2013 Annual Report

THESTATEOF Girls

C1 The Girl Scout Promise

On my honor, I will try: Following Girl Scouts THE STATE OF To serve God and my country, of the USA’s 100th Girls To help people at all times, anniversary celebration The State of Girls: Unfinished Business is a groundbreaking report And to live by the Girl Scout Law. from the Girl Scout Research Institute (GRSI) that stakes out key issues and in 2012, 2013 signaled major trends affecting girls’ healthy development in the United States today. A report of this magnitude and breadth has never been conducted, making it Board of Directors the continuation of our a much-needed resource in the field, especially as Girl Scouts of the USA in partnership with local councils looks to inspire the next generation of leaders Officers Directors important business at with cutting-edge programs, access to mentors and role models and interactive President Josephine (Jodi) Bahl, activities that open their eyes to the possibilities of tomorrow’s world. (March 18, 2013 to present) Ernst & Young hand, the business of Karen Layng, Scheck Industries *Maureen Beal, Unfinished Business National Van Lines inspiring girls with (through March 17, 2013) *Cheryl Beebe, Ingredion The motivation for The State of Girls report is to ensure that every girl has the Jeanne Reynolds, Incorporated opportunity to become a healthy and productive woman who can be a leader in FirstMerit Bank courage, confidence, Amy Best, Exelon Corporation her own life and in the world at large. *Adela Cepeda, First Vice President and character, so they A.C. Advisory, Inc. While there has been progress for many girls, an overall story emerges that Maryann Waryjas, Great Lakes Phyllis Cochran, Retired shows there is still “unfinished business” to attend to—especially for girls from Dredge & Dock Corporation can make the world a Sidney Dillard, low-income and black/African American and Hispanic/Latino backgrounds— Loop Capital Markets Second Vice President better place. regarding gaps in education, physical and mental health, and economic James Dimitriou, Tatum Monica Weed, well-being. Dr. Karen Eng, CSMI Navigant Consulting, Inc. *Jolanta Gal, Our hope is that these findings will continue to drive local conversations about Gartner Executive Partners Third Vice President the consequences for girls, families, and communities that will inspire supporters *Jennifer Garr, Hackworth Lee Christine Montenegro McGrath, who will make it their business to invest in girls and their futures. Incorporated Mondelez International, Inc. Maureen Jamrock, Retired Each section in this annual report covers a different dimension of girls’ lives, Maryann McNally, Treasurer summarizing key findings and implications for girls. These findings are brought Illinois Tool Works, Inc. (March 18, 2013 to present) Tamara Meyer, Health Care to life through the words and images of our local Girl Scouts and highlights from Kathy Scherer, Deloitte Tax, LLP Service Corporation fiscal year 2013. Carla Michelotti, (through March 17, 2013) Though their actual words and images are Janet Gibbs, CPA, Retired Leo Burnett Company, Inc *Meg Murray, The Hillshire captured here in print, we invite you to Secretary Brands Company bring these stories to life by listening Ann McAloon, Bank of America Cheryl Pearson-McNeil, Neilsen STATEOFGIRLS to the girls tell their own stories on Merrill Lynch Marlena Peleo-Lazar, video. McDonald’s USA, LLC Findings: Chief Executive Officer *Kimberly Reome, To access their stories, scan (through Dec. 31, 2013) The Kenrich Group The motivation for The State the QR code pictured here Maria Wynne Scott Saunders, with a mobile device or HAVI Global Solutions of Girls report is to ensure visit girlscoutsgcnwi.org/ Girl Representatives Karen Schillings, Retired Violet Sistovaris, NiSource Inc. that every girl has the support. to the Board of *Margaret Stender, Chicago Sky Directors Eileen Sweeney, opportunity to become a Ashley Benson Tampa Bay Buccaneers Elise Bowler *Genevieve Thiers, healthy and productive woman Sheila Evans Contact Karma who can be a leader in her own Anika Ranginani Hear Aleksandra, Zyrienae and Kiersten Rasberry *Denotes directors who life and in the world at large. Ava tell their stories. Use your Carley Washa served part of 2013 fiscal year (Oct. 1, 2012-Sept. 30, 2013) mobile phone to connect to their videos using this QR code or link to girlscoutsgcnwi.org/support. C2 1 Leadership

Aleksandra Sheridan Girl Scout Junior My mom is a diabetic, and one day we were driving home from a basketball game and all of a sudden she started “Girl Scouts has taught me about sweating. Like a bucket of water just got poured on her. I got being brave and having confidence. a little scared because whenever she sweats, that always And being prepared. I’ve learned “means her sugar is low. I kept telling her to pull in – we how to have confidence, be passed a McDonald’s and, like, five gas stations. Forty-five minutes after we started driving home, my dad had called considerate and caring.” to ask us where we were. We kept talking on the phone and five minutes after he had called us we ended up going off the road, into a ditch. There were trees in front of us, and we were about to hit them so I turned off the key and the car stopped. I know what happens when her blood is low, To honor Aleksandra’s act so I fed my mom some chocolate. When the paramedics of courage, she received showed up, I had told them what happened and that she Girl Scouts of the USA’s was a diabetic for 37 years. I said, “I’m Alex Sheridan, this is Lifesaving Award, the my mom Jennifer Sheridan. She’s a diabetic. She’s been a Medal of Honor. diabetic for 37 years.” I didn’t realize at the time what I had done, because I just stopped the car and gave her chocolate. What’s so big about that? But later on I realized what happened. If I hadn’t turned STATEOF off the key, we both could have died. If she hadn’t gone off the GIRLS road, we could have went the other way and hit more Findings: drivers. Girl Scouts has taught me about being brave and having Leadership is not a top goal for confidence. And being prepared. I’ve learned how to have confidence, be considerate and caring. girls, as only 39 percent say they – Aleksandra Sheridan want to be a leader. Girls value a Girl Scouts is the leading authority on girls’ social and collaborative approach healthy development, and builds girls of ” to leadership, as opposed to courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. The Girl Scout the traditional top-down, Leadership Experience (GSLE) sets forth an command-and-control style. aspirational model of leadership that encourages girls to discover their values, interests, and skills; connect with others locally and globally; and take action to create sustainable solutions to issues of concern to them. The GSLE, as delivered to girls through National Leadership Journeys, specifies15 benefits to girls—the behaviors, attitudes, skills, and values of courageous and confident girl and women leaders. Recent GSRI studies show that Girl Scout participation has a

positive impact on girls’ development of these leadership attributes. Feature photography by John Terendy 2 3 GirlSpace During the summer of 2011, Sara Filipek Leadership I suffered a concussion. In an attempt to prevent others Girl Scout Alumna from enduring the struggles “Taking this risk was Girl Scout Samantha “I encountered as a result of difficult, but the improper management of a head Mallet increased her leadership challenge made me injury, I decided to utilize my skills by interacting with successful Gold Award project as a platform more determined and role models in our Girl Mentor to a to educate coaches, parents increased my level of Board Member Initiative through and athletes on how to properly confidence.” GirlSpace. Samantha was paired assess, evaluate, and manage concussions. with board member Sidney Dillard, Photography Renee Lynn My project had a significant impact on the basketball who shared her leadership insights Three members of Girl Scout Troop 4590 celebrate earning their Congratulations to our and soccer community in Northwest Indiana affecting as a professional, a Girl Scout Girl Scout Gold Awards during the 2013 Gold Award Ceremony. 2013 Gold Award recipients over 2,000 young people. I, with the help of my physical alumna and current member of Pictured are Danielle Zigulich, Shannon Layng and Abigail Louthen, therapist, an expert in the field, gave a presentation Anna Marie Aguirre Abigail Grace Louthen educating over 200 coaches on proper concussion the GSGNCIW Board of Directors. along with their mothers and troop leaders, Deb Gardiner, Karen Alex Antonetti Saoirse Lucy prevention, treatment, and management. Since the Layng (GSGCNWI Board President) and Cathy Louthen. Ashley Webster Babcock Clarissa Marie Elizabeth Karyn N. Baldwin Magley presentation, all “travel” coaches participate in an annual, Zoë Blackburn was nominated Amy Baniewicz Michelle N. Mann on-line, concussion education course in order to compete Debra Bethany Barnish Danielle McCormick to receive the Prudential Spirit Girl Scout Gold Awards Create Impact at any level. I also acquired 300 free baseline ImPact tests Emily Rose Bartusiak Miriam Judith Zurbriggen and 100 post injury tests. At the primary practice facility for In 2013, the teen girls from Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Tara Caitlyn Beere McKee Community Award. This award 79 the TBC, I was able to have padding permanently installed Indiana who earned the Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest honor a girl can Elise Bowler Eleanor Joyce McKnight applauds young people who are on the concrete walls, and at the location of primary league receive, collectively provided more than 6,240 hours of service that Becky Breuer Jennifer Meyer LaTira Brown Lauren A. Miles play, the Courts, I was able to encourage the installation of making a positive difference in impacted cities in two states. 