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Girl Scouts need a champion. They need a community willing to invest in their dreams. They need a network of alums and supporters cheering them on and showing them what’s possible.

Learn how you can get involved with Girl Scouting as a lifetime member, alum, or donor.

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Join us at one of our fundraisers across our council's footprint! An investment in Girl Scouts is an investment in making our community better, stronger, and brighter. Your gift will be used to ensure local Girl Scouts gain the skills and confidence needed to accept challenges, overcome obstacles, and become leaders. Plus, every dollar you give stays right here in our community.

To inquire about sponsorship opportunities, reach out to your local community engagement manager or Chelsea Simpson, director of advancement and marketing, at csimpson@gshg.org.

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Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia is proud to announce that Carole Ann Daniel has been selected as the 2027 Gainesville Woman of Distinction.

We are thrilled to announce our 2027 Gainesville Woman of Distinction, Carole Ann Daniel! She will be honored at our annual Gainesville Woman of Distinction luncheon on March 10, 2027. Stay tuned for sponsorship opportunities and ticketing offerings to open. Proceeds support Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia.

Daniel earned a degree in social sciences from Brenau Women’s College and served as president of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority and a member of the Panhellenic board while at Brenau. After graduation in 1968, Daniel began the first of two stints as a teacher with Gainesville City Schools. During that time, she taught history and life skills at Gainesville Middle School.

The Girl Scouts Woman of Distinction award honors a woman who reflects the values in the Girl Scout Promise and Law and who serves as an excellent role model for girls. Carole has been chosen for her outstanding leadership and impactful contributions to the community, exemplifying the spirit of service and empowerment. 

Daniel was named 2025 Woman of the Year by the Rotary Club of Gainesville and has been honored as a Junior Achievement Northeast Georgia Business Hall of Fame laureate. She currently serves as a Trustee of Brenau University and has served on the boards of directors for the North Georgia History Center, Humane Society of Northeast Georgia, Quinlan Visual Arts Center, American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women, and Sisu.

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Legacy of Leadership, presented by Vystar

Our 2027 Legacy of Leadership, hosted by Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia will be on April 23, 2027. This event is a celebration of the enduring spirit of Girl Scout leadership—past, present, and future. This signature event honors trailblazing women and community leaders who exemplify courage, confidence, and character, while shining a spotlight on the Girl Scout Leadership Experience that continues to shape the next generation. Legacy of Leadership brings together a community united in building a brighter, more connected future for girls across our council.

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This fun-filled 21+ event will feature wine-tasting, heavy hors d’oeuvres, and raffle prizes will return on May 7, 2027. Additionally, everyone will have the opportunity to take home a fabulous bottle of wine by joining the cork wine pull raffle.

Proceeds support the Albany Girl Scout DreamLab—a space where girls are encouraged to dream big, try new things, and lead with confidence. Your support creates real opportunities for them to turn their dreams into reality.

Stay tuned for ticketing to open!

For more information about the event and sponsorship opportunities, please contact Cullena Morman, community engagement manager, at cmays@gshg.org.

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August 26, 2027
6-8 p.m
Fall Line Brewing
Macon, GA

Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia will host the annual More Than Cookies fundraiser on August 26, 2027, from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at Fall Line Brewing Co. in Macon, GA. This fun-filled end-of-summer event will feature beer flight tasting, heavy hors d’ oeuvres, raffle prizes, and live music. Additionally, everyone will the opportunity to enter a raffle for exciting prizes donated from some of our cherished community partners and businesses.

Each ticket includes four Fall Line craft beers paired with four Girl Scout Cookies, as well as heavy hors d' oeurvres. There will also be cookies available for purchase on site.

Proceeds support the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia and help them navigate the pathway to success. Invest in our local Girl Scouts and make those dreams a reality. Then watch as they discover new interests and chase their dreams—with the pride of knowing you helped make it possible!

Stay tuned for ticketing opportunities! 

For information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Kimberly Novak, community engagement manager, at knovak@gshg.org.

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September 9, 2027

The Clementi L. Holder Promises to Keep Breakfast is an annual fundraiser in the Athens area to support Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia. Presented by The Holder Family Foundation, the breakfast lasts about an hour and gives us the chance to build lasting relationships with current and potential donors. It also gives us a chance to show donors how their contributions support the Girl Scout mission of building girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Not only do we have current Girl Scouts attend the event, but we also bring in an alumna to talk about the difference Girl Scouts has made on her life and in her career.

