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2010 Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Annual Report

This document is the 2010 annual report for Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland. It discusses some of the activities Girl Scouts participated in during the year, including touring the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and coordinating a community blood drive. It also summarizes the national rebranding campaign launched by Girl Scouts of the USA to attract more girls and volunteers. The report highlights STEM programs offered to girls and their efforts to advocate for healthy media images and body image for girls.

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2010 annual report
What Did You Do Today? It’s such a simple question, and yet very revealing. If you ask the average person on the street that question, you may hear a mundane answer. But ask a Girl Scout and you’ll hear: “We toured the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.” “I learned that true beauty lies within.” “I coordinated a blood drive in my community.” Simply put, Girl Scouts get to do more. More exploration, more self-discovery, and more community building. With the support of generous donors, foundations and corporations, we look forward to giving girls even more opportunities in the years to come. The following stories reveal how Girl Scouts are using the three keys to leadership (discover, connect and take action) to make our world a better place. We hope you’re inspired by their answers to the question: “What did you do today?” Yours in Girl Scouting, Allison Ochoa, Shelly Chenoweth Chairman of the Board Chief Executive Officer, Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland National Brand Launch Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), with the iconic organization as part of the organization’s one of the most well known and and communicate the power comprehensive transformation well loved organizations in the girls have to change the world that began in 2004, is composed nation, implemented a nation- through Girl Scouting. The of a striking new visual identity, wide rebranding in July 2010 to campaign, known by the tagline which includes a distinctive reach a new generation of girls. What Did You Do Today?, is also trefoil mark, revised color key to boosting the number of palette, and refreshed logo that After extensive research and girls and adult volunteers who was originally created in the development, Girl Scouts participate in Girl Scouting 1970s by the legendary designer implemented a multichannel annually after a period of Saul Bass. brand campaign that is designed declining membership. to reacquaint the country The branding, in the works 4 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
Board of Directors 2010—2011 President Allison Ochoa, Hays 1st Vice Chair Cindy Hoover, Wichita 2nd Vice Chair Angelica Castillo, Garden City Secretary Terri Schmitz, Parsons Treasurer Shelley L. Hunt, Wichita Members–At–Large Barbara Beran, Hays Martha Brewer, Colby Sue Dieckhoff, Salina Beth Eckert, Parsons Martha Fee, Hutchinson Kristi Fowler, McPherson Karin Gillette, Hutchinson Betty Greer, Deerfield Elaine Hudson, Parsons Arnold Hudspeth, Wichita Candy Johnson, Emporia Don Keller, Hutchinson Megan Monsour, Wichita Lorna Nelson, McPherson Deborah Sauer, Wichita Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Joan Wagner, Kechi 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita, KS 67218 Sharon Woods, Council Grove 316.684.6531 – 888.472.3683 kansasgirlscouts.org facebook.com/ksgirlscouts 5 twitter.com/ksgirlscouts
Starry–Eyed Dreams Come True at NASA Girls in Space Program While many girls their age spend their time looking down at cell phones and iPods, Girl Scouts Allison Stukey (Wichita) and Shelbey Logan (Salina) spend most of their time looking up—at the stars. Allison and Shelbey, along with volunteers Fred Gassert and Brindi Stables, made up one of only 10 Girl Scout Council teams (out of 109) selected to attend a Girls in Space program at Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) in Greenbelt, MD in July 2010, to learn about NASA’s Science Mission Directorate (SMD). Upon their return, these Girl Scouts were charged with developing their own Girl Scout Astronomy Clubs, giving future generations of girls the opportunity to reach for the stars. Allison discovered astronomy, her true passion, not while Top: Allison Stukey (L) and Shelbey Logan (R) sitting in a classroom or surfing YouTube. She discovered her at NASA. inner scientist through Girl Scouts. Bottom: Shelbey (L), Fred Gassert (M) and “North High School currently has no astronomy classes,” said Allison sport space Stukey. “My Girl Scout troop went on a campout two years shades. ago at Camp Four Winds. We got to see the Leonid meteor shower. It was so cool! With Girl Scouts, I’ve also had the opportunity to visit the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson many times, and I’ve even got my grandparents, aunt and uncle more interested in NASA and in space in general.” 6 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
Girl Scouts Given Opportunities to Lead through Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) In a world being transformed by technology, only one-fifth of American scientists and engineers are women. What’s missing in science education for girls? Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland (GSKH) is meeting this challenge head-on, introducing girls to exciting programs in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Here are just a few of the programs GSKH offered in 2010: Rootbeer, Rockets and Robots: Girls learned to brew root beer, build and launch rockets, and design and create working robots at Starwoods Outdoor Center in Clearwater. The Magic of Chemistry: Girls learned how to use chemistry to analyze ink, soil samples and handwriting to solve a mystery at Emporia State University. Get WiT It: The Women in Technology (WiT) group at Butler Community College showed Girl Scouts how to use the computer as a tool for success and helped them earn their Discovering Technology and Architecture Badges. 7
Scholarship Issue Get an AMAZING Resumé Courage! The Perfect Ways to Show It. The Ultimate Con dence Plan Great Bend Girl Scouts had fun creating their own “healthy” magazine covers during their Uniquely Me program series. Over the course of 8 weeks, these Girl Scouts learned about health, self-image, media, friendships, bullying and how to handle stress. Cover by Taylor Dou gherty, 8th Grade 8 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
connect! Girl Scouts Advocate for Healthy Media Images for Girls By the time the average girl graduates from high school, she will have spent 15,000 hours watching television versus 12,000 hours in school. This does not include the hours spent online, playing video games, listening to the radio, or reading magazines(1). The Girl Scout Research Institute survey, Girls and Body Image (2010), revealed alarming statistics about teen girls’ relationships with the media and fashion industry. • Nearly 90% of girls surveyed say the media places a lot of pressure on girls to be thin • 60% of girls compare themselves to models Girls with healthier • More than half of girls (55%) admit they diet self esteem are to lose weight more likely to pursue leadership roles. • 31% admit to starving themselves or refusing to eat as a strategy to lose weight Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland, along with Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), made a historic commitment to developing programming and policy solutions that promote girls’ healthy living and media literacy. In partnership with the Dove Self–Esteem Fund, a new curriculum resource was developed to help improve girls’ media literacy skills called It’s Your Story, Tell It!, the third in the journey book program series. In addition to developing programming for girls, GSUSA worked closely with Congresswomen Tammy Baldwin (D—WI) and Shelley Moore Capito (R–WV) to introduce the Healthy Media for Youth Act (H.R. 4925). This bill supports media literacy programs and youth empowerment groups, facilitates research on how images of women and girls impact youth, and establishes a National Taskforce on Women and Girls in the Media. Over the course of the next two years, Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland will be conducting community conversations around the Council to educate and inform the public about the issue, in addition to working with state and local elected officials. 1. The American Academy of Pediatrics 9
