GO! Great - Girl Scout Council - Colonial Coast

More reasons to joinMore ways to participateMore opportunities for girls, more flexibility for families and more choices fortroops is what you will find on the pages here.Girls, we encourage you to explore the listings in this booklet, making note of theevents, series and opportunities that spark your interest. You do not have to belong toa troop to participate. If you are in a troop, you can still participate, even if your fellowtroop members are not available or interested in a particular activity. All of our eventsare open to girls regardless of whether or not they are currently members of a troop.To join Girls Scouts go to: gsccc.orgTo Register for events go to: shop.gsccc.orgTroop Leaders, there is still plenty for you to share with the girls. S.T.E.M.opportunites and more await your troop. Remember to go to shop.gsccc.org to register.Finally, we ask everyone who is reading this message to share it with the girls and families inyour life. There are amazing experiences awaiting the girls of Colonial Coast Girl Scouts.The Girl Scout LawI will do my best to behonest and fair,friendly and helpful,considerate and caring,courageous and strong, andresponsible for what I say and do,and torespect myself and others,respect authority,use resources wisely,make the world a better place, andbe a sister to every Girl ScoutGirl Scout Mission StatementGirl Scouting builds girls ofcourage, confidence, andcharacter, who make theworld a better place.The Girl Scout PromiseOn my honor, I will try:To serve God and my country,To help people at all times,And to live by the Girl Scout Law.Girl Scout Daisygrades K - 1Girl Scout Cadettegrades 6 - 8Girl Scout Browniegrades 2 - 3Girl Scout Seniorgrades 9 - 10Girl Scout Juniorgrades 4 - 5Girl Scout Ambassadorgrades 11 - 12On Saturday, October 22, from noon to 4 p.m. at the Pembroke Mall, The Girl ScoutCouncil of Colonial Coast will be hosting Let’s Move – a fall membership drive event. Let’s Move is a nationalinitiative introduced by First Lady Michelle Obama to help raise healthier American children. TheCouncil is hoping friends from the community will not only attend and take advantage of this free health fair, butwill learn more about Girl Scouts and the many ways they can stay healthy and fit through the Girl ScoutLeadership Experience. The health fair will include booths and exhibits from community partners, funactivities, a mall scavenger hunt and a health and fitness fashion show. Current members – those alreadyregistered and active in Girl Scouts - are invited to attend when they bring a friend and help her register as a GirlScout! With everyone’s help, we can reach more girls and offer them the exciting world of Girl Scouting. If youwould like to help with a booth, the fashion show or with any other event activity, please contactMarcy Germanotta at marcyg@gsccc.org. We welcome volunteers!4

The Girls GuidetoGirl ScoutingIn October 2011, GSUSA will debut The Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting.Girls at each grade level will have their own Girl’s Guide. The new resourcewill include: a variety of badge offerings, handbook sections coveringtraditions and history, Cookie badges, Financial Literacy badges, an awardslog and so much more.The Girl’s Guide will be available for use beginning in fall 2011, with thetransition period running through September 2012.Ultimately, the goal is to provide the promised, national portfolio:Journeys + Girl’s Guide (badges!)Choose a JourneyUse The Girl's Guide to Girl ScoutingChoose a JourneyAdd the JourneyBadge setsUse The Girl's Guideto Girl ScoutingChoose a JourneyAdd the JourneyBadge setsUse The Girl's Guideto Girl ScoutingChoose a JourneyAdd the JourneyBadge setsUse The Girl's Guideto Girl ScoutingChoose a JourneyAdd the JourneyBadge setsUse The Girl's Guideto Girl ScoutingChoose a JourneyUse The Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting5

MAY 19 - 20, 2012Girl Scouts Rock The Beach is a twenty-fourhour event filled with exhibits andperformances that will attract thousandsof Girl Scouts from the east coast and willshowcase some of the dynamite Girl Scoutprogramming that you won’t find anywhereelse. With more than 70,000 square feet ofactivity booths for all ages, a special surpriseperformance, vendors, exhibitors,programming areas, cookie rally booths andactivities, you're sure to find plenty of fun.CommunityPartner ExhibitsCookie Air LiftSpend the night in theVirginia Beach Convention CenterSenior & Ambassador ExclusiveSpace!Forever Green CommunityService ProjectSurprise CONCERT!Saturday, May 19 - Sunday May 20, 20129 a.m. - 9 a.m.The Virginia Beach Convention CenterDay Pass - All Ages $15Day Pass + Overnight $25Registration begins: October 1, 2011Registration ends: April 30, 2012Register online by visiting gsccc.orgSAVE THE DATE!National ConventionNovember 10 - 13, 2011Girl Scout Forever Green ProjectsMarch - May 2012Girl Scout Birthday PartyMarch 10, 2012Reenactment of “the call” - Blogger DayMarch 12, 2012The Greatest Girl Scout HikeMarch 12 - October 31, 2012Annual MeetingMarch 17, 2012Advocacy DayApril 2012Living Trefoil Sing-AlongMay 18, 2012GS Rock The Beach – Virginia Beach Convention CenterMay 19 - 20, 2012Girl Scouts Rock The Mall – National Sing-AlongJune 9, 2012Centennial Camporee – Historic GeorgiaJune 24 - 29, 20126

Events PathwayNovember 19, 2011Kappa Delta SororityPresents:InternationalGirls Day OutCome join KD sisters in a celebration ofgirl-dom as we celebrate National Girls Day!The day will start with our guest speaker JulieMarie Carrier, former Miss Virginia and currentMTV MADE Coach, followed by a meet and greetand book and autograph signing. Girls will be put intogroups according to their membership level andparticipate in workshops using the uniquely ME!curriculum surrounding friendship, fashion, healthyliving, hair and beauty tips, college information andmore. Each girl will get a Kappa Delta Girl ScoutT-shirt and a National Girls Day Out Patch. You willalso be able to document your day through a collagecreated with pictures at the end of the day. So bringa friend and register today for this fun filled day allabout celebrating being a girl!Questions? Content: Alisa Reed-LoftonRegistration: Barbara Mulholland1 - 5 p.m.College ofWilliam & Mary$15Minimum: 100 Maximum: 450Deadline: October 31, 2011This is a girl only event.Note: Girls will be put into groupsaccording to theirmembership level.7This activity supplements:Girl Scout Brownie Journeys Brownie Quest and A World of GirlsGirl Scout Junior Journeys Agent of Change and aMUSEGirl Scout Cadette Journeys aMAZE and MEdia10

RamonaandBeezusSleepoverJanuary 14 - 15, 2012 November 5 - 6, 2011Events PathwayJuniors! Join us for a fun evening and sleepover with Beezus and Ramona. Start with alittle charades and end with the movie and a snack. What will you learn about the roles youand your friends play every day?Act I - Discover the many roles each of you playAct II - Connect with others to see what roles they playAct III -Play charadesAct IV - Tell your storyAct V - Watch Ramona and BeezusAct VI - Final curtainSaturday, 1 p.m. – Sunday, 8 a.m.A Place for Girls$ 14Minimum: 100 Maximum: 120Deadline: January 5, 2012This is a girl only activity.Adults may be asked to stay to meet ratios, but do not participate or pay.Notes: Dinner and continental breakfast will be served. Please have lunchbefore you arrive and bring a snack for movie time.Questions? Content: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Barbara MulhollandThis activity supplements:Girl Scout Junior Journey aMUSERegister online for activitiesand events by visiting gsccc.org8

Events PathwayTheButterflyProjectFebruary 5 , 2012Tolerance, acceptance and understanding are important for everyone to give andreceive. Children around the world have not always been treated fairly or with thelove and kindness they deserve. Discuss ways we can be friendly and considerateevery day. By creating your own butterfly, you, too, can help spread awareness andunderstanding and make the world a better place.Girl Scout Brownies 12:30 - 2 p.m.Girl Scout Juniors 2 - 3:30 p.m.Girl Scout Cadettes - Ambassadors 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.A Place for Girls, Chesapeake$8Minimum: 100 Maximum: 120Deadline: January 23, 2012This is a girl only activity.Adults must stay with girls but do not participate or pay.Questions? Content:: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Barbara Mulholland9