Stay tuned for table reservation opportunities!

For information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Lindsay Woodson, community engagement manager, at lwoodson@gshg.org.

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Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia is hosting its second annual Grits and Girl Scouts event on April 23, 2026 from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at First Baptist Church of Augusta  featuring a keynote address by Girl Scout alum, Brionika Johnson, HR professional with Morgan Stanley and co-founder of HBCULinx. 

Grits and Girl Scouts is open to everyone in the CSRA - businesses, families, military personnel, troops, and friend groups; tables can be reserved in both full (eight) and half (four) quantities, single seats are also available.

Grits and Girl Scouts will start your day off with a tasty meal while supporting programming for girls in Georgia from Kindergarten to 12th grade and provide them with the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. Your contribution helps reach Girl Scouts in our community and fund exciting activities, community service projects, and outdoor adventures that empower girls to reach their full potential!

Thank you to our 2026 Sponsors!

  • Savannah River Nuclear Solutions
  • Keen Signs
  • Queensborough Bank 
  • SRP Federal Credit Union
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The Girl Scouts Women of Distinction Award honors women who reflect the values in the Girl Scout Promise and Law and who serve as excellent role models for girls. These women exemplify the mission of Girl Scouts as their contributions continue to make their communities and the world a better place.

This year, we are proud to honor Dr. Kia L. Chambers, Susan Gallagher, Geniece R. Granville, and Buffy Swinehart as the Columbus Women of Distinction. They will be honored at special dinner on May 7, 2026 from 6:00-8:30 p.m at Columbus State University's Cunningham Center. Special thanks to our premier sponsor, Aflac, for their generous support of the 2026 Columbus Women of Dinstinction event. 

Buffy Swinehart

Buffy Swinehart is Aflac’s Corporate Social Responsibility Senior Manager. She joined Aflac in 2001, and in her role, Buffy has helped raise more than $195 million for Aflac’s chief philanthropic cause, childhood cancer and blood disorders. She proactively identifies and develops strategic philanthropic initiatives, oversees the Aflac and Aflac Childhood Cancer Foundations, and integrates the CSR into Aflac’s brand by engaging key stakeholders including employees, sales agents, brokers, policyholders, influencers, general public, analysts and regulators. Buffy raises public awareness of Aflac’s commitment to childhood cancer through the Aflac Childhood Cancer Campaign, which includes My Special Aflac Duck® and additional issue leadership activities. Buffy is responsible for maintaining an effective program for employee volunteers through solicitation and evaluation of volunteer opportunities and communication within the employee base as well as reporting accumulated hours for internal use and as benchmark with outside organizations.

Buffy serves on the Young Life Board and volunteers with Young Lives, providing childcare for teenage moms. She has been married to Steven for more than 30 years and has two sons, Trent (25) and James (21).

Geniece R. Granville

Geniece Granville, formerly Geniece Davis, is the proud daughter of Cheryl and Gregory Davis Sr. Geniece is no stranger to Columbus, having been raised in this city and graduating from Hardaway High School in 1996. From there, she earned her B.A. in Political Science from Spelman College, where she served as Student Government President and was a member of the Spelman Board of Trustees. After college, Geniece interned with Congressman John Lewis and later served as the History, Black College, and University Director for the Al Gore Presidential Campaign in Nashville, TN. She graduated from the University of Georgia Law School in Athens, GA, where she served on the Honor Board and was part of an award-winning Mock Trial Team. Geniece obtained her Juris Doctorate in 2004 and married her loving husband, Donovan Granville Sr., later that year. Together, they have two sons, Donovan Granville Jr. and David Granville. After law school, Geniece practiced law for six years as a Senior Assistant District Attorney in the Fulton County District Attorney’s office. While working in various divisions, she was most passionate about her work in the Crimes Against Women and Children unit. Within her first two years at the D.A.’s office, she was recognized as the Young Attorney of the Year. During her time there, Geniece also volunteered with the Legal Lives Program, serving as a mentor to elementary students.

