As salaamu alaikum,
The next regularly scheduled troop meeting will be this Friday, December 16, 2016, 6 – 7:30PM, inshaAllah. Please be timely. Arrivals after 6:30PM are disruptive to troop meetings and strongly discouraged.
JUNIORS
- Juniors will continue working on their Business Owner badge with a special guest from SCORE, a nonprofit association dedicated to helping small businesses get off the ground, grow and achieve their goals through education and mentorship. Mr. Walter Abbott, SCORE DC Outreach Coordinator, will discuss starting a business and how SCORE & Small Business Administration supports small business owners.
- Juniors should turn in permission forms & payments for the Get Moving! Journey-in-a-Day at Chesapeake Children’s Museum on Sunday, December 25.
CADETTES
- All Cadettes interested in pursuing their Silver Award need to bring their preliminary written plans on how they plan to achieve it to Friday’s meeting. This is the final deadline.
- Cadettes will continue work on this year’s New Cuisine badge.
MULTIPLE LEVELS
- Turn in permission forms and payment for Service Unit SHARE Skate Night, Jan 15
PARENTS
- Pay your Girl Scout’s troop dues: $45 for Daisies, $60 for all other levels. If needed, dues can be paid in installments. Dues pay for badges and pins, help supplement some activities/trips, and also help support the troop web site, and other troop expenses. (Parents pay for fun patches.) For financial assistance contact your Girl Scout’s troop leader.
- Financial assistance is also available for uniform items, Girl Guides and journey books. Contact your Girl Scout’s troop leader.
Are you inspired by the Girl Scout mission? Create an original piece of art that highlights the importance of supporting SHARE and shows what Girl Scouting means to you.
The Junior Get Moving! Journey is all about energy: carbon footprint, green buildings, energy audits and conservation. Girls will learn about ways to reduce their personal energy use; learn how buildings use energy; and work with their troop to tackle an energy-related issue in their community.
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