impact - Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland

a newsletter for
girl scout cadettes, seniors, and ambassadors
fall 2012
Sister to Sister Patch Program
Girl Scouts turned 100 in 2012!
We want to share the great opportunities
that we have to offer
with as many people as possible.
We are asking all girls and adults
to share the story and benefits of
Girl Scouting and invite a friend
to become a member of Girl Scouts this year. To
thank you for your help in building our membership,
we will continue to offer our Sister to Sister patch
program.
All current members—girl and adult—are eligible to
participate. If you recruit a new member into Girl
Scouting, you will receive a patch to build a “Circle
of Friends.” Your first patch is the center patch
(circle-shaped); colorful girl patches can be earned
for each addtional member that you recruit. Contact
your troop leader to get a copy of the Sister to
Sister form. Fill out and attach the form to the newly
registered member’s registration form; you both
will receive a patch.
impact
Young Women of Distinction
Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland was pleased
to honor its 2012 Girl Scout Gold Award recipients
at a special ceremony in the House Chambers of
the Missouri State Capitol building on Saturday,
June 2. After a seated luncheon, former Girl Scout
Gold Award recipient, Jeanne Beck, spoke about
the lasting benefits of the Girl Scout Gold Award
that have carried throughout her time in college
and graduate school, living and working abroad, and
serving as a professional mentor and advisor for
college students today. Longtime Girl Scout volunteer
and supporter Harryette Campbell of Sikeston,
Missouri was also present. Through her generosity,
every Girl Scout Gold Award recipient this year will
receive a lifetime membership in Girl Scouts at no
cost to them. This year’s Girl Scout Gold Award
recipients are:
Xochitl Ambrow
Alissa Buckner
Emma Coleman
Jessica Cox
Shay Daniel
Amanda Deckard
Sarah Dowler
Sierra Edwards
Miranda Elliston
Clair Gregg
Whitney Hamblin
Taylor Helm
Carley Hendrix
Kelly Henson
Abigail High
Gabrielle Idos
Claire Jones
Anna Kay Hilburn
Emma Kostopolus
Elizabeth Kreisel
Brittni LeMer
Abigail Mayes
Sarah Mittrucker
Nicole Moore
Erin Occena
Bethany Rackers
Amanda Sain
Cassandra
Schmidt
Emily Scoggins
Kylie Stone
Sydney Tinsley
Sidney Tyson
Brittany Vest
Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland, Inc.
877-312-4764 • www.girlscoutsmoheartland.org • gscouts@girlscoutsmoheartland.org

program
events
PROGRAM
DISCOVER. Girls gain practical life skills.
Horse Fun at Hartman Farms
Learn basic horse care including feeding, grooming,
how to saddle and more. Each participant will practice
their new skills and get to ride a horse in an indoor arena. Cost
includes a fun patch. Riding helmets provided.
Option 1: Saturday, October 6, 2012 — 12:30pm to 4:30pm
Location: Hartman Farms, Marshfield, MO
Registration Deadline: 9/21/12
Option 2: Saturday, April 27, 2013 — 12:30pm to 4:30pm
Location: Hartman Farms, Marshfield, MO
Registration Deadline: 4/12/13
MIN/MAX: 20/60 Girl Cost: $30.00 Adult Cost: Free to observe
CONNECT. Girls can resolve conflicts.
Go Challenge
In problem-solving and teamwork-building games, you
will use skills in critical and creative thinking, communication
and cooperation to solve scenarios together.
Date/Time: Saturday, October 6, 2012 — 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Silver Meadows Program Center
Registration Deadline: 9/21/12
MIN/MAX: 10/20 Girl Cost: $15.00 Adult Cost: Free to observe
august 2012–january 2013
KEY
Girl Scout Daisies
Girl Scout Brownies
Girl Scout Juniors
All Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Cadettes
Girl Scout Seniors
Girl Scout Ambassadors
CONNECT. Girls promote cooperation & team-building.
Archery at Mintahama
Outdoor skills are a great tradition in Girl Scouts, and
archery is no exception! Learn safety basics and have
the chance to shoot a bow and arrow multiple timesmaybe
even hit the bulls-eye!
Date: Saturday, October 6, 2012
Option 1: 10:00am to 11:30am
Option 2: 12:30pm to 2:00pm
Location: Mintahama Program Center
Registration Deadline: 9/21/12
MIN/MAX: 10/18 Girl Cost: $7.00 Adult Cost: $7/Free to observe
MSU Volleyball Lock-in
Come cheer the MSU Lady Bears Volleyball team on
to victory; then spend the night at Hammons Student
Center! You will get a private autograph session with
the Lady Bears and then spend the evening playing
volleyball, basketball, racquetball and other games with Girl
Scouts from all over the council. We will end the night watching a
movie. Cost includes a patch. Troops can bring their own snacks
and breakfast.
