2. GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA
MOUNTAINS TO MIDLANDS, INC.
GIRLS
CHANGE
THE
WORLD
2013-18 Strategic Priorities
These five priorities guide our work and
resource allocation. In order of priority
they are:
1) Equip volunteers for easy success;
2) Diversify and increase financial resources;
3) Create innovative and relevant program and
partnerships that will lead to future success;
4) Champion the Girl Scout value and benefit to all girls
and key stakeholders;
5) Strengthen the human, technology, communication,
and systems capacity of the organization.
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YouknowthatGirlScoutsallowsgirlstohavefunwhiletheyfollowtheirdreamsandmakeadifferenceinthe
world.Youalsoknowthisispossibleonlywithyoursupport. Wethankyou– agencies, foundations, corporations,
GirlScoutfamiliesandfriends–whogenerouslysupport ourmissionwithyourdollarsandin-kindgifts.
We’rethrilled tosharea fewsuccesseswe’vehadthisyearinexpandingourprogramsinLiteracy,STEMandHealthyLiving.AUnited
Wayofthe MidlandsgrantinitiatedourDaisyPowerliteracyenrichmentprogramforK5-1stgradegirlsandparents.Wewereoneoffive
councilsselected toparticipateina nationalpilotofthenewEngineerYourJourneyprogramwithTechBridge,anonprofitwhosemission
istoexpand academicandcareeroptionsforgirlsinscience,technologyandengineering.AMaryBlackFoundationgrantequippedour
bikeprogram atCampMaryElizabeth.You,ourgenerousfunders,areprovidinggirlswithmoreopportunitiesthanevertorealizetheir
potential!
Withalloursuccesses,ithasalsobeenanunusuallychallengingyear.Whilewe’vemaintainedmembershipoverthepastsixyears, this
yearwe experiencedourmostsignificantdecreasesinceformingGirlScoutsofSouthCarolina–MountainstoMidlandsin2007. It’sno
consolationthatwe’renotalone: ourdeclinemirrorssimilardropsthroughoutnonprofitandyouth-servingorganizations.Ourdropis
oursalonetoown,however,andwedo.We’vechallengedourselvestoreversethisdeclinebyprovidingthehighestqualityleadership
developmentand volunteerexperiencesforgirlsandadultsthatnootherorganizationcanoffer.
From the Chair of the Board
and the President/CEO
Your Support Helps Girls Change the World
Ourfutureremainsbright.We’reexcitedtoannouncearenewedfocusonlinkingtheGirlScoutexperiencewith
outdooreducation.Alreadyidentifiedasapriorityinourcouncil’sSheSees theFuturelong-rangeprogramand
propertyplanlaunchedin2009,soongirlscan earnfournewoutdoorbadges. Aninvestment inourtechno-
logicalcapabilitieswillbenefitgirlprogramsandsimplifythevolunteerprocess. It’ll beeasiertojoinGirl Scouts
andplantroopactivities.Strengtheningourcustomer-centric culturewill makethevolunteerexperiencemore
appealing.Implementedwithanationalvolunteertraining toolkit, we’ll preparevolunteersmorequicklyfor
involvinggirlsinhighquality,exciting,challenging leadershipdevelopment opportunities.
Withyourongoingsupport,GirlScoutsofSouthCarolina–MountainstoMidlandscancontinuetobeasolutiontotheissuesgirlsface
daily.YourinvestmentinGirlScoutinggivesgirlsthelife-changingopportunitiestheydeservesotheycanchangetheworldforthenext
generation.
Thankyouforyourpartnership!
Rebecca Lever
2014 Chair of the Board of Directors
Kim Hutzell
President and Chief Executive Officer
4. Fromourlearninganddevelopmentmodelthatis based onourhistoriccommitmenttocivic
engagement,wepromisegirlsandtheirfamilies thatGirlScoutingwillhelp girls:
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Program
GirlScoutsoffersawidevarietyoffunapproachestolearning forgirls, gradesK5– 12, in
everyzipcodeofour22counties.Thispastyeartherewere11,449girlsparticipating in
881troops/groups.
Ourcouncil’s2014TroopLeaderSurveydemonstratesthecombina-
tionofactivitiesGirlScoutsexperience:
86% money-earningactivities,i.e.,cookie sales
85% badgework
80% artsandcrafts
74% daytrips
73% communityservice/take-actionprojects*
73% GirlScouttraditionsandceremonies
64% socialevents
46% overnightcamping
35% longertrips
29% scienceandtechnology
13% daycamping
*The mostpopular issuesgirlsaddressedintheircommunityservice/take-actionprojectswere
environmental-andpoverty-related.
5. Silver Award
Spotlight
Troop 2303, Columbia
Fromcelebratingand
encouragingcancersurvivors,
tocreatinga websitepromot-
ing cancerresearch updates,
thesegirlsfocusedon generating
awareness aboutcancer. Stated
Tiara,Igainedpublicspeaking
skillsbysharingcancerresearch
withparticipantsat one ofour
awareness banquets.
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Program
Gold Award
Spotlight
Adia, Columbia, age 18
MyGoldAwardproject
wasdesignedtoraise more
awarenessabout Type 1
andType2Diabetesand
build healthierlifestylesin
effortstoraise healthier
childreninourcommuni-
ty.Duringmy12 yearsas
aGirlScout, Ihave truly
developedafoundation for
becomingan effective and
visionaryleaderin the
future.
