Citrus G.I.R.L. Program Book

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SIGNATURE EVENTS, AWARDS & MORE | 20 EXAMPLES OF AWARD PROPOSALS Below is an example of a Bronze Award proposal, which is meant to help Girl Scouts better understand the information they must submit before beginning an award project. The proposal applications for Silver and Gold Awards are similar, though they contain additional questions that require Girl Scouts to go more in-depth into the details of their projects. Girl Scouts of <strong>Citrus</strong> Bronze Award Project Proposal Troop Leader/ Group Volunteer: Ashley Wilson Troop/Group Phone: (000)000-0000 Troop/Group E-mail: AWilson@GS.net Girl Name Age Grade Troop # Lyn Smith 10 4 000 Keisha Johnson 10 4 000 Penelope Rodriquez 10 5 000 Kacie Wilson 10 5 000 Penny St. John 10 4 000 Tracy Rossi 10 5 000 Jodi Lee 10 5 000 Taylor Campbell 10 5 000 Junior Journey Information X Agent of Change Get Moving! aMUSE Take Action Project: Use it; Recycle it Date Completed: January 10, 2017 Troop/Group Volunteer’s Signature: Ashley Wilson Your Bronze Project Award Team Please include other team members who are not part of your troop Team Members Affiliation Role CeCe Scott Glory Giving Advising Church Brenda Martinez Gardener Planting and Advising Bronze Award Take Action Project Project Title: Giving You Strength Through Nutrition Proposed Start Date: 02/10/17 Proposed Completion Date: 02/24/17 TIPS & REMINDERS • A project advisor cannot be your troop leader, your troop adult volunteer, or a family member. • Submit a detailed budget. In-kind items must also be documented on a budget sheet. • Please make sure your proposals are well-written and include descriptive details. • Trainings are mandatory for Silver and Gold Award candidates. • Make sure that all money-earning events are approved by council. • Please visit the <strong>Citrus</strong> Council program webpage for more information and contact Council if you have any questions. • Please allow 30 days for your paperwork to be processed and to receive your certificate and award.
SIGNATURE EVENTS, AWARDS & MORE | 21 1.Describe the issue your project will address and how it will affect your community. (i.e. Why did your troop pick this project?) Through our participation in Girl Scout programs, we learned about the importance of eating healthy foods and making sure we get enough nutrition for our bodies. We also learned in school that sometimes people do not have access to healthy fruits and vegetables. We think it is important to help more people gain access to healthy foods, so we decided to build a garden at our local church. The food will be used in the church’s food pantry and for their programs to help feed people in need. This will have a positive impact on the community by helping them get access to more healthy food and reducing the cost of buying food. 2.Briefly describe the project. Our troop will meet and consult with a local farm expert to learn what plants are best for our garden. We would like to plant fruits and vegetables, such as tomatoes, spinach, sweet potatoes and strawberries. We will each pair up and pick a vegetable or fruit to plant and learn about. We will research each plant and put together a pamphlet that explains the tips for taking care of the garden and each plant as well as the nutritional value of the fruits and vegetables in the garden. 3.How will the success and impact of your project be evaluated? We will ask the church to let us know if the garden has helped cut down their food costs for healthy foods and if it has improved their ability to give out fruits and vegetables as part of their food pantry programs that feed people in need. We will also find out if our gardening has been successful once we start to see the plants growing and blooming and are able to help with the process of picking the ingredients and giving them to the church. 4.How will this project be sustained beyond your initial project completion? The church and its volunteers will continue to maintain the garden and pass out the pamphlets we created.
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