NOTE: Troops must have leaders stay with them; girls attending
as individuals need an adult chaperone.
OVERNIGHT!
CONNECT. Girls feel connected to their local community.
Date: Friday, Oct. 12 —Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012
Time: 7:00pm Friday to 8:00am Saturday
Location: Missouri State University, Springfield, MO
Registration Deadline: 10/1/12
MIN/MAX: 100/200 Girl Cost: $10.00 Adult Cost: $7.00
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CONNECT. Girls develop healthy relationships.
Archery at Finbrooke
Outdoor skills are a great tradition in Girl Scouts, and
archery is no exception! Learn safety basics and have
the chance to shoot a bow and arrow multiple times -
maybe even hit the bulls-eye!
Date: Saturday, October 13, 2012
Option 1: 10:00am to 11:30am
Option 2: 12:30pm to 2:00pm
Location: Finbrooke Program Center
Registration Deadline: 9/28/12
MIN/MAX: 10/18 Girl Cost: $7.00 Adult Cost: $7/Free to observe
TAKE ACTION. Girls educate and inspire others to act.
Magic of Chemistry Volunteer Training
We need enthusiastic and mature teen Girl Scouts
who like to work with younger girls to help make
the “Magic of Chemistry” program a success! Several Girl Scouts
will be selected to serve as ‘hosts’ at the “Fun with Polymers”
workshop. Responsibilites include helping with program preparation,
escorting participants throughout the day, and clean-up.
Volunteer hosts will be paired with an MU student mentor and
receive lunch and a t-shirt.
Cadettes must be in 7th or 8th grade. Interested girls must
be able to attend both the training and program sessions, and
should submit a 50-100 word essay with their registration
form entitled, “Why I want to volunteer for this program.”
Selection notification will be sent about a week before the
training via email.
Option 1: Sunday, October 14, 2012 — 3:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Columbia, MO
Registration Deadline: 10/5/12
Option 2: Sunday, March 3, 2013 — 3:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Columbia, MO
Registration Deadline: 2/22/13
MIN/MAX: 1/10 Girl Cost: $0.00 Adult Cost: Free to observe
DISCOVER. Girls develop critical thinking.
Corn Maze Adventure 2012
Our 2012 Corn Maze Adventure at Shryocks Callaway
Farms is fun for the whole family! With the help of GPS,
Shryocks creates elaborate systems of trails for people of all ages
to explore. Join us to kick off the new Girl Scout year with booths,
games, food and fun.
$12 is for corn maze only; $15 cost includes a hot dog and s’more
snack; children 3 and under are free.
Date/Time: Sunday, October 14, 2012 — 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Kingdom City, MO
Registration Deadline: 9/14/12
MIN/MAX: 200/1000 Girl Cost: $12/15 Adult Cost: $12/15
CONNECT. Girls advance diversity.
Magic of Chemistry: Fun with Polymers
In Fun with Polymers, one of three Magic of Chemistry
workshops, Girl Scouts become product consultants
for an imaginary company, Polymer Fun, Inc. The participants
visit with ‘research scientists’ to make and evaluate new polymer
products. Girls will make and test ‘slime’ as well as completing
other experiments such as ‘incredible incrediblobs,’ ‘moo glue,’
and ‘supersoakers.’ They then get to take their new products
home with them!
This program is funded by grants and the support of
sponsors and collaborators at a cost of more than $20 per person.
Because of their generosity, the fee for girls and adults
is only $10. This cost includes lunch, a t-shirt, and patch. A 1:4
ratio of adults to girls is necessary; therefore, registered adults
will be evenly distributed among all girls in attendance. Adults will
assist girls with experiments and help the Program Host manage
her group of 20+ girls.
NOTE: Program is for Juniors and 6th Grade Cadettes only.
For safety and insurance reasons, infants/children/adults not
participating in the program are not permitted in the program
areas. Please indicate t-shirt sizes on your registration form
(adult sizes only).
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Option 1: Saturday, October 20, 2012 — 9:00am to 2:30pm
Location: Columbia, MO
Registration Deadline: 10/5/12
Option 2: Saturday, March 9, 2013 — 9:00am to 2:30pm
Location: Columbia, MO
Registration Deadline: 2/22/13
MIN/MAX: 50/200 Girl Cost: $10.00 Adult Cost: $10.00

DISCOVER. Girls develop a strong sense of self.
