GSHG AR 24

Your Year of

Growth

2024-2025 Annual Report

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Dear Friends of Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia,

Membership Year 2024–2025 was your year of showing what it means to be a Girl Scout community. Through change, challenge, and celebration, you showed up for girls—and for each other—with resilience, generosity, and heart. When Hurricane Helene damaged Camp Tanglewood and paused most activities, including summer camp, the impact was felt across our community. Your patience, encouragement, and commitment to restoring the camp were powerful reminders that our camps are sustained by the people who believe in them. You also helped move our council forward in meaningful ways. Together, we celebrated one year of Girl Scout DreamLab in Albany, honored the retirement of CEO Sue Else, and stepped into a new chapter of leadership. Our girls and volunteers even shared their stories on Good Morning America , highlighting the impact of Girl Scouting across our council.

Because of your generosity and thoughtful stewardship, we closed the year financially strong and ready to continue serving girls and supporting volunteers with purpose.

This year belongs to you. Your year of showing up. Your year of adapting. Your year of believing in girls. Thank you for making it matter.

With gratitude,

Krystal Crawford, Chief Executive Officer

Jeff Wilson, Board Chair

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About Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia

Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia offers a place where every girl can take healthy risks, explore her passions, and build lasting connections with friends and mentors who support her along the way. Here, curiosity is encouraged, leadership is practiced, and confidence grows through experiences that challenge and inspire. With the guidance of dedicated volunteers, parents, and staff, we bring the Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) to life across 122 Georgia counties, plus two in South Carolina and one in Alabama. Spanning more than 48,000 square miles, our council connects girls to opportunities that help them discover their strengths, celebrate their accomplishments, and make a meaningful impact in their communities.

Contents

Board Leadership...........................................4

Membership....................................................6

Volunteer Development................................8

Program...........................................................10

Product Program............................................14

Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

Fund Development........................................16

Financial Report.............................................18

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Your Year of Leadership

Behind every great Girl Scout experience is a team of dedicated leaders. This year, our state board of directors and regional advisory board volunteers guided our council with vision, expertise, and heart. Their commitment ensures that every girl has opportunities to explore, grow, and shine—because strong leadership creates strong communities.

Amy Van Doorn Jody Wall Dave Westfall

Board of Directors Jeff Wilson, Board Chair Krystal Crawford, CEO Ex-Officio Douglas Pearson, First Vice Chair Michael James, Second Vice Chair Lindsay Fruchtl, Secretary Ralph Johnson, Treasurer Members at Large: Caitlin Teuton Burwinkel Andrea Harvey

Region 1: Athens Ralph Johnson, Chair Patricia Barron Alicia Battle Elaine Powell Cook Jody J. Corry Bethany Nanan Michelle Rivers Stephanie Van Dyck Laura Wagnon Jennifer Whitmire Evan Elder Helen Mills

Region 2: Augusta Jeff Wilson, Chair Elizabeth Agostino, Vice Chair TeKay Brown Ashley Campbell

Kate Channell Lindsay Fruchtl Shanteka Glover

Grace Helms Emma Jones Kelly Thorpe Shirley Von Beck Latisha Williams-Hanford

Region 1: Gainesville Reneigh Satterfield, Chair

Van Heath Jeff Hewitt Tanisha Johnson Billy Kendall Elaine Laughbaum Reneigh Satterfield Delana Schartner Adriana West LuWanna Williams Danielle Willis

Brenda Bahel Rose Barton Barbara Batog Daphne David Jane Hemmer Marsha Hopkins Patty Laine Deborah Mack Martha Nesbitt LeTrell Simpson Margaret Sullivan

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Shamonica Stephenson Tabitha Stevens Danita Wiggins Cindy Wisham Region 5: Columbus Jackie Dudley, Chair Twila Kirkland, Vice Chair Kim Drew, Secretary Naomi Buckner Lora Davis-Warren Amanda Donaldson Kim Eason-Rozycki Jeanella Fuller-Pendleton Susan Gallagher

