ANNUAL REPORT

2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORSOFFICERSChair Kathryn L. Gann, PhD

1st Vice Chair Cleora Francis-O’Connor

2nd Vice Chair Lisa M. DeCubellis

Secretary Elsie Foy

Treasurer Maureen C. Sawyer

Chief Executive Officer Neil M. Stamps

MEMBERS AT LARGE Judith Clare Aida P. Crosson Laura Da Fonseca Nina Dash John Houle Jennifer Leigh Michael D. Lynch, Esq. Linda Schofield Kekin A. Shah George W. Shuster Lammis J. Vargas Jeffrey Wellen

HONORARY MEMBERSElizabeth C. Cugini Alice C. Donahue

It was appropriate that this year, the first year of Girl Scouting’s second century, our council positioned itself to embrace the future head on by moving to a new home at 500 Greenwich Avenue in Warwick. Our staff relocated in May and, soon thereafter, we celebrated the milestone in style -- including a ribbon cutting ceremony and a council-wide party right in our new parking lot. We were joined by a very special guest, Anna Maria Chávez, CEO of GSUSA. Through a series of special events, Anna shared her enthusiasm for the Girl Scout Movement with girls, leaders, staff, donors and a special gathering of local women leaders. She even jumped behind the counter in the Girl Scout Shop and helped ring up purchases of Girl Scout merchandise!

The new building is cheerful and full of light and energy. And it’s been a delight to have a new, highly visible and centrally located space where girls and volunteers feel free to stop by and say “hello”. But, most importantly, we now have plenty of “girl space” – enough to launch a Girl Leadership Experience Center, where girls from all over southern New England will gather and share their experiences with women and girls from across our nation and throughout the world. With input from girls, volunteers, and local leading women, we were able to create a vision for this new space:

Our vision for the new Girl Leadership Experience Center is a girl-led hub of creativity, connectivity, exploration, and inspiration, brimming with energy and exchange. The Center will be a safe, accessible, and fun place where ALL girls can come to discover and celebrate the greatness in themselves, others, and the world around them.

We both look forward to writing to you again in a year’s time and detailing how this ambitious vision has become a reality – all for the benefit of the girls in our council. And, ultimately, the good of society.

Sincerely,

Kathryn L. Gann, PhDBoard Chair

Neil M. StampsCEO

THANK YOU!

The Girl Scouts of RI Chorus began with one goal in mind: to spread a love of music, singing, and friendship among Girl Scout troops and our communities. Directed by Krystle Poirier, and accompanied by Assistant Director Marilyn Ross, the GSRI Chorus began in 2012 with only 6 members. The chorus has grown to include over 20 current members, and has performed at a Providence Bruins hockey game, McCoy Stadium for the Paw Sox, and numerous sing-a-long workshops for local troops and service units.

During the fall, girls sold more than 29,000 candy and nut products, along with magazine subscriptions. Troops donated 1,073 candy and nut products to Operation Support Our Troops.

More than 740,000 packages of Girl Scout cookies were sold during the 2013 Girl Scout Cookie Sale, resulting in $451,000 of proceeds for troops

and $50,000 given back to girls for camp credits. The girls of GSRI chose the Gabrielle Dinsmore Heart & Hope Fund as the beneficiary of the Cookie Sale Community Service Project and collectively donated $6,300 to the Fund.

Rhode Island General Treasurer Gina M. Raimondo served as the Honorary Cookie Chair and helped girls make the connection between building strong money management and financial literacy skills with selling cookies. Troops were encouraged to get creative and decorate their booth sale locations for the first Bling Your Booth Contest. West Warwick Troop #439 took home the Cookie Cup Trophy.

In March, the Twenty-Sixth Annual Senior Leadership Conference was held at Salve Regina University in Newport, RI. Over 240 older Girl Scouts learned strategies to assist peers, manage stress and more. The theme of the weekend was “Investigate, Collaborate, Activate 2013.”

Members of the Rhody Rockets canoe team spent every Saturday in April and May practicing their paddling skills on Larkin Pond. Under the leadership of 19-year veteran coach Laurie Pansa, the team’s hard work paid off when it competed in the General Clinton Canoe Regatta during Memorial Day Weekend. Despite rain and temperatures in the 40s, the Rhody Rockets sprinted to the finish in several races.

