Monday, July 20, 2015

 
Girl Scout Cookies: Giving Back

The Brownies of Troop 789 donated wish list items to patients at Shriner’s Hospital for Children.  With proceeds raised through the cookie sale, the girls purchased school supplies, books, and a tablet computer for use by the hospital’s pediatric patients.  They were even given the opportunity to tour the factory where the hospital creates the custom artificial arms and legs for its patients.
 

 
 

 


 
Girl Scout Cookies: Giving Back
The Juniors of Troop 009 donated wish list items to patients at Shriner’s Hospital for Children.  With proceeds raised through the cookie sale, the girls purchased toothbrushes, toothpaste, coloring books, crayons, movies, and snacks.  This project was one from the heart as a troop member found herself needing to be cared for by the nurses and doctors at Shriner’s as an infant.
 
 
 
 

Thursday, July 16, 2015

Girl Scout Cookies: Giving Back 


This past weekend I was at the post office when the lady behind the counter stopped me and asked if I was the “Girl Scout lady”. Her purpose in asking is that she wanted to thank the Girl Scouts for the coloring books and crayons that were donated to the emergency room at North Hawaii Community Hospital. Her son was a patient there recently and was so appreciative to have something to do and keep his mind off his injury while waiting to be seen by the doctor. I told her the items were donated by troop 928 in Waikoloa. Elise Wehr, along with troop leader Fran Harman, used the troop cookie proceeds to purchase and deliver the goodies to the hospital.”  

Marci Goldman-Maker, Hawaii Island Membership and Program Coordinator.

Wednesday, July 15, 2015

2015-2016 Leadership Summit

 
2015-2016 Leadership Summit (Kick-0ff)
·        Who:                        All Registered Volunteers
·        When:                    Saturday, July 25, 2015
·        Where:                 Central Union Church – Parish Hall.
·        What:                        The focus will be on:
o   Recognizing exceptional volunteers
o   Clarify the difference between the higher awards (Bonze, Silver, and Gold)
o   Answering the question, “what is a take action project? And how do I make one happen?”
o   Providing resources on Girl Scout traditions, and learning how to include them in your troop and Service Unit meetings.
o   Announcing the “Ladder of Leadership,” (L.I.A, PA, C.I.T, J.T. V.I.T, etc…)
o   Creating a girl-led program at any program level.
o   Child care is available if needed.
·        Registration:      http://girlscouts-hawaii.org/event/volunteer-leadership-summit/
o   NOW OPEN! (Closes on Monday, July 20th, 2015 at 5:59pm.)
 

Monday, July 13, 2015


We’ll be there!  Will you?