Girl Scout Earns Silver Award, Saves Lives Girl Scout Cadette Abby Maycock (Emporia), took action to “make the world a better place” by organizing an American Red Cross blood drive in September 2010 at the Amend Girl Scout Center in Emporia. Abby took on all aspects of the event—from planning to recruiting donors to serving snacks the day of—all a part of earning her Girl Scout Silver Award. The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a girl age 11 to 14 can earn in Girl Scouting. Top Left: “This award represents a girl’s accomplishments in Girl Kevin Wilson, Emporia Scouting and her community as she grows and works to Vice Mayor and co— improve her life and the lives of others,” said Alice Christian, owner of Redline Trucking becomes a first—time assistant leader of Abby’s Troop 37302. “I couldn’t be happier blood donor thanks to that Abby chose Red Cross for her project.” Abby’s efforts. The drive reached its goal with 13 units of blood collected, Bottom Right: including several first-time donors. Through her efforts, these Kathy Hastings of Emporia is happy to units may help save up to 39 lives. donate blood. “I want to be a neurosurgeon, so I wanted to organize an event that was related to the medical field.” — Abby Maycock 10 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
take action! Community Service a Cornerstone for Girl Scouts Last year, Girl Scouts nationwide provided more than 75 million hours of direct service to their communities, and Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland certainly helped contribute to that total. Here are just a few of the community service projects completed by Girl Scouts across the Kansas Heartland Council: Good Turn for Goodwill Girl Scouts are encouraged to participate in this community service project every March on behalf of Goodwill and their community. More than 550 Girl Top: Project Re- Scouts participated in this fun and simple event that allows Directory netted Girl Scouts to give back to their communities by collecting 4,500 phone books. material donations for Goodwill Industries. Bottom Photo: Project Re-Directory More than 4,500 old phone books Girl Scouts share the were collected with the participation of more than 20 sweeness with soldiers through the cookie Girl Scout Troops. share program. Cookie Share Girl Scouts learn entrepreneurial skills such as marketing, customer service and money handling through the annual Cookie Program, but they also learn how to “share the sweetness.” Through the Cookie Share program, Girl Scouts across the council collected more than 10,000 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies to donate to Catholic Charities, the Kansas Food Bank and our military men and women of McConnell Air Force Base and the Kansas National Guard. Near Right: Girl Scouts collect items for Goodwill. 11
Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Donors (For October 1, 2009 to September 30, 2010) Thank you to our many generous supporters! Juliette Lowe Society – $100,000+ Girl Scout Alumni & Friends United Way of the Plains Huizenga Family Foundation Independence Community Chest Silver Circle – $25,000+ Koch Industries United Way of Reno County The Frank & Marie Mildrexter Foundation Trust United Way of the Flint Hills Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mosher Bronze Circle – $10,000+ Rouback Family Foundation, Inc. Cargill Cares The Lattner Family Foundation Finnup Foundation Trust United Way of Dickinson County, Inc. Girl Scouts of the USA United Way of Labette County W. Jo Miller Hiebert Living Trust United Way of McPherson County Mr. & Mrs. Darrel Rolph Wal-Mart Foundation Salina Area United Way, Inc. Seniors – $1,000+ Spirit AeroSystems Dr. Douglas Amend & Dr. Marged Amend Mrs. Velma Wallace Mr. Keith L. Anderson Friendship Circle – $5,000+ Betty & Ace Dillon Donor Advised Fund Anonymous of the Hutch Community Foundation Bank of America Mr. & Mrs. O. Gene Bicknell Cox Communications Carl M. & Ruth L. Coonrod Family Foundation Mr. Jack Focht & Kenneth Castle Charitable Trust Mrs. Gloria Farha Flentje Cessna Aircraft Company Finney County United Way Mrs. Georgia Chandler Flint Hills Girl Scout Foundation Charitable Foundation, Inc. Dr. Daniel Housholder & City of Garden City Dr. Martha S. Housholder Commerce Bank Jane & Bernard Reeble Foundation Community Foundation Southwest Kansas Pratt County United Fund Cowley County United Way, Inc. Salina Regional Health Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Dunlop III Seward County United Way Ms. Valarie A. Florio United Way of Barton County Frontier El Dorado Refining, Co. United Way of Dodge City, Inc. Mr. & Ms. Montie Greer United Way of El Dorado Mrs. Julia M. Hobbs United Way of Ellis County Ms. Laura L. Ice Ms. Donna L. Vanier INTRUST Bank Verla Nesbitt Joscelyn Foundation Intrust Bank Arena Westar Energy Foundation Jean & Willard Garvey Fund Mrs. Elizabeth Koch Ambassadors – $2,500+ Ms. Dagmar McGill Mr. & Mrs. Clark Bastian Mr. & Mrs. Lee Phillips III Shelly Chenoweth Piping & Equipment Co., Inc. Coffeyville United Fund Mr. & Mrs. James Remsberg Stella A. & Ray E. Dillon Foundation, Inc. Rice County United Way Emprise Bank Mr. & Mrs. David Rolph George & Belle Pearce Foundation Russell County Area Community Foundation Robert E. & Patricia A. Schmidt Foundation 12 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
donors Seniors – $1,000+ Grace M. Starlin Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Stan Andeel Mrs. Angela Stateler Dr. Mitzi M. Bales, M.D. Sterling Community Chest Mr. & Mrs. John B. Bandy TCK Trust Company of Kansas Ms. Reva L. Benien Ms. Joan M. Wagner Blue Beacon International, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Brent Wasson Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Brewer Buckley Industries, Inc. Cadettes – $500+ Community Market Place Anonymous James A. & Juliet L. Davis Foundation, Inc. Mr. James M. Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Sean DiGiovanni Mary F. & Albert Baker Memorial Trust Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Dolezal Mr. & Mrs. Ken L. Beran Mr. & Mrs. Anonio J. Durano Capitol Federal Foundation Ms. Mary E. L. Eckert CIG Insurance Finney County CPI Qualified Plan Consultants, Inc. Finney County Attorney’s Office Mr. & Mrs. James Daniels Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #7 Design Central Mr. & Mrs. Max J. Friesen Mr. & Mrs. Ken Ebert Mr. & Ms. Malcolm G. Gillette Family Prescription Shop Ms. Shelly Harris First National Bank in Cimarron Heartland Building Center, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Keith S. Fulton High Plains Publishers, Inc. Golden Belt Community Foundation ICM Golden Plains Credit Union Ms. Candy K. Johnson Hoisington United Way Ms. Kandi LaMar Mr. & Mrs. Bryan K. Hoover Lifetime Dental Care, PA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Howard, Jr. McPherson County Ms. Elaine Hudson Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James F. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Bobb A. Meckenstock Hutchinson Community Foundation Mr. Kent Nettleingham Kansas Gas Service Mr. & Mrs. Cecil O’Brate Ms. Patricia A. Kennedy Optimist Club of Hays, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Kotch Mr. & Mrs. David Poland Ms. Shirley D. Kulow Mr. James A. Roman Mr. & Mrs. Jeff J. Linsner Salina Iron & Metal Company Lyon County Attorney’s Office Saline County Mr. & Mrs. Steven F. Randle Mr. David B. Hirschey & Rural Telephone Service Ms. C. Sue Strohkirch Mr. & Ms. Douglas Stanley Tri–County Electric Cooperative, Inc. Daniel J. Taylor Family Trophy Nut Company Charitable Foundation Ms. Katie Utter Towne West Square Mrs. S. V. Varner Mr. & Mrs. Mick L. Tranbarger Mr. Charles W. Walker Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tyler Western State Bank Verizon Foundation Wichita Community Foundation Ms. Patricia Walker Mr. & Mrs. Richard Williams Ms. Sandra Wiederstein Mr. Kim H. Zinszer Juniors – $250+ Ms. Staci J. Addison Altrusa Club of Emporia Kansas Foundation 13
Brownies – $100+ Mr. Paul E. Adams & Martha J. Fee Mrs. Cheryl L. Shepherd-Adams Mr. & Mrs. Jay Ferguson Allen Gibbs & Houlik LC Ms. Donna Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. William J. Andrews First Federal Savings & Loan Association Mr. & Mrs. Clealand F. Baker, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jay Fowler Dr. John L. Shellito & Mr. & Mrs. Tom Gangel Mrs. Mary V. Balazs-Shellito Gerald Schumann Electric Bank of Hays Ms. Helen L. Gibson Ms. Cathy Barnes Golden Belt Bank Mr. & Mrs. Jim Behring Mr. & Mrs. Joe Graber Dr. Nona Berghaus Mr. & Mrs. James Grier III Lila A. Berkley Trust Mr. & Mrs. William Harris Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Bezdek Harry E. Clarke Post No. 277 Mr. William R. Brenner Hays Medical Center Judge & Mrs. Joseph Bribiesca Paul F. Hayse Revocable Trust Brock’s North Hill Chapel Mr. & Mrs. Jerome P. Hellmer Building Controls & Services, Inc. The Hi—Plains Co—Operative Association Mrs. Jacqueline O. Burnett Hopkins Manufacturing Corporation Ms. Dana Burris Hutchinson Clinic, P.A. Ms. Sherri Buttenhoff Hydro Resources Peggy M. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Clarence E. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Johnson Car Zone, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John Juresic Mr. & Mrs. Terry S. Carlson Ms. Mary Jo Jurey Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Chappell Kansas Prima Chapter CM PEO Ms. Norma Karhoff Chester’s Chophouse & Wine Bar Mr. Don Keller Dr. & Mrs. Bert Chronister Ken Pfeifer’s Salvage Coffey County Land Title Co., Inc. Kiwanis Club of Emporia Kansas, Inc. Comfort Care Homes, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Kyler Knobbe Commerce Bank Mr. Conrad Koehler Con-way, Inc. Fred & Stella Kopke Foundation Cooperative Grain & Supply Kroger Co. Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Charles Crum Laham Development Co Ms. Vesa Cunningham Lindsborg Kiwanis Club Mr. & Mrs. Chad A. Daisy Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Lomax Ms. Sue E. Dieckhoff Mr. & Mrs. Steven Lowder Doerflers Harley-Davidson Ms. Barbara H. MacGregor Mr. Darin Dredge Ms. Margaret J. Mahoney Ducommun AeroStructures Ms. Mary Rose Main Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Durall Martin Pringle Oliver Wallace Bauer Ms. Coleen Dyson Ms. Julia McBride Eagle Communications, Inc. Mr. Guy D. McClaskey Equity Bank Ms. Shyla McFrederick Mr. & Mrs. William Estes Ms. Margaret F. McHugh The S. Jim & Darla Farha Ms. Susan F. McKinney Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Nation Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Farmer Mr. & Mrs. Bradley T. Miller 14 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