In the spring of 2013, construction of GSRI’s new headquarters at 500 Greenwich Avenue in Warwick was completed. A ‘soft opening’ was held

2013 YEAR IN HIGHLIGHTS

in April to introduce GSRI’s Board of Directors and key volunteers to the new building. And in May of 2013, the new office was officially open for business.

In late June the council welcomed a special visitor, Anna Maria Chávez, CEO of GSUSA. Through a series of special events, Anna shared her enthusiasm for the Girl Scout Movement with girls, leaders, staff, donors and a special gathering of local women leaders. She also presided at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the council’s new offices and Girl Leadership Experience Center.

Seventeen Girl Scout Gold Award recipients were honored on June 1 at a luncheon and ceremony at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet in Cranston, RI. Three of the recipients were also recognized as Young Women of Distinction, which provides scholarships to those girls whose Gold Award projects stood out

in the areas of creativity, impact and sustainability. April Marion Harff and Alison Jeffrey each received a $500 scholarship and Lindsay Gimple was awarded a $1,000 scholarship.

For the first time, our council also honored Silver Award recipients at the Gold Award Luncheon. Girls who received the highest award a Cadette can earn in 2012 received a special salute and had the chance to be inspired by their older sister Girl Scouts.

GSRI’s summer camp programs had another terrific year. A highlight for many girls was building courage while climbing a new mobile rock wall that traveled among the day camps. Girls at Camp Rocky Farm also got to enjoy archery for the first time, while campers at Hoffman tried their hand at frisbee golf and splashing into Larkin Pond via a new waterslide.

GSRI’s new headquarters, designed by Kite Architects, received a Silver Award for Architecture in re-purposing existing space from Rhode Island Monthly’s Best Of Rhode Island edition.

In January, when the apartment she shared with her Mom caught on fire, Junior Girl Scout Ashleigh C. was quick

to act. She yelled to wake her Mom up and made sure they both got out safely. In recognition of her courage, Ashleigh, from Woonsocket Troop 360, received a GSUSA Bronze Cross lifesaving award – presented when a girl has shown special heroism or has faced extraordinary risk of her own life to save another’s life.

At the end of September, GSRI welcomed our new CEO Neil M. Stamps. Neil, father of a Girl Scout alumna, came to GSRI with proven success in moving organizations forward by inspiring outstanding performance and superior customer focus.

On June 27, 2013, after more than 28 years of dedication and service to the girls and adult volunteers of our council, staff member Susan Santos, Assistant Executive Director, Girl & Adult Services, retired. To mark the occasion, friends and colleagues gathered to celebrate her many accomplishments and wish her well. Dan Webster and Ken Buteau handcrafted a very special keepsake: a box, hand-carved from fallen timber at Camp Hoffman. Donations in Susan’s honor were directed toward a scholarship fund for Girl Scouts from urban communities.

2013 MEMBERSHIP & FINANCIALS

Number of Girls Served – 8,700

Number of Adults Served – 2,600

Cost to Support One Girl Annually – $469

MEMBERSHIP STATISTICSProduct Sales $1,890,285

Camp & Program Fees $661,263

Philanthropy $305,101

Interest & Dividends $127,673

Girl Scout Shops $111,187

Other $94,768

SUBTOTAL: $3,190,277

Realized & Unrealized Gain on Investment Transactions $357,591

Increase in Value of Trust Assets $59,811

Gain on Disposition of Property & Equipment $6,500

TOTAL: $3,614,179

INCOME ALL FUNDS

*Expenses include $355,279 in depreciation.

GSRI is audited annually by an independent public accounting firm, and our complete audited financial statements are available upon request at:

GSRI, 500 Greenwich Ave, Warwick, RI 02886, Attention: Finance Department.