Lisa Thomas-Cutts Jill Tigner Gloria Weston-Smart

Region 3: Savannah Cindi Vogel, Chair

Leigh Acevedo Mark Bennett Jack Cay Nina Giordano Amy Hughes Jill Jauch Sarah Menard Diana Morrison Meg Pace Jen Pentreath Mary Quinn Amy Shaffer Stacy Trickett

Messiah Williams Kimberly Wright

Region 6: Macon Jennie Lacey, Chair Tanzy Kilcrease, Vice Chair Maria Hart, Secretary Carrie Ingoldsby, Event Chair Cassandra Miller-

Washington, Nominating Committee Chair

Tasca Hagler Jean Harper Mary Heisey Robin Henslee Stacy Lacy

Elizabeth Almena Chris Howard Ellie Johnson Kari Kitchens Lee Laughter

Region 4: Albany Jessica Roberts, Chair Nancy Reimer, Vice Chair Maqueta Griswold Tina Harrell Cassandra McKinney

Elaine Laughbaum Dr. Tiffany McBride Suzanne Nicolais Chris Riddle Carla Stickles Kimberly Tharp

Kristie Roberts-Lewis Olena Stadnik-Floore Pamela White-Colbert Heaven Whitby

Diane Rogers Lisa Slappey Lisa Stephens

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Your Year of Friendship

Behind every number is a story: girls earning badges, troops leading projects, and volunteers guiding each step. This year, our membership numbers reflect a growing community of curious, courageous, and creative girls—and the adults who make it all possible. These aren’t just statistics—they’re a celebration of everyone who brings energy, leadership, and joy to Girl Scouts.

11,906 total members 7,953 girl members 3,953 adult members

2,288 volunteers 1,665 non-volunteers

1,620 Daisies 2,351 Brownies

1,900 Juniors 1,379 Cadettes 405 Seniors 298 Ambassadors

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The majority of our members—girls and adults—renewed their membership. This strong renewal rate reflects the lasting value of our program and the meaningful effect Girl Scouting continues to have on girls, volunteers, and communities. 60.3% of girls renewed their membership 77.7% of adults renewed their membership Our lifetime members invest in Girl Scouts for the long term, championing the next generation of change-makers. Each lifetime membership includes a $25 contribution that helps fund dues for girls in underserved communities, contributing to a nationwide effort that has expanded access to Girl Scouting for more than 59,000 girls.

1,406 lifetime members

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Girl Scout volunteers are the heart of the Girl Scout experience, serving as trusted mentors and role models. Through their time, guidance, and encouragement, volunteers help girls build confidence, develop new skills, and navigate challenges in supportive environments. Their dedication strengthens Girl Scouting and leaves a lasting impression on girls, families, and communities. Your Year of Mentorship 3,443 gsLearn online training completions 56 online volunteer trainings, plus many in-person trainings 54 adult learning facilitators 59.9% adult retention into their second year 37.8% into their third year 22% into their fifth year

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148 total adult awards and recognitions

26 national awards

18 council awards

7 Honor Pins

4 President’s Awards

104 adult recognitions

2 Thanks Badges

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Your Year of Adventure

Last year, Girl Scouts embraced adventure in every form—making friends, trying new challenges, and discovering what they’re capable of. Through the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, they explored STEM, life skills, the outdoors, and entrepreneurship, building the confidence and skills to take on any challenge. 3,712+ program participants

173+ council programs (not including camp, bridging, First Headquarters, or Girl Scout DreamLab events)

