Volunteer Resource Disc 2008-2009

GIRL SCOUTS OF WESTERN OHIO

GIRL SCOUT PROGRAM

PROGRAM OPPORTUNITIES

VOLUNTEER RESOURCE DISC 2008-2009

COUNCIL-SPONSORED OPPORTUNITIES

Council-sponsored opportunities are activities provided by paid and volunteer staff and open to girls throughout the council. These opportunities offer a chance for your troop or individual girl to meet other girls from within the council's jurisdiction.

LEGEND

Daisy

Brownie

Junior

Cadette

Senior

Ambassador

All Age Levels

Daisy/Brownie

Junior

Cadette/Senior/Ambassador

Outdoor Program Opportunities

Bronze/Silver/Gold Awards

Registration Procedures

Refund & Cancellation Policy

Council-Sponsored Opportunities Registration Form

GIRL SCOUT CADETTE/SENIOR/AMBASSADORS

CHATTERBOX J-DAY

Ages:

Chatterbox Journalism Day (J-Day) is an awesome opportunity for girls ages 11-17. Don't miss out on this cool chance to meet a real journalist, learn about journalism, create the next edition of Chatterbox from scratch, and be published in a real magazine! Chatterbox will be made up of articles from all regions of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio. You must attend all three sessions in order to have your article published.

Cost:	No cost
Min/Max:	10/30
Registration Opens:	August 4, 2008
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	TOLEDO: Christy Gustin LIMA: Kelda Hietkamp DAYTON: Sarah Kelly CINCINNATI: Jessica Gutierrez

Code	Date	Time	Location
4CBJDAY	10/4/08, 2/7/09 & 3/7/09	10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.	Camp Butterworth
3CBJDAY	10/4/08, 2/7/09 & 3/7/09	10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.	Girl Scout Center - Dayton
2CBJDAY	10/25/08, 12/6/08 3/7/09	12:30 - 3:30 p.m.	Woodhaven Program Center
1CBJDAY	10/25/08, 1/31/09, & 3/7/09	10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.	Girl Scout Center - Toledo

DESTINATIONS

Ages:

Interested in learning more about what Destinations are and what Destinations are available to Cadette, Senior and Senior Ambassador Girl Scouts this year? Find out where to find them and how to fill out the application and what the interview process is.

Destinations are typically held during the summer months throughout the United States and in some foreign countries and offer girls a chance to travel, learn something new, and meet Girl Scouts from around the world. Description information is listed on the Studio 2B website at www.studio2b.org. Interested persons should review the information on line and send an application to the Girl Scout Center by November 14, 2008.

Cost:	$2/girl
Min/Max:	6/20
Registration Opens:	August 4, 2008
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Cincinnati: Chris Salley Toledo: Christy Gustin

Code	Date	Time	Location
1DEST01	10/23/08	6:30 - 8:00 pm	Toledo Girl Scout Center
4DEST01	10/1/08	6:30 - 8:00 p.m.	Cincinnati Girl Scout Center

GREAT RIVERS AREA OPPORTUNITIES

PROGRAM AIDE LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITY	Ages:
As a program aide, you'll work directly with younger girls under the supervision of an adult volunteer or staff member. Being a program aide gives you the opportunity to share your expertise and knowledge of Girl Scouting with others. After you've completed both the core and specialization trainings, you'll receive the program aide pin. After you've given 25 hours of service you may purchase the program aide patch in the Council store. Core Training You'll take core training only once. During the training, you'll gain basic leadership skills, which will enable you to work effectively with younger girls. Your troop leader will provide core training to you within the troop setting. Troop leaders may request a kit by contacting Jessica Gutierrez. When you complete the training, you must return $3/girl, as well as the necessary paperwork to the Girl Scout Center. Specialization Training You must complete core training before taking specialization training. Specialization training gives you an opportunity to specialize in a particular program aide topic. You may take as many specialization trainings as you want to take.
PA DAZE EVENTS

Cost:	$5/girl
Min/Max:	6/30
Registration Opens:	October date: August 4, 2008 May date: November 17, 2008
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Jessica Gutierrez

Code	Date	Time	Location
4PADA01	10/25/08	10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.	Cincinnati Girl Scout Center
4PADA02	5/7/09	8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.	Camp Butterworth

PEACE'N IT ALL TOGETHER PEACEMAKERS

Ages:

Peace’n It All Together enables older girls to provide community service by helping other Girl Scouts learn how to manage conflict. At training, girls will both participate and learn how to facilitate the Peace’n It All Together program opportunity. Girls will be able to lead the patch program for any troop or service unit. Participating in this training and becoming a facilitator is considered a Program Aide Specialization. Dates for service opportunities will be handed out at the training.