Onaverage,thesehard-working,younglead-
erscompletedaminimumof80hourseach
tomeetalltherequirements. Collectively,
thisrepresentsatleast1,760hourstowards
communityserviceforjustthese22girls.
Thisyear’s22GoldAwardrecipientswere:
HaleyElizabethAddy,WestColumbia
KiraG.Brabazon,Anderson
MabryBrunson,Greenville
AmandaAcevesCarlson,Easley
KayleighCoker,Greenville
AnneLangdonElrod,Greenville
RachelFaller,Columbia
AlyssaIdellHatten,Sumter
HaleyT.Hendrix,Campobello
MakaylaDawnHutzell,Jonesville
LaurenJones,Greer
KathrynB.Jones,Simpsonville
BaileyMarieKappler,Anderson
KatrinaDanielleKillinger,Simpsonville
AdiaRaichelleLouden,Columbia
AnnMargaretLudlow,Easley
JenniferAliceMalmquist,Anderson
DeborahManess,Anderson
AshlynMcConnell,Powdersville
MadelineMulkey,Greenville
MichaellaBrookeOswald,Lancaster
AllysonRoney,Greer
OutdoorexperiencesareahighlightformanyGirl Scoutsandweofferawidevariety
ofwaysgirlscanexpandandimprovetheirskillswhileexploring theoutdoors.
�1,354girlsparticipatedinoutdooractivitiesatourthreeresidentanddaycamp
facilities. Popularactivitiesincludedswim lessons, bicycling, archery,
canoeing, andcampfirecooking.
We’ve alsodevelopedtopic-specificversionsofourleadershipdevelopmentcurriculum.
These offergirlsboththeopportunitytolearnnewleadershipskillsanddivedeeperinto
issuesthat are relevantforthem. Forexample:
Healthy LivingSeries–Inthissixsessionseries,girlsin2nd-5thgradesexploretopicssuchasnu-
tritionand food selection,dealingwithstress,maintaininghealthyrelationshipsandanenergybalance
bymonitoringdailyfoodintakeandexercise,andtheyareintroducedtobasicfirstaidandsafetytips.
BeaFriend First (BFF)Series–Thiseightsessionseriesisfor6th-7thgraders. Theyusethe
aMazeJourneyactivitiestobuildhealthyrelationshipskills,understandrelationalaggression,andlearn
aboutconflictresolutionandbullyingprevention.
STEMSeries–In2014/2015wewillbelaunchingthreenewSTEMSeriesthankstoaGSUSA/Noyce
FoundationgrantthatispilotinghowtoEngineerYourJourneywithTechBridgeactivities.
DaisyPower–WepilotedourDaisyPowerinitiativeand,basedontheresults,receivedadditional
fundingfrom UnitedWayoftheMidlandstoexpandandcontinuetheinitiative. Thefocusisonhelping
K5 and 1stgrade girlswhoarestrugglingreaders,andtheirparents,experienceaninfusionoffunand
interestingliteracyskillbuildingintotheirjourneythroughouttheyear.
LeadershipAwards
Demonstratingthedegreetowhichthey
haveembracedleadershipandits
challengestochangetheworld,ourcouncil
isproudofthese GirlScoutswhoearned
thefollowingleadershipawards:
gold
22
TheGoldAwardisthehighest
leadershipachievementin
GirlScouting.Theprestigious
awardchallengeshighschool
GirlScoutstoimprovetheir
worldthroughtheirproject.
silver
95
TheSilverAward,for
GirlScoutsingrades6-8,
challengesthemtoimpact
theircommunitywitha
50-hourproject.
bronze
186
GirlScoutsingrades4-5
arechallengedtoearnthe
BronzeAwardbymaking
positivechangeintheircom-
munitythrougha20-hour
project.
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destinations
Apopularprogram thathelpsparticipantsunderstandhowGirlsChangetheWorldistheGirlScoutsof
theUSA-sponsoredtraveldestinations. Eachgirlselectedreceivesa$500scholarshipfromfallprod-
uctsales. EighteenGirlScoutteensfromourcounciltooktheirleadershipexperiencesnationaland
globalbyexploringlife-changingadventuresthatrangedfromtwodaystothreeweeksforCadettes
and older.The followinggirlsexploreddifferentculturesandstylesofliving:
RachelBenefieldofColumbia,LondontoLucerne;KiraBrabazonofBelton ,CaribbeanMulti-Sport
Destination; Erin Drake ofAiken,F.L.I.Girls(London);KaiteyFieldsofGreer, Venture&Volunteer
CostaRicaCamp HERO(Wisconsin);IsabellaGoodchild-MichelmanofSpartanburg,Wyoming
WildlifeWonders; AmeliaGuerryofAiken, MidwestMadness(Wisconsin);TaylorHyteofAnderson,
HappyTrails(Georgia);IzabellaKamienieckofGreer,SpaceAcademy(Alabama);BaileyKappler of
Anderson,NorthCountryRock-N-Wilderness(Minnesota);LaurenKapplerofAnderson, HappyTrails
(Georgia); MackenzieLawofLiberty, Venture&VolunteerCostaRica;LindseyLoparoofAnderson,
Journeyto Japan-SummitMt.Fuji;SydneyMcColloughofAnderson,LondontoLucerne;Caroline
MillerofAiken,Patagonia:AdventureattheBottomoftheWorld;Georgia SpannofPiedmont,
Venture & VolunteerCosta Rica;JenniferSpiresofGaffney,ChannelIslands;AllisonWattsofGreer,
Journeyto Japan-SummitMt.Fuji;BrennaMikaylaWhiteofWilliamston,WyomingWildlifeWonders
GirlScoutCookieProgram
� The largestgirl-ledbusinessandfinancialliteracyprogramforgirlsinthecountry.