11,499+ badges earned

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The Girl Scout First Headquarters building, originally the carriage house of Juliette Gordon Low’s adult home, was willed to the Girl Scouts of Savannah upon her death in 1927. It has served the organization longer than any other building in the nation. Today, it functions as a museum, program center, and shop, offering interactive educational experiences with weekend and school-break programs often led by local Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors. 6,183 First Headquarters visitors 33 states represented, plus Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia’s Bridging Savannah’s Bridge allows participants to take part in a one-of-a-kind celebration. This unforgettable event takes the traditional Girl Scout bridging ceremony and elevates it—literally—when girls cross Savannah’s iconic Talmadge Memorial Bridge, spanning more than two miles and reaching 185 feet above the Savannah River. The experience is unlike any other in Girl Scouting. 337 Bridging participants

11 states represented, plus Puerto Rico

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Last summer was Your Summer of Ideas , full of creativity, exploration, and fun. We hosted resident camp at Camp Martha Johnston and Camp Low and brought camp adventures to our service centers around the council through day camps. While Camp Tanglewood was closed due to damage from Hurricane Helene, we look forward to welcoming girls back there for new adventures this summer. 132 resident campers 53 day campers

In 2025, we celebrated the centennial anniversary of Camp Martha Johnston. Named after Mrs. Martha Fort Johnston, the camp officially opened in 1925 with land donated by the Johnston family and buildings funded by the Johnston family and local supporters. While it isn’t the oldest Girl Scout camp in the nation, it is our council’s oldest camp and one of the few still standing that Juliette Gordon Low had a hand in.

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Highest Awards are the most distinguished awards that Girl Scouts earn. The leadership skills they develop when pursuing these awards will carry with them through adulthood. Gold Award - Seniors and Ambassadors (Grades 9-12)

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest achievement in Girl Scouting. Girl Scouts who earn the Gold Award demonstrate extraordinary leadership by identifying an issue they care about and creating a sustainable solution that drives meaningful, long-term change in their communities and beyond. Gold Award Girl Scouts also gain access to significant benefits, including college scholarships, preferred college admissions consideration, advanced rank in the U.S. military, and other career and leadership opportunities. Silver Award - Cadettes (Grades 6-8) The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a Girl Scout Cadette can earn. Girls take the lead in designing and carrying out a sustainable community project, strengthening their problem-solving, collaboration, and leadership abilities while creating lasting impact. Bronze Award - Juniors (Grades 4-5) The Girl Scout Bronze Award is the highest award a Girl Scout Junior can earn. Through this award, girls work together to identify a community need, take action, and make a measurable difference, building teamwork and leadership skills along the way.

23 Gold Awards

47 Silver Awards

99 Bronze Awards

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Your Year of Entrepreneurship

Through the Girl Scout Cookie Program and the Fall Product Program, Girl Scouts discover what it means to be entrepreneurs with purpose. They build confidence as they connect with their communities and take on new challenges. Along the way, they learn that with courage and determination, they can turn big dreams into real-world success. 3,782

participants in the Girl Scout Cookie Program

1,596,582 boxes of cookies sold

Through Operation Cookies from Home, Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia delivers a taste of home to deployed service members around the world. More than cookies, each box carries appreciation and support from home. As a community service component of the Girl Scout Cookie Program, the public is invited to purchase boxes to be donated— allowing everyone to help send comfort and gratitude to those who serve.

14,428 boxes donated

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5 Skills Girl Scouts Learn in the Product Programs Goal Setting Girl Scouts learn how to set goals and create a plan to reach them. Decision Making Girl Scouts learn to make decisions on their own and as a team. Money Management Girl Scouts learn to create a budget and handle money. People Skills Girl Scouts find their voices and build confidence through customer interactions. Business Ethics Girl Scouts learn to act ethically, both in business and in life.

1,265 participants in the Fall Product Program

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Your Year of Support

Our fundraising events brought supporters together to celebrate and sustain the Girl Scout mission. From celebrations of women leaders to high-energy challenges that inspired teamwork and adventure, these signature events raised essential funds while strengthening connections with donors and volunteers.

Gainesville Woman of Distinction Carol Healan Burrell was honored as the Gainesville Woman of Distinction for upholding the values in the Girl Scout Promise and Law.