Program Services $2,918,539

Management & General $779,692

Fundraising $381,819

TOTAL: $4,080,050*

EXPENSES ALL FUNDS

72%4%

3%

3%

19%

9%

59%

21% 10%

2013 SPECIAL DONATIONS

in memory of Ethel DellasandroGFWC - Cranston Community

Women’s Club

in memory of Gay GiblinKaren CarnevaleJoanne Toppa

in memory of George and Muriel AndersonLee-Ann Anderson Hurtubise

in memory of George Byron Champlin, Jr.John and Nancy Armstrong

in memory of her mother, Lillian CerulloMs. Virginia M. Bowry

in memory of JoAnn Scotland HaggertyMargery E. LeBeau

in memory of John CarusoJohn and Nancy Armstrong

in memory of Margaret D. DillmannUAW Local 571 - Marine Draftsmen’s

AssociationMr. Richard C. CarpenterCarolyn and Richard CurtisBetty and Tony Faella

in memory of Bette VermetteJean Vermette

in memory of Carlo Ferraro and in honor of Janice FerraroAnnette Angeli

in memory of Christine P. StellaMrs. Arthur R. Poutray

in memory of Deborah Lynne McMaster TateMs. Joan H. McMaster

in memory of Donald and June GibbsElizabeth Gibbs

in memory of Doris OakleyElsie Foy

in memory of Dorothy HebertMs. Audrey D. Brett

in memory of Dorothy Salisbury, her former Girl Scout leaderJudith Ameen Wilchynski

in memory of Edna and Eugene LaplanteBeverly J. Laplante

in memory of Elise Anne AikenDolores C. Aiken

in honor of Caitlin BlaineKathleen Blaine

in honor of Betty CuginiMs. Jeannette C. Misuraca

in honor of Christina Logan and Jenny MacKecknie, Leaders of Troop 602Troop 602

in honor of Cynthia “Chocolate Chip” HarneyMs. Jeannette T. Costa

in honor of Deanne Louise Capotosto (my daughter/a Scout)Louise P. Capotosto

in honor of Deb GarneauAnna Maria BertorelliMarissa Bertorelli

in honor of Dorothy Favano (Mom) Girl Scout Camp Counselor, Troop Leader & Council Volunteer (in CT)Susan F. Cooper

in honor of her sister, Sara Bradford. Together, they still sing the Girl Scout songs they learned 60 years ago!Gail Gaustad

in honor of Jackie Jaquette, 2012 recipient of Salve Regina’s Staff Community Service awardSalve Regina University

in honor of Judy Eggleston’s birthdayBetsey J. Anderson

in honor of leaders and their daughtersPatricia Flores and Erin Flores

in honor of Mrs. Marilyn JohnsonJoan D. Moore

in honor of Mrs. S (Jennifer Spira)Mr. and Mrs. David Beck

in honor of Natalie CarrazzoJacqueline Carrazzo

IN MEMORY OF

IN HONOR OF

BARBARA WELCH FRENCH, our council’s first president, passed away in February at the age of 97. According to

her daughter, Betsy Rowland, Barbara’s biggest passion was the Girl Scouts.

Barbara held every major position in our council, including treasurer, and was an honorary board member until her death. When Girl Scouts of Rhode Island needed a new treasurer, Barbara told the council’s CEO (in true Girl Scout fashion), “Well, I’ve held a number of Girl Scout offices, but I’ve never been treasurer. Let’s give it a try.” Barbara was a Girl Scout member for over sixty years.

Grace GiffordElizabeth M. KelleyElinor R. KnightMr. Nathaniel W. Smith

in memory of Marge UsalisJohn and Nancy Armstrong

in memory of Marilyn H. BresslerMargery E. LeBeau

in memory of Mary A. PowersJanice S. Howard

in memory of my Girl Scout leader, Miss GlynnSheila J. Acciardo

in memory of my husband (Anthony Lisa), a former Boy ScoutAngela Lisa

in memory of Sarah “Louise” McDermottCatherine McDermott

in memory of William C. Meeker & Jean B. KingslandJean and Howard Milkman

in memory of Winifred Kelley SahagianMrs. Cynthia S. Cross

in honor of Pat FloresElissa and Matt Koskela

in honor of Sherri Arnold and Lynn BloomerSandra Bessacini

in honor of Susan Santos’ retirementClaire FabrizioLillian Wante GervaisKaren KingDenise RobinMrs. Christine R. StevensMartha, Jim and Liz FrutcheyFeleciano FamilyLynda and Howard PalmerDiane and Walter PelrineLori Codega, Recognitions

CommitteeConnie Worthington and Terry TullisMargaret and Joseph RoqueKenneth and Virginia NewhallCarole and Robert Young

John and Nancy ArmstrongSusan and Roger CicchiniMrs. John BreenSandra BessaciniJanet A. FeylerMrs. Elizabeth C. CuginiDolores C. AikenMarianne H. Limoges

in honor of Tiffany SiniscalchiMichael Seebeck

in honor of Tony FaellaJoan and Franklin Haskell

in honor of Troop 799Troop #799

in honor of troop leader Elisabeth HalleneRichard and Denise Langfield

We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals who made a donation in memory of someone they have lost.

