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Questfest 2020 Program Book JULY 18-19, 2020 NOTE FROM THE CEO GIRL SCOUTS OF HISTORIC GEORGIA WELCOMES YOU! Even though we’re not together in person, we’re thrilled that you’re joining us virtually for QuestFest 2020! Get ready for two days of excitement, service, innovation, friendship, and best of all - fun! While you’re spending the weekend with us virtually, we hope you’ll take on each Quest with Juliette Gordon Low’s courage, curiosity and sense of adventure. We know you’ll make memories that will last a lifetime and friends from all over the world that will share them with you. We look forward to seeing you next year in Savannah, the home of Girl Scouting. We can’t wait to see your smiling faces next summer for an action-packed event! It’s time to get questing! Sue Else Chief Executive Officer Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia We’re excited to welcome Questers from all over! Alabama Kansas Nebraska South Carolina Arkansas Kentucky New Hampshire Tennessee Don’t forget to share all of California Louisiana New Jersey Texas Colorado Maryland New Mexico Utah your awesome QuestFest Connecticut Massachussetts New York Virginia photos on social media using Florida Michigan North Carolina Washington #GSQuestFest! Georgia Minnesota Ohio West Virginia Hawaii Mississippi Oregon Wisconsin Illinois Missouri Pennsylvania ...and Girl Guides from Canada! SCHEDULE OF EVENTS SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 VIRTUAL QUESTFEST 10:00 am QuestFest Opening Ceremony SHOPPING - 10:30 am Join us on Zoom! 10:30 am QUESTING! Visit the website - 8:00 pm Wherever you are is the perfect place for Questing! Quests will be posted below to shop for on the QuestFest app and you will be able to upload your completed QuestFest merch! challenges until 8pm EDT. www.girlscoutshop. com/HISTORIC- *All events are on Eastern Daylight Time GEORGIA-COUNCIL SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2020 4:00 pm The Big Reveal - 6:00 pm Make sure to attend the closing ceremony via Zoom! You’ll watch the “Best Quest” video and hear the announcement of winners and prizes – and a special live virtual concert by Kristina Lachaga! WEC A N ' TW A ITTOSEEYOU *All events are on Eastern Daylight Time B A CKINS A V A NN A HIN 2 0 2 1 . THANKYOUFORLETTINGUSBEPARTOFYOURQUESTFEST! NOTES & REMINDERS QUEST SUBMISSIONS aQuest submissions are required to be in a photo/photo collage or video format. aPlease note that videos can not exceed 30 seconds and they should be filmed horizontally. aSome Quest items will require a collage. There are many free apps available to download for this. aBe sure to allow push notifications to your phone from the QuestFest app, as these will alert your team of additional point-earning opportunities, instructions, etc. aIf more than one person on a team attempts to upload a submission for the same Quest item, only the first submission received will be judged. aIf you have issues with submitting quests or the QuestFest app, use the in-app chat feature for assistance. CONTACT INFORMATION OTHER IMPORTANT NOTES: a QuestFest Helpline 912-231-7446 aStay safe! Do not go on private property without permission. a Emergencies 911 aGet permission from an adult before going online! BUILDING THE TECHNOLOGY THAT POWERS QUESTFEST SINCE 2018. aMake sure you are following the CDC Guidelines and your State/City/County guidelines. And remember, an adult must be present during questing. aIn case of inclement weather, please stay indoors. dent.ly | +1.912.257.5735| [email protected] While travel is uncertain today, dreaming of it is still on the table! Where will you make your travel debut? Piedmont Proudly Sponsors Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia QuestFest piedmont.org Start planning your future adventure for 2022 and beyond now. Head to this link to receive a $200 QuestFest discount for each girl in your troop! https://bit.ly/TFGQUEST PEARLS SPONSOR LIST OF QUESTS #LikeABoss While women make up over half of the population and earn over 60% of bachelor and master’s degrees, we only represent about 25% of management in the work force and less than that in higher positions. Let’s start looking around for role models we can learn from so that we can change that. Think about some of your favorite businesses; shops, restaurants, small businesses, public services, non-profits, etc. Can you think of any of those businesses that have a female manager, admin- istrator, director, some other leader, or owner? If she’s okay with it, ask her permission to post a photo of her on your social media for this challenge. Use #LikeABoss, tag her business, and tell us a bit about her and what makes her such an awesome role model GOLD AWARD SPONSORS for