donors Milling Precision Tool Active Network Mr. & Mrs. Jon Mollhagen Mr. & Mrs. Robert Adams Ms. Marlene Moxter Ms. Jessica Adkins Nex–Tech, Inc. Ms. Misty Affholder Mr. & Mrs. Louis S. Ochoa Mr. & Mrs. James E. Agin Mr. & Dr. Joseph T. O’Hara Ms. Linda Allen Ms. Anna Owen Ms. Marcelle M. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Steven Allen Panhandle Federal Credit Union American Legion Auxiliary Mr. Curtis F. Pfannenstiel Ms. Viola G. Andersen Ms. Georgia A. Ptacek Ms. Mar Jean Anderson Ranch Rodeo Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Ray Reep Ms. Tracey D. Andrist Mrs. Donna Roberts Mrs. Medrith N. Appling Mr. & Mrs. Joe A. Rose, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William S. Arnold Mr. Tom Sanders & Dr. Chris Sanders Assistance League of Wichita Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Sauer Mr. Paul R. Attwater III Mr. & Mrs. Jim Schmitz Auto World Ms. Denise Scribner Mr. & Mrs. Kevin E. Ayers Mr. & Mrs. Randy Sebastian Ms. Keely Bachman Security State Bank Mr. & Mrs. Van C. Bacon Ms. Augusta H. Shepherd Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Ball Ms. Dawn Sherwood Mr. & Mrs. Alejandro Baltazar Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Snyder Mr. & Mrs. William Barnhard Soroptimist International Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Bauer of Hutchinson, Kansas Mrs. Laura Baxter St. Francis Lions Club Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Bean Dr. & Mrs. Paul Stein Ms. Marilyn J. Bell Mr. & Mrs. John T. Stewart III Mr. & Mrs. Dennis L. Bieker Ms. Diana Stiebens Ms. Elyse Birdsong Sunflower Bank Mr. Brian Black Sunflower Electric Power Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Blair Mr. & Mrs. Mike Sutherland Ms. Donna L. J. Blake The Bank Jamey Blubaugh Veterans of Foreign Wars of Bluestem Farm & Ranch Supply, Inc. the United States of America Ms. Jacqulyn D. Boultinghouse Mr. Charles C. Wilhite Mr. & Mrs. Floyd L. Bradley Mrs. Jeanne Willig Mr. & Mrs. Dave Brandli Mr. Dan Winegar Ms. Deborah Brinegar Winfield Kiwanis Club Mr. & Mrs. Ed Brown Mr. Russell Winter Dr. & Mrs. William H. Browning, M.D. Ms. Sharon K. Woods Mr. Phillip Bruce Mrs. Betty L. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Curt L. Brungardt Mr. & Mrs. Monte Burtin Daisies – Up to $99 Mr. & Mrs. Shiloh Buth Anonymous A S M Wood Works, Inc. Ms. Pamela L. Abel 15
Daisies – Up to $99 Flint Hills Eyecare Associates, P.A. Jayme Buzard Floors N More Mr. & Mrs. D. Byers Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Ford Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Cady N. M. Foster Mr. & Mrs. Earl F. Callison, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Frauenfelder Camoplast Rockland Mr. & Mrs. Fred Frazier Dr. & Mrs. Mike Cannon Mr. Willis E. Freeman Ms. Doris Carlson Mr. & Mrs. Paul Frisbie Dr. & Mrs. John Carnahan Mr. & Mrs. Keith S. Fulton Mr. & Mrs. Pat L. Carr Garden City New Dealers Association Ms. Marcia Carson Mr. & Mrs. Joe Giannone Ms. Erin Cavanaugh Mr. & Mrs. William W. Gibbs IV Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chestnut Mr. & Ms. Malcolm G. Gillette Ms. Guelda Chism Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Godfrey Clark Pharmacy, Inc. Ms. Pat Godshall Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Goering Mr. & Mrs. Lonny Claycamp Dr. & Mrs. Hew Goodpasture Mrs. Jeanette Clement GoodSearch Ms. Kelly Combs Ms. Jane Goodyear Mrs. Penny Conard Mr. & Mrs. Randall S. Gore Ms. Jammie Conley Ms. Jacquelyn Grant Ms. Florence Connor Mrs. Clara B. Gray Mrs. Kelly Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Sam Gross Ms. Lydia Cope Dr. & Mrs. Richard Guthrie, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Cowan Mr. Martin D. Rabalais & Dr. & Mrs. Charles Craig Ms. Mardith E. Hammond Ms. Anita Crane Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hampel Mr. & Mrs. David D. Crane Mr. & Ms. Chuck Hanna Ms. Jennifer Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Harlan Ms. Kaye J. Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Colin Harman CS&S Graphics Mrs. Deanna Harms Ms. Chandra Daffer Mr. & Mrs. Bob Harris Dave’s Electric Haynes Electric, Inc. Ms. Jenny Davis John Brammer & Johanne Hedges Ms. Wanda Davis Ms. Sarah Hein Mr. Clayton Deckinger Ms. Victoria L. Herl Mrs. Donna Dilsaver Mrs. Annuli Higgins Mr. & Mrs. John Divine High Touch DK Consulting Mrs. Eve R. Hill Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Dombroski Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc. Mr. William R. Drews Mr. & Ms. Frank L. Hirning Mr. & Mrs. Craig Dutton Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne E. Hobson Mr. Michael Ebersole Mr. Bradley S. Smith & Mr. & Mrs. Charles Eby Mrs. Amy E. Hodgson-Smith Empire Service Unit Mr. Jeffrey Holden Ms. Laurie Erlemeier Mr. & Mrs. Dennis D. Holder First National Bank Mr. & Mrs. Jim R. Hoppins Fish Window Cleaning Mr. & Mrs. Warren J. Horton Mr. & Mrs. Bryan L. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Delbert Humphries Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ireland 16 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
donors Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Irvin Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Jacoby Ms. Dana McGovern Mr. & Mrs. Mark Jellison Ms. Lavina J. McIlvain Ms. April Johnson Mr. Arthur McLendon Mr. & Mrs. Vernon J. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Ron McReynolds Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Meidlinger Mr. Max Johnston Ms. Laverne Merklein Ms. Linda Jones Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. Merryfield Mr. & Mrs. Russell N. Jones Mrs. Bertha E. Milbank Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Will Momsen Mr. Robert Karr Mrs. Leann Moore Ms. Barbara Kaufman Mr. & Mrs. Harold G. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Keasling Ms. Susan Mueller Ms. Margie Kelly Ms. Joanne F. Murray Mr. William H. Keltner Mr. & Mrs. Keith Mushock Ms. Tina Kendall Mussatto Bros., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Kieler Ms. Debra T. Nakatomi Kings Lawn Service Mr. & Mrs. Darwin L. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Klock Ms. Nancy Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Koontz Ness City Girl Scouts Koster Enterprises Ms. Sara Nettleingham Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Kunz Mr. & Mrs. Ron Neufeld Mr. David A. George & Ms. Tara G. Norals Ms. Christen R. Lavy Mr. & Mrs. Marion Ogden Mr. & Mrs. Michael Le Clear The Orpheum Theatre Mr. & Mrs. Quang V. Le Mr. Harry Outwater & Dr. Deb Outwater Dr. Vernon G. Lee, D.D.S. Oxford Lions Club Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Leedy Mr. & Mrs. John Palenz Ms. Christi Leewright Dr. John C. Patton Ms. Monica Legleiter Ms. Barbara Paulin Mr. & Mrs. John Lewelling Peabody State Bank Mr. & Mrs. Jason Loibl Mr. & Mrs. Larry Pecenka Mr. & Mrs. Linden J. Lorenson Personal Service Insurance, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Al L. Love Phipps Handyman Service Love’s Auto Supply Mr. David P. Moore & Ms. Vicki L. Pipher-Moore Ms. Karen Lowery Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. Pipkin Ms. Lois R. Lowrey Mr. & Mrs. Jason D. Pirtle Ms. Ida M. Lundy Ms. Karen Polly Ms. Joyce Madore Mr. & Mrs. Norb Posch Mr. Chris F. Magnuson Mr. Robert M. Potts Mr. & Mrs. Bob Manning Dr. Bruce Quantic & Dr. Diane Quantic Ms. Barbara J. Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Ralstin Ms. Parrishon Marshall Ms. Dorothy Ream Mr. & Mrs. Dale Mattison Ms. Aimee Reed Ms. Carra Mayberry Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Reed Mr. & Mrs. Ben F. McCann, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dick Renfro Mr. & Mrs. Kirk D. McClure Rent-A-Center Ms. Sharon McConnell Mr. & Mrs. Bruce R. Rhodes Ms. Joan McCormick Mr. and Mrs. David Rich Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. McDaniel 17