October 22, 2011Seed MeGrowIt's Harvest Time! Visit three different sites to learn all about gardens and harvest while helpingneighbors at the same time. Explore adaptations of seeds and the importance of plants at PortDiscover. Take the adventure with us from seed to seed. Tour the Kids Grow Garden and learn aboutthe many different ways to garden. Students will help plant some new seeds for future AlbemarleFood Bank produce. Meet someone from the Albemarle Food Bank and learn all about the systemin place to help those in need. Have fun creating seed art at the Arts of the Albemarle. At theMuseum of the Albemarle, you will find out V is for victory garden. Find out how victory gardensprovided needed food during World War II. Finally, take part inharvesting, washing and loading produce for the Albemarle Food Bank.Events Pathway - S.T.E.M.9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Elizabeth City , NC$10 (includes admission, activities and snack)Minimum: 25 Maximum: 100Deadline: October 12, 2011This is a girl and adult activity.Questions? Content: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Barbara MulhollandThis activity supplements:Girl Scout Daisy Journeys Welcome to the Flower GardenGirl Scout Brownie Journeys Brownie Quest and WOW! Wonders of Water and A World of GirlsGirl Scout Junior Journey Agent of ChangeCloser than your think!40 min from Chesapeake50 min from the Outer Banks1 hour from Norfolk1 hour from Suffolk10

Events Pathway - S.T.E.M.SWEEngineeringDayHave you ever solved a problem? Then you have engineered a solution! Join the Hampton Roadssection of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE-HR) for a day of exploration and fun! You’ll meetwomen engineers and learn what engineers do while earning the Council’s Engineering Patch!Stations include Lego Robotics, Marshmallow Challenge, Water Filtration and Flight Simulation.October 29, 20119:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.NASA Langley- Reid Conference Center$12 (includes activities and patch)Minimum: 60 Maximum: 80Deadline: October 10, 2011This is a girl only activity.Adults must stay with girls but do not participate or pay.Notes: All attendees MUST be U.S. Citizens. You will be asked to submit a list, with full name andage, of each driver and every person in each vehicle. Bring a bag lunch.Questions? Content: Theresa PerryRegistration: Barbara MulhollandGrades 4-611

December 17, 2011CookieBusinessAll New Cookies Badges!Cookie time is just around the corner and there are all new badges for girls atevery level to earn. Sure you know all the cookie names and the price per box,but there is a lot to know about selling cookies. Have fun making a specialdessert with cookies, creating advertisement for your cookie sales, learninghow to host a cookie party and more.Events Pathway - S.T.E.M.Girl Scout Daisy Count It Up 10:30 a.m. – noonGirl Scout Brownie Meet My Customers 10 a.m. – noonGirl Scout Junior Cookie CEO 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Girl Scout Cadette Business Plan 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Girl Scout Senior Customer Loyalty 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Girl Scout Ambassador Research and Development 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.A Place for Girls$8Minimum: 60 Maximum: 120Deadline: December 5, 2011This is a girl only activity.Adults must stay with girls but do not participate or pay.Questions? Content: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Barbara MulhollandRegister online for activitiesand events by visiting gsccc.org12

Events Pathway - S.T.E.M.Make ItGreenAn Eco-Friendly Event withthe Virginia Living MuseumThe Virginia Living Museum will open its doors up just for you to learnwhat it means to live a 'green' life. Discover how walls and roofs can helpthe planet. Investigate how animals make 'eco-friendly' homes. Have funwhile you playfully encounter recycling challenges (as you move from oneexciting activity to another). Explore all you know about living green. Thisevening will test your knowledge while teaching you new ways to protectthe Earth and live a greener life!6 - 10 p.m.Virginia Living Museum, Newport News$15 (includes admission, activities and patch)Minimum: 100 Maximum: 450Deadline: January 5, 2012This is a family event.Questions? Registration: Barbara MulhollandContent: Theresa PerryJanuary 21, 2012This activity supplements:Girl Scout Junior Journey Get MovingGirl Scout Cadette Journey aMAZE13

February 4 - 5, 2012ExploreS.T.E.M.Honoring Dr. Sandra DeLoatchOvernight at NauticusEvetns Pathway - S.T.E.M.Join us for a fun-filled night at Nauticus exploring the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering andMath (S.T.E.M.) with AKA sorority sisters and professionals in the field! We’ll blow balloons up withLiquid Nitrogen, create a tornado in a bottle, take a technological behind-the-scenes tour of theScience on a Sphere exhibit, design and build a candy bridge, learn the magic behind the number 100,watch a movie in our high definition theater and, most important, meet Dr. DeLoatch!Saturday, 6:30 p.m. - Sunday, 9 a.m.Check-in begins at 6 p.m.Nauticus, Norfolk$25 Girls; $15 Adults(includes one day Nauticus/Battleship Wisconsin admission, activities, breakfast and Explore S.T.E.M. patch)Minimum: 60 Maximum: 120Deadline: January 9, 2012Notes: In order to allow the largest number of girls possible to participate,the maximum number of adults allowed per troop is two; for individual girls, one adult.Girls will be organized by age level for activities and sleeping.Parking is available at the Town Point and W. Plume Street garages.Check http://www.norfolk.gov/parking/garages.asp for pricing at the time of the event.Questions? Content: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Barbara Mulholland14

Archery & Water Sports15Canoe TeamDo you love the water? Join other Girl Scout Juniorswho share your passion on a canoe team just foryou. Meet every other week for five sessions atCamp Apasus. Learn how to refine your stroke andtips on racing from members of the GSCCC CanoeTeam.Girl ScoutJunior Canoe Team First MeetingSeptember 25, 20111 – 3 p.m.Camp Apasus$25Minimum: 10 Maximum: 20Deadline: September 16, 2011Questions? Content: Emilie McIntoshRegistrations: Marjorie DePerioTake Aim ITry your hand at the ancient sport of archery. Learnthe basics to take aim at the target. This event is forgirls who have never tried archery or have minimalexperience shooting a compound bow.September 24, 2011Girl Scout Junior 1 - 3 p.m.Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadosr 3:30-5:30p.m.Camp Apasus$6Minimum: 10 Maximum: 20Deadline: September 12, 2011Questions? Content: Emilie McIntoshRegistration: Marjorie DePerioRopes, Boats and BowsJoin in for a day full of cooperation and team building with theropes challenge course along with learning the ancient sportof archery. Round out the day with practicing your canoe skills.Camp SkiminoOctober 1, 20119 a.m. – 4 p.m.$ 20Minimum: 40 Maximum: 70Deadline: September 12, 2011Note: Girls are to bring a bag lunch and drink.Questions? Content: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Marjorie DePerioThis activity supplements:Girl Scout Junior Journeys Agent of Change and Get MovingGirl Scout Cadette Journeys Breathe and aMAZEGirl Scout Senior Journey Sow What and Girl TopiaGirl Scout Ambassador Journeys Your Voice, Your World and JusticeWhiteWater WeekendHead to the U.S. National White Water Center for twodays of adventure. Participate in whitewater rafting,traveling a zip-line, rock climbing and mountainbiking to create your perfect outdoor adventure.Price includes transportation, lodging, meals and allactivities at U.S. National Whitewater Center.October 1 - 2, 2011Saturday 5 a.m. – Sunday, 9:30 p.m.Leave from Camp Skimino, Williamsburg, VA$180Minimum: 8 Maximum: 12Deadline: September 23, 2011This is a girl only activity.Questions? Content: Emilie McIntoshRegistration: Marjorie DePerioTake Aim IIHave you tried archery before, but want a challenge?Go to the next level through games that will help youperfect your aim. Girls must have attended a TakeAim I session prior to attending.October 8, 20111 – 3 p.m.Camp Apasus$6Minimum: 10 Maximum: 20Deadline: September 26, 2011Questions? Content: Emilie McIntoshRegistration: Marjorie DePerioArchery TeamAre you ready to rise to the challenge? GSCCC’sArchery Team will meet monthly October – May torefine techniques, learn to score and compete in atournament. Choose from one of three teams:Camp Apasus October 9 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.Camp Skimino October 15 2 - 3 p.m.Camp Darden October 16 2 - 3 p.m.$50Minimum: 5 Maximum: 20Deadline: September 26, 2011Questions? Content: Emilie McIntoshRegistration: Marjorie DePerioGAB Presents: SCUBAGirls MUST be 11 years old to attend.Ever wondered what lurks beneath the ocean or what kinds ofcreatures live there? Learn all about scuba diving. This introclass will give you the ins and outs of the diving world,including a trial dive in the pool on location! Come try it!February 18, 2012noon - 2 p.m. OR 2 - 4 p.m. OR 4 - 6 p.m..Lynnhaven Dive Center Virginia Beach$12Minimum: 5 per session Maximum: 10 per sessionDeadline: February 6, 2012This is a girl only activity.Notes: This is an introductory course. Information on gettingPADI certified will be available. Girls with respiratoryconditions will need a physician's note to participate.Questions? Content: Alisa Reed-LoftonRegistration: Barbara Mulholland

