Join us for our jump start K-1 Girl Scout troop where you’ll learn about all the fun you can have in Girl Scouts. This troop will run for 4 meetings and introduce girls and their families to Girl Scouts. Your troop coach will be there to guide you through activities and badgework. Come join the fun!
Meetings: 5:30-6:30pm at Maplewood Elementary, bi-weekly Mondays, beginning Monday, February 24th.
A caregiver must attend each meeting with their girl and volunteer at least one meeting. This is not a drop off event.
Cost: $25 for membership and $5 for troop dues.
Questions? Contact Devon Wilson, devon.wilson@gscolorado.org, 970-212-235
Join us for our jump start K-1 Girl Scout troop where you’ll learn about all the fun you can have in Girl Scouts. This troop will run for 4 meetings and introduce girls and their families to Girl Scouts. Your troop coach will be there to guide you through activities and badgework. Come join the fun!
Meetings: 5:30-6:30pm at Maplewood Elementary, bi-weekly Mondays, beginning Monday, February 24th.
A caregiver must attend each meeting with their girl and volunteer at least one meeting. This is not a drop off event.
Cost: $25 for membership and $5 for troop dues.
Questions? Contact Devon Wilson, devon.wilson@gscolorado.org, 970-212-235
Join us for our jump start K-1 Girl Scout troop where you’ll learn about all the fun you can have in Girl Scouts. This troop will run for 4 meetings and introduce girls and their families to Girl Scouts. Your troop coach will be there to guide you through activities and badgework. Come join the fun!
Meetings: 5:30-6:30pm at Maplewood Elementary, bi-weekly Mondays, beginning Monday, February 24th.
A caregiver must attend each meeting with their girl and volunteer at least one meeting. This is not a drop off event.
Cost: $25 for membership and $5 for troop dues.
Questions? Contact Devon Wilson, devon.wilson@gscolorado.org, 970-212-235
Join us for our jump start K-1 Girl Scout troop where you’ll learn about all the fun you can have in Girl Scouts. This troop will run for 4 meetings and introduce girls and their families to Girl Scouts. Your troop coach will be there to guide you through activities and badgework. Come join the fun!
Meetings: 5:30-6:30pm at Maplewood Elementary, bi-weekly Mondays, beginning Monday, February 24th.
A caregiver must attend each meeting with their girl and volunteer at least one meeting. This is not a drop off event.
Cost: $25 for membership and $5 for troop dues.
Questions? Contact Devon Wilson, devon.wilson@gscolorado.org, 970-212-235
Submitted by Danielle Wilson
Northern & Northeastern CO
Evans
Tearyn (Girl Scout Junior) was at a King Soopers site. It was cold, but she pushed on. A group of firefighters came in to do some shopping for their fire station. She didn’t know they actually lived in the station for several days at a time, because they’re ALWAYS on call. Day or night they’re ready to help anyone in need. It could be a serious fire or a minor injury, it doesn’t matter, they’re ready in an instant.
About Tearyn: I am a go-getter because I reached out and asked for a picture. I am an innovator because I designed my booth, made a reversible tablecloth, and I am always thinking of new ways to make more sales. I am a risk-taker because I’m willing to try new things to see if they will work. Challenges motovate me! I AM A LEADER! I encourage other booths that set up after mine. In my troop, I love helping others with projects and in school I help classmates. I even won the principals award (again) at school for being “open minded” this time.
These Girl Scouts also earned the Uniform to Uniform patch! Learn how to earn yours: http://gscoblog.org/2020/01/uniform-to-uniform-patch-for-the-2020-girl-scout-cookie-program/
Submitted by Heather Wilson
Northern & Northeastern CO
Greeley
My husband is the best Girl Scout dad. He has taken our daughter to every meeting since she started three years ago because I work at night. He participates in booths, events, and is always there to encourage strength and confidence in Leah. She is kind, giving, and always including others. I’m super proud of them.
Dads are an important part of the Girl Scouts of Colorado Cookie Team. That’s why we honor dads who help Girl Scouts all across Colorado meet their goals. Tell us about what makes your dad an awesome Cookie Dad and he could win a cool prize.
Save the date for Secrets to Success in Greeley on Saturday, April 18, 2020 at Aims Community College!
What is your Secret to Success?
Girls will have the unique opportunity to ask that question and many more of top local women leaders our first Northern Colorado Secrets to Success event. We believe every girl has the power to become what she dreams to be. We are helping today’s girls overcome the challenges they face, giving them the tools they need to become successful leaders.
Girls will connect with professional women in a variety of career fields, giving them a unique opportunity to learn directly from incredible women in our community. Girls will personally engage with more than 20 women leaders a variety of fields, such as technology, law, healthcare, finance, skilled trades, entrepreneurship, and more, learning from role models that will help them become our future business and community leaders. This event joins today’s leaders with the next generation, to share their expertise and provide inspiration for success.
** This event is open to all girls in grades 6-12. You do not need to be a Girl Scout to attend. Registration will open winter 2020. **
Email carol.griffin@gscolorado.org to be added to the interest list and you’ll be emailed directly when registration opens.
More information: https://www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org/en/events-repository/2020/secrets_to_success_1616242345.html
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Please join us to learn all about what it means to be a Girl Scout, and the wonderful volunteer opportunities available. Inviting K-12th grade girls and an adult to learn more. New troops are forming today!
As a Girl Scout, your girl will practice leadership with grit like a go-getter, problem solve like an innovator, embrace challenges like a risk-taker, and show empathy like a leader—in an all-girl, girl-led, and girl-friendly environment where she can feel free to let her full, magnificent personality shine through every single time.
Event will take place on Wednesday, October 16th at 6pm at the Centennial Park Library.
To start your girls’ membership with Girl Scout of Colorado visit: www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org/join
My name is Emily Walker and I am currently a senior completing my final semester at the University of Northern Colorado as an Audiology major. I grew up in the town of Castle Rock, where I was involved in Girl Scouts from elementary school to high school.
It has been three years since I earned my Girl Scout Gold Award for my project “Community Comfort.” The focus of this project was to bring comfort to individuals and families involved in emergency situations. Teddy bears and blankets were originally provided to the Castle Rock Police and Castle Rock Fire and Rescue departments to be handed out to those in need of their services. Now, these items of comfort are being distributed by the emergency services of Castle Rock, the Help and Hope task force of Douglas and Elbert County, and the Denver Rescue Mission. The students involved in the BIONIC team of Castle Rock Middle School continue to host an annual fundraiser to purchase teddy bears and blanket materials for Community Comfort.
The Gold Award has continued to impact my life in the past three years. I have been able to apply the life skills I have learned from completing my project to my studies at my university, especially time management, financial management, and public speaking. As I am preparing for graduate school, I know these skills, and many others I have gained through the Gold Award experience, will continue to benefit me in the future. My compassion for helping and serving my community continues to grow and I hope to inspire others to do the same for their own communities.
Submitted by Melissa Dilullo
Northern & Northeastern CO
Greeley
I just wanted to say thank you to Girl Scouts of Colorado and Hearts Across Miles for sending my husband (and father of two Colorado Girl Scouts) and his unit in Afghanistan Girl Scout Cookies. His unit recently deployed with the Wyoming National Guard. They were stationed at FE Warren AFB in Cheyenne. His unit received four huge cases, stuffed full of Girl Scout Cookies and they really appreciated all of them.
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