donors Mr. & Mrs. Alan Richardson Ms. Debbie Rippie Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Robben Mr. John Thongsavanh Mr. & Mrs. Milton Roberts Ms. Ruea Thurston Ms. Ellen Rochau Mrs. DeeAnn Tice Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rohloff Ms. Ramona Tjaden Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Ruehlen United Way of Bergen County Mr. & Mrs. Tony Rump Mr. & Ms. Cesar Vallejo Mr. & Mrs. Leland Rush Van Wyk, Inc. Ms. Eleanor Russell Mr. & Mrs. Greg Versch Ms. Susan F. Russell VFW Auxiliary No. 7743 Ruth & Paul Dillon Donor Advised Fund of Ms. Lynh Vu the Hutchinson Community Foundation Mrs. Joyce Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Sagehorn Mr. & Ms. John M. Wallen Ms. Carol Sanders Mr. & Ms. James Walton Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Sanders Mr. & Mrs. Randy Wampler Mr. & Mrs. Brad N. Sauder Ms. Amy J. Weast Ms. Pamela J. Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Martin Weaver Mr. & Mrs. Tim Schoenhofer Mr. & Mrs. Dale Weber Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schrock Ms. Leona Wedel Scott Rock Company LLC Ms. Linda Weippert Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Seipel Mrs. Melvina West Mrs. Gwen A. Sevart Ms. Peggy A. Wheaton Mr. & Mrs. William Seyfert, Jr. Ms. Janet E. Whitaker Mr. & Mrs. Gary Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Whiting Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy A. Shoemaker Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wiemeyer Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Sibilia Ms. Mary Jo Wilkison Ms. Teresa Slabodnik Mr. Jerry J. A. Gehlen & Ms. Holly Slawkowski Ms. Brandi N. Willett Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence D. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Tim Williams Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Wilson Mr. & Ms. Kenneth R. Smith Ms. Shari L. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Dan Spangler Mrs. & Mr. Donna L. Wise Ms. Sabrina K. Standifer Ms. Sarah Woodley Ms. Katherine A. Stanley Mr. & Mrs. Morgan Wright Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Steury Mr. Robert S. Wunsch Stockton Area United Fund Mr. James Seba & Ms. Cindy Yost Mr. & Mrs. L. E. Stover Strate Construction, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Russ W. Stuhr Ms. Vivian L. Sullivan Mr. Andy Pham & Dr. Ha Ta Ms. Jennifer A. Tabler Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Taggart Mr. & Mrs. Matt Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. Tennyson The Plains State Bank The Recycling Guy 18 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
partners Westar Energy Foundation Cox Communications Koch Industries $5,000 | STEM Programming $1,000 | Cocktails & $2,500 | Hispanic Initiative Cookies Table Sponsorship Flint Hills Girl Scout Foundation Fred & Stella Kopke Foundation $8,880 | Emporia Programs James A. & Juliet L. Davis $100 | General support & Financial Aid Foundation $300 | General support Lyon County Attorney’s Office Bank Of America $500 | Emporia Outreach $5,000 | Outreach Programs Stella A. & Ray E. Dillon Foundation McPherson County Charles E. Carey Memorial Fund $2,500 | General support Community Foundation Of The Hutchinson $300 | Support For Community Foundation Emprise Bank Meadowlark Service Unit $500 | Hutchinson Programs $2,500 | Sponsor For Cocktails & Cookies The Frank & Marie Mildrexter Cargill Cares Foundation Trust $15,000 | Environmental & Cultural The S. Jim & Darla Farha $2,535 | General support Programs Charitable Foundation $200 | General support Rouback Family Foundation Spirit Aerosystems $4,230 | For Local Service Units $20,000 | Strategic Frontier El Dorado Learning Inititative & Sponsor Refining Company Salina Regional for Cocktails & Cookies $1,000 | General support Health Foundation $9,550 | Healthy Today, Healthy Mary F. & Albert Baker George & Belle Pearce Tommorrow Program In Salina Memorial Trust Foundation $900.00 | General support $3,000 | Program Support Robert E. & Patricia A. For Reno County Schmidt Foundation Altrusa Club Of Emporia $2,000 | General support Kansas Foundation Girl Scout Alumni & Friends $300 | In Honor Of Board Members $2,545 | Equipment & Grace M. Starlin Charitable Trust Candy Johnson & Program Supplies $1,500 | Scholarships For Newton Sharon Woods Girl Scouts & Upkeep for Girl Scouts Of The USA The Newton Girl Scout Little House Betty & Ace Dillon Donor Advised $20,923 | Membership Development Fund Of The Hutchinson Grant & Daniel J. Taylor Family Community Foundation Financial Assistance Fund Charitable Foundation $2,000 | General support $500 | General support Golden Belt Community Capitol Federal Foundation Foundation TCK Trust Company Of Kansas $500 | General support $640 | Uniquely Me $1,000 | Cocktails & Cookies Healthy Initiatives In Salina Table Sponsorship Kenneth Castle Charitable Trust $1,065 | Support For Smith Center Golden Plains Credit Union The Lattner Family Foundation Girl Scouts $600 | Older Girl Congress $3,000 | General support Cessna Aircraft Company Paul F. Hayse Revocable Trust Towne West Square $1,000 | Cocktails & $200 | General support $500 | Sponsor For the Cookies Table Sponsorship Mall Madness Patch Huizenga Family Foundation Charitable Foundation, Inc. $4,500 | Washington D.C. Verla Nesbitt $1,000 | General support Trip Sponsorship for Parsons Joscelyn Foundation Troop 70188 $5,000 | Support For City Of Garden City $1,537 | General support Intrust Bank Girl Scouts In Saline County $1,000 | Cocktails & Community Foundation Cookies Table Sponsorship Dwane & Velma Southwest Kansas Wallace Foundation $1,000 | Youth Development Jane & Bernard Reeble $10,000 | General support Foundation Carl M. & Ruth L. Coonrod $5,000 | Support Wal-Mart Foundation Family Foundation for Emporia Girl Scouts $3,000 | For Local Troops $1,000 | General support & Youth Development Joan & Willard Garvey Fund $1,100 | General support 19
financials 2010 Revenue Total Revenues & Support: $4,452,452 2% Product Sales $3,040,285 4% Public Support 6% $874,754 Program Fees $272,082 20% Retail Sales $173,880 68% Other Income $91,451 Expenses Total Expenses: $4,221,096 8% Program Services 8% $3,181,357 16% Fundraising Administrative Support $356,207 $683,532 16% Fundraising Administrative Support 76% $356,207 $683,532 Program Services 76% $3,181,357 Net Assets, beginning of year $11,562,523 Net Assets, end of year $11,793,879 Change in Net Assets $231,356 20 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
2010 highlights By the See & Sell Thin Mint Sprint See ‘N’ Sell Arts & Crafts More than 120 runners, Numbers: show was founded by the walkers and joggers turned The 2010 YWCA of Salina in 1966 out to support Girl Scouts Girl Scouts and is now continued of Kansas Heartland at of Kansas by Girl Scouts of Kansas the inaugural Thin Mint Heartland. at the Salina Sprint on Saturday, Dec 5, Heartland Bicentennial Center each 2009 at Fort Hays State Cookie Sale year on the Saturday University, Gross Memorial Total Sales: before Thanksgiving. Coliseum. This 5K Walk/ 1,390,000+ Boxes Attendance each year Run and one-mile fun run (more than 4 percent is well over 4,000 and was open to all ages kicked over goal) proceeds from booth and off the annual FrostFest entry fees benefit Girl in Hays. Number of Girl Scouts across 80 Kansas Scouts Selling counties. Cocktails & Cookies 1,000+ Boxes: The inaugural Cocktails & 27 (21 more than Festival of Giving Cookies fundraising gala previous year) The Festival of Giving was held on March 4 at the is the largest Girl Scout Wichita Hyatt. This adults- Number of Cookie service project of the only event benefited Girl Share Boxes Sold year and provides an Scouts across 80 Kansas (Cookies to be opportunity for Girl Scouts counties. More than donated to local from Butler, Cowley, 200 attendees enjoyed charities): 10,250 Harvey, Sedgwick and decadent desserts (7,000 more than Sumner counties to made with Girl Scout previous year) say “thank you” to the cookies from seven local community for their Top Seller: restaurants, signature continued support. More Allyson Regehr of cocktails, entertainment, than 500 troops hand Hutchinson, who a delicious dinner and a made or purchased gifts sold 1,714 boxes of live auction of unique and for 17 non-profit agencies. cookies. sought-after items. 21
Looking Forward to 2012 March 2012 marks the We’re looking forward to 100th Birthday of Girl the many exciting things Scouting when founder our anniversary year holds, Juliette Low phoned her and hope you’ll join us cousin to say: “Come right for the celebration! Look over! I’ve got something for more information for the girls of Savannah, about anniversary events, and all America, and all the celebrations and ideas for world, and we’re going to ways to commemorate start it tonight!” this milestone! The 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, The Girl Scout Promise respect authority, On my honor, I will try: use resources wisely, To serve God and my country, make the world a better place, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law. and be a sister to every Girl Scout.