Cowgirl Roundup
Bring your boots and bedroll for this fun-filled
overnight. Experience the best of a roundup: we
will cook over an open fire, ride horses, work with leather, make
“cow pies”, toss frying pans and more! Cost includes camping,
morning and noon meals, snack, and riding.
OVERNIGHT!
Date: Friday, Oct. 19 - Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012
Time: 6:00pm Friday to 4:30pm Saturday
Location: Cherokee Ridge Program Center
Registration Deadline: 10/3/12
MIN/MAX: 10/20 Girl Cost: $30.00 Adult Cost: $10.00 for food
CONNECT. Girls can resolve conflicts.
Challenge Games
Can you work together in ground-based and low ropes
challenges Some problem-solving and teamworkbuilding
games will be about girls pushing individual
boundaries; others will be about thinking creatively,
communicating and cooperating to reach a goal.
NOTE: Adults may also be needed as “spotters”.
Option 1: Saturday, October 20, 2012 — 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Finbrooke Program Center
Registration Deadline: 10/5/12
Option 2: Saturday, November 3, 2012 — 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Latonka Program Center
Registration Deadline: 10/19/12
MIN/MAX: 10/20 Girl Cost: $15.00 Adult Cost: Free to observe
NO TAGALONGS
DISCOVER. Girls develop positive values.
Time to Dine
This event is designed for Girl Scout Ambassadors who
would like to try out their culinary skills. Work with the Hy-
Vee dietitian and chefs to learn proper place setting, manners
and wrap up by preparing, serving and eating a healthy dinner.
Cost includes food and patch.
NOTE: Adults will not participate in program but can be served
dinner for a $5.00 cost.
Date/Time: Thursday, October 25, 2012 — 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Location: Hy-Vee, Springfield, MO
Registration Deadline: 10/11/12
MIN/MAX: 10/15 Girl Cost: $18.00 Adult Cost: $5.00
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The Gathering: Year of the Girl
Celebrate the “Year of the Girl” at this retreat for
teen Girl Scouts. Settle into your unit on Friday
and start making new friends around the campfire. Spend Saturday
at five workshops of your choice that focus on themes of
leadership, healthy living, and of course - fun! On Saturday night,
dress up for a theme dinner then spend the rest of the night
performing Karaoke and dancing! Workshop descriptions and a
special registration form will be available after September 1, 2012
at www.girlscoutsmoheartland.org.
OVERNIGHT!
TAKE ACTION. Girls advocate for themselves & others.
Health + Happiness = Hy-Vee
Come learn about cuisines from around the world and even
make a few yourself. The Hy-Vee dietitian will teach you
about food from different countries and they will make their own
hummus too. Come hungry to learn tastes from other cultures.
Cost includes food and patch.
Option 1: Saturday, November 3, 2012 — 2:00pm to 3:30pm
Location: Hy-Vee, Springfield, MO
Registration Deadline: 10/26/12
Option 2: Saturday, February 2, 2013 — 2:00pm to 3:30pm
Location: Hy-Vee, Springfield, MO
Registration Deadline: 1/25/13
MIN/MAX: 15/30 Girl Cost: $10.00 Adult Cost: Free to observe
2012 Blowout Bash Lock-In
Join your sister Girl Scouts for the final celebration
for our 100th Anniversary! Say good-bye
to the Year of the Girl in style. Girls will enjoy a jam-packed
night of fun with a wide-range of activities, including a midnight
snack! Everyone will go home with a patch to commemorate
this special event.
OVERNIGHT!
CONNECT. Girls promote cooperation & team-building.
Date: Friday, November 2 - Sunday, November 4, 2012
Time: 6:00pm Friday to 11:00am Sunday
Location: Finbrooke Program Center
Registration Deadline: 10/19/12
MIN/MAX: 20/100 Girl Cost: $30.00 Adult Cost: $20.00
CONNECT. Girls develop healthy relationships.
