Grabowski
Marsha Graesser
Meredith Owen Grayson
Emily Green
Alicia Griesman
Shari and Lee Grimes
Nancy Grissom
Marilynn Grotrian
Dagmar and Richard Gude
H & R Block
Jo Ann Haafke
Deb Haar
Pat and Lewis Hackley
Jennifer Hamann
Rita Hamele
Judi Hand
Maureen Haney
Vicki and Richard Hanus
Stephanie Harnett
Crystal Hartford
Cindy Haskin
Katherine Haskins
Rachel and Brandon Hays
Heather Kita Jewelry
Terri and Roger Heideman
Loretta and Jason Hellmuth
Kath Henebry
Holly Herman
Margaret and Charles Hermes
Eloise Herr
Kim and Jason Hess
Terri Hoeneman
Homestead Bank
Jane Renner Hood
Charitable Fund
Amanda Hoover
Kay and Jim Horwath
Bonnie Hostetler
Meredith Hruby
Hy-vee Reusable Bag Program
Jane Ikegami
Sara and Grant Janke
Karen and John Janovy
Alice and Sitaram Jaswal
Lynette and Brian Jennings
Jennifer Jerram
Ande Johnson
Larissa Johnson
Douglas Kallberg
Mary Kaura
Ranae Keckeisen
Annabelle and Charles Keene
Jennifer Kellogg
Talyn Kenworthy
Michelle Keogh
Laura Kinney
Kate Kipp
Kristine Klopnieski
Danielle Kolander
Melanie Koraleski
Wende and John Kotouc
Amy Koziol
Vicki and David Krecek
Kelly Krob
Michelle and Bruce Kroeger
Amy and Robert Kuefner
Melissa Kuhn
Demi Kulper
Erin Kunkle
Kwin Kunkle
Pat Larson
Julie Lasto and Jeff Totusek
Weslyene and Terry Lee
Cheryl and Lonnie Lentsch
Lexington Community Foundation
Kathleen and Thomas Liechti
Sherry Lighter
Carolyn Lima
Erin Limas
LNK Equities
Marifrances Logan
Kathryn Lohr
MeLisa and Steve Long
Patricia Lontor
M2 Media
Colleen Maciejewski
Dorina Mahler
Brenda Mainwaring
Karisa Malchow
Dulcey Mannel
Karen Marble
Lori and Terry Marco
Cheryl Marsh
Harriet Marsh
Jana Martin
Ruth and Martin Massengale
Laurie McAloon
Samantha McBride
Peggy and Chuck McCann
Katie McDonnell
Amber McGrath
Janice and Duncan McGregor
Steven Mercure
Carol Milander
Jennifer Griffin Miller
Miller Carpentry
Sharron Milota
Patrice Monnier
Matt Montag
Tricia and Rick Montague
Valerie and Robert Monzingo
Denise Moore
Helen A. Moore
Margaret J. Moran
Denise Moreno
Jennifer Morrissette
Megan Morrow
Ethel and Henry Mount
Breanna Mulcahy
Lila Munsell
Kristina Muth
Karen and Larry Nelsen
Audrey Nelson
Marilyn and Edwin Nelson
Susan Nickels and Larry Newell
Gwendolyn Newkirk
Sharon and Nelson Newman
Mark E. O’Connell
Caitlin O’Connor
Kathy and Joseph O’Connor
Marguerite O’Neill
Carla and Tod Ochsner
Julia Odgers
Emily Oliver
Omaha Steaks
Optimist Club of Columbus
Laura Ortmann
Daniel Padilla
Delores Hope Partridge
Jessica and Dennis Pate
David Patterson
Paypal Giving Fund
Rita and Dan Pedersen
Jamie Pepper
Elizabeth Peterson
Ann Philbrick
Kim Phillips
Louise Pickens
Anne Pierce
Sue and Tom Pirnie
Vicky Porter
Prairie Mechanical
Dee and Jim Price
Principal Financial Group
Suzanne and Jeff Putnam
Nina Queen
Ann Marie Quinlan
Barbara and Ben Rader
Mary Raimondo
Amanda Randall
Sharon Rauenhorst
Margaret and John Rebensdorf
Emilee Reece
Portia and Dr. Jerry Reed
Regal Awards Unlimited
Lucia Kroeger Renz
Joanie Rich
Jacob Riedesel
Kassi Riordan Memorial Endowed Fund
Kathy Robbins-Wise
Brenda Robinson
April and Kenny Rocker
Dawn Rockey
Joe Rohda
Lori Lynn and Douglas Ronnau
Debbie Rosman-Webber
Halsey Ruhl
RVR Bank
Katie Sanders
Barbara and Joe SantaMaria
Rea Sarachan
Joanne Savicky
Esther and Steve Scarpello
Daniel Schafer
Margorie and Dan Schlitt
Madeline Schlosser
Carol Schmid