Cost:	No cost
Registration Opens:	August 4, 2008
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Stacey Reid

Code	Date	Time	Location
4PMAKE1	10/11/08	12:30 - 5:30 p.m.	Camp Butterworth

KIDS ON THE BLOCK© PUPPETEERS

Ages:

Kids on the Block© enables older girl troops to provide community service by helping Daisy and Brownie Girl Scouts learn about people with disabilities. At puppeteer training, troops will learn puppetry skills that will prepare them for performances that they will give during November – April. Participating in this training and becoming a puppeteer is considered a Program Aide specialization. New troops must attend both trainings.

Cost:	No cost
Registration Opens:	August 4, 2008
Registration Closes:	September 19, 2008
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Chris Salley

Code	Date	Time	Location
4PUPET1	10/25/08 - NEW	9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.	Cincinnati Girl Scout Center
4PUPET2	11/1/08 - ALL	9:00 a.m. - Noon	Northeast Church of Christ

SAFETY-TOWN PROGRAM ASSISTANTS

Ages:

Safety-Town is a community service opportunity for Cadette Girl Scouts (going into the 7th grade and older). Program Assistants teach basic pedestrian safety concepts to pre-kindergarten children at Tri-County Mall, using a miniature village as an activity backdrop. Program Assistants must attend a training session and commit to working at least one, weeklong session during June or July. Sponsored by Tri-County Mall Springdale Police & Fire Departments.

Cost:	No cost
Dates:	Summer 2009
To Register:	Registration information including dates, times and location of training and service will be available online in April.
Contact:	Chris Salley

SAFETY-VILLAGE PROGRAM ASSISTANTS

Ages:

Safety-Village is a community service opportunity for Cadette Girl Scouts (going into the 7th grade and older). Program Assistants teach basic safety concepts to pre-schoolers at Oak Hills schools through arts, crafts, games, films, videotapes, role-playing and field trips. Program Assistants must attend a training session and commit to working at least one (2 week, 20hr.) session during June or July. Sponsored by Oak Hills Community Education.

Cost:	No cost
Dates:	Summer 2009
To Register:	Registration information including dates, times and location of training and service will be available online in April.
Contact:	Chris Salley

CSA WINTER CONFERENCE	Ages:
Get ready for a fun, exciting and memorable experience! This conference is planned by girls, for girls, and it’s designed to offer something for everyone – cool workshops, awesome activities, live entertainment, amazing friends, and much more!

Location:	Kings Island Conference Center
Cost:	$115/girl (financial assistance available)
Min/Max:	10/200
Registration Opens:	November 28, 2008
Registration Closes:
To Register:	Registration will be available online at the end of November
Contact:	Jessica Gutierrez

Code	Date
4CSACON	January 17-19, 2009 (Martin Luther King Weekend)

CSA PERFECT NORTH SLOPES SKI NIGHT	Ages:
The only thing that’s more FUN than hitting the slopes is being there with 700 of your closest Girl Scout friends. Join us for this fun-filled night time adventure!

Location:	Perfect North Slopes (Lawrenceburg, IN)
Cost:	Approx. $35/girl
Min/Max:	0/700
Registration Opens:	December 5, 2008
Registration Closes:
To Register:	Look for the registration flyer online in Nov/Dec
Contact:	Jessica Gutierrez

Code	Date	Time
4CSASKI	February 7, 2009	6:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.

CAMP SPOOKY-BROOK	Ages:
Don’t miss this frightfully fun time! You’ll lead activities for younger Girl Scouts, including the haunted lodge, crafts, songs, games, snacks, and much more! Boo!

Location:	Camp Stonybrook
Cost:	No cost
Registration Opens:	August 4, 2008
Registration Closes:	October 3, 2008
To Register:	Contact Jessica Gutierrez
Contact:	Jessica Gutierrez

Code	Date	Time
4SPPLAN	Planning Day - Oct. 11, 2008	1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
4SPDAY1	Event Day: Oct. 18, 2008	Noon - 10:00 p.m.

BRIDGE TO ADULTS WORKSHOP - CINCINNATI

Ages:

This workshop is available to graduating seniors to meet the requirements for the Bridge to Adult pin, which will be presented at the adult recognition event in May.

If the graduating senior would like to receive her pin at the annual Recognition Event and cannot attend a workshop, she needs to write a description of what she did to fulfill the six requirements and request that the pin be awarded at the annual Recognition Event. The Bridge to Adult requirements are found on pages 142-143 in the Resource Book for Senior Girl Scouts. This information must be submitted to the Girl Scout Center by March 16, 2009.