Grits and Girl Scouts - Augusta The inaugural breakfast brought together supporters for a menu curated by Augusta Tech’s culinary students and a keynote from Girl Scout alum, esteemed speaker, and author Jane Jenkins Herlong.

Columbus Women of Distinction Patricia Eldridge, Brittany Haines, Brooke Peak, and Dr. Stuart Rayfield were recognized as Women of Distinction for being strong role models to girls everywhere.

Legacy of Leadership - Savannah Retired Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia CEO, Sue Else, received the Legacy of Leadership Award for her lifelong service to women and girls.

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Summer Summit - Monroe This event brought the community together for a day of outdoor fun, team challenges, hands-on activities, and family-friendly experiences that celebrated the spirit of summer camp.

More Than Cookies - Macon Guests enjoyed an evening of craft beer and Girl Scout Cookies at Fall Line Brewing Co., savoring unique pairings while celebrating and supporting the Girl Scout mission.

S’morevivor - Augusta Teams put their skills, creativity, and teamwork to the test through a series of fun and adventurous outdoor challenges at Camp Tanglewood.

Promises to Keep - Athens Guests gathered for a morning of inspiration, hearing a story from a Girl Scout alum and participating in hands-on activities that showcased the Girl Scout experience.

Cookies & Corks - Albany At this inaugural event, attendees enjoyed wine and Girl Scout cookie pairings, savoring creative flavor combinations and connecting with fellow Girl Scouts supporters.

Into the Woods - Lizella Runners enjoyed a scenic trail course at Camp Martha Johnston, combining friendly competition with the beauty of the outdoors.

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Your support was stewarded with care and purpose throughout the year. We managed resources responsibly to strengthen programs, expand access to Girl Scouting, and invest in the people and places that make our mission possible. Through thoughtful financial oversight and transparency, we remain committed to honoring every dollar entrusted to us and ensuring long-term sustainability for the communities we serve. Your Year of Stewardship

$7,173,045 total operating revenue

$7,140,086 total operating expenses

$4,489,342 $177,369 $1,038,036 $509,018 $959,280

$5,459,100

program revenue retail sales donor support investment income other (including insurance claims)

girl program and adult development general aministrative

$663,782 $665,493 $351,711

development depreciation

We are proud to say that 80% of our finances go directly to bringing the Girl Scout experience to girls of all ages and backgrounds.

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608 total donors ($100+)

Gold Donors ($10,000+)

Colonial Foundation The Community Foundation for the CSRA Community Foundation of Central Georgia, Inc. Dougherty County School System (Eta Gamma Sigma) Enterprise Holdings Foundation GALE Partners, LLC The Greater Cincinnati Foundation (Proctor and Gamble Fund) Gulfstream The Housing Authority of the City of Augusta, Georgia Lake Weekend Wear, LLC Metro Power (PPC Foundation) North Georgia Community Foundation Publix Super Markets Charities Turner Family Foundation Inc United Way of Southwest Georgia United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley United Way of the Coastal Empire United Way of the CSRA

18 Gold Donors ($10,000+) 79 Silver Donors ($2,000-$9,999) 158 Bronze Donors ($500-$1,999) 270 Brownie Donors ($100-$249) 83 Trefoil Donors ($250-$499)

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Kiwanis Club of Statesboro GA, Inc. Ben H. Lancaster Jr.* Lawson Air Conditioning David Lewis* Mary Lane Morrison Foundation The McCormack Foundation Marquette McKnight* Helen Mills III* Morgan Stanley

Silver Donors ($2,000-$9,999)