Option 1: Friday, Dec. 7 - Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012
Time: 10:00pm Friday to 6:00am Saturday
Location: Cape Girardeau, MO
Registration Deadline: 11/12/12
MIN/MAX: 150/TBD Girl Cost: $20.00 Adult Cost: $10.00
Option 2: Saturday, Dec. 8 - Sunday Dec. 9, 2012
Time: 7:00pm Saturday to 5:30am Sunday
Location: Jefferson City, MO
Registration Deadline: 11/9/12
MIN/MAX: 50/150 Girl Cost: $20.00 Adult Cost: $10.00
Option 3: Friday, Dec.14 - Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012
Time: 7:00pm Friday to 8:00am Saturday
Location: Springfield Gymnastics & Aquatics, Springfield, MO
Registration Deadline: 11/30/12
MIN/MAX: 40/90 Girl Cost: $20.00 Adult Cost: $10.00

CONNECT. Girls develop healthy relationships.
Advanced Cookie Chefs
This is not the no-bake Cookie Chefs for the
younger girls! You will take charge of the kitchen
and will work together to follow recipes. You will cook and bake
delicious desserts using Girl Scout Cookies and will also be
challenged to create a unique dessert of your very own! Cost for
adults includes tastes of all the creations.
Option 1: Friday, January 11, 2013 — 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Location: Finbrooke Program Center, Rogersville, MO
Registration Deadline: 12/21/12
MIN/MAX: 10/80 Girl Cost: $10.00 Adult Cost: $3.00
Option 2: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 — 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Location: Cape Girardeau, MO
Registration Deadline: 1/4/12
MIN/MAX: 10/50 Girl Cost: $10.00 Adult Cost: $3.00
Option 3: Sunday, January 27, 2013 — 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Location: Silver Meadows Program Center, Hallsville, MO
Registration Deadline: 1/11/13
MIN/MAX: 20/50 Girl Cost: $10.00 Adult Cost: $3.00
Option 4: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 — 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Location: Dexter, MO
Registration Deadline: 1/15/13
MIN/MAX: 10/25 Girl Cost: $10.00 Adult Cost: $3.00
mark your calendars!
Girl Scout Day at the Springfield Cardinals
When: May or June 2013
Where: Springfield, MO
Who: All Girl Scouts & their families
Join us this spring for the annual Girl Scout Day with
the Springfield Cardinals! Take part in a special pre-game
parade around the baseball diamond and support the
lucky Girl Scout who throws out the ceremonial first
pitch! Its’ fun for the whole family!
DON’T FORGET!
You can use Girl Scout Cookie
Credit gift cards to pay for your
event registration fees!
A NOTE TO PARENTS...
Many Girl Scout troops register to attend programs as a group, but
girls may attend any program for their age level as an individual
(adult chaperone required). We encourage you to look through
these listings with your daughter and talk to her about the programs
she’d like to attend. There is a program registration form on pages
13-14 and online at www.girlscoutsmoheartland.org. If you have
questions about any of the program listings, please email
programs@girlscoutsmoheartland.org or call 877-312-4764 to
speak with a leadership and learning specialist.
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Summer Camp 2012
Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland celebrated 100 Trailblazing Years with 6 weeks of resident
camp offered at 4 different program centers. Girls had a wide variety of sessions from which to
choose, including sessions that emphasized swimming, horseback riding, robotics, challenge
courses and good old outdoor fun!
Camp provides a unique opportunity for girls to learn traditions of Girl Scouts while also
providing a safe, relaxed environment where girls feel free to try new things. Days begin
and end with a flag ceremony, meals start only after grace, and everyone has Kapers
they must complete. In between the swimming, horseback riding, archery, hiking,
game playing, song-singing and craft-making, girls find time to relax with a good
book, write a letter home to their family or take a short siesta in the shade.
Every day at camp provides girls with an opportunity to make new friends, challenge
themselves by trying something new and most of all to make memories that
will last a lifetime.
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destinations
Destinations are travel opportunities that range from two days to
three weeks for Girl Scout Cadettes and older. There are six types
of destinations to fit every girl’s time, budget, and dreams….
International: How about camping in Austria,
exploring Peru, or soaking up the culture in India
Outdoors: Sea kayak in Alaska, bike through
Michigan, or trek through the Rockies on horseback…
Science: Check out space Camp ® or hop aboard a
schooner to check out the nightlight—underwater.
People: Meet new friends, learn about women’s
history, or just have a great time in a new city!
Apprenticeships: Budding biologists, anthropologists,
geologists, and archeologists can work side-by-side with
career role models.
Getaways: Themes for these 2-4 day events range
from a Broadway career workshop to home-building
for Habitat for Humanity.
Most Girl Scout destinations require council
(GSMH) approval; scholarships are available.
Contact Stefanie McCall at 877-312-4764 x1157 for
more information.
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Where Can Girl Scouts Go
...anywhere!