39 Blair Carlisle Breanna Moore padding for games to protect players from possible injury their communities. Zoë received Projects addressed: Anneliese Chiappetta Anulé Ndukwu due to impact. a certificate of excellence and McKenzie Virginia Allen Maya Camille Neal n the environment and sustainability Cooper Lauren Neja Working on this project involved publicly addressing a signed letter from President Nikki Marie Coughlin Morgan Breanne Overstreet n animal rescue emotional issues in order to prevent other athletes from Barack Obama for completing Morgan Catherine Crane Kourtney Louise Passarella injury. Since public speaking was difficult for me, taking Deidre M. Dalton Neathie Minesh Patel n assisting the underprivileged this risk was difficult, but the challenge made me more more than 200 community service Miranda M. Deane Rina Patel n youth and female empowerment Mary Rose Ahern Donahue Bernadette Pavlik determined and increased my level of confidence. hours accumulated through her Jillian Elise Dreixler Brianna L. Randecker n – Sara Filipek involvement in various Girl Scouts hospital patient care. Natalia Thielen Drozdoff Emily Retzbach Brianna Dawn Evans Morgan Rex projects. Additionally, she has Through their projects, girls: Sara Filipek Melissa Rohman n purchased supplies for home renovations in areas still Rebecca Fortsch Nicole Shepherd ” received the Bronze Award, Silver affected by the ravaging impact of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 Rachel Katherine Frankland Kalyani Sonarikar Torch, the aMaze journey, and My Kierra Franklin Kasha Kim Strathman n created for children and adults affected by natural disasters Promise, My Faith Award. 111 kits Nicole Marie Fuechsl Allison Susin Kara Gogolew Megan Szumigalski n collected 628 pounds of food Leah Jo Helpingstine Tessa Tangney n built garden beds at a senior home Evan Hill Serene M. Taylor Kayla Hoeckelberg Keelah Z. Washington n collected nearly 2,000 shoes and Michelle Housh Olivia Gail Watson 2,000 pairs of socks for the homeless Carter Jordan Hannah Renea White Kelly Kachidurian Veronica F. Williams n collected 270 pounds of clothing for a Jenny Kaeppel Stephanie Wojcik youth emergency shelter on a reservation Sonia Kamdar Shannon Rae Wolfe Priyanka M. Ketkar Valerie Rose Zecca n created 175 photo albums to raise the spirits Zoey A. Krawczyk Erika Mikala Zenchak and motivate young hospital patients. Katherine E. Larson Danielle Ann Zigulich Shannon Marie Layng Lynn Renee Photography 4 5 Zyrienae Chambliss Beyond School Girl Scout Junior The name of the foundation is “Dress a Girl Around the World.” We make dresses “I learned how to think about others besides out of pillow cases, and we ship them to third myself. I learned that lesson because I think world countries. First we have to cut the arm about myself a lot, but once I tried it out I “holes, then we have to iron it, then we add pockets and the straps. The whole point of thought about other girls. I know that I have the dresses is so girls can have something to a lot of things, and they don’t have a lot of wear. It’s important because girls should be things like I do.” protected from people. It’s important so girls STATEOFGIRLS will be covered up in different areas (of their bodies), so they will be protected when they Findings: walk around away from the house. About 35 percent of 12th-grade girls I learned how to think about others besides myself. I learned that lesson because I think were involved in school sports, about myself a lot, but once I tried it out I 27 percent were involved in the thought about other girls. I know that I have a lot of things, and they don’t have a lot of things performing arts, and 18 percent like I do. It feels good because I can help out participated in academic clubs. other people. I don’t want to be the only girl in America with nice clothes. I want other girls to About three-quarters of teen girls have cute clothes, too. volunteer at least once a year. I’m trying to get 102 dresses, for each year of Girl Scouts. I get help from other people. Volunteerism increases as girls I assign jobs so like one person to go cut out get older. the arm holes, another person to sew it, another person to iron them, and one person to put on the pockets.

– Zyrienae Chambliss Feature photography by John Terendy Danielle Jackson Girl Scouting serves 3.2 million girl and adult Out-of-School Time: ” Zyrienae’s mother and members worldwide, with a 100-year n More than 617 participants attended the Joffrey Girl Scout Troop Leader history of empowering girls to make a Ballet’s The Nutcracker at the Auditorium Theater during five performances over the 2012 holiday season What I value most (about Girl Scouting) are difference in the world. A study by GSRI in the leadership skills that it’s given her, and n An inaugural overnight at Adler Planetarium in May 2013 2012 reached the following conclusion: also the confidence. attracted 108 attendees who enjoyed fun astronomy Girl Scouting works. Women who were activities, night telescope viewing, two shows, and other She asked, “Do you think this would be a Girl Scouts as girls display positive life starry activities good idea to make dresses for your Bronze Award?” We send them to the foundation outcomes to a greater degree than women n Seven girls and three adults enjoyed three days exploring and then they hand-deliver them to the girls who were not Girl Scouts. These outcomes Savannah, birthplace of the Girl Scout in the different countries. They believe that and home of Founder Juliette Gordon Low; pertain to sense of self, community service, Movement it will help protect the girls from predators, Tybee Island; participated in a ghost tour; and more civic engagement, education, and income. keeping them covered up. The dresses n Thirty girls and seven adults explored high-adventure have a tag on them with the name of the This is the case for all Girl Scout alumnae, activities during a council-sponsored trip to Colorado organization, and they believe just seeing a across age/generation, social class, race, in June tag it shows that someone is looking after the girls and deters them from wanting to and engagement in other extracurricular n The Journey World Fair attracted 154 girls and 64 prey on the girls. activities. adults who explored a variety of activities in collaboration with multiple community partners and organizations 6 7 Financial The cookie call center was a huge success. Literacy My dad, he’s a sales director for Verizon Wireless, came in and showed us warm calls, that is when we would call someone we know and cold calls, when “we call someone we don’t know. He showed us the difference. He made us a talk track which is almost like a script of what to say on the phone. And we Ava Nachman rehearsed it. He would pretend he was a customer Girl Scout Cadette and I would pretend like I was selling my cookies. “ I was so scared of someone Then we made a white board on the wall showing who sold the most or how people were doing when saying ‘no.’ When I asked, I we would call. In one hour, we sold 400 boxes to Julia Nachman the Gift of Caring. was nervous; I barely had Volunteer and Parent confidence. But when I With each “yes” that the girls got, they just sat I would say, “I made a goal to sell 1,000 boxes of up taller and their faces lit up and their next call started to do it more, when cookies this year. Would you like to help our men was just more and more enthusiastic. People people were actually saying and women overseas by sending a case to the felt that. They felt the confidence and they military?” Then I’d say, “Your support is helping our ‘yes,’ I started to get more were impressed with the girls treating them community, my troop and the military, so thank as a business transaction, even if it was their confidence. It’s like ‘Wow, I’m you so much.” I was so scared of someone saying grandmother. actually going to reach my “no.” When I asked, I was nervous; I barely had goal.’ “ confidence. But when I started to do it more, when I was really hoping they would all reach in, be very people were actually saying “yes,” I started to get uncomfortable with the situation because I really more confidence. It’s like “Wow, I’m actually going feel like that brings out the growth in the girl, and to reach my goal.” I recognize that kind of work and really put themselves in a situation where they that kind of education in business can take you a are uncomfortable enough to overcome it and really long way even if it’s for a job interview, for a succeed at it and just realize that they can do college resume, anything. something that they didn’t think they could do. You’re walking this STATEOFGIRLS path of greatness to this big goal of yours Findings: that you are going to achieve because you Girls have lower have the skills.