We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals who made a donation to honor a family member or friend.

GSUSA BRONZE CROSS Given to a Girl Scout who has shown extraordinary heroism or risked her life to save another’s.Ashleigh Cloutier | Troop 360 | Woonsocket

THANKS BADGE ITruly outstanding service that benefits the entire council or the GS organization as a whole. Service is so significant that no other award would be appropriate.Pauline Gendron* | Pawtucket

APPRECIATION PINFor outstanding service beyond expectations of the position benefiting one or more service units.William “Bill” Howard* | North KingstownElaine Mathers* | East ProvidenceKim Michalik* | Chepachet

MILESTONES OF MEMBERSHIPNumber of years (girl and adult) as a member of Girl Scouts.Emma “Mickey” Birdy | 60 years | MiddletownNancy P. Armstrong* | 55 years | North KingstownMichele Gariepy | 55 years | North ProvidenceMaureen Egan | 45 years | South KingstownMargaret Richmond | 45 years | ProvidenceSusan Anderson | 40 years | PortsmouthCarolyn Dyer | 40 years | SouthgansettChristine Stevens | 25 years | North KingstownAlyssa Neubaker | 20 years | Seekonk, MA

Chetra Vongvixay | 10 years | ProvidenceJeannine Carreiro | 5 years | Fall River, MANicole Kelly | 5 years | CoventryErnie Little | 5 years | ChepachetJill Martens | 5 years | Barrington

VOLUNTEER YEARS OF SERVICENumber of years of service as a volunteer.Freda Lehrer* | 45 years | CranstonTina Bonanno | 25 years | WesterlyHelen Mochetti* | 20 years | WesterlyLisa Leone-Blackbird* | 20 years | SeekonkPamela Scheller* | 15 years | WesterlyJustina Victorino* | 15 years | CharihoChristine Fuller | 15 years | CharihoMargaret Sano | 10 years | WesterlyTori Gimple | 10 years | Pawcatuck, CTJeannine Carreiro | 5 years | Fall River, MAEileen Costa | 5 years | WesterlyDeanna Chiaradio | 5 years | WesterlyDanielle Drinan | 5 years | North Attleboro, MAErin Eckhart | 5 years | WesterlyDeborah Gibson | 5 years | WesterlyEva Hill | 5 years | WesterlyNancy Manning | 5 years | North AttleboroTangerine Moffitt | 5 years | Pawcatuck, CTCindy L. Nadeau | 5 years | Pawcatuck, CT

*Presented at the Annual Meeting

2013 ADULT RECOGNITIONSGirl Scouts of Rhode Island, Inc. partners with 2,600 trained, dedicated and wonderful adult volunteers who share their time and talent with the girls in our council. There are many formal ways to recognize an adult volunteer’s achievements. These adults (and one girl) were recognized during 2013 for their outstanding contributions.

FIONA BELTRAMTroop 395, Chepachet “The Making of a Museum”

BRIDGET CHAMPLINTroop 96, Warwick “Project Help”

KAITLYN ERIN CONERYTroop 888, Cumberland “Hearing the Silent”

KATERINA DENARDOTroop 106, Cranston “A Health and Wellness Center for the WCRI”

JESSICA MARIE DOWLINGTroop 464, North Kingstown “Church Youth Group for the High School Aged Teens”

LINDSAY MICHELLE GIMPLETroop 932, Pawcatuck “Oceans of Awareness”

SAVANNAH LYN HAINESTroop 1135, Westport Point “Yearling’s Crossing”

APRIL MARION HARFFTroop 426, Barrington “Project SAAF (Stop Assault Against Females)”

ISRA SYED HUSSAINTroop 708, Lincoln “Lead the Way to an Anti-Bullying Community”

JORDAN KELSAY HUTNAKTroop 336, Pawtucket “Go Green!”