Dr. Kia L. Chambers

Dr. Kia Chambers is a distinguished leader in education, real estate, and community service with more than 20 years of experience in leadership, marketing, and operations. A successful real estate broker and strategic community advocate, she has served in numerous civic leadership roles, including District 3 Representative for the Georgia School Boards Association, Immediate Past President of the Columbus Chapter of The Links, Incorporated, Past President of the North Columbus Rotary Club, trustee for Historic Columbus, and board member for the Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce. In 2013, she was elected to the Muscogee County School Board, where she currently continues to serve as the Citywide Representative. Throughout her tenure, she has worked collaboratively with district leadership, educators, and the community to strengthen academic outcomes and expand opportunities for students. Dr. Chambers holds a PhD from Auburn University, along with advanced degrees from Troy State University, and a Bachelor of Science from Albany State University. Her commitment to service and leadership has earned her numerous honors, and she is the founder of initiatives such as the Women’s Empowerment & Self-Care Brunch, the Kia for Kids Scholarship Program, and the Gold Star Teacher Appreciation Initiative, all reflecting her dedication to strengthening communities and empowering future leaders.

Susan Gallagher

Susan Gallagher assumed the role of Chief Financial Officer at New Horizons Behavioral Health August 1, 2023 after working with the agency in various capacities since January 2001.  She is maintaining responsibility for Grants Management as well as oversight of Marketing. She assumed the position as Grants Manager with New Horizons Behavioral Health in 2016. With over 30 years fiscal and management experience with State, Local Government and Not-For-Profit Organizations, she brings attention to detail and a sense of accountability to every endeavor, whether professional or personal.

Check out our list of previous Columbus Women of Distinction honorees!

Thank you to our generous 2026 sponsors!

Premier Sponsor

  • Aflac

Silver Sponors

  • Hughston's Clinic
  • Shelby & Wanda Amos Foundation

Bronze Sponsors

  • West Georgia Eye Care
  • Stifel Investments
  • Synovus 

Juliette Low Sponsors

  • Energy Savers of GA & AL
  • Greystone Properties
  • Kinetic
  • Mark Lawrence DDS.
  • Raising Cane's
  • Truist Bank
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Saturday, August 29, 2026

11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Kirkland Conference Center at
Albany Technical College

Step into the event of the season as Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia invites you to our elegant Mommy & Me Tea Party, where timeless traditions meet tomorrow's leaders.

This signature fundraising event brings together mothers, daughters, grandmothers, mentors, and community members for an afternoon of tea, sweet treats, meaningful conversation, and opportunities to celebrate the relationships that help girls grow into confident, courageous leaders.

More than a tea party, this event is an opportunity for our community to invest in the future of girls. Proceeds directly support Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, helping ensure every girl has access to life-changing leadership experiences, outdoor adventures, STEM programs, and opportunities to discover what's within themselves.

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September 10, 2026
5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Green Island Country Club Swan Room

Join us for our inaugural Columbus Cookies & Corks fundraiser on September 10, 2026, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at Green Island Country Club (6501 Standing Boy Rd., Columbus, GA) in the Swan Room.

This fun-filled 21+ event will feature wine-tasting, heavy hors d’oeuvres, and raffle prizes. Additionally, everyone will have the opportunity to take home a fabulous bottle of wine by joining the cork wine pull raffle.

Proceeds support Dot’s Little House in Columbus—a space where girls are encouraged to dream big, try new things, and lead with confidence. Your support creates real opportunities for them to turn their dreams into reality.

For more information about the event and sponsorship opportunities, please contact Sophie Jones, community engagement manager, at scjones@gshg.org.

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September 12
Camp Tanglewood
Augusta, GA

Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia is hosting the next annual S’morevivor Team Challenge Event on September 12, 2026. S’morevivor will be held at Girl Scout Camp Tanglewood (1000 Shepherd Way Grovetown, GA) featuring our community favorite - the Team Challenge! This year's Team Challenge is $125 per team and includes an exclusive S'morevivor buff for each participant! 

THE EVENT
A community open house at our local Girl Scout camp consisting of a variety of activities for participants. There will be a four-person team challenge to tackle fun outdoor skills at stations throughout the camp (canoeing, archery, low ropes course, etc.)  

THE CAUSE
Funds raised through this annual event will support programming for girls in Georgia from Kindergarten to 12th grade and provide them with the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. Girl Scouts provides a wide variety of opportunities for girls to prepare for a lifetime of leadership through badge work, career exploration, hands-on activities, community service, entrepreneurial endeavors, outdoor adventures, life skills training, and STEM programming.