� Forthe seventhconsecutiveyear,ourgirlssoldmorecookiesthanthepreviousyear.
� 7,829 girlsparticipated.
� Onaverage,each participatinggirlsold233boxescomparedtothenationalaverageof155boxes.
� Girlslearned fiveskillswhileinteractingwithanaverageof73differentcustomerseach:
-GoalSetting -PeopleSkills
-DecisionMaking -BusinessEthics
-MoneyManagement
Program
Outreach
Thanksto ourabidingbeliefthatGirlScoutingisopentoallgirlswhoacceptthe
GirlScoutPromiseandLaw,wecontinuetofostertheinvolvementofgirlsand
familieswhofind thecost,language,transportation,andculturaldifferencesa
challenge. 2,691,or24%ofourgirlmembership,receivedfinancialassistancefor
membership dues.Sevenhundredsixtygirlsparticipatedinour
SummerOutreachseriesat38differentsites.OurHispanic/Latinaoutreach
continued at11locationsduringtheyear.
Volunteers
Asanorganizationthatis99%volunteer-led,equippingvolunteersforeasysuccessremains
ourtop strategicpriority. Wecontinuetomakesystemimprovementssothat
whetheritisforaweek,a month,ora year,volunteersareabletomakeameaningful
contributionthatisultimatelyadvancingtheGirlScoutMovement.
Resultsfroma2014TroopLeaderSurveyindicatetheyreceive
meaningfulbenefitsfromtheirGirlScoutvolunteercontributions:
92% Volunteeringisavaluableuseofmytime.
92% IfeellikeIcanmakeadifference.
91% Iunderstandtheuniqueopportunitiesthat Girl Scouting
providestotoday’sgirls.
83% Ifeelappreciatedbythegirlsandtheirparents.
81% Ifoundopportunitiesthatmatchedmyinterests.
Weareproudto
report that ourgirl
membership
nearlyreflectsthe
diversityofour
22-county
jurisdiction.
“From climbing to
the top of Mount Fuji,
to witnessing a tea
ceremony, I was able
to see the old and the
new of Japanese
culture in a
mesmerizing way.”
- Allison, Greer, age 14
56%
31%
8%
1%
4%
Membership
Diversity
Caucasian/White
African American/Black
Other
Hispanic/Latina
Asian
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StatementfortheYear
Ending September 2014
- This was the fifth consecutive year that the
council has operated in the black
with a net surplus to be reinvested in
She Sees the Future.
- All income from divestment of
properties (Camp Star Fort and
the Mauldin Service Center)
has met or exceeded sales
benchmarks identified by the
board of directors.
- 100% of proceeds from prod-
uct sales stay local to support
girl, troop, service unit and council
program delivery.
Income
- Two major expenses for 2014:
� absorbing Pension Plan costs
� hiring Corporate DevelopMint to guide our
initial capital campaign focus
- Expenses remained flat to prior year
Expenses
Important Financial Points
� For the seventh consecutive year, we received an unqualified audit
opinion for FY2013 – the best rating a nonprofit can receive.
� This is a preliminary report because the yearend audit is not complete. A final report will be available in
late January 2015 following the board of directors’ final approval.
Results are preliminary and unaudited. For detailed
information once the report is final and open to the
public, please call us at 1.800.849.GIRL(4475).
5.8%
80.3% 13.9%
Mission Related
Fund Raising
General and
Administrative
3.4%
68.2%
5.4%
5.9%
5.6%
2.3%9.2%
Product Sales
Contributions and
Grants
Investments and Other
United Way
Programs
Property Sales
Girlz Gear
Year Ending
September 2013
Bronze Award
Spotlight
Jayla, Chester, age 11
Formy Bronze Awardproject,I
educated the community about
the GirlScout program andits
“My Promise, My Faith”award.
Iwantedgirlsto learnhowtheir
faithcanbe usedinGirlScout-
ingandto showthe diversity
inGirlScoutinganditsaccep-
tance ofgirlsfromallfaiths.
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MOUNTAINS TO MIDLANDS, INC.
GIRLS
CHANGE
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WORLD
4%
11%
6%
3%
5%
71%
Year Ending
September 2013
80%
6%
14%
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Our Generous Donors
Girl Scouts of South Carolina - Mountains to Midlands gratefully acknowledges the
contributions of our donors and funders during the past fiscal year.
