Girl Scouts of Frontier Council provides the premiere leadership experience in Southern Nevada for over 10,000 girls ages 5-17. We allow girls the opportunity and flexibility to discover, connect, and take action to make the world a better place.
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- The first Girl Scout troop in Southern Nevada was formed on April 14,1932 in Boulder City. Girl Scouts of Frontier Council was chartered by Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. in 1943 to develop and manage Girl Scouting in central and southern Nevada.
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Calling all Mariners….. a weekend of camping, and exploring all the fun you can have canoeing and kayaking!
The fun included a full day of, treasure hunts, sending a man overboard, learning the basics of handling a vessel, and more! This gathering of mariners was for girls in grades 6 thru 12.
Leslie Freebairn Pfaff I am finally getting conected via facebook. I do hope that this is will be the link I need to keep in touch and see what's been going on. Thank you.
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Girl Scouts of Frontier Council and Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto partnered to bring “Peace begins at Home” to local girls Saturday, October 24, 2009. “Peace Begins at Home” was designed to bring awareness to girls about domestic violence. Girls learned how to keep themselves safe, as well as what programs ar...e out there to get them help if they or someone they know are victims of domestic violence. Las Vegas Metropolitan Department, Nevada Network Against Domestic Violence, Nevada Council for the Prevention of Domestic Violence, and Southern Nevada Domestic Violence Task Force were also on hand to help bring this amazing day to our girls.Read More
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Girl Scouts of Frontier Council is in America's Giving Challenge—Let's win $50,000!
Our cause just entered in America's Giving Challenge, which gives us a chance to win $50,000! Please donate today.
To win, between now and November 7th we have to get the most donations to our cause (every person can donate once per day ...and have it count as a unique donation). We can also win daily awards of $1,000 and $500 if we can get the most people to donate in any 24-hour period. The great thing about this Challenge is that it doesn't matter how much you give, but instead how much you do to encourage friends and family to get involved in our cause. We all need to come together and start promoting the cause if we want to win. Each of us has tons of friends on Facebook who we can ask to donate to our cause. But let's think big too—can you put our cause in your email signature, can you throw a party and get people to donate through the cause when they enter, can you organize other people to go out and fundraise from all of their friends? As you reach out to your friends be sure to tell them why this cause matters to you. The possibilities are endless so let's talk about what we can do to win on the Wall of the cause or by replying to this bulletin. I think we can do it! But it's going to take all of us.Read More
Our cause just entered in America's Giving Challenge, which gives us a chance to win $50,000! Please donate today.
To win, between now and November 7th we have to get the most donations to our cause (every person can donate once per day ...and have it count as a unique donation). We can also win daily awards of $1,000 and $500 if we can get the most people to donate in any 24-hour period. The great thing about this Challenge is that it doesn't matter how much you give, but instead how much you do to encourage friends and family to get involved in our cause. We all need to come together and start promoting the cause if we want to win. Each of us has tons of friends on Facebook who we can ask to donate to our cause. But let's think big too—can you put our cause in your email signature, can you throw a party and get people to donate through the cause when they enter, can you organize other people to go out and fundraise from all of their friends? As you reach out to your friends be sure to tell them why this cause matters to you. The possibilities are endless so let's talk about what we can do to win on the Wall of the cause or by replying to this bulletin. I think we can do it! But it's going to take all of us.Read More
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If this is your first qualifying donation today, it will count toward the daily and overall awards. Thanks for your donation!
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New York, N.Y. – Girl Scouts of the USA is pleased to announce that First Lady Michelle Obama has agreed to serve as its Honorary National President.
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The Dove® Self-Esteem Fund is partnering with the Girl Scouts of the USA to help raise self-esteem for girls across the country as part of its “Thank You For Making a Difference” campaign. The campaign is designed to demonstrate the impact of Dove Self-Esteem Fund workshops and let consumers know that purchasing Dove ...products helps build self-esteem. Although no purchase is necessary to participate, the campaign invites people to enter their Dove UPC at Dove.com and have $1 donated to self-esteem programs at one of the three partner organizations.
Please note NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY. You can still participate and allocate $1 to the Girl Scouts, even if you have not purchased any Dove products by going to www.dove.com. Click on the button that says ENTER UPC HERE (even if you DO NOT have a UPC). When you do, you will be redirected to another page, that will still let you donate. Click on the tab that says “I don’t have a Dove UPC.Read More
Please note NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY. You can still participate and allocate $1 to the Girl Scouts, even if you have not purchased any Dove products by going to www.dove.com. Click on the button that says ENTER UPC HERE (even if you DO NOT have a UPC). When you do, you will be redirected to another page, that will still let you donate. Click on the tab that says “I don’t have a Dove UPC.Read More
Source: www.dove.com
Girl Scouts of Frontier Council On October 3rd, 2009, over 400 people packed into the South Point Grand Ballroom for a gala event they will never forget! Eight local Pastry Chefs created extravagant desserts using the ever popular Girl Scout Lemonade cookie.
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Camp-O-Ree went Green!
GIrls learned all about the forests of the world and the friends that live there. Activities over the weekend were Go Green! Based. They included recycling, reducing, and reusing, planting and greening the earth, and more!
Each campsite chose one of the four forests, Deciduous(trees that lose their... leaves each year), Desert, Rain, or Evergreen (Trees that do not lose their leaves each year). Within that forest they chose a tree, plant, animal, or insect that makes its home there.
Troops decorated their camp site with their selection. Read More
GIrls learned all about the forests of the world and the friends that live there. Activities over the weekend were Go Green! Based. They included recycling, reducing, and reusing, planting and greening the earth, and more!
Each campsite chose one of the four forests, Deciduous(trees that lose their... leaves each year), Desert, Rain, or Evergreen (Trees that do not lose their leaves each year). Within that forest they chose a tree, plant, animal, or insect that makes its home there.
Troops decorated their camp site with their selection. Read More
Girl Scouts of Frontier Council Does anyone know who these girls are? We have a chance to put this picture in the paper. Please email, rcotrell@frontiercouncil.org. Thank You!
Saturday, September 19, 2009 we celebrated the 60th Anniversary of Camp Foxtail. There was food, games, archery, songs, crafts, pony rides and tours. Girl Scouts and their families enjoyed a BBQ meal compliments of Camp Foxtail.
Girl Scouts of Frontier Council Does anyone know who this little girl is? We have a chance to put this picture in the paper. Please email, rcotrell@frontiercouncil.org. Thank You!
Saturday, September 19, 2009 we celebrated the 60th Anniversary of Camp Foxtail. There was food, games, archery, songs, crafts, pony rides and tours. Girl Scouts and their families enjoyed a BBQ meal compliments of Camp Foxtail.
Diane Witzel Yeah! We just had our 1st meeting for our brand new Junior Troop #450! So excited about the year to come!
Girl Scouts of Frontier Council Saturday, September 19, 2009 we celebrated the 60th Anniversary of Camp Foxtail. There was food, games, archery, songs, crafts, pony rides and tours. Girl Scouts and their families enjoyed a BBQ meal compliments of Camp Foxtail.
For those of you who have registered for the Camp Foxtail 60th Anniversary Celebration! We have had an overwhelming registration response from more than 800 people for this event. We would like share some information for this event so that you can enjoy your camp experience...
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