Every girl deserves the chance to explore the world. The Girl Scouts of the
Missouri Heartland Travel Pathway provides girls the opportunity to learn about
different regions of the United States, participate in Girl Scout National Conventions,
and even experience different cultures of the world. GSMH is excited to offer
a three-year rotation of amazing travel opportunities. Girls should mark their
calendars and start saving now—they won’t want to miss these!
Summer 2013: Washington, D.C. Girls will discover the history and beauty of our
nation’s capital. Special attractions may include visits to the Smithsonian Museum,
Arlington National Cemetery, the Lincoln Memorial, Holocaust Memorial Museum, the
Washington Monument and more!
October 16-19, 2014: GSUSA National Council Session/53rd National Convention
Salt Lake City, UT. A leadership experience like no other! Join Girl Scouts from all
across the United States to connect and take action on issues that affect the future of
girls and the Girl Scout Movement. Girls will attend the opening and closing ceremonies and have time to
explore a Hall of Exhibits and enjoy first class entertainment!
Summer 2015: Europe. Start planning now to save money for this amazing global travel opportunity for
Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors who are at least 14 years of age by the date of departure.
Girls will travel to some of Europe’s most amazing cities and have the journey of a lifetime!
Congratulations to Hannah Bakker from
Girl Scout Cadette Troop 10770 for being accepted
to participate in the Wyoming’s Wildlife Wonders
National Destination this summer! Hannah, along
with other Girl Scouts from across the country,
worked with and learned from field instructors at
the Teton Science Schools and women leaders
from the Rocky Mountains. Together, on foot and by
canoe, they explored Grand Teton and Yellowstone
National Parks. Hannah says, “I chose this destination
because it excited me. I am amazed by how
ecosystems can work together perfectly, just like
the one at Yellowstone. I know that the people who
are employed there have much too teach me, and
I am willing to learn what they have to say.” Hannah,
who has been a Girl Scout since Daisies, earned her
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fall product program
The fall product program is a great way to get a head start on learning business skills like teamwork
and goal-setting , and for troops to earn proceeds earlier in the school year. There are two types
of products sold during this program—QSP items (magazines, books, and music) and nut & candy
items (check out the yummy selection below).
This year’s theme is “What Can a Girl Do,” and the mascot is the pink flamingo. Take a look at a
SNEAK PEEK of this year’s awesome recognition items!
2012 qsp recognition items
4 QSP Items
• Hair Tie Lollipop OR
• Heart Chalkboard Set
6 QSP Items
• Plush Flamingo OR
• Pink Camo Zipper Case
2 QSP Items
• “What Can a Girl Do” Patch
7 QSP Items
• Super Seller Magazine Patch
9 QSP Items
• Tap & Wrap Watch OR
• Flamingo T-Shirt
15 QSP Items
• Zen Alarm Clock OR
• Dry Erase Wall Decals
interlocking patches
12 Online Email Addresses
2 Magazine Orders
8 Nut/Candy Orders
1 Complete Address Booklet
3 Military Orders
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about recognition items...
To celebrate your achievement, you earn recognition items in this program. Items are earned based on
different sales goals, both QSP (magazine/book/music) items and nut and candy items. Recognitions are
cumulative—so whatever goal level you meet, you’ll receive the items at that level AND all the levels below it!
For example—if you sell 6 QSP items, you’ll earn: the plush flamingo (or pink camo zipper case—your choice)
AND the hair tie lollipop (or heart chalkboard set—your choice) and the “What Can a Girl Do” patch.
2012 nut/candy recognition items
26 Nut/Candy Items
• Fashion Velvet Poster Boards OR
• 6 Color Pen
8 Nut/Candy Items
• “Get Connected” Patch
16 Nut/Candy Items
• Hair Tie Lollipop OR
• Heart Chalkboard Set
36 Nut/Candy Items
• Super Seller Nut/Candy Patch
2012 bonus levels
50 Nut/Candy Items
• Tap & Wrap Watch OR
• Flamingo T-Shirt
85 Nut/Candy Items
• Zen Alarm Clock OR
• Dry Erase Wall Decals
$350 Combined Orders
• Magnetic Photo Frames AND
• Goal Achiever Patch
2012 fall product program line-up
$5.00 NEW! Peanut Butter Bears
Deluxe Pecan Clusters
NEW! Dulce de Leche Box Chocolates
$6.00 Honey Roasted Peanuts
Salsa Mix
Butter Toasted Peanuts
Gummi Berries
Chocolate Covered Peanuts
$450 Combined Orders
• 24” Plush Flamingo OR
• Music Download Certificate
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$550 Combined Orders
• Art Deco Lap Desk OR
• Book Certificate
Dark Chocolate Covered Pretzels
Chocolated Covered Raisins
$7.00 Whole Cashews
Blueberry Pomegranate Nut Crunch
$8.00 Caramel Treasures—Girl Scout Tin
Mint Treasures—Girl Scout Tin

girl scout
awards
Silver & Gold Awards at a glance
Overview
Take Action
Project
Sustainable
Global
Recent Projects
in GSMH
Girl Scout Silver Award—Cadettes
• Complete a Cadette Journey.