INDIVIDUALDONORS
JamesAdams
MissyAddy
Ruta and BobAllen
Ashley RichardsonAllen
HaydeeAlvarez
TinaAmenisan
BobAnderson
Robert E.Anderson
Margaret and LeroyAnderson
NancyAnderson
DodieAnderson
JequitaAngelo
MarjorieAppiah
LynnArve
Virginia and JackArve
IleanaArvelo
SteveAshe
KayAyers-Garren
Constance Bachert
Diane Bain
Mary Louise Baker
Mary E. Baker
Paula and Stanley Baker
Olen Ball
Barbara J. Barnes and Terry Mitchell
Joan and Thomas Barnet
Valerie and William Barnet
Brad Barnette
Kim Barnette
Leann and Donald Barnette
MaryAnn and William Barnum
Henri Etta Baskins
Patti and Bruce Bass
Michael Battiste
Carol Beacham
Neda Beal
D. Steven Beam
Cindy and Joel Becker
Cheryl L. Behymer
Willie and Gloria Bell
C.J. Bell
Susan V. Benesh
Tiffany Benjamin
Mac Bennett
Kristin and Troy Bennett
Katherine Bennett
Bridget Bennon-Lytton
Randi and Brett Berry
Charlotte and Joe Berry
Roberta Bigger
Debra and Robert Bishop
Erik Bjerke
Susan M. Black
Renee Blackburn
Meredith H. Blackley
Judy and Buster Blalock
Chad Blalock
Jean and William Blount
Patty and Kevin Bock
Thomas C. Bolton
Kavita Borsum
Catherine Boswell
Teresa and H Bowen
Jami O. Bowling
Santora Bowling
Jamie and Pascal Boyd
Suzan D. Boyd and Ed Sellers
Sharman Boyles
Linda Bradley
Beth Brazell
Jane and Dan Breeden
Anja Brens
Lynn and Barney Brewer
John Brienza
Bobbie J. Bright
Lillian Brock-Flemming
Ethel S. Brody
W. Reed and Suzanne Brown
Craig and Vicki Brown
Kelly Bubacz
Steven Buckner
Sharon Buddin
Sarena D. Burch
Carol Burdette
Kenneth Burke
Amy Burke
Jenelle C. Burkhardt
Kristine and Ronald Burns
Charles Burns
William and Pat Burton
Melisa M. Bush
Sandra Busseymcrant
Steve Byam
Judy Bynam
Toni and Jan Caldwell
Shannon Caldwell-Kubu
Karen Calhoun
Robin Campbell
Lisa Campbell
Sandra Cannon
Katrina and Thomas Canty
John Carpenter
Michael D. Carrouth
Donna and Walter Cart
Fowler Cary Jr.
Dorothy W. Cate
Ruth Cate and Charles White
Marguerite and Mac Cates
Kathleen and George Cates
Costa Chakeris
Sally Chambers
Lacy and Robert Chapman
Mrs. Marshall Chapman
Joyce and Gerald Christenbury
Ann and Richard Christie
Cheryl and Cleveland Christophe
Jane and Wyndham Clark
Karilyn L. Clark
Dr. Dianne Clarke-Kudless
Melanie H. Clarkson
Lea and Dexter Cleveland
Dr. Gloria Close and Mr. Leland Close
Elizabeth Cobb
Sherwood and Wil Cobb
Nancy W. Cobb
Tammy Cockerill
Ione H. Cockrell
Suzanne B. Cole
Annette and Eric Collado
Lula Collier
Elizabeth and Daniel Collins
Phyllis and Ronald Combs
Tarkeisha Commander
Mary Helen Condon Moore
Frances and Lynn Connelly
T. C. Conrad III
Anna and Justin Converse
Kathy Conway-Yaffe
Jesse Cooksey
Penny K. Cooper
Alexandra Cooper
Burak and Camille Cooper
George L. Corbin
Kristie Cornelius
Karin and Martin Cornelson
Nancy K. Cornette
Nancy and Joe Corpening
Rossie Corwon
Janet andArlen Cotter
Joan R. Cox
Wynona Cox
Pamela R. Craig
Robert Cramer
Gloria and Dorsey Crank
Todd and Tonia Crawford
Ann and Dick Crenshaw
Julia Crow
Garrow and Chris Crowley
Liz Crum
Paulene Cruse
Dodie and E. E. Cubitt
Brad Cull
Tameka Cummings
Betty B. Cunningham
Tiffanie Curey
Sandra Dalton
Adrienne Davenport
Sarah and Robert Davis
Judith and Gerald Davis
Tan Davis
Jade Deitz
Mary W. Deku
Susan and Rick Dent
Lee Depret-Bixio
James Derosa
Edward L. Devore
Raiessa de’Wein
Ann Diaz
Linda Dickerson
Deborah Dickerson
Elizabeth Dinndorf
Lauren Ditullio
Susan L. Donald
Georgeann Doucette
Tracey Downs
Alfred Mae Drakeford
Jessica Duffie
LaTanza Duncan
Lane Dundee
Katherine and Raymond Dunleavy
Margaret Durrah
Loreta Dylgjeri
Buster Eady
Michael Easter
Elliott Echlov
Hammond Edwards, III
Anne and Stewart Elliott
Cherie and Berry Ellis
Erick Ellsweig
Maureen Elmore
Kimberly Elmore
Alecia and Bobby Elrod
Robert Espindola
Angelo Esposito
Angela Evans
Jennifer and T.Alexander Evins