Rock Climbing & RappellingGet Ready to rock on! Test your climbing skills on the cliffs ofBelle Isle in Richmond, VA. Wear comfortable clothing andbring a bag lunch.November 12, 2011Belle Isle Park, Richmond, VA10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.$30Minimum: 6 Maximum: 12Deadline: October 31, 2011Questions? Content: Emilie McIntoshRegistration: Marjorie DePerioOutdoorsFamily Nature ClubGrab your family and head outside for some nature fun.Each month, the club will explore a different outdoorlocation in Hampton Roads from Gloucester to theOuter Banks of North Carolina. We’ll top off the yearwith an overnight camping trip. Locations will include:Camp Skimino; Burkes Mill Pond; Camp Darden;Newport News Park; Camp Apasus; First Landing StatePark; Jockeys Ridge State Park and A Place for Girls.All girls must have a parent or guardian registered withthem.First Meeting: October 15, 20119 – 11 a.m.Norfolk Lodge at Camp Skimino$40Minimum: 10 Maximum: 30Deadline: October 3, 2011Questions? Content: Emilie McIntoshRegistration: Marjorie DePerioThis activity supplements:Daisy Journey 5 Flowers, 4 Stories, 3 Cheers for Animals!Brownie Journey WOW! Wonders of WaterFall Caving TripIf a challenge is what you desire, then caving is for you.Head for the hills of West Virginia for the adventure.Explore our world underground. Participants musthave had their 12th birthday by the time of the event.Fee includes food, lodging and transportation. Pleaseindicate whether experienced or new participant whenregistering. All first time girl cavers must do the Ropes &Initiatives Course on Oct. 9, 2011, from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. atCamp Skimino.October 20 - 23, 2011Thursday, 5:30 p.m. - Sunday, 4 p.m.Organ Cave, WV$95 girls$40 adultsMinimum: 12 Maximum: 24Deadline: September 27, 2011Questions? Content: Emilie McIntoshRegistration: Marjorie DePerioCracks, Crevices &CrawlwaysJoin Colonial Coast Cavers for this indoor caving event at theEnmeier Center. Bring a bag lunch, drink and your health form.Wear long pants and layered tops. Parents/Chaperons muststay with girls.January 28 OR January 29, 2012Camp Skimino9:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.$6Minimum: 75 Maximum: 200Deadline: January 12, 2011Questions: Content: Emilie McIntoshRegistrations: Marjorie DePerioRock Climbing OvernightJoin your friends for a lock-in like no other. Stay up all nightclimbing, bouldering or just chillin' out with your buds at PeakExperiences in Richmond, VA. Chaperones and girls 13 and up,will take a belay class beginning at 9 p.m. Groups must meet a2:10 adult: girl ratio.February 11, 2012Saturday, 8:30 p.m. – Sunday, 7 a.m.Peak Experiences Midlotian, VA$40 girls and adult climbersMinimum: 30 Maximum: 60Deadline: January 30, 2012Question? Content: Emilie McIntoshRegistration: Marjorie DePerio16

College ConnectionCollegeConnectionCollege Tours$7 per girlMinimum: 40 Maximum: 60This is a girl only event.Note: Girls must be 14 years old or older on the day of the event.Directions will be sent with confirmations.Girl Scout Senior and Ambassador girls onlyThis is a girl only activity.Questions? Content: Alisa Reed-LoftonRegistration: Marjorie DePerioCampus Girl ScoutsChristopher Newport UniversityTour Christopher Newport University with the Campus GirlScouts of CNU! Learn about the campus and the admissionprocess and learn about continuing your Girl Scout experienceas Campus Girl Scouts.September 24, 201111 a.m. - 1 p.m.Deadline: September 9, 2011ORFebruary 4, 201211 a.m. to 1 p.m.Deadline: January 20, 2012Alpha Phi SororityOld Dominion UniversityGirls, college isn’t just about the books! Come out to Old DominionUniversity and have a day with Alpha Phi sorority. Take a college tourand learn what it’s really like to live the college life!November 12, 20111 - 4 p.m.Deadline: October 28, 2011Alpha Kappa AlphaNorfolk State UniversityTo Be AnnouncedWatch Leaderline and our website at gsccc.orgfor information.Girl ScoutPajama Jamwith The Lady MonarchsGirl Scout Daisies game onlyGirl Scout Brownies - Ambassadorsgame only OR overnightNational Women In Sports DayWatch the Lady Monarchs versus Virginia Techbasketball game. After the game, meet ODUwomen's basketball coach and her team.Round out the night with a movie , crafts and alate-night snack. Then spend the night at theTed.Friday, November 11 - Saturday, November 12, 20117 p.m. - 7:30 a.m.Ted Constant Center$25 per person overnight$5 per person game only(includes game, activities, snack, breakfast and patch)Minimum: 50 Maximum: 300Deadline: October 28, 2011Notes: All girls must be accompanied by anadult. Troops must meet overnight girl/adultratios. Follow all safety guidelines for a trooptrip in Safety Activity Checkpoints.Questions? Content: Theresa PerryRegistration: Barbara MulhollandBrownie WOW!Wonders of Waterpresented by CNU campus Girl ScoutsGirls will learn about the importance of water in our lives.We will enjoy watery treats, make rainbows, talk abouthow we use water and learn how to conserve water. GirlScout Brownies will pledge to LOVE water by protectingit, then team up to advocate for other people to SAVEwater, too. As they SHARE what they have learned, theyfind they can inspire more people to protect Earth'swater.Learn to LOVE, SAVE and SHARE water with us!November 12, 20111 - 4 p.m.Christopher Newport University$12Minimum: 10 Maximum: 50Deadline: October 28, 2011Questions? Content: Alisa Reed-LoftonRegistration: Marjorie DePerio17