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2010 Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Annual Report

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    What Did YouDo Today? It’s such a simple question, and yet very revealing. If you ask the average person on the street that question, you may hear a mundane answer. But ask a Girl Scout and you’ll hear: “We toured the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.” “I learned that true beauty lies within.” “I coordinated a blood drive in my community.” Simply put, Girl Scouts get to do more. More exploration, more self-discovery, and more community building. With the support of generous donors, foundations and corporations, we look forward to giving girls even more opportunities in the years to come. The following stories reveal how Girl Scouts are using the three keys to leadership (discover, connect and take action) to make our world a better place. We hope you’re inspired by their answers to the question: “What did you do today?” Yours in Girl Scouting, Allison Ochoa, Shelly Chenoweth Chairman of the Board Chief Executive Officer, Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland National Brand Launch Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), with the iconic organization as part of the organization’s one of the most well known and and communicate the power comprehensive transformation well loved organizations in the girls have to change the world that began in 2004, is composed nation, implemented a nation- through Girl Scouting. The of a striking new visual identity, wide rebranding in July 2010 to campaign, known by the tagline which includes a distinctive reach a new generation of girls. What Did You Do Today?, is also trefoil mark, revised color key to boosting the number of palette, and refreshed logo that After extensive research and girls and adult volunteers who was originally created in the development, Girl Scouts participate in Girl Scouting 1970s by the legendary designer implemented a multichannel annually after a period of Saul Bass. brand campaign that is designed declining membership. to reacquaint the country The branding, in the works 4 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
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    Board of Directors 2010—2011 President Allison Ochoa, Hays 1st Vice Chair Cindy Hoover, Wichita 2nd Vice Chair Angelica Castillo, Garden City Secretary Terri Schmitz, Parsons Treasurer Shelley L. Hunt, Wichita Members–At–Large Barbara Beran, Hays Martha Brewer, Colby Sue Dieckhoff, Salina Beth Eckert, Parsons Martha Fee, Hutchinson Kristi Fowler, McPherson Karin Gillette, Hutchinson Betty Greer, Deerfield Elaine Hudson, Parsons Arnold Hudspeth, Wichita Candy Johnson, Emporia Don Keller, Hutchinson Megan Monsour, Wichita Lorna Nelson, McPherson Deborah Sauer, Wichita Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Joan Wagner, Kechi 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita, KS 67218 Sharon Woods, Council Grove 316.684.6531 – 888.472.3683 kansasgirlscouts.org facebook.com/ksgirlscouts 5 twitter.com/ksgirlscouts
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    Starry–Eyed Dreams Come True at NASA Girls in Space Program While many girls their age spend their time looking down at cell phones and iPods, Girl Scouts Allison Stukey (Wichita) and Shelbey Logan (Salina) spend most of their time looking up—at the stars. Allison and Shelbey, along with volunteers Fred Gassert and Brindi Stables, made up one of only 10 Girl Scout Council teams (out of 109) selected to attend a Girls in Space program at Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) in Greenbelt, MD in July 2010, to learn about NASA’s Science Mission Directorate (SMD). Upon their return, these Girl Scouts were charged with developing their own Girl Scout Astronomy Clubs, giving future generations of girls the opportunity to reach for the stars. Allison discovered astronomy, her true passion, not while Top: Allison Stukey (L) and Shelbey Logan (R) sitting in a classroom or surfing YouTube. She discovered her at NASA. inner scientist through Girl Scouts. Bottom: Shelbey (L), Fred Gassert (M) and “North High School currently has no astronomy classes,” said Allison sport space Stukey. “My Girl Scout troop went on a campout two years shades. ago at Camp Four Winds. We got to see the Leonid meteor shower. It was so cool! With Girl Scouts, I’ve also had the opportunity to visit the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson many times, and I’ve even got my grandparents, aunt and uncle more interested in NASA and in space in general.” 6 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
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    Girl Scouts GivenOpportunities to Lead through Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) In a world being transformed by technology, only one-fifth of American scientists and engineers are women. What’s missing in science education for girls? Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland (GSKH) is meeting this challenge head-on, introducing girls to exciting programs in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Here are just a few of the programs GSKH offered in 2010: Rootbeer, Rockets and Robots: Girls learned to brew root beer, build and launch rockets, and design and create working robots at Starwoods Outdoor Center in Clearwater. The Magic of Chemistry: Girls learned how to use chemistry to analyze ink, soil samples and handwriting to solve a mystery at Emporia State University. Get WiT It: The Women in Technology (WiT) group at Butler Community College showed Girl Scouts how to use the computer as a tool for success and helped them earn their Discovering Technology and Architecture Badges. 7
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    Scholarship Issue Get an AMAZING Resumé Courage! The Perfect Ways to Show It. The Ultimate Con dence Plan Great Bend Girl Scouts had fun creating their own “healthy” magazine covers during their Uniquely Me program series. Over the course of 8 weeks, these Girl Scouts learned about health, self-image, media, friendships, bullying and how to handle stress. Cover by Taylor Dou gherty, 8th Grade 8 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
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    connect! Girl Scouts Advocatefor Healthy Media Images for Girls By the time the average girl graduates from high school, she will have spent 15,000 hours watching television versus 12,000 hours in school. This does not include the hours spent online, playing video games, listening to the radio, or reading magazines(1). The Girl Scout Research Institute survey, Girls and Body Image (2010), revealed alarming statistics about teen girls’ relationships with the media and fashion industry. • Nearly 90% of girls surveyed say the media places a lot of pressure on girls to be thin • 60% of girls compare themselves to models Girls with healthier • More than half of girls (55%) admit they diet self esteem are to lose weight more likely to pursue leadership roles. • 31% admit to starving themselves or refusing to eat as a strategy to lose weight Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland, along with Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), made a historic commitment to developing programming and policy solutions that promote girls’ healthy living and media literacy. In partnership with the Dove Self–Esteem Fund, a new curriculum resource was developed to help improve girls’ media literacy skills called It’s Your Story, Tell It!, the third in the journey book program series. In addition to developing programming for girls, GSUSA worked closely with Congresswomen Tammy Baldwin (D—WI) and Shelley Moore Capito (R–WV) to introduce the Healthy Media for Youth Act (H.R. 4925). This bill supports media literacy programs and youth empowerment groups, facilitates research on how images of women and girls impact youth, and establishes a National Taskforce on Women and Girls in the Media. Over the course of the next two years, Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland will be conducting community conversations around the Council to educate and inform the public about the issue, in addition to working with state and local elected officials. 1. The American Academy of Pediatrics 9
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    Girl Scout EarnsSilver Award, Saves Lives Girl Scout Cadette Abby Maycock (Emporia), took action to “make the world a better place” by organizing an American Red Cross blood drive in September 2010 at the Amend Girl Scout Center in Emporia. Abby took on all aspects of the event—from planning to recruiting donors to serving snacks the day of—all a part of earning her Girl Scout Silver Award. The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a girl age 11 to 14 can earn in Girl Scouting. Top Left: “This award represents a girl’s accomplishments in Girl Kevin Wilson, Emporia Scouting and her community as she grows and works to Vice Mayor and co— improve her life and the lives of others,” said Alice Christian, owner of Redline Trucking becomes a first—time assistant leader of Abby’s Troop 37302. “I couldn’t be happier blood donor thanks to that Abby chose Red Cross for her project.” Abby’s efforts. The drive reached its goal with 13 units of blood collected, Bottom Right: including several first-time donors. Through her efforts, these Kathy Hastings of Emporia is happy to units may help save up to 39 lives. donate blood. “I want to be a neurosurgeon, so I wanted to organize an event that was related to the medical field.” — Abby Maycock 10 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