Jodale and Wayne Fails
Sybil and James Fanning
Robin L. Fant
Nora Beth Featherson
Stanza Ferguson
Joseph Fesser
Edwin and Sara Fisher
Paul and Ingrid Fleishcer
Emily Fletcher
Kimberly andAshley Fly
Suzanna Foley
Joseph Folline
Shelley W. Fones
Elizabeth and Will Fort
Cordelia and Caleb Fort
Elise Foster
Abby Fowler
Eva-Marie and Thomas Fox
Ms. Mary Fox
Kimberley Franklin
Caroline Fratturo
Rene R. Frick
Carolyn Fuller
Lenna and Sidney Fulmer
Katherine and Jamie Fulmer
Nancy Gage
Sherita Garcia
Kimberly Gardner
Sarah Gareau
Richard Garner
Alison Gawronski
Charlotte G. Gee
George and Alneda Gethers
Joan and Harry Gibson
Barbara S. Gibson
Penny Gill
Tina Gills
Frances Godfrey
Dee and John Goforth
Dr. Felicia Goins
Richard Golden
Cynthia Goodrich
Robin L. Gorman
Helen Graben
Frances E. Grady
Mary Grant
Christie Gravely
Carter and Benjamin Graves
Kirby D. Green
Jenny Green
Anastesia Green
Audrey Greene
Dianne and Philip Gregory
Theresa Gregory
ThereseA. Griffin
LisaA. Griffin
Chandler Griffith
Nancy N. Groff
Mr. Warren Guinn
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Our Generous Donors
Tanya Guyder
Marianna and Roger Habisreutinger
Beverly and Eugene Haines
HeatherA. Hall
Elizabeth Hamilton
Dr. S.Anne Hancock
Cecilia and Troy Hanna
Carolyn and Robert Harbison, III
Glenn Hare
Cleveland S. Harley
LouAnn and John Harrill
Sandra Harris
Linda Harris
Marie S. Harrison
Etta R. Harrison
Nydia Harter
Keith Harter
Matthew Hartnett
Chenika Hartpeterson
Patricia Hartung
Charles Harty
Ray Harvey
Scot Hawkesworth
Elisabeth Hayes
Lorraine Henderson
Julianna and Raymond Hendrix
Nalisha Y. Henry
Thomas andAlice Henry
Dr. Numa C. Hero III
Sharon J. Hewitt
Ruth and Robert Hickerson
Kevin Higginbotham
David Higgins
Annie W. Highland
Katherine Hilton
Deborah J. Hilyer
Kenneth Hines
Katie and G.B. Hodge
John and Laura Hodge
Rachel and James Hodges
Sheila and Robert Hogan
Joel Hogg
Susan and John Holland
Susan Hollingsworth
Barbara Holman
Nancy and John Holmes
Melisa Holmes
Caryl Honea
Renee Hooper
Holt and Janis Hopkins
Bettie Horne
Robert and Jill Houston
Deborah and Daniel Howard
Elizabeth J. Hrubala
Melanie Huggins
Meghan Hughes
Charlotte and Steve Hunnicutt
Alice andAnthony Hurley
Susie Hurst
Tony Hutchens
Lynn Hutto
Kim and Jim Hutzell
Carol and Floyd Hutzell
Pamela J. Hyland
Harriet and David Ike
Edward Isom
William Jackson
Douglas Jaggers
Timothy James
Dru T. James
Kelly Jansen
Mr. and Mrs. King B. L. Jeffcoat
Laura Jeffcoat
Kimberly Jeffcoat
Nanette S. Jenkins
Sherry Jenkins
VidaA. Jennings
Vida Jennings
Louise and David Johnson
Andrea Johnson
Ann and Stewart Johnson
Susu and George Dean Johnson
Susanna Johnson
Dilsa Johnson
Marilyn L. Johnson
Marilyn Johnson
Phyllis L. Jones
Ann Marie Jones
Teresa Jones
James W. Jones
Teresa Jones
Sabrina Jones
Nahum JoseAvendono
Dorothy and Julian Josey
James Jowers
Dr. and Mrs. William T. Joyce, III
Scott Kauffman
James Kaufman
Melanie Keel
Cathy Keeton
Brenda and Clarence Kegler
Colleen Perry Keith
Marilyn and Henry Kelley
Pam Kelley
Tony Kelley
Ann J. Kelly
Julia Kelly Crow
Bates Kennedy
Valerie Kennedy-Robinson
Mary Kathryn Kennon
Susan Ketchum
Jean and Donald Kilgore
Dawn Kimura
Kay D. Kinard
Cesily and Thomas King
Judy and Randal King
Blake King
Ellen and Spencer King
Amanda Kinlaw
Carol and Bill Kirkland
Susan B. Kirkland
Jerry Kirven
Jeri and Samuel Kleckley
Lon and Marian Knight
Lynn and Louis Knoepp
Sandra Kolvick
Cheryl and Jerry Korn
Minna and Tuomas Korpi
Debbie Krell
Patrick Krohn
Susan and Kenneth Kuenzli
Rebecca Laffitte
Ruby Lam
Kimberly B. Land
Amy Lanier
Charissa Lannan
Amy Larkin
Silica Larkin
Angela Larsen
Barbara and Ron Laughter
Constance Lawrence
Mike Lawson
Eileen C. Leaphart
Candace Leuck
Rebecca and Tommy Lever
Sarah Leverette, Esq.