TakeAction ProjectsSeptemberFoster Care BagsAugust 24 – September 9, 2011By collecting and filling bags, you will give boys & girls of allages in foster care something of their own as they travel fromfamily to family.Collect, new or gently used: suitcases/duffle bagsCollect new: toothbrushestoothpasteblankets books for all ages coloring books/crayonsunderwear (all sizes, boys & girls) stuffed animals,socks (all sizes, boys & girls)journals and pens.Deliver these items to A Place for Girls or the PeninsulaService Center.Packing PartySeptember 9, 20116:30 – 8 p.m.A Place for Girls OR Peninsula Service CenterNo feeDeadline: September 7, 2011Note: Each person is asked to bring one of the items listed.Questions? Content: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Barbara MulhollandOctoberCelebrate AnimalsHelp those animals in need with your donation and time. Youwill hear advice about caring for your own pet at home, learnabout pet fostering and adoptions, make homemade dogbiscuits and Happy Socks cat toys and help sort donations.Each girl and adult is asked to bring at least one item fromthe shelter wish list, which you will receive after registration.Adults will be needed to deliver collected items. Please letDonna know if you are able to do this.October 15, 20111 - 3 p.m.A Place for Girls$5 plus a donation itemMinimum: 40 Maximum: 100Deadline: October 3, 2011Notes: Girls may attend with or without an adult. Adultsattend free but are asked to bring a donation item.Questions? Content: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Barbara MulhollandJoin TheCommunityAction TeamNovember/ DecemberBe A Santa to A Senior"Be a Santa to a Senior" gift tags will be available forpick up from A Place for Girls or the Peninsula ServiceCenter after November 1, 2011. Gifts need to bereturned to A Place for Girls or the Peninsula ServiceCenter by November 28 for delivery. All gifts need tobe wrapped with the tags attached on the outside.Contact Donna at donnaf@gsccc.org or 410-1406 toreserve a tag. Tags went very quickly last time and theseniors were so appreciative.JanuaryMartin Luther King Day of ServiceJanuary 16, 2012• Choose an agency that needs your help.We have provided a list of suggestions atgsccc.org or you can choose one of your own.• Collect items included on your agency’s list anddeliver the items to your agency, or provide serviceto that agency.• Email donnaf@gsccc.org to report the number andtype of items that you collected and/or the numberof hours that you volunteered. All reports will beincluded in a Council summary that will besubmitted to the national registry.Questions? Donna FarnhamFebruaryOperation SmileLearn from experts how to sew smile bags for childrenreceiving medical attention from Operation Smilebased locally in Norfolk. Girls will cut patterns andcomplete a project. Projects will be donated. Girlswill work in shifts starting at 10 a.m. at a Portsmouthlocation. Patterns will be available to troops wishing tocomplete this project at their troop meetings.February 11, 201210 a.m. - noonSew E-Z Inc, Portsmouth$3Questions? Content: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Barbara MulhollandA Look AheadMarch 2012 – Girl Scout Birthday PartyCollect and package birthday party suppliesfor those in needApril 2012–Bag of LoveBaby Shower for mothers in needMay 2012 – Earth Day at Mt TrashmoreGirl Scouts will create earth friendly crafts forthe children's tent.Take ActionThe Community Action Team (CAT) is a group of Girl Scout girls and adultsserving others. It is a great asset to every area of our council while helping you withschool service hour needs and journey take action projects. Every registered Girl Scout iswelcome to join CAT and be involved in as many or as few opportunities as they wish. Get on the listto receive notifications of the latest needs in the community. When events arise, calls will be placed oremails sent to all team members. You decide if you wish to attend or wait for another event. If you are lookingfor a project in a particular geographic or topic area, ask us. We may just have what you need. Contactdonnaf@gsccc.org for all of the details.18

MilitaryCamp PathwayNovember 5 - 6, 2011Boot CampWeekendBe all you can be, experience the challenge, be one of the few. Complete activities from our Council’sOwn Military Pride series awards. Meet men and women from our local armed forces. Participate inan evening campfire with troop led singing, marching, knot tying, personal defense techniques and somuch more. You will not want to miss this amazing opportunity.Saturday, 10 a.m. – Sunday, 9 a.m.Cheatham Annex, Williamsburg,Military Welfare and Recreation camp sites$ 35 (includes site, meals, activities, supplies, awards)Minimum: 60 Maximum: 100 (including adults)Deadline: October 17, 2011Notes: Packing list will be sent to registered participants. This is an outdoor tent camping activity.Adult/girl ratio must be met by individuals or troops and provide tents.Girl Scout Outdoor Training is not required.Questions? Content: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Marjorie DePerioThis activity supplements:Girl Scout Brownie Journeys Brownie QuestGirl Scout Junior Journeys Agent of Change and Get MovingGirl Scout Cadette Journeys Breathe and aMAZEGirl Scout Senior Journeys Sow What and Girl TopiaGirl Scout Ambassador Journeys Your Voice, Your World and Justice20

Girl Leadership21Lead OnLEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIESShoot for SilverGet information on the steps towards earning the GirlScout Silver Award. This includes prerequisites, SilverAward projects and reporting. Leaders and consultantsare welcome. Bring items for note taking. Allparticipants, including adults, must pre-register.September 24 ,201111 a.m. - 1 p.m.A Place for Girls$5 per personMinimum: 40 Maximum: 80Deadline: September 5, 2011December 10 ,201110 a.m. - noonSt. George's Episcopal Church, Newport News$5 per personMinimum: 40 Maximum: 80Deadline: November 28, 2011This is a girl and adult activity.Note: Beginning September 24, Silver trainings will be withthe Journey requirements only.Questions? Content: Alisa Reed-LoftonRegistration: Marjorie DePerioProgram AideTrainingGirls MUST have completed6th grade to attend.Welcome to Program Aide Training Day! Girlswill complete core training plus 3 - 4modules to receive their Program Aide Pin.Core training is the basic understanding ofGirl Scouting, developmentalcharacteristics of younger girls and theselecting, planning and presenting ofage-appropriate activities. Specializationmodules range from arts and crafts toscience , nature and technology. ProgramAides can assist with day camp activities,Council activities and more!October 8, 20119 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.A Place for Girls$15Minimum: 20 Maximum: 40Deadline: September 19, 2011This is a girl only activity.Notes: Bring your completed applicationand references with you to the training.Bring a bag lunch.Questions? Content: Alisa Reed-LoftonRegistration: Marjorie DePerioGo for GoldThink you might like to earn the Girl Scout Gold Award? Thisworkshop includes information on choosing and planning a GoldAward project, completing the application and answeringquestions you might have. Training is open to Girl Scouts ages14 – 17, leaders, consultants or anyone interested. Bring items fornote taking. All participants, including adults, must pre-register.September 24 ,20111 - 3 p.m.A Place for Girls$5 per personMinimum: 40 Maximum: 80Deadline: September 5, 2011This is a girl and adult activity.Note: Beginning September 24, Gold trainings will be with theJourney requirements only.Questions? Content: Alisa Reed-LoftonRegistration: Marjorie DePerioGold Award Interview DatesInterviews are by appointment only. Please call (757) 410-1436or email silverandgold@gsccc.org to schedule your date and time.September 10, 2011 PSC 10 a.m.October 6, 2011 APFG 4 p.m.November 5, 2011 APFG 10 a.m.December 1, 2011 VB, St. Gregory 4 p.m.January 7, 2012 VB, St. Gregory 10 a.m.February 2, 2012 APFG 4 p.m.Gold Celebration June 2, 2012To attend, girls must submit their final reportsno later than February 17, 2012.Babysitter TrainingGirls MUST be 11 - 15 years old to attend.Babysitting is a great way to earn extra money, but it’s a hugeresponsibility! Be prepared. Get the experience and expertise youneed to make YOU the most requested babysitter in your city. Gettraining in safety and basic child care, such as diapering, holding andchanging. Learn safe play, first aid, choking response and rescuebreathing, critical emergency action skills and games andactivities to keep small children happy. American Red CrossBabysitting Certification will be issued.December 3, 20119:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.St. Georges Episcopal ChurchNewport News$40Minimum: 10 Maximum: 20Deadline: November 21, 2011This is a girl only activity .Note: Bring a bag lunch.Questions? Content: Donna FarnhamRegistration: Marjorie DePerioDecember 10 ,20111 - 3 p.m.St. George's Episcopal ChurchNewport News$5 per personMinimum: 40 Maximum: 80Deadline: November 25, 2011February 25, 20129:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.A Place for Girls$40Minimum: 10 Maximum: 20Deadline: February 13, 2012

