Girl Scouts Eastern Washington & Northern Idaho

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Cafe Mingle

What is it? An informal gathering for all Girl Scout members to mix and mingle, to get to know one another, share new ideas and experiences, learn about the numerous components of the Girl Scout program, enjoy coffee and ask questions of the “Mingle Masters” who will be on hand to talk with attendees. Coffee Cup Image

Date: Saturday, April 27, 2013

Time: Café Mingle will begin following the conclusion of the Annual Meeting

Location: Camp Four Echoes, Worley, Idaho

Cost: $12 (adult) and $10 (girl) before February 22;
$13 (girl) and $15 (adult) after February 22
Includes the Annual Meeting and lunch

Perks: Door prizes and coffee! You must be present to win a door prize.

Yes, the Camp Store will be open for your shopping pleasure!

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Café Mingle will include all of the booths from last year and a few new ones to expand your Girl Scout Knowledge!

e-Biz	What is the buzz on E-biz? Stop by this booth to learn more on how to register for a program, event, membership and/or manage your troop with this online purchasing and commerce tool!
Camp Four Echoes	What do YOU know about the history of Camp Four Echoes? Come see the story of our historic camp through video and photos and hear the camp stories of those who've watched camp change through the decades.
Outdoor Program & Camp Four Echoes	Through Girl Scouting, girls see the earth as their home. Whether they're learning about endangered wildlife or working towards earned grade-level awards, girls focus on care, conservation, and responsibility and ensure the safety of our planet for future generations. Find out more about the outdoor programs offered in your area!
Program Center	The Spokane Program Center is a safe and fun place for girls ages 5-17. Offering an after school program, holiday day camps (during school closures) and summer day camp, the Program Center offers unique opportunities to build friendships, learn new skills, create projects, and learn about people, places and things beyond everyday experiences. Even out-of-area troops can take advantage of the Program Center offerings with a stay in the adjacent hostel. To learn more, stop by!
Destinations	Do you have the desire to travel to somewhere new? Do something different? Meet new people from anywhere you can imagine? Then Girl Scout Destinations is the perfect fit for you! Learn more about money-earning activities, financial aid and taking the trip you’ve only dreamed about!
Gold Awards	Did you know that a Girl Scout who has earned her Gold Award immediately rises one rank in any branch of the U.S. military? The Gold Award represents the highest achievement in Girl Scouts. Talk with Girl Scouts about their Gold Award projects and ask questions about each girl’s experience, her reason for choosing her project. Get inspired to earn your own, or help mentor a Girl Scout on her path to Gold!
EYH	Expanidng Your Horizons (EYH) engages girls in STEM (Science, Technology, Enginerring Math) through day-long regional conferences offering girls the opportunity to explore these challening fields through fun and exciting hands-on learning.
First Lego League	Love science and technology? How about math and engineering? A robotics program may be for you! Girl Scouts of the United States (GSUSA) has partnered with FIRST® to offer council program opportunities in our area. The mission of the FIRST® program is “to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders, by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering and technology skills, that inspire innovation, and that foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership.” Stop by to see a troop demonstrate their robot skills!
ToGetHerThere	Learn about the national initiative aimed at ensuring that our girls are growing up in an environment that supports their future success. Participate. Speak Up. Invest. LEARN MORE >
Journey Books and Girl Guides	On every Leadership Journey—everything girls do, is aimed at giving them the benefits of the Girl Scout leadership Journey series—"Keys to Leadership": Discover, Connect, Take Action. Learn more about the adult guide and the girl book and everything a volunteer needs to help inspire the girls and to assist them on their journey. Everyone knows that Girl Scouts have badges, and the “Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting” has more than just exciting, new badges for every age level. Stop by this booth to learn more!
Fund Development	Learn about our community investments in Girls Scouts including council events, such as Women’s Weekend and Community Leadership lunches. Also, have you wondered about the difference between troop money earning activities versus council fundraising? We have answers, ideas and information for you!

Girl Scouts Eastern Washington & Northern Idaho