Elaine D. Lewis
Lauren Liles
Dagmar and Herbert Lindsay
Michael Lione
Nancy P. Little
Crissy and John Lodmell
Deborah Long
Rosena and James Lucas
Karen and James Wingo
Dorothy and Clarence Lyles
Griffin Lynch
Kimberley Lynch
Cynthia Lynch
David Lynch
Julia D. Lyons
Suzan and Ed Mabry
David Mack
Tracey Mack
Elizabeth Mack
Aisha MacKey
LeeAnn and Chip Maley
Kayla Mallett
Kathy Malzahn
Kelly Manning
Kevin Marsh
Zerno E. Martin, Jr.
Michelle H. Martin
Sally Martin
Phyllis Martin
Michelle Martin
Gaines H. Mason, Jr.
Cynthia and Bob Massey
Mary C. Mathes
Gretchen and Baker Maultsby
Charles McAfee
Cathy and James McCabe
Lavetta McClorin
Dana McConnell
Gina and Sam McCuen
Sara S. McCutcheon
Aaron McGee
Mary McGillivray
Kevin McGovern
Kristyn McGraw
Jay McHargue
Erika McJimpsey
Jennifer McKay
Kathy and Richard McKinless
Martha W. McKissick
Edward T. McLean Jr.
Rosemary and Thomas McLeod
Kimberly McMahon
Patricia E. McManaway
Chapman and Thomas McMeekin
Renee McNeal
Peggy McQuown-Klauber
Ivette R. Medina
James andAnne Meyer
Jennifer Meyer
Catherine Micelotta
Sheila and Jacky Middlebrook
Jan Middlebrooks
Maria B. Middleton
Katherine W. Mille
Ken Miller
Shirrie Miller
Kathryn Milling
Karen and Robert Mitchell
Caroline Mitchell
Sonya F. Moody
Marsha and Thomas Moore
Lesley and David Moore
Rachel Moore
Margie Moore
Karen Moore
Rosemary and Daniel Moravec
Melinda and Richard Moretz
Linda and Robert Morgan
Franklin and Mamie Morgan
Lee M. Morriss
Harold Morrow
Delia E. Moseley
Janice Moss
Sonya Motes
Judith Mulkey
Joseph Mullen
Allison and Carl Muller
Emanuel Munteanu
Julie Murray
Daniel Murro
Billie H. Muthig
Antonio Myers
Lisa Myrick
Johnnie S. Neese
Cathleen Newcomer
Loren Nix
Margaret and George Nixon
Julia and Jim Norman
Isabel Nunez
Amy and Corry Oakes
Kristie Oliver
G B. Olsen
Kathy and Robert Olson
Earl M. Olson
Angela ONeal
Bert O’Neal
Jeanie O’Shaughnessy
Jane and James Ovenden
Keisha Owen
Karen Owens
James Owens
Martha P. Owens
Alan Paramore
Holly Parker
Dwight and Elizabeth Patterson
Vickie and Kevin Pelletier-Lusk
Annette D. Pena
Magaly Penn
Carolyn D. Pennell
Jessica Perkins
Catherine Perrenoud
Anne Porcher Perrin
Phillip Perry
Rebecca L. Perry
Rebeca Peter
Margaret Petty
Miriam and Robert Pflug
Kelly Phipps
Chad Pigg
Karon and Calvin Pilgrim
Tammy Pilgrim
Christopher Pinckney
Jennifer Pinckney
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Our Generous Donors
Don Plaus
Mellie Polhill
Bert Ponder
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Powell Jr.
Joan and Charles Powell
Margaret Power
Eva and Samuel Pratt
Daniel J. Pratt
Steven Prediletto
Gloria Preston
Jovanda Pringle
Shaunda Prophet
Alicia Prudhomme
Jo and Norman Pulliam
David Purdy
Ruth and Robert Rainer
Boo and John Ramage
Diana Rambodavis
Stephanie Ramsey
Savannah Ray
Debbie and Randall Reed
Karel J. Reed
Jeff Reno
Bambi Rentschler
Linda Renwick
Elizabeth and Robert Richardson
Jennifer Richardson
Elizabeth Richardson
Rose-MarieA. Richardson
Lottie Richerson
Robert Rickles
Mary-Beth and Michael Rigg
Jeannette Rivera
Marsha and Owen Robertson
Charlee Robinson
Jacquia Robinson
Margaret T. Robinson
Lanette Robinson
Monica Rockwell
Carolina Rodriguez
Chester Rollins
Annette and George Rollins
Stephanie and David Roney
Jaquetta Ross
Shufy Rowe
Margaret Rowley
Rosaelaine Ruiz
Susan Rusher
Joseph Sacco
Laura Safrit
Amanda Sapala
Darlene Sauls
Anne M. Sauvain
Brittany Scanning
Susan R. Schneider
Harriett and Martin Schneider
Michael Schneider
Tara T. Schreck
Dan P. Schwanda
Sara L. Schwebel
Cathy and Garrett Scott
Tiffany Scott
Kathie Scott
Trent Scovell
Karl D. Sease
Julia V. Sermons
Anne Sexton
Linda Sharpe
Minor and Hal Shaw
Nancy Shepard
Jean and Clyde Shew
Nancy and Steve Shirley
Pam and Harry Shucker
Patricia and Robert Shufeldt
Debbie Shurr
Nell M. Simmons
Judy C. Simpson
Louise and Steve Slater
Dot and Barry Slider
Sandra and Gary Smiley
Christina Smith
Patricia T. Smith
Christy Smith
Diane and Brad Smock
Mary and George Smyser
Sheila and Benjamin Snoddy
Lisa Snow
Josh Solomon
Antigone Solomon
Michael Sontag
Sue and Jackson Sowell
Sharon Spake
Rita and Eugene Spiess
Tanya Spigner
Teresa Spires
Mary Mazzola Spivey
Gaye and Joel Sprague
Christina Sprecher
Steven Spring
Steve Springer
Dawn Staley
Derek Stalker
Charles Starkey
Linda and William Stern
Ann and John Stieritz
Marylou Stinson
Charlene Stoddard
Jennifer Stokes and Charles Crowe
Lynn Stokes Murray
Michel and Elliott Stone
Tiffany Stone
Anne and John Stone
Shirley Stoneman
Barbara Stoop
Linda Storer
James and Gloria Stovall
Tiffany S. Sullivan
Mary Sullivan
Henry Summer
Yakisha M. Summers
Ms. Devendra Sunkara
Linnie M. Swarner
Corel C. Sweat
Jason E. Swift
Steve Szczublewski
Jeanette Tabak
Linda and Eddie Tallon
Merike Tamm
D Ray Tanner Jr.