A graduating senior may also earn and receive the Bridge to Adult pin by doing the six requirements in her troop or alone and receive her bridging pin in a troop meeting or service unit meeting after taking part in a Bridging ceremony that she helped plan.

Location:	Northeast Church of Christ
Cost:	No cost
Min/Max:	5/40
Registration Opens:	August 4, 2008
Registration Closes:
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Stacey Reid

Code	Date	Time
4BRAD01	March 8, 2009	2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
4BRAD02	March 19, 2009	6:00 - 7:00 p.m.

MAUMEE VALLEY AREA OPPORTUNITIES

BOUNCIN' TO BROWNIES TROOP PA OPPORTUNITY	Ages:
Assist with Brownie and Daisy Girl Scouts while the Daisies discover the fun and excitement of Brownie Girl Scouting at this workshop. With the help of Brownie Girl Scouts, girls will find out about Try-Its, do an activity to help others and make decorations for their bridging ceremony. Daisies will complete the steps necessary to earn the Bridge to Brownies patch.

Location:	Toledo Girl Scout Center
Cost:	No cost
Min/Max:	1/3
Registration Opens:	November 17, 2008
Registration Closes:	April 7, 2009
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Christy Gustin

Code	Date	Time
1BTBPA1	April 25, 2009	10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
1BTBPA2	April 25, 2009	12:30 - 2:00 p.m.

CRUISIN' TO CADETTES PA OPPORTUNITY	Ages:
You will share your experiences as a Cadette/Senior Girl Scouts as you assist the girls as they explore the Cadette/Senior Interest Project Patches, STUDIO 2B Focus Books, Silver Award, and many other opportunities out there.

Location:	Toledo Girl Scout Center
Cost:	No cost
Min/Max:	1/6
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Christy Gustin

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
1CTCPA1	3/10/09	6:00-8:30 p.m.	11/17/08	02/24/09
1CTCPA2	04/02/09	6:00 - 8:30 p.m.	11/17/08	03/17/09

CAR SENSE WORKSHOP

Ages:

This is a must for anyone driving or getting ready to drive a car. Instruction will be an interactive, classroom, hands-on workshop on the basics of how a car works, and the how's and why's of preventative car maintenance. You will perform many basic preventative maintenance skills on actual cars in a live college lab/shop setting. Girls will work on requirements for the Car Sense Interest Project Patch.

Location:	Owens Community College, Perrysburg Twp., OH
Cost:	$5/girl
Min/Max:	10/30
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Christy Gustin

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
1CAR001	11/8/08	9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.	08/04/08	10/21/08
1CAR002	03/07/09	9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.	11/17/08	03/17/09

KEEPIN' IT REAL	Ages:
Come join us for a weekend of fun designed just for you! Choose the workshops that you want. This is a great opportunity for JUST girls to come to camp and enjoy workshops, fun activities, and meet new friends.

Location:	Camp Libbey, Defiance, OH
Cost:	$55/girl for weekend $35/girl Saturday only
Time:	6:30 p.m. Friday - 11:00 a.m. Sunday
Min/Max:	40/80
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Christy Gustin

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
1KIREAL	11/14-16/08		08/04/2008	10/28/08

IT'S A GIRLS LIFE - LEAD IT! Teen Leadership Summit	Ages:
Join us for an activity where you will explore, develop and expand your leadership skills. Explore topics such as decision making, effective listening, defining leadership and what makes a good leader and more. Discover your leadership style through Fun activities and individual challenges while making new friends! Watch for more information on our website at www.girlscoutsofwesternohio.org.

Location:	TBA
Cost:	$30/girl
Min/Max:	40/80
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Christy Gustin

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
1LDCONF	2/14-15/09	11:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.	08/04/2008	01/27/09

LIVE THE ALOHA SPIRIT - PA OPPORTUNITY	Ages:
Assist Junior Girl Scouts as they explore the cultures and customs that make up the state of Hawaii. Activities will include the Hawaiian language, food, dance and games.

Location:	Toledo Girl Scout Center
Cost:	No cost
Min/Max:	2/5
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Christy Gustin

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
1LASPA1	01/10/09	9:00 am - Noon	08/04/2008	12/16/08
1LASPA2	01/10/09	1:00 - 4:00 p.m.	08/04/2008	12/16/08
1LASPA3	03/21/09	9:00 am - Noon	11/17/08	03/03/09
1LASPA4	3/21/09	1:00 - 4:00 P.M.	11/17/08	3/3/09

FIRST AID FOR LITTLE PEOPLE PA OPPORTUNITY	Ages:
Assist with Brownie Girl Scouts as they Girls work on requirements for the Safety Sense Try-it.