Amanda and Joel Schmidt
Mandy Schnakenburg
Sue Schreiber
Alexia Scott and Sean Morrison
Susan Scott
Scully Estates Limited Partnership
Susan Seidel
Emily Maxwell and Nathan Sheldon
Carmen and Robert Shively
Steven Shulman
Morgan Sigl
Howard and Sissy Silber
Laura Simone
Jackie Six
Angie Size
Julie and Mark Slattery
Libby and Ricky Snipes
Tori Alecia Sorensen
Amanda Stalnaker
Jenny and Stan Stewart
Stephanie Stickels
Kara Stockdale
Kari Stofer
Lori Stohs
Deb Stoltenberg
Kelli Stott
Shelby Strouse
Pam Sukup
Barb Sullivan
Fiona and Michael Sullivan
Sunrise Optimist Club
Amy Svoboda and Don Andrews
Jessica Swanson
Kristin Swenson
TAGG
Michelle Teters
Jessica Tex
Hailey Thiem
Brad Thrasher
Thrivent Financial
Dina Tilgner
M.L. Tintera
Jaimee Trobough
Jackie Tully
United Way of Greater Cleveland
Nancy and John Vallis
Jennifer Van Haitsma
Linda and Ron VanZee
Nichole Vesely
Deborah Waechter
Karen and Larry Walklin
Jason Wallace
Sändra Washington and Deb Cirksena
Carrie and Aaron Weiler
Alexi and Scott Wellman
Jessica Werkmeister
Werner Enterprises
Wendy and Randy Werner
Sharon West
Ava Wetrosky
Jenny White
Shanna Whitsitt
Judy and Gale Wickersham
Lynette Wieger
Audry Wieman
Gina and Jeff Wiitanen
Shirley and David Wilcox
Lori Williamson
Morgan Wise
Lynn and Dan Witthaus
Nancy and Philip Wolf
Carrie Wolfe
Mary Ann Wright
Gail Wurdeman
Elizabeth Young
Robin Yzaguirre
Terri and Dick Zacharia
Corina Zimmerman
A Catered Affair
Jenny Bantz
Megan Berry Barlow
Angela Batson
Kate and Jeff Betsworth
Laura Chapman
City Limits
Joyce Cooper
Cottonwood Hotel
District2 Floral
Duluth Trading Company
Heather Kita Jewelry
Tarna Kidder
James Lewis
M2 Media
Mac Rae Productions
The Mill Coffee & Tea
Mr. Picnic
Nebraska Textile & Supply
Omaha Steaks
OPPD
The Perennial Homestead
Raising Cane’s
Rusty Stars Alpacas
Scheels All Sports
Emily Maxwell and Nathan Sheldon
Kelli Stott
Kelli Sweet and Andrew Hallock
Trophy Nut Company
U-STOP Convenience Shops
Urban Abbey
Lindsay and Alex VanZee
Sarah and Tom Waldman
Wax Buffalo
Carrie and Aaron Weiler
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President: Kate Betsworth, Union Pacific Railroad
First Vice President: Colleen Maciejewski, OPPD
Second Vice President: Katie Glover, Hornady Mfg. Co.
Secretary: Laura Fender, Ameritas
Treasurer: Sarah Labedz Anderson, First National Bank
Kristi Andersen, CBRE
Angela Batson, Parlay Consulting Firm
Megan Berry Barlow, Nebraska Furniture Mart
Joyce Cooper, OPPD
Laura Fender, Ameritas
Hannah Fischer Frey, Baird Holm Law Firm
Rachel Hays, Red Giant Oil
Larissa Johnson, Deloitte & Touche LLP
Tarna Kidder, Noddle Companies
Jim Lewis, Community Volunteer
Kelly Liberty, WoodmenLife
Christina Macken, Great Plains State Bank
Emily Maxwell, Ameritas
Todd Oshsner, Kiewit
Louise Pickens, Airlite Plastics
Katie Sanders, Union Pacific Railroad
Deborah Smith-Howell, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Alex VanZee, ConAgra Brands
Carrie Weiler, Union Bank and Trust
Chief Executive Officer: Sarah Waldman, swaldman@girlscoutsnebraska.org
Chief Operating Officer: Lisa Hiatt, lhiatt@girlscoutsnebraska.org
Chief Financial Officer: Hilary Coufal, hcoufal@girlscoutsnebraska.org
8601 West Dodge Rd., Ste. 102
Omaha, NE 68114
GirlScoutsNebraska.org
Phone: 402.558.8189
Fax: 402.558.8060
Email: MemberSupport@girlscoutsnebraska.org