ALISON JEFFREYTroop 106, Lincoln “Healthy Growing”

JORDAN GABRIELLE JEPSENTroop 131, Sutton “A ‘By the People, For the People’ Library”

Congratulations to the following girls who were honored for achieving the Girl Scout Gold Award -- the highest award in Girl Scouting -- at a ceremony at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet in Cranston, RI on Saturday, June 1, 2013.

SHELBY MARKEYTroop 196, Cumberland “The Garden for the Hungry”

CARLENE NIGUIDULATroop 426, Barrington “The Girl Movement”

MAIA ROTHTroop 554, Wakefield “Hazard Memorial Garden Restoration”

JENNIFER MARIE SCARBOROUGHJuliette, Smithfield “Teen Swim Mentoring Program”

MOLLY WILLIAMSTroop 426, Barrington “Something to Do”

2013 GOLD AWARD RECIPIENTS

Our second annual Young Women of Distinction Awards were presented to three Gold Award recipients whose Gold Award projects stood out from the others in the areas of creativity, sustainability, and impact. Congratulations to the two runners up: April Harff from Barrington and Alison Jeffrey from Lincoln. The winner of 2013’s Young Women of Distinction Award was Lindsay Gimple from Pawcatuck, CT.

$20,000 +Cardi’s FurnitureThe Champlin Foundations

$10,000 - $19,999.99Estate of Raymond M. RivardHelen Walker Raleigh Youth FundHenry A. Street FundGladys W. and

Raymond W. Mellor FundWPRI/WNAC

$5,000 - $9,999.99Ida Ballou Littlefield

Memorial TrustJune Rockwell Levy

Foundation, Inc.Mary E. LaffertyThe John Clarke Trust, Bank of

America, N.A. Co-Trustee

$2,500 - $4,999.99Jewelle C. AllenAmica Mutual Insurance

CompanyBrown UniversityE.W. BurmanKeith O. Flanagan and

Linda Tainsh FlanaganPawtucket Housing AuthorityDr. Ronald G. ShapiroTextron Charitable Trust

$1,000 - $2,499.99AnonymousBank of America Matching

Gift ProgramCitizens Charitable FoundationCity of PawtucketCynthia A. ClancyCharles and Ellen CollisConnecting for Children

and Families, Inc.Lisa M. DeCubellisFall River Women’s UnionMs. Cleora M. Francis-O’Connor

Jean-Ann McGraneMr. Walter F. McLaughlinNewport Community SchoolCynthia and John PaliottaProvidence Rotary Charities

FoundationShanix, Inc.George and Susan ShusterAnn K. ThroopWakefield Rotary ClubJudith Ameen Wilchynski

$500 - $999.99AnonymousJohn and Nancy ArmstrongNathan W. Chace and

Mary E. ChaceCity of Fall RiverPatricia and Roland CoutuWilliam and Mary DeWitt FamilyAndy and Polly EricksonGrace Falk*June and Rod FischerKathryn L. Gann, Ph.D.Laurie Anne GravesRotary Club of East GreenwichMs. Maureen C. SawyerPat and Jay SmithBrittany Smith Vasquez and

Juan VasquezWesterly/Pawcatuck Service Unit

$250 - $499.99Richard and Rebecca AlbergLisa A. and Loren C. BoweSusan and Roger CicchiniLori Codega, Recognitions

CommitteeMr. John N. ContiMrs. Cynthia S. CrossMrs. Elizabeth C. CuginiCumulus MediaDominion Resources

Services, Inc.Peter and Maryann Drogan

Leon and Cindy DudleyMs. Jo Ann M. DumondJanet A. FeylerThe Frutchey and

Richmond FamiliesMartha, Jim and Liz FrutcheyPauline and David GendronWilliam and Lori HowardLee-Ann Anderson HurtubiseMary H. JohnsonGail A. KelleherMargery E. LeBeauBeverly E. LedbetterRabbi Amy LevinLions Club of WesterlyMichael D. and Mary F. LynchMs. Connie E. MeroKimberly and Joseph MichalikKenneth and Virginia NewhallPatricia MurrayProvidence Housing AuthorityPVD Lady ProjectCarol SchwebelRuth M. SleicherBarbara C. SmithJane E. Sullivan, Esq.Susan D. SweeneyTeam T.R.E.C.AnonymousVerizon FoundationWesterly Community