Alpha Kappa Alpha Gamma Tau Omega Chapter Atlanta Braves Atlanta Falcons Youth Foundation (HEALTHMPOWERS) Aurubis Richmond, LLC Rose P. Barton* Beauchamp & Idlett, LLLP Myra Blackmon* Blue Bird School Bus Foundation CFCGA-Linda Harriet Lane Fund CFCGA-Perot-Fiero Foundation Joan Chalikian* Charity League of Albany Chatham Foundation Irmgard Cordell* Disney on Ice DSI Construction Dulany Industries, Inc. Dunlap-Williamson Foundation Edward Jones Georgia Foothills-Habersham County United Way Georgia Power Company Girl Scouts of the USA Great Dane Trailers Growing Room Child Development Centers Debra M. Harden* The Holder Family Foundation

New Horizons Behavioral Health The Newland Family Foundation New York Life Insurance Company Nichols, Cauley & Associates LLC Northeast Georgia Health System & Medical Center Amanda Page* Palmer & Cay Peak Wooten McDaniel & Colwell LLC Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center Piedmont Healthcare Pinnacle Accounting & Advisory Services The Pirates’ House Restaurant Regina Quick* Michelle Rivers* Samuel T. Mercer Foundation Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce, Inc. The Savannah Community Foundation Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Savannah Technical College

Phillip Silk* Speros Inc Stifel Investment Services Synovus Bank Tanger Outlets Patty Taylor* Thomas & Hutton Engineering Trust of Margaret L. Martin

Holland Blackmon Fund for Children J.E. Dunn Construction Company Jackson EMC Foundation Jill S. Thompson, PC Attorney at Law Ralph F. Johnson* Kappa Delta Sorority Kendra Scott

University Of Georgia Vystar Credit Union

*On My Honor Society recognizes those who donate $1,000+ per year.

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Laura Wagnon* Walmart Foundation Walton EMC WebstaurantStore Sally Boyett Whatley* Willis Investment Counsel, Inc. Jeff Wilson* W.L. Amos Sr Foundation

Jody J. Corry Donald Currie* Daphne David* Blair Diaz* Dougherty County School System

Glenn Dowling* Kimberly Drew Kirk Dunham* Patricia Eldridge* Lynn Faust* Felder & Associates Thomas Feldman Fieldale Farms Corporation

Bronze Donors ($500-$1,999)

J. Gary Adcox Aflac

Michele Flanders Susan E. Gallagher

Margaret Amstutz Apparel Authority Ardsley Station Athens Rock Lobsters Augusta National Golf Club Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Gary Avants Frank S. Bachelder Bass Pro Shops-Cabela’s Deborah Bates* Barbara Batog Alicia Battle* The Bee Cause Project, Inc Richard Boone The Brandon and Brooke Peak Family Fund

Mary Garrison Jenny Gentry Georgia Ports Authority Georgia Southern University Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania Susan Goldsmith* Greystone Properties GSHG Troop 30387 Hall Comprehensive Dentistry Kimberly Halpin Heavener & Associates Construction Co., Inc. Jane Hemmer*

Robbin J. Henslee Sandy S. Helling Kathy Hoard Holistic Touch

Catharine Brannan Brenau University Carling Memorial Foundation Fund Carmichael Drug Carroll Daniel Construction Carson Advisory Group Charles M. Walker Foundation Inc. Classic Center Cultural Foundation

Holliday Dental Associates Home Builder’s Association Lisa Hopper HR Strategies

David J Hughes John A. Jackson Michael B. James James A Walters Management Company James Bates Brannan Groover LLP

Clearwave Fiber Robert Clifton* Columbia State University Jean Cooper*

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Northeast Georgia Diagnostic Clinic Oconee State Bank Old Town Trolley Tours of Savannah, Inc. & American Prohibition Museum Optim Health System Peach State FCU C.A.R.E.S. Foundation Peach State Federal Credit Union Develon Davis Peach State Truck Brokers Douglas Pearson Jeanella Pendleton Phoebe Putney Health Systems Richard Pope* Queensborough National Bank & Trust

JIT Warehousing and Logistics Kinetic Credit Union Maria Lorena Kirschner* Terri Koziell

