Membership Area 17

Membership Area 17 Volunteer Information

Make a Blanket Day was a huge success! Thanks to everyone who came to help and everyone who donated fleece or finished blankets! Our grand total was *drumroll* 103 blankets! So, leaders, go get those 100 ways to serve patches for your participants. There are Project Linus patches available, contact Rebecca before Dec. 19.

Troop Number

Troop Contact Person with email and/or phone number

Number of Patches to be Order

Total Cost of the Patches

The information and money can be dropped off at Rebecca's house or sent as follows:

Rebecca Johnson

2141 Hillebrand Dr.

Cross Plains, WI 53528

Checks can be made out to Girl Scout Troop #2423.

Membership Area 17’s Leadership team is planning a lock-in at Lussier Family YMCA West. Both Cross Plains and Middleton Girl Scouts are invited for either an evening and/or overnight of fun! Activities may include swimming, basketball, ZUMBA dancing, team walkers, parachute games, line dancing, karaoke, playing cards, crafts such as henna and a movie.

Arrival Time: Friday, January 20, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. at Lussier Family YMCA West. Please arrive 10 minutes early as activities will begin at 7:00 p.m.

Pick Up Time for those going Home on Friday Night: Friday night, January 20, 2012, at 10:00 p.m. at Lussier Family YMCA West.

Pick Up Time for those Spending the Night: Saturday morning, January 21, 2012 at 7:00 a.m. at Lussier Family YMCA West. Please arrive promptly as we will get charged extra if we don’t get out of the facility on time.

LOCATION: Lussier Family YMCA West, 5515 Medical Circle, Madison, WI 53719

Any questions regarding this event should be directed to:

Brenda Liegel at bliegel@tds.net - phone # 798-2435

Nicole Biessmann at Biessman@tds.net – phone # 826-0099

Carollers wanted!

Rosewood Villa,902 N. High Point Road Call Julie Grebe at 827-5500 or email at rosewood@eenhoorn.com if you need additional information.

WANTED

Event planners and Membership Area Leadership Team

If you are interested in planning events or taking a more active role in the leadership of our Membership Area, we're looking for you!

Future event planners should contact Cathy (cslanders@charter.net)

Future MALT members should contact Rita (bluer@gsbadgerland.org)

‘100 Ways to Serve’ patch report and order form

Return this form to: GSWI-BC, Attn: 100 Ways, 2710 Ski Lane, Madison, WI 53713

100 ways to Serve is Badgerland’s 100^th anniversary service challenge! Show your superpowers by serving your community! All girls and troops are encouraged to take part in this amazing effort to give back on the 100^th anniversary of the Girl Scouting Movement. First, create a troop or individual service goal such as ‘plant 100 bulbs for our school,’ clean out 100 bluebird houses, plant 100 trees in our community, collect 100 food items per girl. Second, carry out your service idea! Last fill out this patch report and order form, to report on your service and order your patches!

Please complete the following information with your preferred contact information for delivery of program patches.

Name

Troop # or Membership Area

Address 1

Address 2

City/Town State Zip Code

Phone Email Address

I am a _________ (check one box)

ð Girl Scout Leader

ð Girl Scout Parent

ð Girl Scout

ð Girl Scout Volunteer

Which Girl Scout Level is your group? (checke box(es) below)

ð Girl Scout Daisy, K - 1 grade

ð Girl Scout Brownie, 2 -3 grade

ð Girl Scout Junior, 4 - 5 grade

ð Girl Scout Cadette, 6 - 8 grade

ð Girl Scout Senior, 9 - 10 grade

ð Girl Scout Ambassador, 11 - 12 grade

What type of service project did you do for your ‘100 Ways to Serve’ project?

q Environmental (i.e. planting trees)

q Education or Outreach (i.e. posters, awareness raising for issues)

q Senior Care (i.e. assisting at a Senior Center)

q Community Improvement (i.e. cleaning up community garden, planting bulbs, painting)

q Hunger and Poverty (i.e. collecting food or clothing)

q Girl Scout Service (planning and running events, recruitments, or serving at Girl Scout Properties)

q Other type (please describe)

How many Girl Scout girls participated in your project? __________________________________

How many adults both Girl Scout and volunteer who participated in your project? ___________________________

Total number of hours served on your project:

# of people ________ X # of hours worked (average per person) ________ = __________________________ total hours

Please report on impact of your troops project by filling in any appropriate numbers below

ð Number of Food Items Collected
ð Number of Clothing Items Collected
ð Number of Trees Planted
ð Other (Type and Quantity)

Please share any additional comments or stories about your '100 Ways to Serve' project!

Congratulations on completing the ‘100 Ways to Serve’ program! We cannot wait to hear all of the exciting things your troop did! This report will help us to document all of the wonderful service projects troops have provided across our council! Thank you for taking the time to fill it out.

Patch Order (complete only if you have not ordered patches through the ebiz website to prevent duplicate orders)

# of Patches X $3.00 = = Total Due

Delivery method:

ð Mail (to address on the front of this form)

ð Pick up @ Girl Scout Service Center (choose one) ð Beloit ð La Crosse Madison ð Platteville

Payment Method:

ð Check ________ (If paying by check, make checks payable to GSWIBC)

ð Credit Card (circle one): Visa MasterCard Discover

Name on Credit Card: __________________________________________________________________

Credit Card #: ______________________________________________Exp.Date_________V-Code________

(three number code on back of CC)