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Volunteer Support Webinar October 20, 2011

Volunteer Support Webinar October 20, 2011. Agenda. • Council Programming • Camp Pathway • Camp Property Site Teams Upcoming Dates. Staff Contacts. Neil Simpson, Camp Pathway Manager nsimpson@gswpa.org Ext. 1409 Beth Ann Novak, bnovak@gswpa.org Ext. 1132

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Volunteer Support Webinar October 20, 2011

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  1. Volunteer Support WebinarOctober 20, 2011

  2. Agenda • Council Programming • Camp Pathway • Camp Property Site Teams • Upcoming Dates

  3. Staff Contacts • Neil Simpson, Camp Pathway Manager nsimpson@gswpa.org Ext. 1409 • Beth Ann Novak, bnovak@gswpa.org Ext. 1132 • Ken Thornton, Vice President Property kthornton@gswpa.org Ext. 1112 • Missy Mattera, Vice President Volunteer Management mmattera@gswpa.org Ext. 1412 • Jane Horetsky, Director Volunteer Management jhoretsky@gswpa.org Ext. 1434

  4. Programs • Little Mermaid Stage Right Theatre Production *NEW* • Sat. Jan. 21, 2012 at 2:00 PM • Grades K-12 and Families • $12.00/girl includes fun patch and $9.00/adult • Staff Contact: Beth Ann Novak Ext. 1132 or bnovak@gswpa.org • Amazing Adaptations • Sat. Oct. 29, 2012 • Grades K-3 • $13.00/girl and $13.00/adult • Staff Contact: Heather Keefe Ext. 1705 or hkeefe@gswpa.org • Girl Scout Music Day • Sat. Nov. 5, 2012 • Grades 4-5 • $5.00/girl No adult fee • Staff Contact: Heather Keefe Ext. 1705 or hkeefe@gswpa.org

  5. Highlighted Program Cont. • Brava! At the Pittsburgh Opera Girl Scout Day • Fri. Nov. 11, 2011 • Grades K-12 • $28.00 per girl and $28.00 per adult • Staff Contact: Heather Keefe Ext. 1705 or hkeefe@gswpa.org • Lights, Places, Curtain • Sat. Nov. 12, 2011 • Grades K-8 • $14.00 per girl and $5.00 per adult • Staff Contact: Heather Keefe Ext. 1705 or hkeefe@gswpa.org • Brownie Day at Phipps Conservatory *NEW* • Sat. Nov. 12, 2011 • Grades 2-3 • $29.00 per girl and $12.00 per adult • Staff Contact: Heather Keefe Ext. 1705 or hkeefe@gswpa.org

  6. Highlighted Programs Cont. • Chemistry Makes the World Better Place • Sun. Nov. 6, 2011 • Grades 6-8 • $10.00 per girl / no Adult Fee • Staff Contact: Brittany Shatto Ext. 1431or bshatto@gswpa.org • Reel on the Field • Fri. Nov. 11, 2011 • Grades 6-12 • $5.00 per girl / no Adult Fee • Staff Contact: Brittany Shatto Ext. 1431or bshatto@gswpa.org • Stories With Alice • Sat. Oct. 29, 2011 • Grades 6-12 • $6.00 per girl / no Adult Fee • Staff Contact: Brittany Shatto Ext. 1431 or bshatto@gswpa.org

  7. Highlighted Programs Cont. • A Christmas Carol *New* • Tues. Dec. 13, 2011 • Grades K-12 and Families • $1.00 per person • Staff Contact: Brittany Shatto Ext. 1431 or bshatto@gswpa.org • 100 Years of Scouting OVERNIGHT • Fri. Oct. 28 – Sat. Oct. 29, 2011 • Grades 6-12 • $20.00/girl $10.00/adult • Staff Contact: Beth Ann Novak Ext. 1132 or bnovak@gswpa.org • St.Francis Girl Basketball Game • Sat. Dec. 3, 2011 • Grades K-12 and Families • $7.00 per girl includes fun patch and $10.00 adult • Staff Contact: Beth Ann Novak Ext. 1132 or bnovak@gswpa.org

  8. Highlighted Programs Cont. • Mall Shows • Various dates • Grades K-12 and families • Free unless participating in Soap Box Derby • Staff Contact: Kylie Dunmire Ext. 1132 or kdunmire@gswpa.org • Game On! • Sat. Jan. 21, 2011 • Grades K-12 • Staff Contact: Kylie Dunmire Ext. 1132 or kdunmire@gswpa.org