Location:	Toledo Girl Scout Center
Cost:	No cost
Min/Max:	2/6
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Christy Gustin

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
1FALPA1	12/6/08	10:00 a.m. - Noon	08/04/2008	11/18/08
1FALPA2	12/6/08	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	08/04/2008	11/18/08
1FALPA3	2/7/09	10:00 a.m. - Noon	08/04/2008	01/20/09
1FALPA4	2/7/09	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	08/04/08	01/20/09

CAMP CEO

Ages:

Camp CEO is a career exploration and leadership program where 10th-12th grade girls who “dream big” will interact with executive women in a non-traditional setting. Girls will hang out and participate in both indoor and outdoor activities with local women business leaders at Camp Libbey in April 2009. Learn what it’s really like to be an executive and, it will also look great on a college application! Girls will go through an application, interview and selection process for this program opportunity. Applications are due in January, interviews are held in February and selections are made by March.

Location:	Toledo Girl Scout Center
Cost:	$25/girl
Min/Max:	10/25
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Christy Gustin

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
1CCEO01	4/24-26/09	6:30 p.m. Fri - 11:30 a.m. Sun	11/17/08	1/2009

PROGRAM AIDE CORE TRAINING

Ages:

This opportunity is a leadership course for girls who are currently in the 7th grade or older, who are interested in working with younger girls at program opportunities such as day camps, council events, troop settings or special events. This core training is designed to foster the development of basic leadership skills. Girls will be introduced to "Safety-Wise", work on age appropriate programming and communication skills. Fee includes Program Aide pin and an activity file. Girls will need to bring a sack lunch and beverage. Girls must have completed the 6th grade (are currently 7th grade or older) to take this training.

Location:	Toledo Girl Scout Center
Cost:	$8/girl
Min/Max:	10/30
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Christy Gustin

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
1PACT01	2/28/09	9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.	11/17/08	2/10/09
1PACT02	3/28/09	9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.	11/17/08	3/10/09
1PACT03	4/25/09	9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.	11/17/08	4/7/09

APPLESEED RIDGE AREA OPPORTUNITIES

CULTURE CLUB - HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH	Ages:
Winter holidays, Hispanic Heritage Month and American Indian Month are amazing opportunities to delve into other cultures. Age progressive clay projects will lend themselves to self expression of cultural understandings.

CODE:	2HHM001
Location:	Woodhaven Program Center - Service Center Garage
Cost:	$6/girl
Times:	5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Dates:	10/10/08
Min/Max:	10/30
Registration Opens:	August 4, 2008
Registration Closes:	10/1/08
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Kelda Heitkamp

CULTURE CLUB - AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH	Ages:
Winter holidays, Hispanic Heritage Month and American Indian Month are amazing opportunities to delve into other cultures. Age progressive clay projects will lend themselves to self expression of cultural understandings.

CODE:	2AIH001
Location:	Camp Myeerah
Cost:	$6/girl
Times:	Noon - 2:00 p.m.
Dates:	11/22/08
Min/Max:	10/20
Registration Opens:	August 4, 2008
Registration Closes:	11/1/08
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Kelda Heitkamp

PERSONALIZED POTTERY

Ages:

Fire, water, earth and space - according to an ancient Indian medical theory each person falls into one of these three categories based on the mind body connection. Just for creative fun, we will explore the different body types and use that information in describing ourselves either through slab, coil or pinch pot techniques. Be prepared to get messy during the project and leave 4-6 weeks for the return of your project.

CODE:	2PPOT01
Location:	Woodhaven Program Center - Service Center Garage
Cost:	$6/girl
Times:	Noon - 2:00 p.m. or 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Dates:	4/4/09
Min/Max:	10/20
Registration Opens:	November 17, 2008
Registration Closes:	March 15, 2009
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Kelda Heitkamp

COOPERATION WORKSHOP	Ages:
Girls will use props and equipment to solve problems or challenges as a group. Formerly called Initiatives, it's a great activity to build teamwork!

Cost:	$6/girl
Min/Max:	20/50
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Kelda Heitkamp

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Location
2COWSP2	9/22/08	4:30 - 6:30 p.m.	8/4/08	Myeerah

COOKIE BOX CREATIONS	Ages:
Girls will work as a troop or group to design and construct a structure made out of empty Girl Scout cookie boxes. When completed, the structures will be displayed for an evaluation by professional volunteer judges. These structures are amazing eye catchers for a cookie booth.