financial literacy than – Ava Nachman boys, and this persists ” into adulthood. Girl Scouting offers all girls—from kindergartners to high school seniors—the opportunity to build their business savvy and hone their financial literacy skills. They do this through our financial empowerment curriculum, online learning, and the Girl Scout Cookie Program, the largest girl-led business in the world. Through their cookie program experiences, girls gain five essential skills to last a lifetime: goal setting, money management, people skills, decision making, and business ethics. A recent study found that 85 percent of Girl Scouts developed money management skills through the cookie program. Feature photography by John Terendy 8 9 5 important business skills: Outdoor n goal setting Activities n decision making n money management n people skills STATEOFGIRLS n business ethics Findings: Spending time outdoors can have a variety of potential benefits, but some girls do not spend time outdoors because they don’t have access to safe areas in which to do so. Outdoor activities such as camping are a great Girls Rally to Kick Off way for girls to explore leadership, Girl Scout Cookie Season build skills, and develop a deep appreciation for nature. Whether girls On Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, more than 5,300 girls and their family go for a day, a week, or longer, Girl members attended our annual Girl Scout Cookie Kickoff Rally at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, followed by a Chicago Wolves games. Scout camp gives them opportunities The kickoff enables Girl Scouts of all age levels to learn and to grow, explore, and have fun under practice five important business skills: goal setting, decision the guidance of caring, trained adults. making, money management, people skills and business ethics. In fact, according to an upcoming Day and Resident Camp Highlights: Younger girls practiced counting GSRI report on outdoor experiences n More than 50 percent of the staff employed at our day and change, talking to customers about in Girl Scouting (forthcoming in 2014), resident camps are young women who have grown up in the their product and how to sell cookies camping program only with an adult chaperone and a one-third of girls say they wouldn’t buddy. Older girls learned how to use have had the chance to do outdoor n Resident camp attendance at council-owned properties increased from 1,108 in 2012 to 1,301 participants in 2013 card swipers that fit onto their mobile activities were it not for Girl Scouting! devices or iPads, how to market their n Counselor-in-Training sessions introduced at Camp cookies with enticing booth displays In addition, the study found that girls Butternut Springs resulted in 16 girls embarking on the and how to establish their cookie who participate in outdoor activities leadership steps needed to become a camp counselor business plans. through Girl Scouting on a consistent n Cadettes worked with a NASA-trained facilitator at (at least monthly) basis are Camp Juniper Knoll to plan a mock space mission better challenge seekers and n Seniors enrolled in the Boundary Waters Adventure session at problem solvers than girls who Camp Juniper Knoll traveled to Ely, Minnesota, for six days of canoeing in the Boundary Waters participate less frequently. 10 11 STEMapalooza On March 9, 2013, 407 Girl Scouts of all ages created molecules out of gum Science, Technology, drops, viewed the world through a microscope, made slime, and generally discovered how much fun science is during an all-day STEMapalooza Engineering and Math extravaganza. Quickly gaining in popularity, this STEM-focused event saw a 46 percent increase in girls registered over the previous year and still yielded a waiting list of 125 additional girls. Next year’s event will accommodate even more (STEM) girls to accommodate the growing number of girls interested in all aspects of science, technology, engineering and math.

STATEOFGIRLS Findings: Women and girls have generally been underrepresented in the fields of STEM. Girls have high LEGO Robotics In FY13, GSGCNWI sponsored 10 teams to compete in regional Lynn Renee Photography interest in STEM but low tournaments (an increase from seven teams in FY12). In June 2013, exposure to STEM fields. 18 teams formed to compete in the new season of LEGO Robotics. We also introduced a new league for Girl Scouts called the Junior STEM Task Force FIRST Lego League for girls ages 6 to 8, responding to an increase of Karen Eng, STEM Task Force Chair Chris Mason STEM Fundraising requests from young girls who want to be involved. President and CEO, CSMI Director, Corporate Communications, AAR Sub-Committee Vicki King, STEM Task Subject Matter Marquis Miller Board Representatives Girl Scout Engineering Day at NiSource Expert Vice President of Field Operations, National Phyllis Cochran Thanks to the efforts of GSGCNWI Board Member Violet Sistovaris, Vice President of Partnerships, Alliances Minority Supplier President and CEO (retired) and Girl Initiatives, Girl Scouts of Greater Development Council Girl Scouts introduces girls of GSGCNWI partnered with NiSource in Merrillville, Indiana, to provide Navistar Financial Corporation Chicago and Northwest Indiana a free program for girls who are interested in engineering and STEM in every age to STEM experiences Ameya Pawar Maryann McNally general. The event received impressive interest with 81 girls and th relevant to everyday life. The Juan Carlos Avila, AIF Alderman, City of Chicago, 47 Ward Vice President, Research and 19 adult chaperones participating. Managing Director, Partner, Development, ITW Girl Scout program includes two Toroso Investments, LLC Sendy Soto curriculum resources: National District Director, Office of Cheryl Pearson-McNeil App Boot Camp Jackie Clark-Muhammad Congresswoman Tammy Duckworth Senior Vice President of Public Affairs and Leadership Journeys such as Through a partnership with Motorola and Mentor Founder and CEO, Solutions Associates Government Relations, Nielsen Mob, GSGCNWI created App Boot Camp, a three- Consulting Candice Schmidt It’s Your Planet: Love It! and STEM Program Manager, Girl Scouts of part, cutting-edge workshop that served 246 Scott Saunders national proficiency badges that Sarah Creviston Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Senior Vice President, Global Analytics girls ages 10-18. This program was developed and Vice President, Global Government Affairs, include the and Supply Chain Services, Naturalist, Digital carried out throughout our geography by STEM Baxter International, Inc. Girl Members HAVI Global Solutions program facilitators. Through App Boot Camp, Art, Science and Technology, Alexa Lenior girls learn to create an app for Android phones. Linda Hanks Girl Scout Senior, Sophomore at Kenwood Violet Sistovaris Innovation, and Financial Director of Program Management for Radio Academy High School Senior Vice President & Chief Information Literacy badges. Products and Solutions, Officer, NiSource, Inc. Girl Scout Day at the Motorola Solutions Keena Preston GSGCNWI served 4,569 girls in Museum of Science & Industry Girl Scout Senior, Sophomore at Bryn Reese, STEM Fundraising Iliana Levy Lindblom Math and Science Academy Coordination Girl registrations for this popular event grew from 247 in 2011 to 701 Citigold Director – Central Region, 231 STEM programs, including High School Chief Development Officer, Girl Scouts of for the event on Nov. 22, 2012, a 184% increase year-over-year. Citibank, N.A. nearly 50 sold-out workshops. Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Half of the girls registered in 2012 were in grades 3-5, with 114 in 3rd, 104 in 4th, and 132 in 5th.