Save The Dates!New Volunteer Open HouseSunday, November 20A Place for GirlsMeet the staff, tour A Place for Girls,The Lodge & Pool andThe Outback. Learn about the resourcesavailable to volunteers.Also, an opportunity to attend classes if you are a newvolunteer or new to your volunteer support team position.Open House: 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.VST Classes: 3 – 5 p.m.Getting Started for New Troop Leaders: 3 – 6 p.m.Online Registration AvailableVolunteer Support Team and Adult LearningFacilitator ConferenceFriday, January 20 – Saturday, January 21Enmeier Center, Camp SkiminoDon’t miss this important event for all support team andadult learning volunteers! Great speakers, workshops and anopportunity to network and share ideas.Look for registration details in LeaderLine,E-News and at gsccc.orgSamoa SoiréeFebruary 17, 2012The Westin Virginia Beach Town CenterSamoa Soiree is Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast’ssignature event where the finest chefs in Hampton Roadscreate original desserts and appetizers using Girl ScoutCookies as key ingredients and present them for tasting. Theevening includes: live music; hors d’oeuvres; cash bar; a silentauction and complimentary champagne. Samoa Soiree is theGSCCC’s “adults-only”, creative black-tie event that will hostkey people from the Hampton Roads community andbeyond, as well as local media celebrities.Become an Adult Learning Facilitatoror American Red Cross InstructorAmerican Red Cross CPR/AED andFirst Aid Instructor ClassOctober 15, 20118:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.A Place for GirlsThere is an application process and time commitment forthese vital volunteer positions. To begin the applicationprocess, register online and you will be contacted withapplication details.Facilitating Adult LearningA class that will get you started on facilitating classes forother Girl Scout volunteers.October 22, 20118 a.m. - noonA Place for GirlsVolunteerCourseGuidelinesWho can attend? - Any registered adult or girlmember age 14 or older (with a parent permissionslip & Girl Health History) may attendvolunteer courses.Registration - Registration deadline is one weekprior to each course. Participants must registerfor courses online at gsccc.org. Class sizes arelimited by facility, type of course and numberof facilitators and occasionally maximums arereached. Classes may be cancelled due to lowenrollment. Onsite registration is not available.Walk-ins will only be accepted if space, materialsand the appropriate number of facilitatorsare available.Fees - Courses are offered at a minimal cost toparticipants, to cover only materials associatedwith the course. Fees must be included at thetime of registration. Refunds can only be offeredwhen registration is cancelled three businessdays prior to the class. Credits of less than $10will be kept on file and may be applied to otherorders.Cancellations - Classes are planned for thenumber of persons enrolled by registrationdeadline. If you will not be attending,you must cancel at least 3 days prior to theclass. To cancel call the Council office at(757) 410-0428 or from outlying areas,1-800-77SCOUT, Ext. 1253. If classes arecancelled by the Council due to low enrollmentor unforeseen circumstances, every effort willbe made to contact individuals in a timelymanner. Cancellations and schedule changes willbe posted on the volunteer information hot line(757) 547-8346.Additional Notes:• Courses will begin and end promptly. Toreceive credit for the course, you must arriveon time and stay for the entire course.• Do not bring children to adult volunteercourses. Babysitting services are notavailable.• New courses may be added to the scheduleand will be advertised at gsccc.org.• If special assistance or accommodationsare required, contact the adult learning dataspecialist at (757) 410-0428 or1-800-77SCOUT, Ext. 1253 and completethe special needs line on the VolunteerCourses Registration form.Adult Activities2222

Volunteer Course Offerings23New Volunteer ClassesGirl Scout Orientation – An overview of the Girl Scout organization, history and mission.Length: 45 minutesFor: All new volunteers upon appointment to positionPrerequisite: Volunteer Application and Registration ProcessCost: FreeAvailable: Online at gsccc.orgLeadership Essentials – This course shows you how to effectively facilitate the Girl Scout Leadership Experience usingthe three leadership keys. It also demonstrates how to use Journeys books and accompanying Adult Guides to plan ageappropriate events.Length: Online – 1 hour, Classroom - 2 hoursFor: All volunteers in positions providing direct service to girlsPrerequisite: Girl Scout OrientationCost: Online – Free, Classroom - $3Available: Online at gsccc.org or by request in a classroom setting (see “Classes by Request” process following thiscourse schedule or online at gsccc.orgQuick Start - Mandatory for all new troop leaders and co-leaders, this session reviews the most essential informationand resources needed to start a new troop.Length: 1 hourFor: New Troop Leaders and Co-LeadersPrerequisite: Girl Scout OrientationCost: FreeAvailable: Provided within the service unit by a member of the Volunteer Support Team and is offered on an ongoing basis.Getting Started for New Troop Leaders - Mandatory for all new troop leaders, this class provides detailedinstructions on establishing and managing a troop. It also helps you navigate resources available for all volunteers.Length: 3 hoursFor: New Troop Leaders andCo-LeadersPrerequisite: Quick StartCost: $3Available: At the times andlocations indicated or byrequest. New classes areadded regularly. Checkgsccc.org for the mostupdated schedule.Sat Sep 10 1 - 4 p.m. Church of the Ascension, NorfolkThu Oct 6 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. First Christian Church, HamptonTue Oct 11 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, NorfolkMon Oct 17 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. King's Grant Presbyterian, Virginia BeachWed Oct 19 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. A Place for Girls, ChesapeakeThu Jan 12 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, NorfolkWed Jan 18 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. A Place for Girls, ChesapeakeMon Jan 23 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. King's Grant Presbyterian, Virginia BeachThu Jan 26 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. First Christian Church, HamptonContinuing EducationIt's Your Journey - Customize It! - Learn how to use the Journey books and Adult Guides with ease! Discover how toeffectively plan a girl-led event as well has how to create an enriching experience for the girls.Length: 1.5 hoursFor: Volunteers guiding girls throughtheir Leadership JourneysPrerequisite: Leadership EssentialsCost: $3Available: At the times and locationsindicated or by request. New classesare added regularly. Check gsccc.orgfor the most updated schedule.Wed Sep289 a.m. - 12 p.m. A Place for Girls, ChesapeakeThu Oct 13 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. First Christian Church, HamptonMon Nov286:30 - 9:30 p.m. Church of the Ascension, NorfolkSat Jan 21 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. First Christian Church, HamptonThu Feb 16 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Providence Presbyterian, Virginia BeachTroop Paperwork and Trip Planning - This course reviews the GSUSA and GSCCC guidelines necessary for planningan age appropriate trip. It also helps you navigate the permissions and approvals necessary to plan these adventures.Length: 2 hoursSat Sep 10 4:30 - 7 p.m. Church of the Ascension, NorfolkFor: Troop Leaders and Co-Leaders Mon Sep 12 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. A Place for Girls, Chesapeakeplanning overnight and field trips withtheir troops.Mon Sep 19 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. A Place for Girls, ChesapeakePrerequisite: Getting Started for NewTroop LeadersSun Oct 23 2 - 4 p.m. Rescue Community Center, RescueCost: $3Available: At the times and locationsSat Nov 19 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Haygood United Methodist, Virginia Beachindicated or by request. New classesare added regularly. Check gsccc.orgSat Nov 30 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. A Place for Girls, Chesapeakefor the most updated schedule. Sat Jan 14 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Immaculate Conception Cath. Church, HamptonFor schedule changes or cancellations, call the Volunteer Hot line at (757) 547-8346.