Credit UnionConnie Worthington and

Terry TullisYMCA of Greater ProvidenceCarole and Robert Young

$100 - $249.99AAA Southern New EnglandSheila J. AcciardoDolores C. AikenDonna and Joe AmaralAnonymousKarin and Jim AukermanMr. and Mrs. Paul Barandiaran

The following is a list of donors who made a gift of cash, securities, a gift-in-kind and/or made a pledge between October 1, 2012 and September 30, 2013. In order to minimize printing costs, we have chosen to display only donors of $20 or more.

For the purposes of this report, matching gifts are credited to both the donor and the matching gift organization. We have made every effort to correctly identify our donors. If omissions or discrepancies are noted, please contact Jill Martens at jmartens@gsri.org or at (401) 331-4500 x1304 so we can update our records.

AnonymousSara M. BradfordKenneth and Anne Marie ButeauEric CarlsonKaren CarnevaleMr. Ernest J. CarrellasPatricia R. CarterSusan Carr DavisDr. Lenore A. DeLuciaSonja and Anthony DeStefanisMr. and Mrs. Joseph V. DeStefanoMargaret and Jimmie DollRobert W. DonaldRoberta DowdingDonna M. DupuisMs. Karen M. EdwardsMichelle M. EmeryBetty and Tony FaellaRuth FisherElsie FoyGFWC Wampanoag

Women’s ClubJudy and Todd HarffPamela and John HinvesConstance A. HowesLeo G. HutchingsMrs. Sheila R. HuttonMs. Margaret E. KaneMs. Nicole M. KellyKiwanis Club of Woonsocket, Inc.Elissa and Matt KoskelaDiane L. KowalVirginia and Robert LalloBeverly J. LaplanteDonna LewisLiberty Mutual Insurance

CompanyMr. Ernest J. LittleMrs. Catherine H. MachalaSebestyen and Jill MartensMr. and Mrs. Norman E.

McCulloch, Jr., Trustees, McAdams Charitable Foundation

Raymond Mello

2013 DONORS

Jana R. Moury BradishDeborah Myers Meilun, MDMr. and Mrs. Paul C. Nicholson, Jr.Georgette E. NobregaJ. Timothy and Dorothy O’ReillyGail A. ParenteMrs. Pamela R. PinheiroScott E. RageotteCynthia RollinsRotary Club of WoonsocketSusan L. SantosMichael SeebeckJane and Deming ShermanJean E. ShorrockErik P. SilvestriDavid M. SmithSusan SteinerMrs. Christine R. StevensSusan VandenbergJean VermetteBarbara M. WallaceWilliam and Ashley WebsterDr. Carol A. Wheeler and

Mr. Robert W. ParkerEdward and Catherine White

$20 - $99.99The Fund for Community

ProgressElizabeth and Dave McNabElizabeth S. WarrenMs. Sara E. Lilligreen and

Mr. Michael J. MontoyaEloise L. BoyerPatrick H. CollinsLori A. FernandesGert SheaMrs. Frances ShippeeMs. Susan R. GentileLynne M. Palmisciano, MD

and Mr. Peter McIntyreWilliam KowalSiemens Caring HandsChetra VongvixayVictoria L. ClareAnne M. CsizmesiaStaci A. DebloisChristina H. and

Steven A. MinicucciDavid E. OusterhoutBarbara J. RayLynn ReigstadCarroll and Winslow AdamsBetsey J. AndersonDiane M. Cheever

Jennifer S. and John E. Condon, III

Susan F. CooperKatherine M. CowettMr. and Mrs. William P. CraigJeanne and Paul D’AmbrosiaCharlotte C. DeMarcoJane A. DesforgesJayne A. DevolClaire FabrizioAlberta L. GilmanDiane S. GirardAnn L. HoganKenneth and Grace HornKaren KingC. Richard and Jane KosterKaren and Keith KruegerJohn F. LawMartha Lewin and Jack EganEd and Grace McKinlayMr. Ronald K. NelsonMr. Robert P. O’ConnellSharon and Robert O’ConnellMarilyn M. RossGertrude C. SantosPriscilla ShubeMrs. Carolann R. SoderMs. Betty E. StaceyMr. and Mrs. Thomas E.