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    take action! Community Service aCornerstone for Girl Scouts Last year, Girl Scouts nationwide provided more than 75 million hours of direct service to their communities, and Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland certainly helped contribute to that total. Here are just a few of the community service projects completed by Girl Scouts across the Kansas Heartland Council: Good Turn for Goodwill Girl Scouts are encouraged to participate in this community service project every March on behalf of Goodwill and their community. More than 550 Girl Top: Project Re- Scouts participated in this fun and simple event that allows Directory netted Girl Scouts to give back to their communities by collecting 4,500 phone books. material donations for Goodwill Industries. Bottom Photo: Project Re-Directory More than 4,500 old phone books Girl Scouts share the were collected with the participation of more than 20 sweeness with soldiers through the cookie Girl Scout Troops. share program. Cookie Share Girl Scouts learn entrepreneurial skills such as marketing, customer service and money handling through the annual Cookie Program, but they also learn how to “share the sweetness.” Through the Cookie Share program, Girl Scouts across the council collected more than 10,000 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies to donate to Catholic Charities, the Kansas Food Bank and our military men and women of McConnell Air Force Base and the Kansas National Guard. Near Right: Girl Scouts collect items for Goodwill. 11
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    Girl Scouts ofKansas Heartland Donors (For October 1, 2009 to September 30, 2010) Thank you to our many generous supporters! Juliette Lowe Society – $100,000+ Girl Scout Alumni & Friends United Way of the Plains Huizenga Family Foundation Independence Community Chest Silver Circle – $25,000+ Koch Industries United Way of Reno County The Frank & Marie Mildrexter Foundation Trust United Way of the Flint Hills Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mosher Bronze Circle – $10,000+ Rouback Family Foundation, Inc. Cargill Cares The Lattner Family Foundation Finnup Foundation Trust United Way of Dickinson County, Inc. Girl Scouts of the USA United Way of Labette County W. Jo Miller Hiebert Living Trust United Way of McPherson County Mr. & Mrs. Darrel Rolph Wal-Mart Foundation Salina Area United Way, Inc. Seniors – $1,000+ Spirit AeroSystems Dr. Douglas Amend & Dr. Marged Amend Mrs. Velma Wallace Mr. Keith L. Anderson Friendship Circle – $5,000+ Betty & Ace Dillon Donor Advised Fund Anonymous of the Hutch Community Foundation Bank of America Mr. & Mrs. O. Gene Bicknell Cox Communications Carl M. & Ruth L. Coonrod Family Foundation Mr. Jack Focht & Kenneth Castle Charitable Trust Mrs. Gloria Farha Flentje Cessna Aircraft Company Finney County United Way Mrs. Georgia Chandler Flint Hills Girl Scout Foundation Charitable Foundation, Inc. Dr. Daniel Housholder & City of Garden City Dr. Martha S. Housholder Commerce Bank Jane & Bernard Reeble Foundation Community Foundation Southwest Kansas Pratt County United Fund Cowley County United Way, Inc. Salina Regional Health Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Dunlop III Seward County United Way Ms. Valarie A. Florio United Way of Barton County Frontier El Dorado Refining, Co. United Way of Dodge City, Inc. Mr. & Ms. Montie Greer United Way of El Dorado Mrs. Julia M. Hobbs United Way of Ellis County Ms. Laura L. Ice Ms. Donna L. Vanier INTRUST Bank Verla Nesbitt Joscelyn Foundation Intrust Bank Arena Westar Energy Foundation Jean & Willard Garvey Fund Mrs. Elizabeth Koch Ambassadors – $2,500+ Ms. Dagmar McGill Mr. & Mrs. Clark Bastian Mr. & Mrs. Lee Phillips III Shelly Chenoweth Piping & Equipment Co., Inc. Coffeyville United Fund Mr. & Mrs. James Remsberg Stella A. & Ray E. Dillon Foundation, Inc. Rice County United Way Emprise Bank Mr. & Mrs. David Rolph George & Belle Pearce Foundation Russell County Area Community Foundation Robert E. & Patricia A. Schmidt Foundation 12 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
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    donors Seniors – $1,000+ GraceM. Starlin Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Stan Andeel Mrs. Angela Stateler Dr. Mitzi M. Bales, M.D. Sterling Community Chest Mr. & Mrs. John B. Bandy TCK Trust Company of Kansas Ms. Reva L. Benien Ms. Joan M. Wagner Blue Beacon International, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Brent Wasson Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Brewer Buckley Industries, Inc. Cadettes – $500+ Community Market Place Anonymous James A. & Juliet L. Davis Foundation, Inc. Mr. James M. Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Sean DiGiovanni Mary F. & Albert Baker Memorial Trust Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Dolezal Mr. & Mrs. Ken L. Beran Mr. & Mrs. Anonio J. Durano Capitol Federal Foundation Ms. Mary E. L. Eckert CIG Insurance Finney County CPI Qualified Plan Consultants, Inc. Finney County Attorney’s Office Mr. & Mrs. James Daniels Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #7 Design Central Mr. & Mrs. Max J. Friesen Mr. & Mrs. Ken Ebert Mr. & Ms. Malcolm G. Gillette Family Prescription Shop Ms. Shelly Harris First National Bank in Cimarron Heartland Building Center, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Keith S. Fulton High Plains Publishers, Inc. Golden Belt Community Foundation ICM Golden Plains Credit Union Ms. Candy K. Johnson Hoisington United Way Ms. Kandi LaMar Mr. & Mrs. Bryan K. Hoover Lifetime Dental Care, PA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Howard, Jr. McPherson County Ms. Elaine Hudson Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James F. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Bobb A. Meckenstock Hutchinson Community Foundation Mr. Kent Nettleingham Kansas Gas Service Mr. & Mrs. Cecil O’Brate Ms. Patricia A. Kennedy Optimist Club of Hays, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Kotch Mr. & Mrs. David Poland Ms. Shirley D. Kulow Mr. James A. Roman Mr. & Mrs. Jeff J. Linsner Salina Iron & Metal Company Lyon County Attorney’s Office Saline County Mr. & Mrs. Steven F. Randle Mr. David B. Hirschey & Rural Telephone Service Ms. C. Sue Strohkirch Mr. & Ms. Douglas Stanley Tri–County Electric Cooperative, Inc. Daniel J. Taylor Family Trophy Nut Company Charitable Foundation Ms. Katie Utter Towne West Square Mrs. S. V. Varner Mr. & Mrs. Mick L. Tranbarger Mr. Charles W. Walker Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tyler Western State Bank Verizon Foundation Wichita Community Foundation Ms. Patricia Walker Mr. & Mrs. Richard Williams Ms. Sandra Wiederstein Mr. Kim H. Zinszer Juniors – $250+ Ms. Staci J. Addison Altrusa Club of Emporia Kansas Foundation 13
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    Brownies – $100+ Mr.Paul E. Adams & Martha J. Fee Mrs. Cheryl L. Shepherd-Adams Mr. & Mrs. Jay Ferguson Allen Gibbs & Houlik LC Ms. Donna Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. William J. Andrews First Federal Savings & Loan Association Mr. & Mrs. Clealand F. Baker, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jay Fowler Dr. John L. Shellito & Mr. & Mrs. Tom Gangel Mrs. Mary V. Balazs-Shellito Gerald Schumann Electric Bank of Hays Ms. Helen L. Gibson Ms. Cathy Barnes Golden Belt Bank Mr. & Mrs. Jim Behring Mr. & Mrs. Joe Graber Dr. Nona Berghaus Mr. & Mrs. James Grier III Lila A. Berkley Trust Mr. & Mrs. William Harris Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Bezdek Harry E. Clarke Post No. 277 Mr. William R. Brenner Hays Medical Center Judge & Mrs. Joseph Bribiesca Paul F. Hayse Revocable Trust Brock’s North Hill Chapel Mr. & Mrs. Jerome P. Hellmer Building Controls & Services, Inc. The Hi—Plains Co—Operative Association Mrs. Jacqueline O. Burnett Hopkins Manufacturing Corporation Ms. Dana Burris Hutchinson Clinic, P.A. Ms. Sherri Buttenhoff Hydro Resources Peggy M. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Clarence E. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Johnson Car Zone, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John Juresic Mr. & Mrs. Terry S. Carlson Ms. Mary Jo Jurey Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Chappell Kansas Prima Chapter CM PEO Ms. Norma Karhoff Chester’s Chophouse & Wine Bar Mr. Don Keller Dr. & Mrs. Bert Chronister Ken Pfeifer’s Salvage Coffey County Land Title Co., Inc. Kiwanis Club of Emporia Kansas, Inc. Comfort Care Homes, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Kyler Knobbe Commerce Bank Mr. Conrad Koehler Con-way, Inc. Fred & Stella Kopke Foundation Cooperative Grain & Supply Kroger Co. Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Charles Crum Laham Development Co Ms. Vesa Cunningham Lindsborg Kiwanis Club Mr. & Mrs. Chad A. Daisy Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Lomax Ms. Sue E. Dieckhoff Mr. & Mrs. Steven Lowder Doerflers Harley-Davidson Ms. Barbara H. MacGregor Mr. Darin Dredge Ms. Margaret J. Mahoney Ducommun AeroStructures Ms. Mary Rose Main Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Durall Martin Pringle Oliver Wallace Bauer Ms. Coleen Dyson Ms. Julia McBride Eagle Communications, Inc. Mr. Guy D. McClaskey Equity Bank Ms. Shyla McFrederick Mr. & Mrs. William Estes Ms. Margaret F. McHugh The S. Jim & Darla Farha Ms. Susan F. McKinney Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Nation Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Farmer Mr. & Mrs. Bradley T. Miller 14 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