12 13 Emotional Health Christina Sedall Girl Scout Senior

STATEOFGIRLS “I came back with a whole new Findings: mindset and perspective. Those girls taught me to grab life by the Although many girls report that hand and run with it, to truly Jodi Bahl & Jessie Ehlert Alexandria Bassett & Eileen Sweeney they have friends and adults experience life and not look back. Camp CEO that they can trust and turn to The CEOs taught me that dreams Christina Sedall and Christine Montenegro McGrath are good and that you need to Under the leadership of co-chairs Eileen Sweeney of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at school, about 30 percent break barriers and fight for what and Jodi Bahl of Ernst & Young, Camp CEO 2013 paired 25 teen girl participants selected during an application and interview process with local executive women of girls reported some sort of For some reason I thought running was my life you want, what you believe and who inspired the teens with transformative insights about their experiences in bullying or aggression and that I had to do it because people expected me to. So what you hold to be true. Camp when I wasn’t performing well due to my health issues this the highest levels of leadership. The women shared their personal stories with from their peers. CEO inspired me pursue the year“ it was like I had lost the one thing I was known for. It was a the girls during this signature program, and the teens embraced new perspec- period of being lost and discouraged. other interests in my life that I had tives about their potential for leadership. During casual time together, the Girl pushed aside for running.” But my despondency collided with something rare and beautiful Scouts and their Camp CEO mentors enjoyed archery, swimming, hiking, and when I communicated with the girls at Camp CEO or just looked back campfires in the beautiful camp setting at Camp Butternut Springs in Indiana. Girl Scouting is committed to at the photos and reminisced. The girls I met at camp are the most witty, genuine people I have ever met. I connected with them like I have supporting girls’ emotional never connected with anyone before. The CEOs themselves were the health and well-being. most authentic, inspiring women I have ever seen. I don’t think I have Healthy Living Highlights: Activities that help girls develop spent a better week in my life than I did at Camp CEO. Physical n 486 girls participated in sports overnight events at College of Lake County, North Central College, I do know though that camp came at a perfect time for me, a time self-confidence, healthy-living Harper College and Rush-Copley SportsPlex practices, and relationship when I needed it most. I came back with a whole new mindset and Health perspective. Those girls taught me to grab life by the hand and run n 313 people attended the Blackhawks game, skills are woven through all with it, to truly experience life and not look back. The CEOs taught me 1,773 attended the Sox game and Leadership Journey that dreams are good and that you need to break barriers and fight for 2,269 attended the Cubs game. experiences. Further, Girl what you want, what you believe and what you hold to be true. Camp STATEOF CEO inspired me pursue the other interests in my life that I had pushed GIRLS Scouts recently launched a aside for running. bullying prevention program Findings: Health and fitness have been part of Girl I ended up auditioning for plays at my school and getting involved in Scouting for more than 100 years. called BFF (Be a Friend First), activities I had forever put behind my sport; and I have never been Childhood obesity rates have risen giving middle school girls happier in my life. My friends at camp have no idea how much they Healthy-living activities including physical sharply in recent years. Black/ valuable skills to develop helped me this year and they deserve to know all of this. They deserve exercise, healthy eating habits, and sports to know that when I had no hope or anyone to go to, they were there for African American girls were the are woven through the Girl Scout Leadership healthy relationships, prevent me. They gave me a friendship I can forever treasure and lessons that bullying behavior, and become will always ring true. most likely to be overweight obese Journeys in varied ways to provide girls with peacemakers in their schools – Christina Sedall in 2010 (44 percent), compared with choice and flexibility. Additionally, girls are and communities, all of which 41 percent of Hispanic/Latina girls offered a wide range of options to improve help girls develop confidence their physical health and expose them to new ” and 26 percent of white girls. and friendships in the process. interest areas through Athlete, Healthy Living, and other national badge activities. 14 15 Education HAVI Global Solutions Girl Scout Day & Academic On Aug. 27, HAVI Global Solutions, a leader in packaging design, promotional execution and supply chain solutions, welcomed a group of Success 16 junior high and high school Girl Scouts at their Downers Grove office. Girls broke out into three teams and simu- lated the launch of a new Girl Scout Cookie, STATEOFGIRLS which they created. Girls chose their cookie name and flavor and designed their own Findings: unique packaging. Girls also learned about consumer demand forecasting and its In 2010, there were 180 women Erin Howell impact on production planning. They were even dealt “reality cards” to see how many enrolled in college for every 100 Erin Howell and Karen Eng Girl Scout Cadette different variables impact the sale of a product. men. Many girls are graduating “I realize that school is The female CEOs gave me The event wrapped up with a great discussion about education and career paths. much shorter than I had from high school and going to a whole new perspective It was an inspirational night for both Girl Scouts and the women of HAVI Global college, but Hispanic/Latina on education and school previously thought and Solutions, thanks to the support of GSGCNWI Board Member Scott Saunders. and I now take school so girls are at risk for early that the things I am doing “much more seriously. I today impact my life ten school dropout. went from barely having a C average to having a high years from now. It was a B average in school. I also real eye opener.” GirlSpace Program take my future a lot more Economic Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana’s GirlSpace seriously now. I realize that initiative has served nearly 20,000 girls through the years. The GSRI study Linking Leadership to school is much shorter than I had previously thought and Well-Being In 2013 alone, the program impacted the lives of 3,040 girls in Academic Success finds that Girl that the things I am doing today impact my life ten years 15 at-risk communities in 40 sites, including Chicago Public from now. It was a real eye opener. I give 100% of my effort Scouting helps all girls flourish Schools and park districts in the Chicagoland area. to everything I do, especially school and athletics. I have a academically by providing them a whole new perspective on my life and my future that I’ve GirlSpace seeks to bring the Girl Scout Leadership supportive, encouraging environment gained from Camp CEO. STATEOFGIRLS Experience to life through a variety of curricular that allows them to take age-appropriate – Erin Howell Findings: areas including: risks. The study found that the leadership n Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) skills girls develop through Girl Scouting, Project Law Track ” Poverty is a critical issue for girls in this n Financial Literacy and Entrepreneurship such as problem solving and a willingness Under the guidance of