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EXPERIENCE G.I.R.L.(Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™ 2016-2017 GRANT FUNDED FOR GIRL SCOUTS OF SAN GORGONIO COUNCIL MESSAGE FROM CYNTHIA – I am pleased to offer this report from Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council (GSSGC) to members of the communities we serve in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. In a collaborative effort with businesses, foundations, schools and individuals, GSSGC raises girls up to become the courageous leaders of high character that our world so desperately needs. We cannot create positive outcomes for girls and young women without this support, nor should we try to do so. The task of securing successful futures for our girls belongs to everyone and needs everyone’s participation. It is my hope that others will see the great work being done by so many of our community partners and be inspired to join us in this life-changing work. Girl Scouts learn by doing and I think you will be impressed by the programs we call the G.I.R.L. Experience: Go-Getter, Innovator, Risk Taker, Leader. These are the character traits girls develop when they participate in Girl Scouts. The experiences and activities highlighted in this report are only one part of the Girl Scout story. In over 1,000 troops throughout GSSGC’s 27,000 square mile territory, girls are learning by doing. They earn badges, explore their world, pursue camp and outdoor activities, travel throughout California, the nation and the world, participate in community service projects and as a result of these activities, they acquire valuable life skills. Girl Scouts build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. If you are one of our partners, I encourage you to tell your business associates and friends about the important work we are doing together. If you have not yet partnered with Girl Scouts, I invite you to join us in this vital endeavor to help girls earn their rightful places as equal participants in all phases of life. Cynthia H. Breunig, President & CEO CONTENT 2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 3 DAISY SOCIETY FOUNDING MEMBERS 4 DAISY SOCIETY MEMBERS EMPLOYEE GIVING FOUNDATION AND UNITED WAY FUNDERS 5 CORPORATE AND GOVERNMENT AGENCY FUNDERS IN-KIND DONATIONS 6 JULIETTE GORDON LOW SOCIETY 7 CLASSROOM TO CAREER: Program Statistics | Industry Partners | College & University Partners 12 S.T.E.M.: GenCyber | Cybersecurity Team | Sci Girls | Bourns Engineering | Stronghold Engineering 16 GIRL REPORTER PROGRAM 17 COUCH TO 5K 18 STAGECOACH FESTIVAL GIRL SCOUTS BEYOND BARS 19 CAMPERSHIPS 20 SKYLAND RANCH 21 KEY STAFF & LOCATIONS GIRL SCOUTS OF SAN GORGONIO COUNCIL BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Sandra Mayo, Chair Irene N. Rodríguez, Second Vice Chair Vice Chancellor Education and Executive Director, Cabot’s Pueblo Museum Planning, Yuba Community College District Beth Sari, Secretary President, DT. Metal Services, Michele Branconier, First Vice Chair Inc./D.T. Sari Co., Inc. Outreach and Engagement, American Camp Association Debbie Barrera, Treasurer Chief Executive Officer, Prospectors Federal Credit Union MEMBERS AT LARGE Andy Avery Patricia Nickols-Butler Deputy Coroner Investigator Chief Executive Officer, (Ret), San Bernardino County Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County Dr. Charolette Barnes-LeBlanc Optometrist, Dr. Barnes Cathy Paredes Family Optometry Vice President, Enterprise and Business Community Engagement, Bank of America Suzanne Cacanindin President & Owner, ASL Mary Perry Interpreter Services Inc. Public Information Officer, Desert Sands Unified School District Melinda Dougherty Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Lisa Reece Hadley Date Gardens Vice President of Client Development, HDR Inc. Raul Garcia Attorney, Garcia & Reed LLP, Attorneys June Yamamoto Business/Real Estate Litigation Dean of Career Education and Human Development, Crafton Hills College Lolla Long Senior, Sales Advisor, BBVA Compass Bank Kit Mac Nee The Girl Scouts of San 100% Gorgonio Council is proud to announce that all of our GIVING Board Members give to the BOARD Girl Scouts. 2 GIRL SCOUTS OF DAISY SOCIETY FOUNDING MEMBERS SAN GORGONIO COUNCIL Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council collaborates with scores of organizations and individuals to support the G.I.R.L. Experience in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Meet a few of them. MEET... ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND GIRL SCOUTS OF Founding Chair for Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council’s SAN GORGONIO Daisy Society DAISY SOCIETY “I am the Founding Chair of the Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council Daisy FOUNDING MEMBERS Society, committed to building girls of $1,000 OR MORE courage, confidence and character. The Daisy Society was founded as an expression of the generosity I’ve Anonymous Leonard Longo experienced from both women and men in leadership Anonymous Kit Mac Nee throughout my career. I want nothing less than to offer Richard Aquino Chuck MacKinnon an avenue for today’s leaders to give back, so today’s Janice Arnold Sandra Mayo girls have the same or even greater opportunities than Edythe Avery Dawn Meade we have been given.” Debbie Barrera Ken Mortensen Kathleen Barth Patricia Karen Bell Nickols-Butler Cindy Beyl Cheryl Pearson Carol Bond Nancy Perdue MEET... Cynthia Breunig Mary Perry VICTORIA MIMS Cindy Chapman Irene N. Rodríguez Daisy Society member Melinda Michael Schreter “As a Girl Scout mom and leader, Dougherty Gail Seekins nothing means more to me than Tony Draper Barbara Sirvis showing my daughters how to Kristina Falkner Jennie Smith stand up and support causes that are special to our hearts Raul Garcia Kelly Straine and wonderful for the public good. Girl Scouts is that for Debra Gradias Elizabeth us and joining the Daisy Society means other girls and Knea Hawley Sutherland families can also join in and experience all that scouting Christina Thomas has to offer. I am proud to be a Daisy Society member!” Renee Hill Joyce Knoll Regina Todd Diana LaMar Elizabeth Locke-Thomas Lolla Long *Donor information is current as of 2017 YEAR END REPORT HIGHLIGHTS July 31, 2017 DAISY SOCIETY MEMBERS $240 - $999 EMPLOYEE Andrew Avery Carrie Raleigh GIVING Dawn Blue Tom Ramirez Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council has 60 employees and conducts an annual employee Erin Brinker Erika Riddle giving campaign. This past year employees donated Marci Burdette Catherine Sainz Katheryn Sari almost $25,000 through payroll deductions and McKenna Burdette cash donations. Kassidy Burdette Mary Sawyer Craig Burdette Michael Schneider Suzanne Cacanindin Tina Schumacher Michelle Chilvers Murphy Shirley Sedam Sandra Cronce Kristina Sewell MEET... Jasmine Daffin Vada Stephens J Ahleda Stockton KEN MORTENSEN Stephanie Danielson gssgc, Director of Properties Linda Dominguez Kirsten Tamura “As the father of two young women, I Debra Donnell Jennifer Thomasian am a firm believer that every girl should Alleyna Dougherty Susanne Tisdall have the opportunity to learn how to Kimberly Drewry Daniel Villanueva become a strong leader for the future in a Karen Early Victorine Wouda supportive environment. GSSGC, through Adela Flores-Bertrand June Yamamoto its many programs, affords girls these Kristen Fratt Wendy Zinn opportunities. Judith Fuhrman Roberto Galarza *Donor information is current as of Lesli Gooch July 31, 2017 Stacey Grant Shelley Guerin Georgia Hill Julie Jordan Tonya LaBarbera FOUNDATION AND JoAnne Lauer Charolette LeBlanc UNITED WAY FUNDERS Cynthia Ludvigsen Cher Martin MEET... Caryn Martin-Patino TheTHE Annenberg ANNENBERG Foundation FOUNDATION supports Girl Scouts of Christine McCusker SanThe Annenberg Gorgonio Foundation Council’s supports commitment Girl Scouts to provide of San Gorgonio Girl Council’s Victoria Mims Scoutingcommitment to to all provide girls Girl in ScoutingRiverside to andall girls San in Bernardino Riverside and San E.D. Mitchell Counties.Bernardino TheirCounties. generous Their generous funding funding provides provides operating operating support Terri Mockler supportfor Girl Scouts for Girl to participate Scouts toin aparticipate wide variety in of a activities wide variety such as; career Theresa Molko ofdiscovery, activities environmental such as; careereducation, discovery, STEM programs environmental and much more. These experiences allow girls to create lifelong friendships while becoming Heather Murphy education, STEM programs and much more. These future leaders. Michael Murphy experiences allow girls to create lifelong friendships THE ANNENBERG FOUNDATION Sarah Newton while becoming future leaders. ARROWHEAD UNITED WAY Shannon Ng THE CALIFORNIA WELLNESS FOUNDATION Judi Penman H.N. AND FRANCES C. BERGER FOUNDATION Michele Penn IRENE W. AND GUY L. ANDERSON CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION S.L. GIMBEL FOUNDATION ADVISED FUND AT THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION THE COETA AND DONALD BARKER FOUNDATION VERA R. CAMPBELL FOUNDATION 4 *Donor information is current as of July 31, 2017 CORPORATE AND GOVERNMENT AGENCY FUNDERS MEET... ANDEAVOR Andeavor and Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council (GSSGC) are collaborating to expand hands-on learning opportunities for girls in the Inland Empire region. Andeavor presented GSSGC with a check in the amount of $75,000 to enable the Girl Scout Council to offer additional STEM and Classroom to Career opportunities. “Andeavor Foundation is happy to provide this funding for the girls in the Inland Empire. As an employer, STEM is very important to us and we are investing in educational opportunities that encourage more girls and women to pursue the STEM fields.” Tiffany Rau, Public & Government Relations Manager, Andeavor. Andeavor Foundation and
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