A
key ingredient in Girl Scouting is the partnership of girls
and adults working together to plan and carry out Girl Scout
program activities. Winston Churchill once said, “We
make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what
we give.” Girl Scouts of Frontier
Council would like to thank ALL of our volunteers who give so much to the youth
we serve.
The Girl Scouts of Frontier Council Community Benefactor
Award recognizes an individual, business or organization
whose outstanding support of Girl Scouts has benefited
the entire council or the entire Girl Scout Movement, by
contributing to the council’s goals and objectives.
2007 Recipient:
Pulte Homes
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2006 Recipient:
Perini Construction
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Painters JATC
The members of Painters JATC retextured and
repainted all of our cabins (inside and out) at Camp Foxtail,
and laid new carpet in all of the cabins. They have committed
to return at the end of resident camp to redo Hudlow Hall
and the remaining cabin structures. They have also remodeled
the Henderson Scout House by retexturing the inside and repainting
inside and outside of the building. They have also leveled
the floor and laid down a beautiful new floor with inset
designs in the tile.
2005 Recipient:
Cox Communications
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2004 Recipient:
Clear Channel Outdoor
Since 2001, Clear Channel Outdoor has donated
billboard space to Frontier Council for public service announcements.
Billboard promotions included the Girl Scout cookie sale
program, and a six month campaign to increase awareness of
Girl Scouting! In total, Clear Channel Outdoor has donated
$46,275 in outdoor billboard space to the Girl Scouts of
Frontier Council. THANK YOU CLEAR CHANNEL!
A
key ingredient in Girl Scouting is the partnership of girls
and adults working together to plan and carry out Girl Scout
program activities. Winston Churchill once said, “We
make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what
we give.” Girl Scouts of Frontier
Council would like to thank ALL of our volunteers who give so much to the youth
we serve.