• Work as an individual or in a small group
(3–4 girls) where girls take the lead.
• Take action on a community issue that
the girls care about.
• Help and guidance provided by troop/
group volunteer/Project Advisor
optional.
• Council approval needed for any money
earning or publicity.
• Suggested minimum of 50 hours.
Individual or group (3–4 girls) Take Action
Project that makes the local neighborhood
or community better.
Puts the Promise and Law into action.
Girls demonstrate an understanding
of sustainability in the project plan and
implementation.
Girls connect with new friends outside
their immediate community, learn how
others have solved similar problems and
determine if the ideas of others can help
with their plan.
• Pet safety enrichment for elementary
school students
• Supplies for low-income mothers
• Handmade reusable shopping bags
given out at community events
• Recycling bins installed at local parks
Girl Scout Gold Award—Seniors & Ambassadors
• Complete 2 Journeys (Senior and Ambassador).
OR
• Have earned the Silver Award and completed one
Senior or Ambassador Journey.
• Individually girl led; girl selects and recruits Project
Advisor.
• Take action on a community issue that the girls care
about.
• Help and guidance provided by Project Advisor.
• Council approval needed for any money earning
or publicity.
• Suggested minimum of 80 hours.
Individual Take Action Project that makes a lasting
difference in the local community, region, or beyond.
Puts the Promise and Law into action.
Take Action Project includes provisions to ensure
sustainability.
Girls identify national and/or global links to their selected
issue. They learn from others and develop a plan to share
the results of their project beyond the local community.
• Annual uniforms and school supplies for rural children
in Honduras
• Disaster preparedness kits for all classrooms in a
school district
• Public service announcement for an animal shelter
• Rain garden to solve a water runoff problem
Contact Karen Lawrence at 877-312-4764 x1329 for more information about GS awards.
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shop with us!
shop order forms available online!
Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland retail shops have
everything you need! Stop by often for the latest books,
insignia, uniforms, gifts, sportswear and more!
Girl Scout Cookie Credit can be used at any GSMH retail
shop, or applied to mail or phone orders.*
*Please note: Girl Scout Cookie Credit may only be spent for the girl who has earned it.
Shop online at www.girlscoutsmoheartland.org.
Shops are open 8:30 am - 4:30 pm, Monday-Friday (closed 1:00 - 2:00 pm, except
Springfield). Check the shop Web page for current Saturday hours.
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Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland, Inc.
210 S. Ingram Mill Rd.
Springfield, MO 65802-6100
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Columbia, MO
Permit No. 353
impact
a newsletter for
girl scout cadettes, seniors, and ambassadors
STARTER KITS
• Tunic * $58.50
or Vest * $60.75
• Flag Patch
• GSUSA ID Set
• Troop Numerals (5)
• Insignia Tab
• Girl’s Guide
• Journey Book (choose 1)
–Daisy Flower Garden
–Between Earth & Sky
–3 Cheers for Animals
• Sash $51.50
or Vest $69.25
• Flag Patch
• GSUSA ID Set
• Troop Numerals (5)
• Insignia Tab
• Girl’s Guide
• Sash * $50.00
or Vest * $62.25
• Flag Patch
• GSUSA ID Set
• Troop Numerals (5)
• Insignia Tab
• Girl’s Guide
• Journey Book (choose 1)
–Brownie Quest
–Wonders of Water
–World of Girls
• Journey Book (choose 1)
–Amaze –GirlTopia
–Breathe –Sow What
– MEdia –Mission: Sisterhood
–Your Voice/World
–Justice
-Bliss: Live It/Give It
• Sash * $51.00
or Vest * $62.25
• Flag Patch
• GSUSA ID Set
• Troop Numerals (5)
• Insignia Tab
• Girl’s Guide
• Journey Book (choose 1)
–Agent of Change
–Get Moving
–aMuse
free
with purchase of starter kit.
while supplies last.
*Plus size additional cost