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2009 Annual Report - Girl Scouts of Central Illinois

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11 <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting<br />

<strong>Annual</strong> Meeting in Review<br />

<strong>Girl</strong> <strong>Scouts</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Central</strong> illinois<br />

Second <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting<br />

November 14, <strong>2009</strong><br />

Marriott hotel and Conference Center<br />

Normal, iL<br />

The entire council came together in one location for a day <strong>of</strong> business, fun,<br />

and celebration at the second annual meeting <strong>of</strong> <strong>Girl</strong> <strong>Scouts</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Illinois</strong>.<br />

The occasion was made even more momentous due to the fact that it included<br />

a <strong>Girl</strong> Scout Extravaganza with over 500 girls, a leader appreciation luncheon that<br />

served over 100 key volunteers, and a very special keynote speaker, Connie L. Lindsey.<br />

The room was overflowing with staff, volunteers, and girls during this standing room only event as <strong>Girl</strong> Scouting’s<br />

highest ranking volunteer shared from her wealth <strong>of</strong> experiences. We would like to thank the following <strong>Girl</strong> <strong>Scouts</strong><br />

for helping to make the day special by leading the day’s opening flag ceremony; leading us in the Pledge<br />

<strong>of</strong> Allegiance, the <strong>Girl</strong> Scout Promise, and the <strong>Girl</strong> Scout Law; and retiring the colors: Brownie Troop 1126,<br />

Junior Troop 1392, Junior Troop 1577, Cadette Troop 1126, and Cadette Troop 1204. After the meeting,<br />

Ms. Lindsey met local <strong>Girl</strong> <strong>Scouts</strong> for photo opportunities and distributed President’s patches.<br />

A volunteer appreciation luncheon immediately following the annual meeting brought together in one room<br />

over 100 leaders from across the council. This time <strong>of</strong> networking and fellowship gave the council the<br />

opportunity to thank leaders for all that they do for girls – delivering the <strong>Girl</strong> Scout program, serving as role<br />

models, and so much more.<br />

Simultaneous with the annual meeting, a <strong>Girl</strong> Scout Extravaganza provided girls <strong>of</strong> all ages the opportunity to<br />

experience a day <strong>of</strong> <strong>Girl</strong> Scout fun and education. Highlights <strong>of</strong> the extravaganza included an archery range, a<br />

climbing wall, hands-on environmental displays, summer camp previews, and educational booths about<br />

<strong>Girl</strong> Scout Journeys, the new GSCI Alumnae Association, and the Family Partnership Campaign.

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