Giving Opportunities
At Girl Scouts, we know that when girls succeed, so do our communities. Thank you for considering an investment in Girl Scouts of Central Indiana —together, we can make a difference in the lives of thousands of girls in our region.
Thank you for considering a gift to build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place. When girls succeed, so do our communities. With your help, we can make a difference in the lives of thousands of local girls. Every gift helps provide essential experiences for Girl Scouts, such as:
$10 can provide a council activity for a Girl Scout
$25 can provide a full year of fun patches for a Girl Scout
$50 can provide two years of uniform assistance for a Girl Scout
$65 can provide a full year of membership for one girl
$100 can fund a STEM Badge Lab experience for an entire troop
$250 can give a Girl Scout the chance to attend a week-long Day Camp at Camp Dellwood
$500 can send a Girl Scout to a week-long Horse Camp at Camp Gallahue
Make your gift today or continue reading to learn about how you can multiply your impact through monthly giving, make a transformational gift as a member of the Leadership Circle, or create a legacy through a planned gift.
After founding the Girl Scout movement in 1912, Juliette "Daisy" Gordon Low dedicated the rest of her life to cultivating safe spaces where girls could learn and flourish. To her, every Girl Scout was a Daisy in her garden.
Members of Daisy’s Garden work to generate lasting impact to sustain Girl Scouts in their community through monthly giving. Consider commemorating Juliette Gordon Low’s generosity by joining Daisy’s Garden with a monthly gift of $10 or more.
Members of the Leadership Circle partner with Girl Scouts of Central Indiana to build the future of Girl Scouts in our region through a three-year commitment to the Girl Scout mission for an annual gift of $1,500 or more. These keystone gifts make it possible for Girl Scouts of Central Indiana to invest in camp improvement, innovative new programs, and secure the future of Girl Scouts for generations to come. To learn more about how you can help build a brighter future for Girl Scouts, email Liz Boskovich about joining the Leadership Circle.
Ms. Carol Adney
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Barlow
Ms. Elaine Bedel
Mr. Ken L. Bird
Dr. Lynda Bonewald
Mr. and Mrs. James Booth
Dr. David and Mrs. Mary Burns
Ms. Kelly Cropp
Alena Raley Faith
Ms. Elizabeth Forman
Mrs. Jo Lynn Garing
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gerardot
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Jischke
Ms. Sam Julka
Mr. and Mrs. Christian LeSesne
John and Laura Ludwig
Ms. Kimberly C. Mayrose
Ms. Erica Metz
Ms. Michele Miller
Ms. and Mr. Mandy Montgomery
Miss Dian Moore
Mrs. Jackie Morris
Ms. Andrea Myers
Ms. Peggy J. Naile
Ms. Gail Newmark
Mrs. Judy O'Bannon
Mr. Alan O'Rear
Ms. Michelle D. Pain
Ms. Amy L. Papincheck
Mr. and Mrs. George Plews
Mr. George and Mrs. Christine Plews
Mr. David and Mrs. Donna Sease
Ms. Jennifer Shaw
Ms. Jenny Skehan
Mrs. Deborah A. Hearn Smith
Mrs. Stephanie A. Smithey
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan
Ms. Catrina Tate
Ms. Maggie A. Tatter
Mr. James and Mrs. Florence Teskey
Mr. Matt and Mrs. Mary Thomas
Ms. Deana Potterf and Ms. Dawn Wolf
Ms. Tene Wright
For many of us, the experience being a Girl Scout, being a Girl Scout leader, or watching our daughters grow up through the Girl Scout program touched our lives deeply. We watched girls become strong, confident, and capable and saw how Girl Scouts opens doors for girls that helps them have a deeply fulfilling life of service and leadership.
Members of the Juliette Gordon Low Society extend their life’s passion for Girl Scouts by including Girl Scouts in their estate plans. If you are interested in learning more about how you can create a legacy of building a better tomorrow for girls, email Liz Boskovich.
Aimee Rose Formo
Andrea L. Myers
Carl Bender and Judge Barbara Brugnaux
Cheryl Guieb
Christine C. Plews
Christine Woodward
Danielle Shockey
Deana Potterf and Dawn Wolf
Deb McCloud
Deborah Hearn Smith
Dian Moore
Diana Sullivan
Dianne Belk and Lawrence Calder Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift
Ellen Winking
Erik and Eva Anderson Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift
Georgia Miller
Jennifer Burke
Joan Anderson
Joan M. Trendell
Karen and Tom Schuman
Karen S. Wolford
Kathleen Atwell
Kathy and Dave Bartel
Laura Baltz
Linda Tyler
Liz (Mellett) Rehfus
M. Catherine Ritchie
Mary Alice Vondrak
Mary Azar Callahan
Melissa Stout-Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Buse
Mr. and Mrs. Karl McClure, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phelps
Noraleen Young
Paul and Karen Ainslie
Peggy Bachman
Peggy J. Naile
Polly Harker
Rebecca L. Carl
Rosy Brownell
Sally Morton
Sandra Borders
Stephanie Smithey
Susie and Dave Cala
The Mutter Marines, Lt. Gen. Carol and Col. Jim
There are many ways to give to Girl Scouts of Central Indiana. For more information about how your gifts of time and talent can make a difference, contact:
The Fund Development Team
Girl Scouts of Central Indiana
7201 Girl Scout Lane
Indianapolis, IN 46214
317.924.6800
Girl Scouts of Central Indiana is a 501(c) 3 organization.