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    donors Milling Precision Tool Active Network Mr. & Mrs. Jon Mollhagen Mr. & Mrs. Robert Adams Ms. Marlene Moxter Ms. Jessica Adkins Nex–Tech, Inc. Ms. Misty Affholder Mr. & Mrs. Louis S. Ochoa Mr. & Mrs. James E. Agin Mr. & Dr. Joseph T. O’Hara Ms. Linda Allen Ms. Anna Owen Ms. Marcelle M. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Steven Allen Panhandle Federal Credit Union American Legion Auxiliary Mr. Curtis F. Pfannenstiel Ms. Viola G. Andersen Ms. Georgia A. Ptacek Ms. Mar Jean Anderson Ranch Rodeo Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Ray Reep Ms. Tracey D. Andrist Mrs. Donna Roberts Mrs. Medrith N. Appling Mr. & Mrs. Joe A. Rose, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William S. Arnold Mr. Tom Sanders & Dr. Chris Sanders Assistance League of Wichita Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Sauer Mr. Paul R. Attwater III Mr. & Mrs. Jim Schmitz Auto World Ms. Denise Scribner Mr. & Mrs. Kevin E. Ayers Mr. & Mrs. Randy Sebastian Ms. Keely Bachman Security State Bank Mr. & Mrs. Van C. Bacon Ms. Augusta H. Shepherd Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Ball Ms. Dawn Sherwood Mr. & Mrs. Alejandro Baltazar Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Snyder Mr. & Mrs. William Barnhard Soroptimist International Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Bauer of Hutchinson, Kansas Mrs. Laura Baxter St. Francis Lions Club Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Bean Dr. & Mrs. Paul Stein Ms. Marilyn J. Bell Mr. & Mrs. John T. Stewart III Mr. & Mrs. Dennis L. Bieker Ms. Diana Stiebens Ms. Elyse Birdsong Sunflower Bank Mr. Brian Black Sunflower Electric Power Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Blair Mr. & Mrs. Mike Sutherland Ms. Donna L. J. Blake The Bank Jamey Blubaugh Veterans of Foreign Wars of Bluestem Farm & Ranch Supply, Inc. the United States of America Ms. Jacqulyn D. Boultinghouse Mr. Charles C. Wilhite Mr. & Mrs. Floyd L. Bradley Mrs. Jeanne Willig Mr. & Mrs. Dave Brandli Mr. Dan Winegar Ms. Deborah Brinegar Winfield Kiwanis Club Mr. & Mrs. Ed Brown Mr. Russell Winter Dr. & Mrs. William H. Browning, M.D. Ms. Sharon K. Woods Mr. Phillip Bruce Mrs. Betty L. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Curt L. Brungardt Mr. & Mrs. Monte Burtin Daisies – Up to $99 Mr. & Mrs. Shiloh Buth Anonymous A S M Wood Works, Inc. Ms. Pamela L. Abel 15
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    Daisies – Upto $99 Flint Hills Eyecare Associates, P.A. Jayme Buzard Floors N More Mr. & Mrs. D. Byers Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Ford Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Cady N. M. Foster Mr. & Mrs. Earl F. Callison, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Frauenfelder Camoplast Rockland Mr. & Mrs. Fred Frazier Dr. & Mrs. Mike Cannon Mr. Willis E. Freeman Ms. Doris Carlson Mr. & Mrs. Paul Frisbie Dr. & Mrs. John Carnahan Mr. & Mrs. Keith S. Fulton Mr. & Mrs. Pat L. Carr Garden City New Dealers Association Ms. Marcia Carson Mr. & Mrs. Joe Giannone Ms. Erin Cavanaugh Mr. & Mrs. William W. Gibbs IV Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chestnut Mr. & Ms. Malcolm G. Gillette Ms. Guelda Chism Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Godfrey Clark Pharmacy, Inc. Ms. Pat Godshall Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Goering Mr. & Mrs. Lonny Claycamp Dr. & Mrs. Hew Goodpasture Mrs. Jeanette Clement GoodSearch Ms. Kelly Combs Ms. Jane Goodyear Mrs. Penny Conard Mr. & Mrs. Randall S. Gore Ms. Jammie Conley Ms. Jacquelyn Grant Ms. Florence Connor Mrs. Clara B. Gray Mrs. Kelly Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Sam Gross Ms. Lydia Cope Dr. & Mrs. Richard Guthrie, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Cowan Mr. Martin D. Rabalais & Dr. & Mrs. Charles Craig Ms. Mardith E. Hammond Ms. Anita Crane Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hampel Mr. & Mrs. David D. Crane Mr. & Ms. Chuck Hanna Ms. Jennifer Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Harlan Ms. Kaye J. Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Colin Harman CS&S Graphics Mrs. Deanna Harms Ms. Chandra Daffer Mr. & Mrs. Bob Harris Dave’s Electric Haynes Electric, Inc. Ms. Jenny Davis John Brammer & Johanne Hedges Ms. Wanda Davis Ms. Sarah Hein Mr. Clayton Deckinger Ms. Victoria L. Herl Mrs. Donna Dilsaver Mrs. Annuli Higgins Mr. & Mrs. John Divine High Touch DK Consulting Mrs. Eve R. Hill Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Dombroski Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc. Mr. William R. Drews Mr. & Ms. Frank L. Hirning Mr. & Mrs. Craig Dutton Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne E. Hobson Mr. Michael Ebersole Mr. Bradley S. Smith & Mr. & Mrs. Charles Eby Mrs. Amy E. Hodgson-Smith Empire Service Unit Mr. Jeffrey Holden Ms. Laurie Erlemeier Mr. & Mrs. Dennis D. Holder First National Bank Mr. & Mrs. Jim R. Hoppins Fish Window Cleaning Mr. & Mrs. Warren J. Horton Mr. & Mrs. Bryan L. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Delbert Humphries Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ireland 16 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
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    donors Mr. & Mrs.Robert M. Irvin Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Jacoby Ms. Dana McGovern Mr. & Mrs. Mark Jellison Ms. Lavina J. McIlvain Ms. April Johnson Mr. Arthur McLendon Mr. & Mrs. Vernon J. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Ron McReynolds Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Meidlinger Mr. Max Johnston Ms. Laverne Merklein Ms. Linda Jones Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. Merryfield Mr. & Mrs. Russell N. Jones Mrs. Bertha E. Milbank Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Will Momsen Mr. Robert Karr Mrs. Leann Moore Ms. Barbara Kaufman Mr. & Mrs. Harold G. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Keasling Ms. Susan Mueller Ms. Margie Kelly Ms. Joanne F. Murray Mr. William H. Keltner Mr. & Mrs. Keith Mushock Ms. Tina Kendall Mussatto Bros., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Kieler Ms. Debra T. Nakatomi Kings Lawn Service Mr. & Mrs. Darwin L. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Klock Ms. Nancy Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Koontz Ness City Girl Scouts Koster Enterprises Ms. Sara Nettleingham Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Kunz Mr. & Mrs. Ron Neufeld Mr. David A. George & Ms. Tara G. Norals Ms. Christen R. Lavy Mr. & Mrs. Marion Ogden Mr. & Mrs. Michael Le Clear The Orpheum Theatre Mr. & Mrs. Quang V. Le Mr. Harry Outwater & Dr. Deb Outwater Dr. Vernon G. Lee, D.D.S. Oxford Lions Club Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Leedy Mr. & Mrs. John Palenz Ms. Christi Leewright Dr. John C. Patton Ms. Monica Legleiter Ms. Barbara Paulin Mr. & Mrs. John Lewelling Peabody State Bank Mr. & Mrs. Jason Loibl Mr. & Mrs. Larry Pecenka Mr. & Mrs. Linden J. Lorenson Personal Service Insurance, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Al L. Love Phipps Handyman Service Love’s Auto Supply Mr. David P. Moore & Ms. Vicki L. Pipher-Moore Ms. Karen Lowery Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. Pipkin Ms. Lois R. Lowrey Mr. & Mrs. Jason D. Pirtle Ms. Ida M. Lundy Ms. Karen Polly Ms. Joyce Madore Mr. & Mrs. Norb Posch Mr. Chris F. Magnuson Mr. Robert M. Potts Mr. & Mrs. Bob Manning Dr. Bruce Quantic & Dr. Diane Quantic Ms. Barbara J. Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Ralstin Ms. Parrishon Marshall Ms. Dorothy Ream Mr. & Mrs. Dale Mattison Ms. Aimee Reed Ms. Carra Mayberry Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Reed Mr. & Mrs. Ben F. McCann, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dick Renfro Mr. & Mrs. Kirk D. McClure Rent-A-Center Ms. Sharon McConnell Mr. & Mrs. Bruce R. Rhodes Ms. Joan McCormick Mr. and Mrs. David Rich Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. McDaniel 17