Naomi and Hollis Taylor
Catherine Taylor
Richele and Stacy Taylor
KimberlyA. Taylor
Mary Winter and Tim Teaster
Beth Temple
Beverly Tesseneer
Patricia F. Thames
Judith M. Thomas
Donna Threatt
Doris Tidwell
Nancy and Howard Tiller
Stephanie Tillerson
Donita Todd
Sarah Todd
April Trapp
Elizabeth Trenbeath
Beverly and Dean Trytten
Eugenia F. Tufuoh
Malinda and Charles Tulloh
Jack and Jane Turner
Linda Turner
Mavis Turner
JoAnn M. Turnquist
Diane Valenzuela
Altana H. Vande Weghe
Jerome R. Vandeweghe
Judy Vanhorn
Dr. Susie H. and Mr. Patrick R. VanHuss
Paul Vannatta
Jenny Vazquez
Patricia C. Visser
Charles Waddell
Paul Waddell
Mary and Gregg Wade
Jenny and Jay Wakefield
Sylvia and John Waldron
Jaime Wall
James Wallace
Ginny Waller
Jerri and Lawrence Warren
DeniseA. Washington
Cyndi and Jack Waters
Cynthia Waters
Harry Waters
Adam Watford
Lynn Watts
Angela Webster
RaymondA. Wedlake
DeirdieA. Weeks
Ellen andAlan Weinberg
John Weindler
Janet S. Welch
John Welch
Sheila Werner
Rod Westmoreland
Jo R. White
Melissa H. White
Mr. Charles L. Wickham Jr.
Kayla Wilkes
Rose and Robert Wilkins
Sandra Williams
Roger Williams
Julia and Joshua Williams
Bett and Philip Williams
Catherine and Verne Williams
Patricia and John Willis
Ruth L. Wilson
Diane Wilson
Diana C. Wilson
Francesca Wingard
Sylvia Wood
Aaron Wooten
RuthAnne Worrell
Bootsie H. Wynne
Laura Yochum
Margaret and Mike Young
Patricia L. Young
Estelle Young
Victoria Young
Dr. Traci Young Cooper
Barbara and David Zander
Nelly and Kurt Zimmerli
Debbie Zvejnieks
COMMUNITYDONORS
3M Foundation
Abacus
AdvanceAmerica
Aetna Foundation
Aiken Women’s Club
All South Federal Credit Union
Allegra Print & Imaging
American Leprosy Missions
Amick, Bahnmuller &Associates, Inc
Ann C. T. Brown Foundation
Arjae Images, LLC
Arkwright Foundation
Bahnmuller Insurance & Consulting, LLC
Bank ofAmerica Charitable Foundation
Bank of Travelers Rest
BB&T CIC Insurance Services
Beltline Storage and Office Center
Benjamin and Jaime Wall Charitable Fund
BI-LO Charities
Bi-Lo Holdings
BI-LO, Incorporated
Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative
BlueChoice HealthPlan of South Carolina
Medicaid
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina
BMW Manufacturing Corporation
Bridgestone Firestone USA
Brown Packing Company, Inc.
Caman Group, Inc.
CarolinaAlliance Bank
Carolina Children’s Dentistry, PA
Cate Law Firm
CBRE|Columbia
CCM InvestmentAdvisers, LLC
Central Carolina Community Foundation
Children’s Trust Fund of South Carolina
City of Lancaster
Colliers International SC, Inc.
Colonial Life
Colonial Trust Company
Columbia College
Combined Federal Campaign of Green-
ville County
Community Foundation of Greenville
Conrad & Company, CPA’s
Contec, Incorporated
Dixon Hughes Goodman
Duke Energy Foundation
Fairway OutdoorAdvertising GSA
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Fisher and Phillips LLP
Foothills Community Foundation
Foreign Translations, Inc.
Foundation For the Carolinas
GE Foundation
Girl Scouts of the USA
Give With Liberty
Greenville Drive
Greenville Technical College
Greenwood County Community
Foundation
H.M. Shaw, Sr. Charitable Trust
Haigler Dental Care
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Our Investmentand
StewardshipFocus
RemainsStrong
� There was100%boardandstaffgiving.
