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November Girl Scouts November Girl Scouts 2020 DO GOOD | Donor Newsletter Girl Scouts Do Good in the World through Highest Awards Projects Sixteen GSNI Girl Scouts earned their Girl Scout Gold Award in 2020! The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can achieve and for many is the pinnacle of their Girl Scout experience! Gold Award projects are extensive, collaborative, and require many hours of comprehensive work to accomplish. Girl Scouts who achieve this accomplishment develop true project management skills in the process and ultimately make the world a better place for the long term, as all Gold Award projects Above: The GSNI Gold Award Committee must be sustainable. congratulate Molly R. on earning Gold Award. Inset: Gold Award recipient Elizabeth M. receives her gift! The work of this year’s recipients includes a variety of environmental award a Girl Scout Junior can projects, initiatives to improve achieve, and the Girl Scout Silver circumstances for animals, create Award, the highest award a Girl encouragement of caring troop new programs, activities, and events Scout Cadette can achieve. At every leaders, parents, and other adults that serve and uplift people with level, girls are developing skills and to help them with their projects. disabilities, students dealing with experiences, identifying needs in Girl Scouts undertaking highest stress and other challenges, and their community, addressing issues awards projects often reach out to helping those from a wide variety of they care about, and completing businesses and individuals in their cultural backgrounds. Learn more projects that make a lasting impact communities to provide materials, about these amazing Girl Scouts on their community and the greater resources, and expertise for their and their impactful projects on our world. initiatives. Support from these website at www.girlscoutsni.org/ In the last year, 86 GSNI Girl people is essential to the success of highestawards. Scouts earned the Girl Scout the hundreds of Girl Scout Bronze, The Girl Scout highest awards Silver Award and 195 earned the Silver, and Gold Award projects culminate with the Girl Scout Gold Girl Scout Bronze Award. Together, completed every year. Thank you Award, but Girl Scouts can earn these girls who earned Girl Scouts to those who support Girl Scouts other highest awards, too. Many highest awards contributed 8,900 working to improve their corners Gold Award Girl Scouts work their hours in completing their projects of the world by earning Girl Scouts way up to it by earning the Girl serving their communities! Along highest awards! Scout Bronze Award, the highest the way, they had the support and 1 Girl Scout Meetings Good for Member’s Well-Being Right now, girls are facing unprecedented challenges such as school closures, the challenges of online education, and the isolation that comes with social distancing. They are coping with illness or fear of illness and cancelled life milestones. Some girls are feeling their families’ financial stress as jobs are interrupted or terminated. At the time of this writing, the Illinois unemployment rate was 11%, GSNI Daisy Troop 1551 safely celebrating Halloween together. higher than the national average of 8.4%. Moreover, girls are grappling see each other and have something meeting virtually in some Elgin area with racial injustice and coming familiar in such an unusual situation schools as part of the SD U-46 to understand their part in the this spring. For many households, social/emotional small groups future of social justice. We know the adults were going to work or for students. Although not a new Girl Scout troop meetings, whether running errands as needed, but situation, the impact of COVID-19 virtual or in-person, have helped the kids were staying home even and the need to meet virtually many girls cope with their new then. So, the girls were even more is a new twist for these troops. reality. isolated during quarantine than Everyone involved has appreciated In April 2020, GSNI Morrison the adults. They needed that social the adaptability of Girl Scout Troop 1504 was able to complete connection, which Girl Scouts could AmeriCorps members to be able animal care-related Journeys and provide.” to continue to offer Girl Scouts to badges virtually. For one meeting, In September 2020, Troop students who especially need the they had guest speakers join online 1551 had their bridging ceremony safe space of a Girl Scout troop to to talk about how animals help to Brownies and first meeting of express themselves. them at home, such as service the new Girl Scout year at a local At GSNI, we know the sisterhood animals, and at work, such as K-9 playground. Troop leader Corrine of Girl Scouts is important to every animals. At