Monica Weed, second vice president of country, as one in five girls live below n Healthy Living/ Anti Bullying to seek and take on challenges, the GSGCNWI Board of Directors, Project Law Track offers teens the opportunity to participate in a series of interactive sessions the poverty line, and fully 42 percent contribute to their academic that introduce them to the field of law. Girls work side-by-side of girls live in low-income families. National Violence Prevention Summit engagement and achievement. It also with female lawyers from the Chicago Bar Association’s Alliance In an effort to join the momentum behind National found that Girl Scouting influences for Women Committee who specialize in all areas of the exciting Girls growing up in poor families Violence Prevention Week, March 18-23, 2013, GirlSpace world of law – corporate lawyers, litigators, intellectual property hosted an inaugural Violence Prevention Summit to academic success as much as, and confront a number of significant lawyers, immigration attorneys and prosecutors, including Cheryl promote violence awareness, healthy lifestyles, healthy sometimes more than, positive Balough, Esther Chang, Regine Corrado, Gail Eisenberg, Marielise physical, emotional and behavioral relationships and preventive measures. Girls heard a safety relationships with teachers and weekly Fraioli, Heather Harrison, Helaine Heydemann, Jennifer Kobayashi, risks that girls living in more message from the local police sergeant and girls participated in four interactive workshops. Girls engaged in group participation in out-of-school-time Ryan Lipinski, Rebecca Lyon, Lori Miller, Meagan Newman, Dina Ninfo, Christine Rosso, Jennifer Schabinger, Gail Schnitzer, Mary affluent families do not. discussions about factors that influence violence, explored activities—factors known to boost Smith, Erin Sullivan, Ivana Ventic, Bethany Whittles, Julia Williams, positive outlets for their emotions, redirecting negative behavior success in school. Erin Wilson, and the Honorable Rebecca Pallmeyer. and conflict resolution. More than 100 girls attended. 16 17 2013 Girl Scout Leadership and Innovation Our Membership Awards: A Tribute to Achievement 69,531 girl members Our annual signature dinner celebrates the achievements 24,643 adult members of civic and corporate leaders and the impact they have had on the girls of today and the leaders of tomorrow. The Council of 100 Girl Demographics: evening showcases the Girl Scout Leadership Experience Lisa Adelstein Janet Gibbs Dr. Tanesha D.H. Pittmen and provides critical funding for programs that prepare 3.1% 6.8% 3.1% Ivy Anderson Jacqueline Hake Rachel Portell 1.7% 1.7% girls for careers in science, technology, engineering, math, Dorothy Alves Anne-Michele Marlena Peleo-Lazar environmental sciences, entrepreneurship, healthy living, Joni Andrioff Harrington Anne Pramaggiore arts, culture, and global awareness. Susan Arnold Lisa Hartkopf Mary Rauschenberg 17.3% 67.3% 17.3% Josephine Bahl Patricia Hemingway-Hall Kimberly Reome Results: $650,000 (gross) Sherry Barrat Veronica Herboth Bryn Reese Our 2013 Honorees: Maureen Beal Deb Hervey Jeanne Reynolds Cheryl Beebe Angela Hickey Judy Rice 3.3% 3.3% ToGetHerThere Award: Deloitte Amy Best Jim Hickey Dirk Riekse Jill Billhorn Bavan Holloway Maureen Riordan 0.5% 0.5% 3.1% Deb DeHaas, Marlena Peleo-Lazar, Patricia Hemingway Hall, The Luminary Award: Patricia Hemingway Hall, Mary Rose Birch Jill Hudson Loretta Rosenmayer 1.7% Maria Wynne, Jeanne Reynolds, and Kathy Scherer President and Chief Executive Officer, David Borghesi and Mike Huesing Brenda Rossini BlueCross Blue Shield Illinois/HCSC Nancy Borghesi Maureen Jamrock Scott Saunders 17.3% Carole Brown Amanda Jones Lisa Savegnago n White Corporate Appreciation Award: McDonald’s Cheryl Burton Mary Josephs Margaret Scanlan Brown Gwendolyn Butler Ron Kaminski Judith Scheck n American-Indian/Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Girl Scouts’ Own Award: Jeanne Reynolds Deborah Canale Ethel Kaplan Kathy Scherer n Asian American John Canning Vicki King Karen Schillings n Black/African American 3.3% Doris Christopher Tonya Lamia Carole Segal Girl Demographics: n Smart Cookies Make a Difference Jackie Clark-Muhammad Karen Layng 67.3%JoAnn White Sewnig Other 0.5% Phyllis Cochran Jeanne Lasheff 0.5%Mary American Catherine- Sexton n Two or more ethnicities Our annual signature breakfast applauds exemplary Indian/Hawaiian/Paci c Islander leaders who, through their smarts and achievements, Marriann Cole Susanne Lenz 3.3%Bonnie Asian Shamblin American n Ethnicity unreported Meg Compton Wendy Leutgens Jean Sheridan change the rules of the game and in doing so, make the 17.3% Black/African American Terese Connolly Connie Lindsey 1.7%Violet Other Sistovaris Note: 13.7 percent of total girl members world a better place. William Conopeotis Marilyn Lissner 3.1%Vanessa Two or Smith more ethnicities also are of Hispanic/Spanish origin 6.8% Ethnicity unreported 1.0% On Sept. 12, 2013, we celebrated the accomplishments Regine Corrado Annie Logue Note:Gail 13.7Steingold percent of total girl Ellen Costello Kimberly Lucio membersKathryn also Sullivan are of 1.6% of eight “Smart Cookies” who serve as roles models for Patricia Cox Jenny Lund Hispanic/SpanishSteven Sutherland origin Program Levels (Grades): 2.6% 13.0% our next generation of girls and youth. Kimberly Cunnea Girl Demographics: Mary MacLaren ProgramEileen SweeneyLevels (Grades): 67.3% White Sarah Cuthill Susan Madonia 24.4%Darci Girl Swisher Scout Daisies (K-1) 24.4% $156,200 (gross) 0.5% American- Results: 33.0% Girl Scout Brownies (2-3) Mark Daniel Betsy Makris Indian/Hawaiian/Paci cKaren Tandy Pomerantz Islander 24.4% Girl Scout Juniors (4-5) Julie Danis Estelle Markham 3.3%Sheryl Asian Terril American Our 2013 Honorees: 13% Girl Scout Cadettes (6-8) 17.3% Black/African American Linda Darragh Victoria Martin 2.6%Sharmila Girl Scout Rao Seniors Thakkar (9-10) 33.0% Therese Fauerbach, President and CEO, 1.7% Other Rita DeBoer John Martini 1.6%Gov. Girl James Scout AmbassadorsThompson 3.1% Two or more ethnicities The Northridge Group (11-12) Deborah DeHaas Ann McAloon 6.8%Mary Ethnicity Ann Tuft unreported 1.0% Not reported 1.0% 1.0% Seth Kravitz, Co-Founder, Technori; Co-Founder, Lisa Dietlin Molly McCabe Note:John 13.7 S. percentWishneski, of total III girl 1.6% 1.6% Sidney Dillard Mary Ann McNally membersAuston also Waldron are of Bow Truss Coffee Roasters Hispanic/Spanish origin 2.6% 2.6% Jim Dimitriou Tamara Meyer Colleen Warner 13.0% 13.0% Katrina Markoff, Owner, Vosges Haut-Chocolat LuAnn Doty Judith Meguire ProgramMaryann Levels Waryjas (Grades): 24.4% Martin Nesbitt, Co-CEO, The Vistria Group, LLC Julie Dreixler Carla Michelotti 24.4%Monica Girl Scout Weed Daisies (K-1) Gerard Dupczak and Catherine Miller 33.0%Barbara Girl Scout Weller Brownies (2-3) Christine O’Reilly, Senior Director of Community 24.4% Girl Scout Juniors (4-5) Cynthia Dupczak Christine Montenegro 13%Bert Girl Weller Scout Cadettes (6-8) Relations, Chicago White Sox; Executive Director, Isa Ellis McGrath 2.6%Nancy Girl Scout Wilke Seniors (9-10) Chicago White Sox Charities Dr. Karen Eng Dee Mosier 1.6%Helen Girl ScoutWitt Ambassadors n Girl Scout Daisies (K-1) Eileen Erdos Meg Murray (11-12)Wendy Williams Carole Segal, Co-Founder, Crate & Barrel; Founder, 1.0% Not reported n Girl Scout Brownies (2-3) Geoffrey Euston Christopher Nash Douglas Wood n Girl Scout Juniors (4-5) Foodstuffs Safoora Fatima Patrick Nash Maria Wynne Smita N. Shah, Founder and President, SPAAN Tech, Inc. Therese Fauerbach Janet Neubert Susan Yates n Girl Scout Cadettes (6-8) Steve Fitzell Cathy Niden Andrea Yassemedis n Girl Scout Seniors (9-10) Erin Fitzgerald Kate O’Malley Dr. Elizabeth Yerkes n Girl Scout Ambassadors (11-12) Pictured (top): Maria Wynne, Karen Layng, Sherren Mary Ellen Fitzsimonds Mary O’Toole Doyoung Yong n Not reported Leigh, Carole Segal, Seth Kravitz, and Katrina Markoff. Jolanta Gal Kristie Paskavan Lauren C. Young Pictured (bottom): Smita N. Shah, Christine O’Reilly and Melissa Gamble Cheryl Pearson-McNeil Karen Zivin Source: 2013 Girl Scouts of the USA Therese Fauerbach. Ruth Gannon Cook National Membership Report 18 19 Financial Support Council Delegates The Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana, Inc. Thank you to the following volunteers and girls who serve as voting members in our governance structure, in partnership Statement of Financial Position Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets with our board of directors. September 30, 2013 For the Year Ended September 30, 2013