Cost:	$20/group
Min/Max:	10 groups
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Kelda Heitkamp

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Location
2COOKIE	January		11/17/08	Woodhaven

BUCKEYE TRAILS AREA OPPORTUNITIES

DATING RIGHTS & SAFETY	Ages:
Learn about relationship dynamics, the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors and how to decide what you want out of a relationship. Girls will also learn how to protect themselves and stay safe when dating. Date rape, violence and related topics will be discussed. Sensitive Issues Permission forms must be turned in with registration for all girls attending.

Cost:	$3
Min/Max:	30 max
Min/Max:	10/30
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Sarah Kelly

Code	Date	Time	Location	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
3DRS001	12/4/08	6:00 - 8:00 p.m.	Dayton Girl Scout Center	08/04/2008	11/20/08
3DRS002	1/16/09	6:30 - 8:30 p.m.	Whip Poor Will	11/17/08	1/2/09
3DRS003	2/20/09	6:30 - 8:30 p.m.	Little House	11/17/08	2/6/09

CERAMICS BADGE AND IP	Ages:
Learn how to pour a mold and clean the greenware. You will also work with clay and learn all about the kiln. This is a three week class. Badge is included in the cost.

Location:	Dayton Girl Scout Center
Cost:	$8.50
Min/Max:	5/20
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Sarah Kelly

Code	Date	Time	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
3CER001	10/1, 8, 15/08	6:30 - 8:30 p.m.	08/04/2008	9/17/08
3CER002	1/21, 28, 2/4/09	6:30 - 8:30 p.m.	11/17/08	1/7/09
3CER003	5/6, 13, 20/09	630 - 8:30 p.m.	11/17/08	4/22/09

UNIQUELY ME	Ages:
This national Girl Scout program is designed to foster positive self-esteem among girls ages 8-17. Program includes activities that help girls focus on their strengths and best attributes, deal with peer pressure, develop a positive body image, indentify core values and interests to name just a few!

Location:	Camp Greene
Cost:	$4
Min/Max:	10/20
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Sarah Kelly

Code	Date	Time	Location	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
3UME001	9/30/08	6:30 - 8:30 p.m.	Camp Greene	08/04/2008	9/17/08
3UME002	1/27/09	6:30 - 8:30 p.m.	Girl Scout Center - Dayton	11/17/08	1/13/09

CADETTE PROGRAM AIDE TRAINING	Ages:
This training session will enhance your leadership skills and give you a toolbox for assisting younger girls. Participants will receive their PA pin at the completion of this training. You must be present for the entire training to earn the pin. Bring a sack lunch and a drink.

Cost:	$4
Min/Max:	10/30
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Sarah Kelly

Code	Date	Time	Location	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
3CPAT01	11/1/08	10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.	Rolling Hills	08/04/2008	10/17/08
3CPAT02	3/21/09	10:00 - 2:30 p.m.	Dayton Girl Scout Center	11/17/08	3/1/09

CADETTE/SENIOR/AMBASSADORS ASSOCIATION (CSA)

Ages:

The Cadette/Senior/ Ambassadors is all about YOU and the things you love - challenge, service and adventure! It's a place where you can be yourself and become your best; meet new people and hang out with friends who care about you; explore your beliefs, express yourself and voice your opinions; take action on what's important to you through community service projects. It's also a place where you can make a difference - you'll help plan awesome events that are just for older girls! All girls ages 11-17 are welcome! Every third Sunday, September - May.

Cost:	No Cost
Time:	2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Sarah Kelly

BRIDGING TO ADULTS	Ages:
This workshop is available to graduating seniors to meet the requirements for the Bridge to Adult pin which will be presented at the volunteer recognition event in April.

Cost:	No cost
To Register:	Download the Council Sponsored Registration Form, complete and mail or fax to the appropriate regional office.
Contact:	Sarah Kelly

Code	Date	Time	Location	Registration Opens	Registration Closes
3BRAD01	3/3/09	6:30 - 7:30 p.m.	Dayton Girl Scout Center	11/17/08	2/17/09
3BRAD02	3/15/09	2:00 - 3:00 p.m.	Dayton Girl Scout Center	11/17/08	3/1/09

Girl Scouts of Western Ohio

Administrative Office

4930 Cornell Road, Cincinnati, OH 45242-1804

T: 513.489.1025 or 800.537.6241 F: 513.489.1417

Chair - Nancy Dawes

Chief Executive Officer -Barbara J. Bonifas