Jone LaBombard* Patricia W. Laine Lanier Village Estates Elaine Laughbaum*

Lee Laughter M. Jean Lauth

Sue Ann Lawrence* Emily “Sissy” Lawson Cheryl K. & Roy Legette* Adele Lindsey Longstreet Clinic Deb Luginbuhl* Teresa Luhrs M2 Media Group LLC Sallie Martin*

Nancy Reimer Emily Reynolds Deidra E. Rivers* Roy C. Moore Foundation Ruth Ann’s Restaurant

Ryam Foundation Reneigh Satterfield Ricky & LaDon Shaw* Shelby & Wanda Amos Foundation

Frances Mason Mass Media LTD

David W. Matheny Mauldin & Jenkins Tiffany McBride Michael McCracken* McDonald’s Northeast Georgia, Inc. Barbara McLain McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co Memorial Park Funeral Home North The Middlebrooks Automotive Holdings, Inc. Fund Mitchell EMC Cyndee Perdue Moore* Robert O. Morris Jr. National Fish and Wildlife Foundation National League of Junior Cotillion Greater Columbus Chapter

Sheridan Construction Sherman & Hemstreet Ethelyn N. Simpson

Leslie Sinyard Mark Smashey

Shannon C. Smith* South State Bank Southland Children’s Dentistry Specialty Orthopaedics, PC Carla Stickles* St. Mary’s Health Care Systems Inc Laura Toms Trophy Nut Company Anne Tunnessen United Community Banks- Gainesville United Way CSRA Donors United Way of Central Georgia University of North Georgia Foundation

Martha Nesbitt* NGHS Auxiliary NGHS Foundation Suzanne Nicolais

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Spencer Frye Josephine Fuller Cynthia Gaines Ellisa Garrett GSHG Troop 60667 Ben Hart David Hay Hello Good Buy Cindy Hill Pamela Hill Karen W. Hix Patricia Honeycutt Jim & Ina Hopkins Patricia Hurst Erica B. Jackson Julie Massey Jenkins Nasheemah Kennedy Jane V. Kidd The Kroger Company Stacy Lacy Ben Land Robert Lingle

Janelle VanReenen* Shirley Von Beck Warren Associates, Inc Wesleyan College Pamela White-Colbert Philip A. Wilheit Sr.* Danielle Willis* Gwen Wood*

Trefoil Donors ($250-$499)

Amerigroup Corporation Arch Legacy Law Firm Augusta Woman’s Club, Inc Patricia Barron Nat Belger Anna Bolden Jane Bradley Naomi Buckner Caitlin Teuton Burwinkel Ann Caggins Kate Channell David Chester Lori A Cobb Concharty Service Unit Tiffany Connolly Couch Law Firm, LLC Cox Communications Inc. Krystal Crawford Cate Dean

Macon Mayhem Anna Maldonado Jennifer Michael Angela Miller

Mitchell Bridge Dental Monroe Ace Hardware

Diana Morrison Stefanie Murray Naturally Natured Nature School & Camp Newell Orthodontics Peach State Bank & Trust Peyton Pettus Insurance Agency Inc. JoRhee Pezold Piedmont Urgent Care Evan Pohl Rainmaker and Associates W. Alan Reddish Shawn Risher Vanessa J. Roberts

Ashley Dougherty Jacqueline Dudley Darla Eden Jennifer Ellis Jamie Emert Kristen Erkkila Dexter L. Fisher Melanie J. Ford

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Mary Borror Gail Bowen Wilma Braun Jason Brenneman

Rotary Club of Gainesville Kim Rozycki Sanders Consign and Design Holley Schramski Art Smith S’morevivor Theresa Spliedt Storage of Monroe Margaret Sullivan Jeanne R. Swift Brandy and Todd Tatum Brigitte VanBaelen David Westfall Women of Distinction Columbus Amanda Worth