National Council National Council Sonia Gallaspy Cathy Neely ASSETS 2013 2012 OPERATING ACTIVITIES 2013 2012 Christina Gerber Rebecca Nelson Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,369,619 $ 3,597,840 Public support Delegates Alternates Janice Gerovac Norrine Nox Accounts receivable, net 2,852 550 Individual gifts $ 343,485 $ 741,731 Erin Chant Emily Gesell Beth O’Hara Pledges receivable, net 436,592 670,747 Dana Brecklin Corporate gifts and grants 645,790 570,695 Rosemarie Courtney Helen Gesell Theresa O’Shea Inventories 589,969 939,276 Colleen Chin Government grants 19,592 131,542 Angela Crea Jasmine Gilliam Marie Oskerka Prepaid expenses 257,183 494,515 Marty Devereux-Poch Foundation grants 691,653 648,899 Joanne Dynak Christine Graves Adria Passey Other current assets 48,839 52,781 Jane Doyle Family partnership campaign 93,026 153,499 Cheyenne Evans Ruth Hansen Gloria Pavese Investments 12,690,227 9,588,596 Jana Durham United Way allocations 207,970 229,513 Helen Gesell Margaret Harris Kelly Pavlik Property, plant and equipment, net 14,809,157 15,858,374 Jan Grant Special event revenue, net 590,997 675,927 Terry Howe Cathy Haskell Roberta Pondexter Assets held for sale 343,194 343,194 Zandria Hardman Net assets released from restrictions - - Brandy Ihne Dionne Hawkins Zaneta Pruitt Janet Hulet Mavis Laing Amanda Hays Elizabeth Ptack Total assets $ 30,547,632 $ 31,545,873 Total public support $ 2,592,513 $ 3,151,806 Maureen Jamrock Kathleen Lakowski Sheree Haywood Michelle Ptack Lettie Jarman Debra Malinowski Maureen Hitzeman Catherine Rabeler-O’Hara Rachel Kopp LIABILITIES Revenue Kathryn Mlsna Deborah Hojnicki Almatine Robertson Patricia Lasley Accounts payable $ 470,009 $ 555,518 Program related revenue Bernadette Pavlik Lee Ann Huang Jacqueline Robinson Samantha Melendez Accrued expenses 951,751 849,276 Cookie sales, net of direct costs $ 10,808,365 $ 11,720,021 Kelly Pavlik Patti Huck Veronica Robinson Renee Messick Membership dues owed GSUSA 194,980 20,659 Fall sales, net of direct costs 722,909 700,684 Bryn Reese Stephany Hunt Catherine Rovegno Lisa Minnella Deferred revenue 186,594 76,310 Program fees 1,320,657 1,382,198 Ann Ryan Brandy Ihne Ann Ryan Edonna Ojeda Deferred rent 135,936 125,879 Sales of merchandise, Lori Schreider Donna Ioppolo Theodora Salazar Tresa Radermacher Line of credit 500,000 500,000 net of direct costs 782,061 848,805 Alyxandria Schwarzwalder Mumtaz Jamal Laurie Sampson Jeanne Reynolds Notes payable 2,760,936 2,851,262 Other revenue Shannon Schwarzwalder Nicole Jarvis Narda Seaberry Christine Riley Interest and dividend, net 156,081 141,922 Denise Urban Vivian Johnson Frances Seibel Sylvie Salazar Total liabilities $ 5,200,206 $ 4,978,904 Miscellaneous 84,996 68,223 Barbara Weller Karen Johnson Yolanda Shannon-Albert Theodora Salazar Sharon Whiteside Kathy Kadlec Barbara Shelhart Total revenue $ 13,875,069 $ 14,861,853 Aliesha Smith Bonnie Kas Debbie Smith NET ASSETS Marianne Strumberger Total public support and revenue $ 16,467,582 $ 18,013,659 District Delegates Jumana Kassar Anna Smolucha Unrestricted $ 23,982,005 $ 25,316,939 Sara Sullins Cheri Kirkpatrick Judith Stephney Temporarily restricted 1,224,364 1,108,973 Christine Alfred Patricia Taylor Kellie Kiszka Tamera Taylor Permanently restricted 141,057 141,057 Expenses Maria Wynne Reneé Allen Patricia Klopp Nancy Timko Programs Levita Anderson Karen Zeller Jessica Kluss Denise Urban Total net assets $ 25,347,426 $ 26,566,969 Membership services $ 13,507,160 $ 14,143,876 Toiria Baker Jolene Knudson Donica VanVorhees Camping 709,492 683,555 Harriet Barney-Johnson Jeff Kogan Bridget Vaughn Total liabilities and net assets $ 30,547,632 $ 31,545,873 Supporting services Amanda Bennett Barbara Krummick Patrica Walenga Management and general 1,826,895 1,756,263 Cora Lee Blazek Elaine Kruse Kristine Walenga-Tchoryk Fundraising 1,422,875 1,298,191 Kelly Bowman Mary Lou Kukula Brandy Wargo Pat Boyle Total operating expenses $ 17,466,422 $ 17,881,885 Victoria Ledejaks Tina Waterman Adrianne Callahan Elizabeth Loranca Diane Werner Changes in net assets Gina Ceaser Carol Macola Mary Whiteside from operating activities $ (998,840) $ 131,774 Sandy Cervenka Beverly Macrito Sharon Whiteside Branda Charron Bobbie Malloy Sara Wildeman Leonor Cheek NON-OPERATING ACTIVITIES Ellery Marks Mary Wisniowicz Alison Clemens Net realized and unrealized gain Shirley Maynie Melissa Young-Bridgeforth Linda Cook on investments $ 283,007 $ 753,868 Nia McClendon Vikki Zack Beth Corrigan GSUSA pension contribution (857,581) (567,813) Jessica McDonald Miranda Deane Loss on sale of property 353,871 (233,403) Debra McHenry Peggy Dorsey-Thomas Total non-operating expenses ($220,703) ($47,348) Tina Melendez Paula Doyle Melissa Miles Phyllis Drewno Changes in net assets (1,219,543) 84,426 Sherry Milsap Joanne Dynak Deborah Morgan-Nelson Net assets, beginning of period 26,566,969 26,482,543 Judie Elsinger Robin Moss Pamela Flowers Linda Mullins Net assets, end of period $ 25,347,426 $ 26,566,969 Olivia Foster-Gimbel 20 21 $25,000-$49,999 $5,000-$9.999 $1,000-$4,999 Nicor Gas $500-$999 Under $500 Corporate and Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak Donors Albert Pick, Jr. Fund A. Montgomery Ward ABC 7 Chicago Advantage Emblem & Screen Anonymous Foundation & Stewart, P.C. Bank of America Charitable Foundation American Westbrook Insurance Printing Inc. Abbott Laboratories Employee On-Camera Audiences, Inc. Matching Gifts Foundation Ariel Investments, LLC Services, Inc. Allstate Insurance Company Giving Campaign Park Ridge Community Fund Anonymous (3) Corporate Donors Barilla Aronberg Goldgehn Blue Cross Blue Shield Blue Baltic Networks USA Allstate Giving Campaign Inc. Aon Foundation Matching BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois Baxter International, Inc Corps Employee Volunteer Best Packaging Auditorium Theatre of Patricia Hurley & Associates Gift Program BMO Harris Bank Blowitz-Ridgeway Foundation Program Common Sense Solutions Roosevelt University Paul Galvin Memorial Bank of America Matching $50,000-$99,999 Deloitte Bowman C. Lingle Trust BNSF Railway Foundation Community Chest of Lemont Automatic Data Processing Inc. Foundation Trust Gifts Searle Funds at The Chicago Fifth Third Bank CarMax Foundation Bruce Foundation Consolidated Freightway Big Bay Lumber Company Pitney Bowes Blue Cross Blue Shield Community Trust Girl Scouts of the USA/ Caterpillar Foundation Central Steel & Wire Company Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP BP Fabric of America Fund Pure Exhibits, Inc. Blue Corps Employee The Exelon Foundation and Coca-Cola Chicago Tribune Foundation Chicago Board Options ExxonMobil Foundation Communication Strategies PwC Volunteer Program ComEd Girl Scouts of the USA/Mattel City of Evanston Exchange Matching Gift Programs Group, Inc. Reed Smith LLP