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What did you do today?
So tell us, what did you do today? Share your story at gscsnj.wufoo.com/forms/my-view/ Photos Go Here
Discover  Connect Take Action Call Out  Example
What’s the value of the Girl Scout Leadership Development Experience? The extraordinary leadership experience is provided through an annual $12 a year membership fee.  Each $12 membership  fee goes directly to Girl Scouts of the USA to pay for research and program development. But is that all it’s worth to you and your girls?  Why does the council ask for money in addition?
What other costs are involved? Call Out  Example
Where the Money Comes From 2010 Revenue
It costs about $270 a year to provide one year of Girl Scouting to one girl. ,[object Object]
3 service centers and 5 camps.
649 Council-sponsored programs with 44,531 program spaces for girls & adults to register were offered in every county.
1,097 girls participated in 32 outdoor programs held in seven counties.
Volunteer support services and training.

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  • 1. What did you do today?
  • 2.
  • 3.
  • 4.
  • 5. So tell us, what did you do today? Share your story at gscsnj.wufoo.com/forms/my-view/ Photos Go Here
  • 6. Discover Connect Take Action Call Out Example
  • 7. What’s the value of the Girl Scout Leadership Development Experience? The extraordinary leadership experience is provided through an annual $12 a year membership fee. Each $12 membership fee goes directly to Girl Scouts of the USA to pay for research and program development. But is that all it’s worth to you and your girls? Why does the council ask for money in addition?
  • 8. What other costs are involved? Call Out Example
  • 9. Where the Money Comes From 2010 Revenue
  • 10.
  • 11. 3 service centers and 5 camps.
  • 12. 649 Council-sponsored programs with 44,531 program spaces for girls & adults to register were offered in every county.
  • 13. 1,097 girls participated in 32 outdoor programs held in seven counties.
  • 14. Volunteer support services and training.
  • 15. Over 1,500 girls served in outreach programs throughout the council.
  • 16. In 2010, direct financial assistance to girls totaled $21,476.54.
  • 17. $32,457 was awarded in camperships in 2010. $59,447 requested. The Real Cost Call Out Example
  • 18. Where the Money Goes 2010 Expenses Call Out Example
  • 19. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.
  • 20. March 12, 2012 is Girl Scouts’ 100th Anniversary. Will YOU help us continue to build “girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place”? Please give. www.gscsnj.org

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. Girl Scouts gives every girl access to life-changing experiences that inspire her to do something big. Girl Scouts is reaching a whole new generation of girls with its reenergized and revitalized new image, but Girl Scouts continues to be the premier leadership experience for girls that girls choose to experience fun, friendship and adventure.
  2. Girl Scouts continues to ring true to the cornerstones of leadership, sisterhood, and inclusion, but it also resonates with girls.  Centering around the new tagline, “What did you do today?” our new brand image communicates the power girls have to change the world!
  3. Girl Scouts provides experiences that will challenge girls, take them to incredible places, and bring them to new heights of personal achievement.  One out of ten girls in central and southern New Jersey participates in Girl Scouting and we want to help that number grow. 
  4. There are many great benefits of Girl Scouting for girls and adults and we want to let the more than one-quarter million girls in the ten New Jersey counties we serve know what Girl Scouting has to offer them, their families, and adult volunteers.  So let us know, what did you do today?
  5. Girl Scouts are given outstanding opportunities at every age to DISCOVER themselves and their values, CONNECT with others locally and even globally, and TAKE ACTION in our neighborhoods and beyond to make the world a better place. They learn for form opinions, verbalize them, and act to improve our communities, often through their inspiration and Girl Scout service projects.
  6. Many Girl Scout families do not realize the $12 annual membership fee is paid to our national organization, Girl Scouts of the USA. Troops collect dues to cover their expenses. The cost of council-sponsored programs is kept to a minimum in order to serve as many girls as possible. Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ too, needs member support to offset the true costs of delivering the Girl Scout program. We ask for your support of the annual fund campaign.
  7. Many short-term social, sporting and special interest groups for youth charge far more for membership. Think about the opportunities and the values provided through the Girl Scout Leadership Development Experience. A common question is that if volunteers serve the girls in troops and groups, why does Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ need my support?
  8. Girl Scouts of needs support from corporations, foundations and individuals like you and me to cover operational costs, including leader background checks and training, materials, program development, and maintenance of service centers and properties.
  9. Think about the Girl Scout Mission and the Girl Scout Promise and Law. The values provided through the Girl Scout Leadership Development Experience are priceless.
  10. As we look toward Girl Scouts 100th anniversary in 2012, we will celebrate a century of girl-focused leadership development and begin brainstorming how Girl Scouts can impact the next 100 years. If you have already given to the 2011-2011 Annual Fund Campaign, THANK YOU. If you haven’t yet given, can we count on your contribution? Can we count on you to inspire others to also contribute? Again, thank you for all you do to help Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ bring the strongest resources possible to our girls and volunteers. Our girls are worth it!
  11. As we look toward Girl Scouts 100th anniversary in 2012, we will celebrate a century of girl-focused leadership development and begin brainstorming how Girl Scouts can impact the next 100 years. Can we count on your contribution? On your inspiring others to also contribute…today? If you have already given to the 2011-2011 Annual Fund Campaign, THANK YOU. And thank you for inspiring others to help Girl Scouts of _______ bring the strongest resources to our girls and volunteers. Our girls deserve it.