WHO ATTENDS? 
S’morevivor is open to everyone in the CSRA- businesses, families, military personnel, troops, and friend groups. The team challenge event provides an excellent opportunity for team building in a fun, challenging, and competitive way. These physical and mental challenges create strong teams, heighten creativity, and build partnerships. 

There are three divisions in the team challenge- corporate, community, and Girl Scout troop - with prizes and trophies for top finishers. The first place corporate team receives not only bragging rights, but a large trophy engraved with the winning business name to display for a year! 

For information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Chazmine Mitchell, community engagement manager, at cmitchell@gshg.org.

Into the Woods Trail Run (See you in 2027! - Lizella, GA) toggle arrow

Step into the wild and challenge yourself at Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia’s annual Into the Woods Trail Run, an exciting outdoor, five kilometers race hosted at Camp Martha Johnston in Lizella, Georgia! Set against the backdrop of our beautiful camp property and winding trails, this event invites runners of all ages and abilities to connect with nature! The diverse woods of Camp Martha Johnston (CMJ) is a peaceful 165-acre camp in the heart of Crawford County that has been owned and operated by Girl Scouts since 1925.

Whether you’re an experienced trail runner or just looking for a fun outdoor activity, Into the Woods Trail Run is open to everyone - businesses, families, military personnel, troops, and friend groups.

This is our invitation to share the Middle Georgia treasure that is Camp Martha Johnston!

All proceeds from the Into the Woods Trail Run go toward supporting Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, empowering young girls to build courage, confidence, and character as they learn new skills, make lasting friendships, and become leaders in their communities.

For more information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Kimberly Novak, community engagement manager, at knovak@gshg.org.

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Girl Scouts has always been a place where girls find their people and their voice. Today, that sisterhood continues across Georgia through new research, statewide initiatives, signature events, and visible ways to show Girl Scout pride.

State of the Georgia Girl
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Get to know Georgia girls like never before at the unveiling of the inaugural State of the Georgia Girl Report.

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Trails to Tomorrow Capital Campaign
Trails to Tomorrow Capital Campaign

Every Trail Leads to Her Future. We’re building something bold for girls in the CSRA—and we want you to be part of it!

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Power Her Future
Power Her Future

For the next several weeks, locals will see a Girl Scout 2025 Ford Bronco driving around South Georgia and have the opportunity to sign the vehicle while sharing their own Girl Scouts story.

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Girl Scout License Plate

Be one of the first to reserve the NEW State of Georgia Girl Scouts specialty license plate! $25 onetime tag manufacturing fee or $50 to reserve a low number plate.

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GAgives on Giving Tuesday

This year, our goal is to raise $7,000 on Giving Tuesday so that we can cover the membership costs for 100 new Girl Scouts.

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Additional Ways to Donate

Join a community of supporters who believe in the power of girls and the mission of Girl Scouts. 

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You believe in the power of Girl Scouts

Create your legacy with a planned gift

The first planned gift in the Girl Scout Movement came from our founder, Juliette Gordon Low. After converting the carriage house of her home into the first Girl Scout national headquarters, she gifted the property to Girl Scouts in her will. Carry on her legacy and make Girl Scouts a beneficiary of your estate plans when you become a member of the Juliette Gordon Low Society.

Making a planned gift to Girl Scouts can include naming Girl Scouts as the beneficiary of any of the following:

  • Will

  • Retirement plan

  • Charitable gift annuity

  • Living trust

  • Donor-advised fund

  • Life insurance policy

  • Charitable remainder trust

  • Charitable lead trust

  • Remainder gift of real estate

  • Any other gift that benefits Girl Scouts in the future

Girl Scouts has partnered with FreeWill to provide access to a complimentary online toolkit to create your legal will or trust. Thank you for considering Girl Scouts in your legacy plans. By doing so, you are supporting of the next generation of Girl Scouts and creating a world where all girls can thrive.

As a Juliette Gordon Low Society member, you will be recognized as a member of the Society, receive invitations to special events hosted by Girl Scouts, get updates about the work of Girl Scouts, and know that your gift will impact girls for generations to come. Please email LaDon Shaw at lshaw@gshg.org or GSUSA at legacy@girlscouts.org for more information.