BMO Harris Bank Girl Scouts of the USA/ McDonald’s Corporation CME Group Community Chicago Sky Francesca’s Midwest Holdings Corporate Leadership Center Robert and Joanne Crown Citizens Charitable Rockefeller Philanthropic Motorola Solutions Foundation Foundation Chicago White Sox Great Lakes Advisors Discover Financial Services You Income Charitable Fund Foundation Advisors Nielsen Cushman & Wakefield Inc. Classified Ventures, LLC McNabola Law Group, P.C. Care, We Share Emp. Giving Sahara Enterprises, Inc. CSG Systems, Inc. John W. Anderson Foundation Northern Trust Charitable Trust Dominick’s Charitable ConopCo Mercer Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Sam’s Club Cicero Discover Financial Services McCormick Foundation William Randolph Hearst Foundation Donald P. & Byrd M. Kelly Mondelez International Fundly Sam’s Club Matteson You Care, We Share Polk Bros. Foundation Foundation Dr. Scholl Foundation Foundation Northrop Grumman Electronic GAP Inc. Sanchez, Daniels & Hoffman Employee Giving United Way of Will County DuPage Community Duneland Resale Systems Gerard Printing Co. LLP GAP Inc. Lake Area United Way Foundation Emerson Network Power Personal Office Management Girl Scout Troop 40482 $10,000-24,999 Shirley H. & Richard M. Jaffee GE Foundation Matching United Way of Metropolitan Freeborn & Peters LLP Exelon Corporation Inc. Goodman Theater A.G. Cox Charity Trust Fund Family Foundation Gifts Program Chicago George and June Block Family Fitzsimonds Family Foundation Sam’s Club Gurnee Hamill Family Foundation Aon Foundation Solutions Associates Grainger Matching Westlake Health Foundation Foundation Francis Beidler Foundation Semler Industries Hostelling International Chicago Baker & McKenzie LLP Consulting Charitable Gifts Program Grainger Matching Charitable George M. Eisenberg Service Unit 581 IBM Employee Services Center Barker Welfare Foundation Sonoma Construction Health Care Service Gifts Program Foundation for Charities TeamWerks iGive Buchanan Family Foundation SPAAN Tech, Inc. Corporation HAVI Global Solutions Gerald A. & Karen A. The C3 Company JPMorgan Chase Foundation Caerus Foundation, Inc. Sulzer Family Foundation Ingredion Matching Gift HBK Engineering, LLC Kolschowsky Foundation The Chicago Urban League Matching Gifts Program Journey World CDW Corporation Swanson, Martin & Bell Program Henry Crown and Company Great American Insurance Tri Chevy Association Kappa Kappa Kappa Iota Partners Charter One Foundation Tengelsen Family Foundation ITW Ingredion Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum, Ungaretti & Harris LLP Chapter Ernst & Young The Allyn Foundation, Inc. JPMorgan Chase Girl Scouts of Greater INTREN Inc. (HOK Group) Walmart Joliet La Rabida Children’s Hospital GH Zendt Charitable Trust The Daniel and Genevieve Foundation Matching Chicago and North- JCCC Foundation Jackson National Life Insurance Lakeside Bank Grosvenor Capital Ratner Foundation Gifts Program Katten Muchin Rosenman Company Levenfeld Pearlstein west Indiana gratefully Management, L.P. The Institute of Electrical and Kraft Foods Matching Gifts Foundation, Inc. James A. Gammon Charitable Microsoft Corporation recognizes the following Girl Scouts of the USA/MetLife Electronics Engineers, Inc. Program KPMG Foundation, Inc. MissionFish Journey World Partners. Foundation United Conveyor Foundation Leo Burnett Worldwide Meade Electric Co. Inc. John S. Swift Co. Charitable Network For Good Girl Scouts of the USA/Motorola United Scrap Metal Inc. McCormick Foundation Motorola Mobility Foundation Trust Pleasant Lake Property Owners Solutions Foundation United Way of Kankakee County Microsoft Corporation ABC-7 Chiacgo Nash Brothers Construction Kappa Delta Foundation Association, Inc. Girl Scouts of the USA/Nestle’s Village of McCook Mondelez International The Art Institute of Co., Inc. Kinder Morgan Foundation Prairie Winds Troop 1830 ITW Village of Rosemont Motorola Solutions Chicago Peoples Gas Loop Capital Markets Questers Leo Burnett Worldwide Village of Vernon Hills Foundation Best Buy RR Donnelley Foundation George W. Morris Rolling Meadows Police Navigant Consulting, Inc. Walmart Waukegan NiSource Charitable Capital One Schneider Electric - Square D Myers Briggs & Co./Kamm Association Navistar, Inc William Blair & Co. Foundation Chicago Sky Foundation Insurance Group Sound Incorporated Nisource Charitable William M. Hales Foundation PNC Financial Services Chicago Tribune State Farm Insurance National Association of Women Starr Couture, Inc. Foundation Wintrust Wealth Management Group Foundation Companies Business Owners Swedeco, Inc. NiSource Inc. Women’s Club of Inverness Robert R. McCormick Cushman & Wakefield The Hillshire Brands Company National Van Lines Inc The Nomis Group LLC Reyes Holdings, LLC Foundation HOK The Private Bank Troop 20621 Sidley Austin LLP The Field Foundation of Hostelling International Thorn River Foundation United Way of Central Indiana Target Illinois, Inc. Kellogg’s UBS United Way of Greater United Way of Grundy County The Hillshire Brands Leo Burnett U.S. Cellular Philadelphia and Southern Walgreens Company Motorola Foudnation U.S. Equities Realty, LLC New Jersey United Way of Porter County U.S. Cellular Nielsen United States Steel Corporation United Way of Greater Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company PwC - Gary Works Rochester Foundation River West Management, Verizon Walmart Glenwood Inc. Winston & Strawn LLP Wendy’s International, Inc. Sidley Austin LLP Zurich During early registration, Whiting Knights of Columbus United Way of Lake County Women’s Business 85% used eSubmit to file Development Center their forms electronically

22 23 Janet and Timothy Neubert Suzanne Bettman Bryan Coughlin Cheryl Francis In Honor Marlena Peleo-Lazar and Allegra Biery Rosemarie Courtney and Michael Sean Francisco Donors Josephine Bober John Lazar Jane Bilger Thomas Courtney Christine Frank Girls earned $3,164,932 in Sidney Dillard Rachel Portell John Bintz Patrick and Michelle Cronin Katie and Matthew Frekko Therese Fauerbach Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Mary Rose Birch Kathryn and John Cunningham Robert Friedman Individual Donors troop proceeds from the Patricia Favia Foundation Cora Lee and John Blazek Lisa Dagher Anton Friedsam Girl Scout Troop 41472 Scott Saunders FY13 cookie program Pamela Block Claudia Dahldorf Fishler and Mark Frommer Katie Harris-Anderson Violet and Sam Sistovaris Judith and Philip Block James Fishler Elizabeth Frost Alexis Hays Margaret Stender Nancy and George Bodeen Rebecca Dandy Barbara Fry-Timcke and Cheryl Huber $10,000+ Eileen Sweeney Theresa and Charles Boland Mary Darnell Wolfgang Timcke Clara Iscra Maryann and Ronald Waryjas Nadalie Bosse Karen Davidock Kim Fugiel Josephine Bahl Maslanka Girls Monica Weed and Frank Smith Deborah Bott Anne Davis Cassandra Gaddo Rita and John Canning Jeanne Lasheff Douglas Wood Destiny Mathis Maria E. Wynne Sarah and Nader Boulos David Davis Elizabeth Garcia-Economou Jolanta Gal Elaine Leavenworth Roycealee Wood Nancy McDonald Andrea Yassemedis Susan Brandstetter Viji and Joe Davis Deborah Gardiner Harry and Marcy Harczak Susanne and James Lenz Elizabeth B Yerkes, MD Michelle Carolyn and Andy Brecklin Patti Davis Susan and Harry Gately Vicki King Wendy Leutgens Doyoung Yong Julia Nagel Mrs. Edward A. Brennan Theresa Davis Peggy Gatlin Karen Layng $1,000 - $2,499 Marilyn Lissner Lauren Young Marty Nesbitt Monique Brinkman-Smith Thomas Dawkins Sue Gault Ruth K. Mank Trust Gemma Allen Annie Logue Donna and Phillip Zarcone Brinda Parikh Janelle Brittain Carla Dehmlow Laura Geiger Kathy Scherer Ivy Anderson Kimberly Lucio Carole Segal Jean Brizzolara Caragh Deluca Joan and Elmer Geissler Joni