Nancy Brewer Jaclyn Bridges Thomas D. Brown Jr. Shannon Browning-Mullis Ruth H. Bruner Jessica Buchanan Karalee Bucksbee Nancy Sullivan Burgin Amanda Burke Richard Burke Brittany Burnett Stephanie Byrd Alli Caldwell Catherine Campisano Candler Real Estate Nancy Carvell Joanne S. Cavis Lenn Chandler Chick fil A Chunks Learning Center

Brownie Donors ($100-$249)

Malinda Aftanski Helen Allen Lynne Allen Allstate Insurance Company

Pamela Clack Kim Cleesattle James Coke Committee to Elect Debbie Buckner Jennifer Coppinger Cordele Kiwanis Club Mary Lynn Coyle Melissa Dabel

Jessica Andrade Deborah Ames

Sylvia H. Arant Catherine Arndt Jeanna Ashby Charles Auslander III Caitlin Beckles Matt Bedin Wendy Bednarczyk Jessica Benjamin Ann Bermudez Susan E. Berry Tanya Bertsch Traci Billington Carol Bishop Rachelle Blinoff-Mudd

Christine Dalton Sarah Daschner Joyce Davis Deborah Dees Joseph Dent John and Meredith Devine

Margaret Done Sarah N. Dunlap Diane E. Dunston

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Rosa Echeverria Sandra Elliott Carolyn Engler Catherine Erickson

Elizabeth Holler Jennifer Holmes Margaret Holt Ryan Hope Marsha R. Hopkins Foy Horne Allison Housley Tonya Hucks Susan Huff Andrea Hurd Brianna Jarvis Gwen Jewett J. Knox Gholston Trust Ellie Cottle Johnson Tanisha Johnson Van Johnson Monica Jones Steve C. Jones Shannon Worcester Juran Colleen Kehoe Heather Kelley Lyndsay Kelly David Key Megan Kieper Tanzy D. Kilcrease Jennie L. Lacey Jennifer Lannello Samantha Laudenslager

Edith Erickson Lydia Ferguson Amy Fitzpatrick Carol Flaute Marian Fleckinger Brett and Laura Fowler Eileen French

Lindsay Fruchtl Rachel Gibson Paula Goble

Rosemarie Goodrum Jacqueline Gorman Greater Atlanta Day Alumnae Chapter of Kappa Delta

GSHG Troop 12087 GSHG Troop 20724 Patricia Guthrie Jennifer Gutke Ty Guyton Danita Hamilton Sonya Hancock Bonnie Hannah Karen Hans Jean Harper Tina Harrell Nancy Harris Georgia Hatcher Van Heath Mary E Heisey Grace Helms Shelley Hendricks Cathy Herdener Jane Herlong Kristina Hernandez Andrea Hess Jeffrey L. Hewitt Amber Hill

Lisa Laumann Laura LeBlanc Rebecca R. Lee

Roy Legette Patti Lester Cheryl Lewis

Natasha Lewis Jennifer Lowery Monica Lundstrom Deborah Mack Theodore MacMillan Kathy Maddox Susan Maier

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Oladele Makanjuola Ben Makin Mia Mance Judy Marable Eileen Griffith Marion Amberly Marston Amy Morin Martin Lamara Martin Lisa Martin Nichole Marvin

Rick Parker Barbara Parks Vicky Partin

Erin Sorum Olena Stadnik Michelle Stenson Lawton E. Stephens Lisa Stephens Wanda Stitt-Gohdes Stolkin Court 173 David Sweat Stephanie F. Teague Dr.Forrest-Shirley Thompson Janalyn Toney Joann Tran Troop 40276 Michele Pearson Tucker Ashley Turner Shannon Unger United Way of Greater Valdosta PD Uros Amy H Van Doorn