another meeting, several Vargas stated, “We could tell all girl’s overall well-being now more girls introduced their pets, including the girls missed each other so than ever. Girl Scouts encourages a dog, cat, bird, rabbit, and guinea much! We made sure everyone’s girls to see themselves as part of pig! Each girl shared what it takes to temperature was taken and hands something larger than themselves keep their animals healthy and safe. were sanitized when each girl and helps them develop a strong Troop leader Hillary Blevins arrived. No friendship circles or sense of self. Experts suggest said, “We would not have been hand-holding but happy to finally maintaining routines, preserving able to replicate these experiences have the troop back together!” normalcy, and staying connected in-person. It was good for them to GSNI AmeriCorps troops are are critical to help youth through trauma. Connection and community Girl Scout Troop at Larkin High School building are at the core of Girl in Elgin, completing Scouting, and we are dedicated badge work, led by to helping girls and families by GSNI AmeriCorps supporting girls’ mental and Member, in pre- emotional well-being in a time when COVID-19 times. many may feel alone, isolated, or vulnerable. With your support, we’re here to help! 2 Good Work Accomplished at GSNI Camps COVID-19 has been especially difficult for camps worldwide, but it has not stopped GSNI from making our camps a great outdoor resource for our members. We listened to what our members want in their camping facilities and outdoor experiences and have continued to improve! This year, we made major improvements to several buildings and camp activity areas during the spring and summer months. While we were disappointed we weren’t able to hold in-person Girl Scout summer camp this year and still cannot Finished McCleary Shaff Lodge at Camp Dean. host troop overnights, this did give us the opportunity to make improvements and upgrades at all of our camps. Troops may come to camp for a day of activities, and families have been able to reserve campsites for family camping! We are hopeful all Girl Scout camping options will be open again soon! We know troops are excited to schedule use of the new cabins and remodeled space in Whispering Oaks at Camp Dean along with Greenwood at Camp McCormick. A new archery range and tube slides were installed at Camp Far Horizons, and the zip line tower at Mary Ann Beebe Center has been spruced up, a landing deck added, and an aerator added to the pond to keep the water from becoming stagnant, plus a new slack Newly remodeled Greenwood Cabin interior at Camp line course was installed! Most of these projects have been McCormick. funded all or in part by grants and individual donors! We are truly grateful to everyone who has supported our camp projects, making our camps so much more enjoyable for members and guests. Special thanks to Scott and Kelly McCleary who made a significant, multi-year funding commitment in support of the new cabins at Camp Dean. Their contribution provided needed funding to help make the cabins a reality and to furnish them. Dozens of other donors have contributed to the Buy-A-Bunk, Fund-A-Fridge, and Fill the Cabins campaigns, ensuring the cabins are complete and ready to accommodate Girl Scouts! There is still much more we would like to do at GSNI camps! New tube slides at Camp Far Horizons. We want to add a high ropes course at Camp McCormick and have started raising funds for it with additional grant applications in the works. Our wish list includes new activities and equipment for all of the camps including rifle ranges and equipment, more archery ranges and equipment, low ropes and slack line courses, outdoor play and geocaching equipment, as well as continued building upgrades and improvements. These additions will be made as we receive necessary funding. We encourage anyone who would like to invest in our camp properties to contact Lynn Momberger at lmomberger@ girlscoutsni.org or 815-209-6664 to discuss options, along with New landing platform for ziplines at Mary Ann Beebe identifying gift and naming opportunities, including naming of Center. the second new cabin at Camp Dean. 3 Tough Cookies Crushed Tough Times! Tough times were no match Network Craze, Woodward, for the Tough Cookies who signed Physicians Immediate Care, Ron up for GSNI’s first-ever virtual Thin Coletta—AT&T, Simply Computers, Mint Sprint! When the COVID-19 B103, and WREX-TV. Thank you! pandemic forced GSNI to change We hope to hold both an in- our plans for an in-person race, person and virtual Thin Mint Sprint there were concerns about whether in the fall of 2021! the Thin Mint Sprint could go on. Below: Troop 1769 from Montgomery Our committee, volunteers, girls, runs TMS.
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