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    donors Mr. & Mrs.Alan Richardson Ms. Debbie Rippie Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Robben Mr. John Thongsavanh Mr. & Mrs. Milton Roberts Ms. Ruea Thurston Ms. Ellen Rochau Mrs. DeeAnn Tice Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rohloff Ms. Ramona Tjaden Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Ruehlen United Way of Bergen County Mr. & Mrs. Tony Rump Mr. & Ms. Cesar Vallejo Mr. & Mrs. Leland Rush Van Wyk, Inc. Ms. Eleanor Russell Mr. & Mrs. Greg Versch Ms. Susan F. Russell VFW Auxiliary No. 7743 Ruth & Paul Dillon Donor Advised Fund of Ms. Lynh Vu the Hutchinson Community Foundation Mrs. Joyce Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Sagehorn Mr. & Ms. John M. Wallen Ms. Carol Sanders Mr. & Ms. James Walton Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Sanders Mr. & Mrs. Randy Wampler Mr. & Mrs. Brad N. Sauder Ms. Amy J. Weast Ms. Pamela J. Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Martin Weaver Mr. & Mrs. Tim Schoenhofer Mr. & Mrs. Dale Weber Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schrock Ms. Leona Wedel Scott Rock Company LLC Ms. Linda Weippert Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Seipel Mrs. Melvina West Mrs. Gwen A. Sevart Ms. Peggy A. Wheaton Mr. & Mrs. William Seyfert, Jr. Ms. Janet E. Whitaker Mr. & Mrs. Gary Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Whiting Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy A. Shoemaker Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wiemeyer Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Sibilia Ms. Mary Jo Wilkison Ms. Teresa Slabodnik Mr. Jerry J. A. Gehlen & Ms. Holly Slawkowski Ms. Brandi N. Willett Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence D. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Tim Williams Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Wilson Mr. & Ms. Kenneth R. Smith Ms. Shari L. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Dan Spangler Mrs. & Mr. Donna L. Wise Ms. Sabrina K. Standifer Ms. Sarah Woodley Ms. Katherine A. Stanley Mr. & Mrs. Morgan Wright Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Steury Mr. Robert S. Wunsch Stockton Area United Fund Mr. James Seba & Ms. Cindy Yost Mr. & Mrs. L. E. Stover Strate Construction, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Russ W. Stuhr Ms. Vivian L. Sullivan Mr. Andy Pham & Dr. Ha Ta Ms. Jennifer A. Tabler Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Taggart Mr. & Mrs. Matt Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. Tennyson The Plains State Bank The Recycling Guy 18 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
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    partners Westar Energy Foundation Cox Communications Koch Industries $5,000 | STEM Programming $1,000 | Cocktails & $2,500 | Hispanic Initiative Cookies Table Sponsorship Flint Hills Girl Scout Foundation Fred & Stella Kopke Foundation $8,880 | Emporia Programs James A. & Juliet L. Davis $100 | General support & Financial Aid Foundation $300 | General support Lyon County Attorney’s Office Bank Of America $500 | Emporia Outreach $5,000 | Outreach Programs Stella A. & Ray E. Dillon Foundation McPherson County Charles E. Carey Memorial Fund $2,500 | General support Community Foundation Of The Hutchinson $300 | Support For Community Foundation Emprise Bank Meadowlark Service Unit $500 | Hutchinson Programs $2,500 | Sponsor For Cocktails & Cookies The Frank & Marie Mildrexter Cargill Cares Foundation Trust $15,000 | Environmental & Cultural The S. Jim & Darla Farha $2,535 | General support Programs Charitable Foundation $200 | General support Rouback Family Foundation Spirit Aerosystems $4,230 | For Local Service Units $20,000 | Strategic Frontier El Dorado Learning Inititative & Sponsor Refining Company Salina Regional for Cocktails & Cookies $1,000 | General support Health Foundation $9,550 | Healthy Today, Healthy Mary F. & Albert Baker George & Belle Pearce Tommorrow Program In Salina Memorial Trust Foundation $900.00 | General support $3,000 | Program Support Robert E. & Patricia A. For Reno County Schmidt Foundation Altrusa Club Of Emporia $2,000 | General support Kansas Foundation Girl Scout Alumni & Friends $300 | In Honor Of Board Members $2,545 | Equipment & Grace M. Starlin Charitable Trust Candy Johnson & Program Supplies $1,500 | Scholarships For Newton Sharon Woods Girl Scouts & Upkeep for Girl Scouts Of The USA The Newton Girl Scout Little House Betty & Ace Dillon Donor Advised $20,923 | Membership Development Fund Of The Hutchinson Grant & Daniel J. Taylor Family Community Foundation Financial Assistance Fund Charitable Foundation $2,000 | General support $500 | General support Golden Belt Community Capitol Federal Foundation Foundation TCK Trust Company Of Kansas $500 | General support $640 | Uniquely Me $1,000 | Cocktails & Cookies Healthy Initiatives In Salina Table Sponsorship Kenneth Castle Charitable Trust $1,065 | Support For Smith Center Golden Plains Credit Union The Lattner Family Foundation Girl Scouts $600 | Older Girl Congress $3,000 | General support Cessna Aircraft Company Paul F. Hayse Revocable Trust Towne West Square $1,000 | Cocktails & $200 | General support $500 | Sponsor For the Cookies Table Sponsorship Mall Madness Patch Huizenga Family Foundation Charitable Foundation, Inc. $4,500 | Washington D.C. Verla Nesbitt $1,000 | General support Trip Sponsorship for Parsons Joscelyn Foundation Troop 70188 $5,000 | Support For City Of Garden City $1,537 | General support Intrust Bank Girl Scouts In Saline County $1,000 | Cocktails & Community Foundation Cookies Table Sponsorship Dwane & Velma Southwest Kansas Wallace Foundation $1,000 | Youth Development Jane & Bernard Reeble $10,000 | General support Foundation Carl M. & Ruth L. Coonrod $5,000 | Support Wal-Mart Foundation Family Foundation for Emporia Girl Scouts $3,000 | For Local Troops $1,000 | General support & Youth Development Joan & Willard Garvey Fund $1,100 | General support 19
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    financials 2010 Revenue Total Revenues& Support: $4,452,452 2% Product Sales $3,040,285 4% Public Support 6% $874,754 Program Fees $272,082 20% Retail Sales $173,880 68% Other Income $91,451 Expenses Total Expenses: $4,221,096 8% Program Services 8% $3,181,357 16% Fundraising Administrative Support $356,207 $683,532 16% Fundraising Administrative Support 76% $356,207 $683,532 Program Services 76% $3,181,357 Net Assets, beginning of year $11,562,523 Net Assets, end of year $11,793,879 Change in Net Assets $231,356 20 girl scouts of kansas heartland | 2010 annual report
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    2010 highlights By the See & Sell Thin Mint Sprint See ‘N’ Sell Arts & Crafts More than 120 runners, Numbers: show was founded by the walkers and joggers turned The 2010 YWCA of Salina in 1966 out to support Girl Scouts Girl Scouts and is now continued of Kansas Heartland at of Kansas by Girl Scouts of Kansas the inaugural Thin Mint Heartland. at the Salina Sprint on Saturday, Dec 5, Heartland Bicentennial Center each 2009 at Fort Hays State Cookie Sale year on the Saturday University, Gross Memorial Total Sales: before Thanksgiving. Coliseum. This 5K Walk/ 1,390,000+ Boxes Attendance each year Run and one-mile fun run (more than 4 percent is well over 4,000 and was open to all ages kicked over goal) proceeds from booth and off the annual FrostFest entry fees benefit Girl in Hays. Number of Girl Scouts across 80 Kansas Scouts Selling counties. Cocktails & Cookies 1,000+ Boxes: The inaugural Cocktails & 27 (21 more than Festival of Giving Cookies fundraising gala previous year) The Festival of Giving was held on March 4 at the is the largest Girl Scout Wichita Hyatt. This adults- Number of Cookie service project of the only event benefited Girl Share Boxes Sold year and provides an Scouts across 80 Kansas (Cookies to be opportunity for Girl Scouts counties. More than donated to local from Butler, Cowley, 200 attendees enjoyed charities): 10,250 Harvey, Sedgwick and decadent desserts (7,000 more than Sumner counties to made with Girl Scout previous year) say “thank you” to the cookies from seven local community for their Top Seller: restaurants, signature continued support. More Allyson Regehr of cocktails, entertainment, than 500 troops hand Hutchinson, who a delicious dinner and a made or purchased gifts sold 1,714 boxes of live auction of unique and for 17 non-profit agencies. cookies. sought-after items. 21
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    Looking Forward to2012 March 2012 marks the We’re looking forward to 100th Birthday of Girl the many exciting things Scouting when founder our anniversary year holds, Juliette Low phoned her and hope you’ll join us cousin to say: “Come right for the celebration! Look over! I’ve got something for more information for the girls of Savannah, about anniversary events, and all America, and all the celebrations and ideas for world, and we’re going to ways to commemorate start it tonight!” this milestone! The 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, The Girl Scout Promise respect authority, On my honor, I will try: use resources wisely, To serve God and my country, make the world a better place, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law. and be a sister to every Girl Scout.