Sweeney, Jr.Troop #460 - SeekonkLinda and Brad VoelzLillian Wante GervaisCynthia and Scott WheelerJudith L. NazarethBrandon KeoughKristine and Timothy MertensDeborah BarrosMr. Nathaniel P. DodgeNancy GillheeneyDenise RobinJoann T. RuggieriMargaret Tryforos and

Paul ThompsonEllen L. Anderson and

Edwin C. AndrewsMs. Sally ErskineJanice S. HowardMaydith MerzSamir and Susan MoubayedMrs. Ruth B. WhippleLouise MooreBrenda AlpaioHelga Liese

Wayne K. PierceBarbara and James AndersonMr. Vincent J. ArnoldKaren Joy AsherSuzanne G. Ayvazian and

Boze T. HancockLynore G. BanchoffRobert J. BevilacquaMs. Gail P. BolgerMrs. John BreenJacqueline A. ChevalierJohn and Joan ChristyMartin and Elizabeth CohenNina and Gordon DashBeth DenchAnne E. DeStefanoPaul C. DolanNancy R. and John J. DooleyFeleciano FamilyRebecca and James FoleyJudith D. FoltzLinda S. ForsterHeather L. GermainLise and Alan HasegawaMs. Eva D. Heroux, MBA, CFRECatherine A. Hughes-Fury

and Jay FuryKathleen Kane-Ray and

Jeff D. RayDorothy and Christopher KracikMarilyn MaloneLaura A. MastersonDr. and Mrs. Philip McMasterMrs. Anne K. MeekerJean and Howard MilkmanMs. Jeannette C. Misuraca

Helen and Lido MochettiJoyce NevesNancy NowakLorraine PadmosLynda and Howard PalmerBeverly R. PerryMs. Carolyn A. PiatekLori A. RedmondMargaret and Joseph RoqueAndrea A. Rusnock and

Paul L. LucierMs. Rebecca H. Smith

and Mr. Bernard E. OakleyMarion St. OngeMichael A. StevensJoanne ToppaAmanda and Matthew TurnerCharlene I. UnderhillJustina J. VictorinoVictoria and Michael VonaThe Welser FamilySusan Whitney and Steve KerrLois M. Willcox and

Steven MulhernMary M. WorrellJulie and Tom WynsenKaren E. BenvenutoCheryl BoergessonHarriet Paroline-DowneyPatricia M. and Matthew D. EnoWalter J. FontaineSelda and Harry GoldbergSusan Gerbi-McIlwainSally E. SainsburyChristina and Jeffrey Wellen

UNITED WAY, ETC.While Girl Scouts of Rhode Island, Inc. does not receive United Way funding, we do appeciate the assistance of the following agencies that administer donor designations:

United Way of Southeastern Connecticut, Inc.

United Eway/TruistRI and SEMA Combined

Federal CampaignUnited Way of Rhode Island, Inc.

Bank of America United Way Campaign

United Way of Greater Fall River, Inc.*

United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley

*Deceased

*GSRI is an affiliate member of United Way of Greater Fall River, Inc.

G I R L S C O U T M I S S I O NGirl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.

G I R L S C O U T P R O M I S EOn my honor, I will try: To serve God and my country, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law.

T H E G I R L S C O U T L A WI will do my best to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful, considerate and caring, courageous and strong, responsible for what I say and do, and to respect myself and others, respect authority, use resources wisely, make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout.

GIRL SCOUTS OF RHODE ISLAND , INC. Including Attleboro, Bellingham, Blackstone, Fall River, Millville, North Attleborough, Plainville, Rehoboth, Seekonk, Somerset, Swansea, Westport, and Wrentham, MA and Pawcatuck, CT

500 Greenwich Avenue, Warwick, RI 02886 // (401) 331-4500 // (800) 331-0149 // fax: (401) 421-2937 // www.gsri.org