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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
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