girls. Submit a screen shot of your post to earn your points and spread the inspiration! Photo submission; Maximum Points – up to 93 A Dog’s Best Friend We all know that a Girl Scout is a dog’s best friend. And while lions may be the king of beasts, we’re willing to bet your kitty may be the king or queen of your castle. Prove it. Make your pet feel like the awesome animal royalty they are. Favorite treat? Favorite toy? Eating from the table? Sleeping in the place they never get to? Fabulous accessories? It’s totally up to you, just submit a picture to prove how you were extra kind to the furry (or feathered or scaled, whatever!) friend in your house who loves you so much! Bonus points if we can see how much your furry friend is loving the experience from the look on SILVER AWARD SPONSORS his / her face. Photo submission; Maximum Points – up to 147 A Winning Argument But that’s not fair! Maybe, or maybe not. But you’ve got to have a better argument than that! Is there a household rule that you don’t agree with? Maybe you want a later bedtime or curfew? Maybe you think you should have a raise in your allowance (or an allowance at all)? Watch PG-13 movies? Have your chores redistributed with some of your siblings? Friends over on a school night? Now’s your chance! Have that awkward but necessary conversation. Prepare your thoughts and examples, and - when you’re ready, take a deep breath, keep calm, and represent your case to the judge and the jury (i.e. your parent(s)). When negotiations are over, no matter what the outcome, with a member of the jury (i.e. an adult to whom you were appealing), film a short video to tell us 1) For what you were petitioning 2) What some of the points of your argument were and 3) From the adult, the result of the case. Good luck and may the odds be ever in your favor! Video submission; Maximum Points – up BRONZE AWARD SPONSORS to 173 Balancing the Books Professionally, the phrase “balancing the books” is an accounting term that basically means adding all of your income and subtracting all of your debts. But in QuestFest, balancing the books means, well, just that: balancing the books. Except the books should be on your head. Oh, and they should be hard-back as well (and NOT kids’ books). Snap a photo of you balancing up to 9 books on your head to earn 11 points per book for your team. The judges should be able to easily count the books in the photo. Photo submission; Maximum Points – up to 99 Be Prepared to Travel with EF Tours Our friends at EF Tours for Girls have been empowering Girl Scouts through travel for over 50 years! Whether you want to zip-line through the jungles of Costa Rica, strike a pose in front of the famed Eiffel Tower in Paris, or shop at the Harajuku boutiques of Tokyo, they can turn your travel dreams into reality. Visit this link https://bit. ly/QFTFG and follow the 5 easy steps to earn big points for your team AND be prepared for your next adventure once we can all begin travelling again. Photo collage submission; Maximum Points – up to 627 Be Prepared with Speros From phone systems to websites, Speros has been leading the way in technology for over TREFOIL SPONSORS 30 years. Speros is not only Savannah’s largest business technology services company, they also help power the work of the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, including QuestFest! From phone systems to websites. Working so closely with Girl Scouts, Speros understands the importance of “being prepared,” and that includes being prepared for disasters that hit our homes or businesses. Visit https://speros.com/how-to-create-a-backup-and-disaster-recovery-plan/ to get some ideas for starting your own disaster plan. Create a document that lists personal contacts needed in an emergency: family, friends, neighbors, insurance companies, schools, banks, doctors, pharmacies, etc. (Later, NOT for this Quest, come back and include information like account & policy numbers, etc.). Start an emergency supply kit and figure out one way to back up your data and important family documents is suggested as well. Note all of this on your document, then screen cap it. Submit the image to earn points and be prepared in case of disaster! Photo submission; Maximum Points – up to 199 FRIENDSHIP SPONSORS Be Prepared with Piedmont Health What started as a single hospital a century ago, Piedmont Healthcare has since grown into an integrated healthcare system of 11 hospitals across the northern part of the state of Georgia. Last year, Piedmont served = nearly two million patients – performing over 44,000 surgeries, delivering over 8,000 babies, and handling nearly 250,000 emer- Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force Telfair Museum gency room visits.
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