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Isabella G. Arce
Kristina Banks
Dianne Belk and Lawrence Calder
Dianne Belk and Lawrence Calder Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift
Myra Blackmon
Monai Boles
Debbie Caballero
Ron and Sue Chipman
Elizabeth Connell
Deborah Dees
Sue Else
Thomas M. Feldman
Susan Goldsmith
McGuire Gordon and Carolyn Stefanco
Harriet Hessam
Tawab Hessam
Cheryl K. Legette
Ann D. Long
Patricia Lyons
Kim Melton
Theodora Mills
Sherry Minnich
Dick and Lee Moeller
Fraley Turnipseed
Janelle and Dennis VanReenen
Sally Boyett Whatley

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Juliette Gordon Low’s legacy continues and is financially supported by generous contributions from members of the On My Honor Society, a group that advocates the principles set forth in the Girl Scout Promise and Law by committing financial resources to Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia. Membership in the society is granted by allotting $1,000 to Girl Scouts over a year.

The On My Honor Society members receive the following:

  • A welcome packet with a special gift
  • An invitation to a face-to-face meeting with a council executive
  • Personal recognition on our website
  • Recognition in the council's Annual Report
  • An invitation to annual gatherings highlighting the local successes of Girl Scouts
  • Preferred seating at council signature events
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The 1912 Society is an honorary Girl Scout Society for adults who aspire to serve as role models and be a voice that shapes the next generation of leaders. As a member of the 1912 Society, you are committing to partner with the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia council financially and an advocate for our girls council-wide and in your local council community. This monthly donation of $19.12 (or more!) is an easy way to impact the life of a girl.

Members of the 1912 Society are partners in the sisterhood and traditions of Girl Scouts as well as in the promise and potential of girls. 

Benefits:

  • One-year membership in the 1912 Society
  • Exclusive 1912 membership pin for the first year
  • Invitations to:
    • Town Hall meeting
    • Local event
    • Local Rallies
  • Listed in the GSHG Annual report
  • Invitations to any networking opportunities
  • Newsletter with council updates and activities

You can join The 1912 Society at any time by selecting the $19.12 option under monthly giving!

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Consider donating today!

Any girl can qualify to become a member of the Daisy Society and receive a segment of the patch when the following criteria is met: 

When a donation of $25.00 or more is made in honor of a girl to Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, the girl will receive a segment of the Daisy Society patch.

One piece of the patch can be received each calendar year.

Donation may be made during registration or at any time during the year. (Donations made other than at the time of registration will need to have a note accompanying them. The note needs to include the name of the girl the gift is honoring and the girl’s troop number.)

The patch will be mailed with the thank you acknowledgment to the Girl Scout.

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Become a member for life.

Support Girl Scouts for years to come by joining as a lifetime member. Your one-time membership fee ensures ALL Girl Scouts can unapologetically be themselves. Plus, you’ll be signing up for a lifetime of watching them discover their strengths and rise to meet new challenges.

When you join as a lifetime member, $25 of your membership fee will fund a year of Girl Scouting for a member in your local community. Over the past few years, lifetime members have helped provide more than 30,000 memberships to Girl Scouts across the country whose families would otherwise not have been able to afford it.

Any individual who accepts the principles and beliefs of the Girl Scout Movement and is at least 18 years old can purchase a lifetime membership.

A Girl Scout lifetime membership is a one-time purchase and costs $400. Alums under 30 or volunteers with ten or more years of service can purchase a lifetime membership for $200. Your lifetime membership donation is tax-deductible as allowed by law.

Learn more about additional benefits from Girl Scouts of the USA included in your lifetime membership.

 

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The First Girl Scout Headquarters building was formerly the carriage house for Juliette Low’s adult home, and it now houses the council’s archives and serves as a museum and program activity center. We’re replacing the bricks in the courtyard with new, commemorative engraved bricks.  They are 4”x8” in size and cost $100 each. Share a message or just list your name. To purchase a brick, please print/complete the Commemorative Brick Order Form and return it with your payment (Visa, MasterCard or check) to any GSHG council shop, or to save time and gas, order your brick online now! 

Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia orders commemorative bricks approximately every three months and bricks are installed within a month of each order. To be safe we recommend ordering your commemorative brick at least 6 months ahead of time if you are planning a trip to Savannah and would like to see your brick in person or surprise your troop or loved one.

For additional information, please contact Customer Care at 1-888-689-1912.

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Make an annual or recurring gift of $5 or more to join this circle of donors whose small, steady gifts make a big impact.

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