  9. Programs on Demand or P.O.D’s • P.O.Ds will allow you to borrow a kit for several of our most popular programs. Once you receive the kit, you will be able to gather your group, choose a date and time that suites your needs and run the program yourself. • P.O.D kits will be available soon! • Kit’s available are: • Ms. President • Bubbleology • Bow Wow’s and Meows • Underground Railroad • Win Win

  10. CAMP PATHWAY

  11. Camp Pathway Program Opportunities • Camp Timberlake: Bullseye! It’s Archery Grades 4-8Sat. Oct. 29,2011 $9 per girl/no adult fee • Camp Yough: Camp Champ Scramble Grades 6-12Sat. Nov. 5, 2011 $4 per girl/no adult fee • Camp Redwing: Geocaching Mar. 31 TBD • Camp Elliot: Astronomer in Training Grades 6-12Mar. 23 – Mar 25, 2012 $30 per girl • Camp Singing Hills: Let it Snow: Winter Survival Grades 6-12Feb. 4 – Feb. 5, 2012 $35 per girl / $35 per adult

  12. Camp Pathway Program Opportunities • Camp Resting Waters: Yes We CanGrades 6-12Sat. Nov. 5, 2011$12 per girl / $12 per adult • Camp Skymeadow: Mission: Sisterhood OvernightGrades 9-10 Feb. 24 – 25$15 per girl/$10 per girl • Camp Roy Weller: Flurry Festivities TBA • Camp Curry Creek: T-shirt Quilting Weekend Jan. 13-15$50 per girl • Camp Conshatawba: Night Owls Nov. 5-6$17 per girl/$8 per adult

  13. Program Teams • Have a special skill and want to share it? Join a Program Team! • Program Teams are groups of people county/regionally based who work with a member of council to create and run programs/camps. • Contact gpennline@gswpa.org or 800-248-3355 x1007 to inquire and be directed to the most appropriate Camp/ Program Manager.

  14. Camp SMORE • *New* S’MORE the Camp Edition! • S’MORE will feature only Summer camp opportunities (i.e. Resident, CORE & Day Camp), camp fun facts & forms for registration • There will be 3 S’MORE publications throughout the year • Should be in member’s hands in late December • Can more clearly promote Girl Scout camp experiences earlier in the year and create goal setting opportunities.

  15. Service Unit CORE Camp • Allow a council Camp Pathway Manager to plan and coordinate with your SU camp committee all aspects of you SU camp. • Have options of activities, all instructors, food, health care, and facilities taken care of for you by camp staff. • Customized and created from your input and with your theme in mind.

  16. PROPERTY SITE TEAMS

  17. GSWPA Site Teams: Camp Conshatawba (10) Camp Curry Creek (6) Camp Elliott (6) Camp Hawthorne Ridge (18) Camp Redwing (6) Camp Resting Waters (12) Camp Roy Weller (3) Camp Singing Hills (7) Camp Skymeadow (5)

  18. Purpose of Site Teams Participate in the maintenance and community resource identification for a council camp property to increase member and nonmember use of GSWPA camps. Our strategic goal with site teams and girl member that enrollment is to show donors that property will teach the girls our most important outcomes in preparing them for lifelong skills and expand their networks.

  19. Responsibilities: • Analyze and interpret pertinent information in order to be part of the decision- making team on current and future GSWPA maintenance projects. • Compile an outlined scope of maintenance work which will define the age- appropriate criteria for groups performing bronze award and journey projects at GSWPA camps. • Provide input and feedback to identify community resources that can be approached to donate human, material, or monetary resources to address property maintenance needs

  20. Responsibilities Cont’d • To mentor girl site team members to reach the learning outcomes outlined in the team’s objectives. • To participate in property development based upon data and plans presented by the marketing and program site teams.

  21. Girl Member Participation • Older girls participating • Support Pathways • Building young leaders through Discover, Connect and Take Action • Building girls of Courage, Confidence, and Character.

  22. Fun Projects

  23. Hawthorne Site Team

  24. Skymeadow Site Team

  25. Singing Hills Site Team

  26. Additional Promotions:

  27. Conclusion: • Questions? • Thank you for attending today! • Mark Your Calendar & RSVP for the next session November 17 “Girl Scout Cookie Program,” 10 am or 7 pm—your choice.

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