Andrioff Martha Mabie Alycia Smith $100 - $999 Deborah Brown John Denbroeder Barbara Geist-Deckert $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous Mary MacLaren Mikayla Stapleton Anonymous (2) Jessica Brown Brad Denny Madeline Gelis Susan Arnold Susan Madonia Sara Sullins Anonymous Kathleen Abbott Karee Buerger Cindy DeNormandie Valerie Gemskie and Annette Bacola Estelle Markham Eileen Sweeney Cheryl Beebe Karen Adams Virginia and Peter Buerger Cynthia Deyhle Roberto Bellavia The Barrat Family Fund Katrina Markoff Karen Tsaparis Nancy and David Borghesi Lisa Adelstein Kathleen Bunda Beth Dickstein Rachel Gerds Gloria and Alvin Bell Kelly and John Martini Lynell Williams Marie Campagna Jeanette Alberte and Mary Jo Burfeind Don Donahue Lana and Thomas Geselbracht The James A. & Mary H. Bell Mary Catherine Mauer Maria E. Wynne Jim Dimitriou Ramon Morales Catherine Burnham LuAnn Doty Kristen Gilpin Charitable Foundation Barbara and David Moser Theodore Dimitriou Kathleen Alekno Maureen and Brian Byers Matt Doucet Julia Gin Gregory Bergmann Patrick Nash Therese Fauerbach Erin Aleman Michael Cainkar Meghanne Downes Laurie Gingrich Andrew Boling Martin Nesbitt and Janet Gibbs CPA Susan and Rex Alexander Kathryn Camp Jane Doyle Jill Glickstein In Memory Of Carole Brown Anita Blanchard Patricia Hemingway Hall Kathleen Ameche Nancy and James Camp Elizabeth Duquette Sandra Goldberg Luella Burke Gwendolyn Butler Cathy Niden Maureen Jamrock Lori Ando Joanne Campanile Jessica Duran Karianne and Joe Gomez Mr. Arthur L. Cotton, Sr. Jackie Clark-Muhammad Kristie Paskavan Ann and Patrick McAloon Lori Arnold Tiffany Campion Carol Eastin Nancy and David Good Vickie Ferguson Meg M. Compton, PNC Bank Benedictine University, Dr. Maryann McNally Shahla Atashroo Kathleen Cantillon Karen and Thomas Eisenbart Violet Goodheart Alice Hafner Wachman William Conopeotis Tanesha D. H. Pittman Jeanne and Dan Reynolds Pamela Atkinson Sarah Caplan Peter Ellis and Shana Aliasgar Maria Green Larson Kim Cunnea Sharmila Rao Thakkar, Carole and Gordon Segal Karen Atwood Constance Jo Capone Ellis Lily Gulik Linda Hafft Memorial Fund Julie Danis and Paul Donahue MPH, MPA/The Siragusa Sheryl Terril Helen Baker April Carlisle Emerald Shores Homeowners Margaret Gunn Minnie Hervey Linda and Alexander Darragh Foundation Austin Waldron Kathryn Baker Kemp Deborah and Thomas Carmazzi Association Sabrina Guthrie Kenneth Kiraly Rita DeBoer Mary Rauschenberg Miriam Baker Jana Carpenter Richard and Diane Emich Nancy Hackett Ruth “Peggy” Lisa Dietlin Bryn Reese $2,500 - $4,999 Lynda and Steve Baldwin Debra Carrington Kelly and Ian Enger Janet Haines Komendanchik Julie Dreixler Dirk Riekse Robert Banger Jr. Suzanne and Douglas Carty Lydia Erickson Linda Hanks Phyllis Kress Amy Best Gerard and Cynthia Dupczak Maureen Riordan John Barile Jr. Christine Castellano Robert Espie Karen Hanner Ruthie L. Lindsey Phyllis Cochran Isa Ellis Lance Rosenmayer Patti Barnett Gloria Castillo Maria Esway Lisa Hartenberger Karly Little/NewLenox, IL Marriann Cole Geoffrey Euston Brenda Rossini Karen Barron Thomas Cerwinske Beth Evans Tina Haubert Troop 30 The Collins-King Family Fund Safoora Fatima and Yusuf Lisa Savegnago Thomas Baryl Esther Chang Jennifer Evans Theresa and Michael Hawley Mary C. Lozich Regine Corrado Ahmed Margaret Scanlan Brown Anita Bateman Brian Charlton Betsy Fahey Jonni Hegenderfer Pam O’Shea Ellen Costello Erin Fitzgerald Karen and Denny Schillings Yasmin Bates-Brown and June Chen Stephen Fardy Connie Heier Bernice R. Marek Sarah Cuthill Melissa and Rich Gamble Marsha Serlin Percy Brown Julie Christopher Patty Fay Johannes Hemmerlein Mary Therese Murphy Deborah DeHaas Dr. Ruth Gannon Cook Pure Exhibits, Inc. 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Smith Family The Martin Family The Montalvo Family (3) The Nobile Family The Penwitt Family The Reuter Family The Schenfeld Family The Shaw Family The Smith Family The Martin Family The Montgomery Family The Nolan Family The Perl Family The Reyes Family The Scherf Family 34 35 The Smith Family The Storin Family Our council serves girls and The Smolik Family The Stratman Family The Smyrniotis Family The Strezewski Family (3) volunteers in 245 communities The Sobhy Family The Suderow Family The Solak Family The Sulkowski Family in two states The Soltes Family The Sullivan Family The Soto Family The Sullivan Family The Sottrel Family The Sultz Family (3) The Souder Family The Sundell Family (3) The Thedorescu Family The Waterman Family The Spalla Family The Swedberg Family The Thomas Family The Watson Family The Spampinato Family The Sweeney Family The Thornton Family (2) The Watters Family The Girl Scout Law The Spaniak Family The Sweeney Family The Thurman Family The Watters Family The Spengler Family The Sweet Family The Tichy Family The Weddle Family The Spiller Family The Swiston Family The Timotic Family The Weis Family The Spires Family The Switzer Family The Tipton Family The Well Family I will do my best to be The Spoehr Family (2) The Swope Family (2) The Tole Family The Wells Family The Sriram Family The Sylvester Family The Topic Family The Werle Family honest and fair, The Srivastava Family The Szczepanski Family (2) The Townsend Family The Wetle Family The Stange Family The Szematowicz Family The Tresslar Family The Wettstein Family friendly and helpful, The Staniskis Family The Szepfalusy Family The Troupe-Muhammad Family The Weyna Family The Starr Family The Szostak Family (2) The Trusk Family The Whalen Family (3) considerate and caring, The Stein Family The Takahashi Family The Truszkowski Family The Wheatley Family The Stelk Family The Talerico Family The Tryba Family (2) The Wheeler Family courageous and strong, and The Stellbrink Family The Tax Family The Tryfonopoulos Family The Whiteside Family The Stengle Family The Taylor Family The Tumavich Family (2) The Whittle Family responsible for what I say and do, The Stern Family The Taylor Family The Turchi Family The Whitworth Family The Stern Family The Tbakhi Family The Turner Family The Widicus Family and to The Stobierski Family The Tell Family The Tuscher Family The Wiess Family The Stoch Family The Termini Family The Tworek-Sanchez Family The Wilkins Family The Stokes Family The Tessmann Family The Unger Family (2) The Wilson Family respect myself and others, The Stone Family (2) The Teves Family The Urban Family The Winiecki Family The Uyenishi Family The Winjum Family respect authority, The Valenti Family The Wirth Family The Vallone Family The Witkowsky Family use resources wisely, The Van Ettinger Family The Wobick Family The Van Roon Family (2) The Woelfl Family make the world a better place, The Vanalek Family The Woloszyk Family The Vanmeter Family The Wolter Family and The Vant Family The Wong Family The Vashist Family The Wood Family be a sister to every Girl Scout. The Vasilj Family The Wood Family The Vazquez Family The Wright Family The Verdi Family The Wurster Family The Villasenor Family (2) The Wyatt Family The Vissers Family The Wychocki Family The Vitaterna Family The Yelnick Family The Vitek Family The Yost Family The Vitti Family The Zaharieva Family The Vivas Family The Zajac Family The Vogel Family The Zarbock Family The Voigt Family The Zhang Family The Wachel Family The Ziabka Family The Walczak Family (2) The Ziabka Family The Waldo Family The Zielinski Family The Walk Family The Zock Family The Walton Family The Zumbrunnen Family The Wang Family The Zurbuch Family The Ware Family The Zurek Family The Ware Family (3) The Zutautaite Family The Wargowsky Family 36 37 What I value most are the leadership skills that it’s given her, and also the confidence.

—Danielle Jackson

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