� Individualgivingincreased.
� Online givingincreased.
� UnitedWay,grantsandfoundationsupport
increased.
� Our giftsin-kinddonationsdoubledwhichhelps
offset programandoperationalexpenses.
� IntroducedaGreenvillefundraisingeventcalled
ChangingGreenville,ChangingtheWorld.
� ExpandedourEmeraldCirclewomen’s
philanthropicgroups.
Our Generous Donors
Holiday Sunshine Fund
IBM Corporate Citizenship and
CorporateAffairs
IBM Employee Services Center
Indexx Printing
J.M. Smith Foundation
John R. & M. Margrite Davis Foundation
Johnson DevelopmentAssociates , Inc.
Johnson, Smith, Hibbard & Wildman Law
Kimberly-Clark Foundation
Lady Slipper Garden Club
Lexington Medical Center
Limestone Presbyterian Church
Lowe’s
McMillan Pazdan SmithArchitecture
McNair Law Firm
Merrill Lynch
Microsoft
Mile High United Way
National Christian Foundation
NBSC
Nestle
Network For Good
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak, &
Stewart, P. C.
Optimist Club of St.Andrews
Pacolet-Millliken Enterprises, Inc.
Phifer Johnson Foundation
Piccadilly Circus
Putman Investments
Richland County School District One
Roebuck Greenhouses Incorporated
Rose and Walter Montgomery Foundation
Rotary Club of Chapin Sunrise
SCANA, Corporation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Snelling Personnel Services
South Carolina Bank and Trust
Spartanburg County Foundation
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Spartanburg Regional Foundation
Spartanburg Water
Spinx Company, Inc.
St. John’s United Methodist Church
TD Bank
The Harvey Hubbell Foundation
The Phelps Foundation
The Price Group Educational Planning
Services
The Priester Foundation
Thiel Family Foundation
Town of Ridge Spring
Troop 208
Truist
University of South Carolina
UNUM Provident
USC Upstate
Wells Fargo Community Support
WIS-TV
Wolff Family Charitable Trust
WSPA-7 On Your Side
Wt Cafe of Greater Columbia LLC
Young Office Supply Company
YourCause, LLC
YWCAof Greenville
THANKYOUTOOUR
UNITEDWAYPARTNERS
Combined Federal Campaign of
Greenville County
GE United Way Campaign
SunTrust United Way Campaign
United Way ofAiken County
United Way ofAnderson County
United Way of Chester County
United Way of Edgefield County
United Way of Greater Portland
United Way of Greenville County
United Way of Greenwood andAbbeville
Counties
United Way of Kershaw County
United Way of Lancaster County
United Way of Laurens County, Inc.
United Way of Oconee County
United Way of Pickens County
United Way of Sumter, Clarendon, and
Lee Counties
United Way of the Midlands
United Way of the Piedmont
OURCOUNCILWASAWARDED
GRANTSFROMTHEFOLLOWING
SOURCESIN2014
3M Corporation
Bi-Lo Winn-Dixie Foundation
Cherokee County Community Foundation
Chester Healthcare Foundation
Donna and Walter Cart Fund
John & Nora Featherston DonorAdvised
Fund
Mary Black Foundation
GSUSA
Spartanburg County Foundation
TheAbney Foundation
TheAllstate Foundation
The Rotary Club of Clemson
The Rotary Club of Spartanburg
HONORARIUMS
The following individuals were
honored by donor gifts this past
fiscal year.
Angela L.Arve
Ruth Cate
Gloria Close
Penny K. Cooper
Connie Cooper
Elizabeth Dinndorf
Kim D. Hutzell
Susan P. Johnson
Karen Mitchell
Lesley R. Moore
Magaly Penn
Bett F. Williams
Janet L. Young
MEMORIALS
The following individuals were
memorialized through individual
donor support this past fiscal
year.
DeneAdams
Norma H. Ferguson
Mary Kennemur
Jean Z. Slider
Hassie Mae Wells
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GirlScoutLaw
Iwilldomybesttobe
honestandfair,
friendlyandhelpful,
considerateandcaring,
courageousandstrong,and
responsibleforwhatIsayanddo,
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“ FormyGoldAwardprojectIcombinedmypassionof
dancewiththebenefitsoflivingahealthylifestyleto
hostanevententitled‘HealthyLivingThroughDance’. ”
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Groundhog
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Valentine’s
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President’s
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WorldThinking
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National
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FullMoon
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GirlScout
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“ My“KidsFitHealthWeek”GoldAwardproject wasa
week-longelementaryschoolprogramtocombat
childhoodobesity,getfamiliesmoving,andtoestablish
healthyhabits. ”
- Ashlyn, Powdersville, age 18
“Fosterchildrenoftenneedhelpkeepingtrackoftheir
personalbelongingsmovingbetweenhomes.FormyGold
AwardprojectIcreatedanongoingsuitcasecollection
processtoreplaceatrashbagwithasuitcaseforallthose
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it was so much fun. I didn’t know it was
exercise! ” - Jocelynn, Greenville, age 8
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inourfiredepartmentformyGoldAwardprojectwereworth
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eachtimetheyrespondtoacall.”
-Michaella,Lancaster,age18
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