Extended Trip Planning - Planning a trip three nights or longer? Take this course to find out how to make your trip safeand memorable for your troop. Also learn GSCCC and GSUSA policies regarding extended trips as well as necessaryapproval process.Length: 2 hoursFor: Volunteers travelling with girls on trips three nights or longerPrerequisite: Girl Scout Orientation and Leadership EssentialsCost: $3Available: At the times and locations indicated or by request.New classes are added regularly. Check gsccc.org for the mostupdated schedule.WedSep 216:30 - 9:30 p.m. Wesley Memorial UMC,NorfolkAmerican Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid - The course covers adult and child CPR, basic first aid and how to use anAED. Certification for this course is 2 years.Sat Sep 10 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. West Hampton Community Center, HamptonTue Sep 13 &Thu Sep 15 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. A Place for Girls, ChesapeakeLength: 8 hoursFor: Anyregistered GirlScout volunteerCost: $40Available: At thetimes andlocationsindicated or byrequest. Newclasses areadded regularly.Check gsccc.orgfor the mostupdatedschedule.Tue Sep 20 & Thu Sep 22 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. King's Grant Presbyterian, Virginia BeachSat Oct 1 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, HamptonSat Oct 15 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, NorfolkSat Oct 29 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Haygood United Methodist, Virginia BeachTue Nov 1 & Wed Nov 2 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. St. Andrews United Methodist Church, PortsmouthMon Nov 7 & Tue Nov 9 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. A Place for Girls, ChesapeakeTue Nov 15 & Thu Nov 17 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. Bethlehem Christian Church, SuffolkSat Jan 7 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. First Christian Church, HamptonMon Jan 16 & Tue Jan 17 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. Church of the Ascension, NorfolkTue Jan 24 & Thu Jan 26 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. Courthouse Community UMC, Virginia BeachSat Feb 4 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Bethlehem Christian Church, SuffolkSat Feb 18 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. St. Andrews United Methodist Church, PortsmouthSat Feb 25 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. A Place for Girls, ChesapeakeGirl Scout Ceremonies - Learn how to create simple, yet memorable ceremonies for your troop: flag ceremonies,investiture ceremonies, award ceremonies and bridging ceremonies.Length: 2 hoursFor: Any registered Girl Scout volunteerPrerequisite: Girl Scout OrientationCost: $3Available: By request. (See “Classes by Request” process following this course schedule or online at gsccc.org/adults/adult learning.)Outdoor EducationOutdoor I – Cabin Camping - The course will prepare volunteers to introduce girls to outside adventures. Emphasis willbe on knowledge of outdoor skills: meal planning and preparation (involving actual cooking/clean-up), use of kaper charts,propane stoves, outdoor manners, how to dress for the weather, knot tying, knife safety and protection of the naturalworld.Length: 4 hoursFor: Adult volunteers planning an overnight stay in a walledSat Oct 8facility with girls.Prerequisite: Troop Paperwork & Trip PlanningSun Oct 9 1 – 5 p.m.Cost: $7Available: At the times and locations indicated or by request. Sat Oct 22New classes are added regularly. Check gsccc.org for the mostupdated schedule. Sun Feb 5 1 – 5 pm10 a.m. - 2 p.m.10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Camp Apasus,NorfolkA Place for Girls,ChesapeakeMount Herman UMC,Elizabeth City, NCBurkes Mill Pond,GloucesterOutdoor II – Basic Troop Camp (Overnight) - This overnight session is designed to prepare volunteers with the skillsand knowledge to accompany the girls on a camping trip. Emphasis is on site set-up (tent and kitchen fly set-up anddishwashing), group cooking safety and program resources. Camp fire program, ecology and night activities will also beintroduced.Length: pre-course - 3 hours, overnight – 27 hoursFor: Adult volunteers planning camping trips with girlsPrerequisite: Must register for and attend thepre-course planning session. Completion ofOutdoor I-Cabin CampingCost: $5 plus cost of menu (decided by patrols)Available: At the times and locations indicatedPre-course:Mon Oct 17orThu Oct 20Overnight:Fri Nov 5 - Sun Nov 66:30 - 9:30 p.m.A Place for Girls,ChesapeakeCrooks UMC,Yorktown8 a.m. – 11 a.m. Camp Skimino,WilliamsburgFor addresses and driving directions for all course sites, go to gsccc.org/adults/adult learning.Volunteer Course Offerings24

Volunteer Course OfferingsOutdoor III – Advanced Camping Skills - This two-part course is designed for adults with camping experience to learnadvanced cooking methods, program and outdoor skills. Emphasis is on advanced lashing, compass skills and natureexploration.Length: pre-course - 3 hours, overnight – 27 hoursPre-course:For: Adult volunteers planning primitive camping trips with girls4 - 7 p.m. Camp ApasusSun Aug 28Prerequisite: Must register for and attend the pre-courseplanning session. Completion of Outdoor II –Basic Troop CampingCost: $5 plus cost of menu (decided by patrols)Available: At the times and locations indicatedOvernight:Sat Sep 17- SunSep 188 a.m. - 11 a.m. Camp SkiminoOutdoor IV – Backpacking - If you have the desire to introduce girls to a new level in outdoor progression, considerbackpacking. Learn what equipment to take, how to choose a route and lead girls safely on a beginning backpacking trip.Take a short trip to practice and visit one of the many trails within 3-4 hours of our Council.Length: pre-course - 3 hours, overnight – 27 hoursPre-course: 6:30 - 9:30 A Place for Girls,For: Experienced adult volunteers planning to backpack with older girls Tues Aug 9 p.m.ChesapeakePrerequisite: Must register for and attend the pre-courseplanning session. Completion of Outdoors I, II, & III ordocumentation of comparable camping experienceOvernight:6 p.m. - 12Cost: $30Fri Sep 9 - Sunp.m.Trail TBAAvailable: At the times and locations indicatedSep 11Adventure Games & Initiatives Facilitator Training – Part I - This course consists of exciting hands-on activitieswhich involve the whole group in a cooperative process. The activities are designed to build self-esteem, teamwork, teachconflict resolution and enhance communication and problem solving skills. Come prepared to have fun!Length: 8 hoursFor: Any registered adult planning to facilitate adventure games &initiatives with girlsCamp Skimino,Sat Sep 24 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.Prerequisite: Girl Scout OrientationWilliamsburgCost: $15Available: At the times and locations indicatedChallenge Course Ropes & Initiatives Facilitator Training – Part II - Experience more games and problem solvingactivities, learn spotting techniques, how to use the obstacles and elements, and maintain safety. Completion of this classmeets the requirements for an adult to become a low ropes course facilitator using the Camp Skimino course and meetsguidelines as outlined in Safety Activity Checkpoints.Length: 8 hoursFor: Any registered adult planning to facilitate the Camp Skiminochallenge course with girlsPrerequisite: Completion of Adventure Games & InitiativesFacilitator Training – Part ICost: $15Available: At the times and locations indicatedSun Sep 259 a.m. - 5 p.m.Camp Skimino,WilliamsburgVolunteer Support Team ClassesPosition Training - These sessions will provide all the information you need to be successful in your volunteer supportteam position. Classes for the following positions will be held simultaneously:Membership Services VFA, Program Services VFA, Volunteer Services VFA, Fund Development & Visibility VFA, FamilyPartnership Chair, Community Relations RepresentativeLength: 2 hoursFor: Volunteers holding one of the listed positions for their serviceunit’s volunteer support teamPrerequisite: Girl Scout Orientation and Leadership EssentialsCost: FreeAvailable: At the times and locations indicated or by request.New classes are added regularly. Check gsccc.org for the mostupdated schedule.Sun Nov 203 - 5 p.m.A Place for Girls,ChesapeakeService Unit Camp Consultant Training – All the information needed to run a successful service unit encampmentwith volunteers who may or may not have completed Outdoor II training.Length: 4 hoursFor: Volunteers serving as service unit camp consultantsPrerequisite: Completion of Outdoor I-Cabin CampingCost: FreeAvailable: At the times and locations indicated.Sun Oct 162 - 6 p.m.A Place for Girls,ChesapeakeClasses by RequestIf you have a group of five or more volunteers who would like to attend the same class, you may request custom classes bysubmitting a Classes by Request form, which can be found in the “forms” section of the Council website (gsccc.org).Requests must be made no less than six weeks in advance of a preferred date. At least two choices of dates must beindicated. Locations and class arrangements, including key pick-up and return, are to be made by the volunteer servicesdepartment. For classes requiring fees, payment must accompany registrations. See the Classes by Request form for moredetails and submission instructions.25Additional classes will be added regularly. Schedule subject to change. Check gsccc.org for the most accurate schedule.

ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FORM FOR ONE INDIVIDUAL GIRL OR ONE TROOPRegister online at gsccc.org OR mail this form with total payment to: Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast l 912 Cedar Road l Chesapeake, VA 23322Deliver this form in person to: A Place For Girlsl 912 Cedar Road l Chesapeake, VA 23322Peninsula Service Center, 813 Forrest Dr., Suite B, Newport News, VA 23606Elizabeth City Field Center, 214 N. Dyer St., Elizabeth City, NC 27909Fax this form to: (757) 547-1872Individual Participant’s Name (for individual registration) ________________________________________________________________________SU# ____________________Troop # ________Age ________ _________ Circle Level: DS BR JR CD SR ABStreet Address __________________________________________ City ______________________________ State __________ Zip __________Phone ________________________________________ Email address _______________________________________________________Name of troop leader/adviser _________________________________________________________________ SU# ________ Troop # _________________# Of Girls Per Level: DS# ________ BR# _________ JR# _________ CD# _________ SR# _________ AB# ___________Street Address __________ City ______________________________ State _______________________________________ Zip ____________Phone____________________________________________________ Email address ___________________________________________1. Activity Name ______________________________________ Date ___________ Time ____________________________Fee $ __________Other information ______________________________________________________________________________________________________2. Activity Name ______________________________________ Date ___________ Time____________________________Fee $ __________Other information _____________________________________________________________________________________________________Enclose full payment with this form. Enclose half (maximum $5) of the fee per girl, per activity with any Girl Opportunity Fund ApplicationPlease list the name of each girl in your troop/group who will be attending the activity:1. _____________________________________ 5. _____________________________________ 9. ____________________________________2. _____________________________________ 6. _____________________________________ 10. ____________________________________3 _____________________________________ 7 _____________________________________ 11 _____________________________________4 ____________________________________ 8 ____________________________________ 12_____________________________________Office Use Only: RC# ____________________ Date ____________ Date confirmation sent : ____________Do you need special accommodations? q Yes q No If yes, please attach note to describe.Complete and bring Girls Health History Form to the activity. Copies of these forms can be found on our Web Site at gsccc.org.only need to be completed onceper troop year.You have my permission to use my daughter’s voice or photo to tell the public about the Girl Scout Program. q YesParticipant has my permission to participate in activity listed above and will not attend if ill.q NoI agree that my account will be debited electronically for the face amount, return check fee and return deposit item fee if returned unpaid.Parent/Guardian/Leader Signature ______________________________________________________________ Date________________________Payment receipt for office use only:Date received for office use only:DEPOSIT # ________________ DATE ___________Check written by:RECEIPT # _________________________________CASH $ ______ CHECK $ ______ CHARGE $_____PAYMENT METHOD: q Cash q Check q Money Order Amount enclosed: $_____________ Make check payable to GSCCCPlease charge to my: q VISA q MasterCard q Discover Amount to be charged: $_______________Account #:________________ -- _______________ -- ______________ -- _____________Expiration Date:____________ (Mo/Yr)Print name as it appears on card: ________________________________ Authorized Signature:_____________________________________26

Community PartnersGuidelines for Participation• Community Partner activities are processed directly through the listed organization. Registrants must contact them directly forregistrations, payment procedures and other information. See individual activity descriptions for details.• Girls must be registered Girl Scouts and the appropriate age for the activity.• Each troop is responsible for providing required number of adults who will remain on site for the duration of the activities. Oneadult should be a first-aider. Follow Volunteer Essentials and Safety Activity Check point standards for a troop trip.• Opportunity Funds AND Cookie Credits cannot be used for Community Partner activities.Ballyshannon Equestrian CenterWe can design your badge programs!Pick a date for your troop or choose a scheduledprogram for the troop or come as individual!Email or call for information & registration orvisit us on Facebook.Programs for all levels:Daisy – Horseback Riding or Animal PatchBrownie – Animals, Horse & Pony, Lovin’ &Groomin’, Pony Ready Try-itsJunior – Horse Fan & Horse RiderCD/SR/AB – Horse Sense IPAssistance with Bridging, Bronze,Silver & Gold Awards.30117 Camp Parkway,Courtland, VA 23837ballyshannonec@aol.com757-562-5353 / 757-556-5384All New 142nd Edition, the Greatest Show on EarthHampton ColiseumSeptember 28 - October 2, 2011DISNEY ON ICEGirl Scout Shows - September 28 - October 2, 2011, 7:30 p.m.All Tickets IncludeShow, Facility Fee & Colorful Patch.Tickets now on saleGo to http://gsccc.org/Programs_Activities_Partners2.aspfor the Disney Girl Scout flier!Questions or Reservations - Call Glenda (757) 531-9500www.disneyonice.comNorfolk ScopeApril 11 - 15, 2012Hampton ColiseumApril 18 - 22, 2012Colorful PatchesGirl Scout Clinics - April 13 & April 20, 2012, 7:30 p.m.Tickets on sale February 4, 2012After February 1, 2012 go tohttp://gsccc.org/Programs_Activities_Partners2.asp for theRingling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Girl Scout flier!Questions or Reservations - Call Glenda (757) 531-950028

Community PartnersChesapeake547-8787Virginia Beach422-4337Cooking is a great opportunity to sharpen life-skills and stir-upcreativity! Join us in the kitchen for food and fun designed forGirl Scouts of all ages!* Daisy Petals * Brownie Try-Its * Junior badges* Cadette/Senior/Ambassador interest projectsWe also offer: Birthday Parties, Weekly CookingClasses, Family Workshops, After School Programs,Adult Cooking Classes and much more!!!www.youngchefsacademy.comColor Me Mine - Norfolk1300 Colley Ave. in Norfolk’s Historic Ghent757.625.1666 www.norfolk.colormemine.comColor Me Mine - Virginia Beach737 First Colonial Rd. The Marketplace at Hilltop757.422.2166 www.vb.colormemine.comAdam Thoroughgood House1636 Parish Road, Virginia Beach, VA(757) 460-7588The Adam Thoroughgood House, a national historic landmark, was builtcirca 1719 and remains one of the oldest surviving brick houses in thecountry. Special patch tours will emphasize the history, people and customsof colonial America and help Girl Scouts earn the AdamThoroughgood House patch. Tours are available with an advancereservation throughout the year for active Girl Scouts at the rate of $1 forGS Daisies (no patch provided) and $3 for all other Girl Scouts (historichouse patch provided). Leaders are free with each Girl Scout group.Call (757) 460-7588 for troop reservations at least two weeks in advance.Things Are HappeningAt the Adam Thoroughgood,Francis Land and Lynnhaven HousesThe Lynnhaven House4401 Wishart Road, Virginia Beach, VA(757) 460-7109The Lynnhaven House, circa 1725, is an excellent example of a middlingfarm/small plantation house of the colonial period. Girl Scouts will explorethe history and lifestyles of the early Virginia colonists during special toursof the site and earn the Lynnhaven House patch. Tours are available withan advance reservation throughout the year for active Girl Scouts at the rateof $1 for GS Daisies (no patch provided) and $3 for all other Girl Scouts(historic house patch provided). Leaders are free with each Girl Scout group.Call (757) 460-7109 for troop reservations at least two weeks in advance.Francis Land House 3131 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach, VA, • (757) 385-5100The Francis Land House is an early 19 th century plantation site. “House tours emphasize the Federal period of history and plantationlife of the Land family.” House tours are available throughout the year for active Girl Scouts of all ages at the special advance rateof $1 for GS Daisies (no patch provided) and $3 for all other Girl Scouts (historic house patch included), two leaders per troop free.Call (757) 385-5100 for troop reservations at least two weeks in advance30