Lindsey Payne Diana Pearson Libby Pearson Robert Perodeau Kathy R. Pharr

Milmarys Picard Malayna Polum Toni Graven Pomerene Nikki Porter Latavia Powell-McGaha Jennifer Powers Dawn Porter Anastasia Poydasheff Lynne Preminger Nikki Premo Muriel E. Pritchett

Sue Marzano Kristen Mattix Cullena Mays Sharon McAuliffe

Abby McElroy Lisa McGlynn Michelle McIntyre Laura Lane McKinnon Harriett D. McNeal Joseph Melder

Nicole Rice Anna Ryan Pamela Santiago Edna Santillan Nikki Sauers Delana Schartner Heather Schenck

Sam Meller Kim Melton Angela Metts Holly Millerberg Pat Mitchell Tosha Mittlestadt Jimmy and Barbara Motos Susan Mull Margie Myers Rebekah Myers Brenda Newsome Catherine Ni Tara M. Nobles Cara Noonan Kimberly L Novak Kathy Oates Kathryn Ondler Marty Owens Meg and Tom Pace Halley Page Alicia Palmer

Kathy Van Note Mary Van Rhyn Sarah Varner Sherrie Varner Amber Vissuet Christine Volosin Sarah Voorheis

Manoj Shah Susan Shaw

Agnes A. Shelton Brandy Sherrane

Sally Walters Tiffany Ward

Brandy Shew Mary Shufelt Elizabeth Siemens LeTrell Simpson Barb Sirvis Anne Smith Catherine Ellie Smith Ebony Smith George Smith Kelly Sobtzak Margaret F. Sommer

Jennifer Warner Crystal Wescott Gloria Weston-Smart Ann T. White Whitehead Investments Pamela Whitfield Markie Whitt Justin and Rachael Widener Karen Wilkerson Tamara Nicole Williams Tracey Williams

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Amy Willis Suzanne Willis Samantha Wolf Christina Woodward Michelle Woolley Jennifer Yates

Juliette Gordon Low Society

The Juliette Gordon Low Society recognizes those who have arranged planned giving.

Eva Andersen - Girl Scouts Movement- wide Challenge Planned Gift Isabella G. Arce Kristina Banks Dianne Belk & Lawrence Calder Dianne Belk and Lawrence Calder - Girl Scouts Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift Myra Blackmon Monai Boles Debra Caballero Sue Chipman Elizabeth Connell Deborah Dees Susan Else Thomas Feldman Sue Goldsmith

In Kind Donors

In addition to individuals and businesses who support Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia financially, we are also so thankful for those who support us in kind. Building girls of courage, confidence, and character would be impossible without countless hours and resources from those in our community who generously donate gift cards, coffee, trolley rides, signage, space, food, places to rest, and so much more. Thank you for your endless support!

McGuire Gordon Harriett Hessam Tawab Hessam Cheryl K. and Roy Legette Ann D Long Patricia Lyons Kim Melton

Theodora Mills Sherry Minnich Leila Moeller Fraley Turnipseed Janelle and Dennis VanReenen Sally Whatley

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ALBANY 2825 Ledo Road Suite #400 Albany, GA 31701

GAINESVILLE 535 Spring Street SE Gainesville, GA 30501

MACON 6869 Columbus Road Lizella, GA 31502

ATHENS 185 Newton Bridge Road Athens, GA 30607

SAVANNAH 535 E. Liberty Street Savannah, GA 31401

AUGUSTA 508 Shartom Drive Augusta, GA 30907

FIRST HEADQUARTERS 330 Drayton Street Savannah, GA 31401

COLUMBUS 1807 17th Street Columbus, GA 31901

CAMP LOW 1912 Rose Dhu Island Savannah, GA 31419

CAMP TANGLEWOOD 4687 Columbia Road Martinez, GA 30907

CAMP MARTHA JOHNSTON 1500 Girl Scout Road Lizella, GA 31052

CAMP ROBERT LEWIS 937 Miller Road Fortson, GA 31808

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