Community PartnersGirls just want tohave FUN at Nauticus!Atlantis! A Labyrinth AdventureGirl Scout OvernightJoin us for an a”maze”ing evening atNauticus! We’ll take journeys throughour Atlantis! Labyrinth exhibit, takea behind-the-scenes tour of ouraquariums, watch the high-definitionLiving Sea movie, and more!Date: Sat., Oct. 1-Sun., Oct. 2, 2011Time: 7 p.m.- 10 a.m.For Information and reservations:reservations@nauticus.org757-664-1021 or 1-800-664-1080, ext. 41021Girl Scout Day AwardsBrownies: Science Wonders,Science in Action, and MoversJuniors: Science Sleuth, ScienceDiscovery, Finding Your Way, andWeather WatchAll: Explore Nauticus PatchDate: After-school & weekendsby reservation onlyTime: 2 hoursGuidelines for ParticipationCommunity Partners• Community Partner activities are processed directly through the listed organization. Registrants must contact themOn the downtown Norfolk Waterfrontregistrations, payment www.nauticus.org procedures and other information. See individual activity descriptions for details.• Girls must be registered Girl Scouts and the appropriate age for the activity.• Each troop is responsible for providing required number of adults who will remain on site for the duration of the activadult should be a first-aider. Follow Safety-Wise standards for a troop trip.• Opportunity Funds AND Cookie Credits cannot be used for Community Partner activities.www.downing -gross.orgB uilding Community through the ArtsHorsin’ Around StablesFun and Educational Farm ProgramsTheater, Dance, Art & Music ClassesGallery ExhibitsWorkshops & EventsPerformancesCustom Field TripsEarn GS Daisy Petals,Brownie Try -its & Junior BadgesIn the ArtsEquine Facilitated LearningWestern Horseback Riding• Girl Scout Programs• Birthday Parties• Farm Photo SessionsAges 3 and up able-body riders andREGISTER TODAY!students with social, physical, emotionaland cognitive challenges312410 Wickham AvenueNewport News, VA 23607(757) 247-8950jpalmeira@nngov.comRegister Now!Gloucester Va. 757-870-5080WWW.HORSIN-A-ROUND.COM

Community PartnersThe Watermen’sMuseumThe Museum can offer a variety of hands-on programs forGirl Scout Daisy petals, Girl Scout Brownie Try-ItsGirl Scout Junior badgesGirl Scout Cadette/Senior/Ambassador Interest Project patches309 Water Street, Yorktown, VA 23690757-887-2641WatermensMuseum.orgJoin us for an exploration of our shared EnvironmentBuilding Predator Proof CommunitiesOne Troop at a timeEye-Opening & EmpoweringPopular with Girl Scouts of Colonial Coast troops and parents(757)549.4997Become“Predator Proof”Learn what your girls can do toprotect themselveswww.PredatorProof.orgDream Horse Stables, Inc“Dreams Really Do Come True”Dream Horse Stables, Inc prov ides ex periential learning withhorses through educational programs and equine assisted growth andlearning sessions. During "hands on" activ ities, youth practice decisionmaking, problem solv ing, and collaborativ e work skills . Dream HorseStables, Inc uses horses as a medium to foster a strong work ethic,sense of achiev ement and responsibility, respect for others,assertiv eness, anger management, and build self-esteem which result inpersonal success. W e will customize our programs around the needs ofyour troop/groupGirl Scouts Community Partners Program“Girl Scout Clinics/Camps”Brow nie Try -I ts Horse Fan badge Horse RiderHors e Sens e Interest Project and much more…W e offer a multitude of Girl Scout Clinics for A LL age lev els. A s a partof the Girl Scout Community Partners Program we offer manyopportunities for Community Serv ice projects and to v olunteer to workand help others.Ground-based country fun for all ages!No experience necessary!Contact Us Today!www.dreamhorsestables.org[804]824-8324Chrysler Museum of Art245 W. Olney Road,Norfolk, VA 23510Brownies: Art to Wear and Let’s Pretend Try-ItJuniors: Art in 3-D and Visual ArtsDates: September 17, November 19, 2011;and January 21, 2012Time: 10 a.m. to Noon or 1 – 3 p.m.Fee: $5 (includes Try-It or badge)Troop leaders admitted free, each additional adult $2Capacity: Minimum 10 Girl ScoutsDeadline: 2 weeks prior to dateTo register: Please call (757)333-6239 or cdillard@chrysler.orgSPAjama GirlzBirthday Parties/Group EventsGirlZ ages 7-12 (max. 15 GirlZ)We bring the luxuries of a day spa right to you!Hurry & schedule her SPAjama GirlZ party today!(757) 717-8467spajamagirlz@gmail.com32

Community PartnersDo you PLAY...like a GIRL?(we hope so!)Unique programs that you will love!GS BrowniesEat Right, Stay Healthy 1,2,4,5Girl Sports 1,2,3,4,5,6GS JuniorsFood Power 1,2,3,4,6,10GS Cadettes/GS Seniors/GS AmbassadorsMuseum DiscoveryVirginia Sports Hall ofFame & Museum206 High StreetPortsmouth, VA 23704757-393-8031www.vshfm.com2011-12 Girl Scout Programming2803 Oak Avenue • Newport News, VA 23607(757) 247-2360 • www.newsomehouse.orgThe Newsome House PatchAll Levels of Girl Scouting$7 • 1.5 hour duration25 max. including 1 free chaperon for every 10 girlsA specialized tour using a scavenger hunt format to answerquestions about the house and the history of the Newsome family.Price includes The Newsome House patch to take home.Women Through TimeGirls Scout 11-17 Interest Project$5 • 1 hour duration25 max. including 1 free chaperone for every 10 girlsA first person guided tour, focusing on the contributions andaccomplishments of Mrs. Mary Newsome and other womenrepresenting the historical periods of reconstruction and civil rights.Listening to the Past ~ Brownies$5 • 1 hour duration25 max. including 1 free chaperon for every 10 girlsA first person guided tour, focusing on the Newsomes’ family life and thecustoms of an affulent African-American family in the 1920s-1940s.Local Lore ~ Juniors$5 • 1 hour duration25 max. including 1 free chaperon for every 10 girlsA guided tour, focusing on the rich history of the East End ofNewport News, with a printed guide to local African-Americangeographical and architectural landmarks.-- 2 WEEKS NOTICE REQUIRED FOR ALL PROGRAMS --The LEARNING BARGETeaching how to make the ElizabethRiver swimmable and fishable by 2020BOOK NOW!Fall 2011 season begins September 26. Hands-on discoveryand exploration of YOUR home river, The Elizabeth.Schedule a field trip on the world’s firstfloating wetland classroom.Robin Dunbar, Education Directorrdunbar@elizabethriver.org757-399-7487 office/757-397-8377 fax475 Water Street, C103 APortsmouth, Virginia 23704www.elizabethriver.orgAstroCamp-inSpend Friday night at theVirginia Living Museumlearning about all things celestial!Earn a badge.Friday 6:30pm - Sat. 9am., plusMuseum admission on SaturdayCall 757-595-9135 to reserve.33524 J. Clyde Morris Blvd.Newport News • I-64, Exit 258A757-595-9135 • thevlm.org

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Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast912 Cedar RoadChesapeake, VA 23322-7002Non-Profit Org.U.S. PostageP A I DNorfolk, VAPermit No. 150Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character,who make the world a better place.Fall Product Order Taking BeginsSeptember 24, 2011Fall Product Deliveryto Service UnitsOctober 28 – October 29, 20112011 Fall Product ProgramImportant DatesFall Product Booth Sales BeginNovember 4, 2011Fall Product Program EndsNovember 27, 20112012 Cookie ProgramImportant DatesCookie RalliesJanuary 6, 2012Little Brownie Bakers will pay tribute to the100th anniversary of Girl Scouting with alemon cookie that reflects the heritage of pastcustomer favorites. These bite-sized, lemonwedge cookies, dusted in powdered sugar, arebusting with zesty lemon flavor. And when youhold it right, you will quickly be reminded ofthat word-famous "Brownie Smile".Cookie Order Taking BeginsJanuary 7, 2012Cookie Delivery to Service UnitsFebruary 10 – 13, 2012Cookie Booth Sales BeginFebruary 17, 2012Cookie Program EndsMarch 11 , 2012