Thursday, September 25, 2014

Girl Scout Offices will be closed 9/29 for All-Staff Meeting

Gearing up for the start of a new year!  

Due to the Girl Scouts of California's Central Coast Council’s All Staff Meeting scheduled Monday, September 29, the headquarters office, field offices and the Shops will be closed.  All staff will be inaccessible during this time. 

If you have an emergency (accident, injury, crisis or incident), then please call the emergency number at 1-800-340-7179

Monday, September 22, 2014

Council Shops Closed For Physical Inventory

Council Shops Closed For Physical Inventory: 
Both council shops will be closed Thursday, September 25 through Tuesday, September 30.

Shops will re-open on Wednesday, October 1. 

Our on-line shop will be open and available for all of your girl, troop and volunteer needs.  We apologize for any inconvenience.

Coastal Cleanup 2014 was a great success!


A hardworking 1,301 volunteers had picked up 6,487 pounds of trash "with 75 percent of the cleanup sites reporting Saturday afternoon," said Eben Schwartz, outreach manager for the Coastal Commission. For the state overall, 54,124 volunteers picked up 576,571 pounds of trash and an additional 109,494 pounds of recyclable materials, with 75 percent of sites reporting.

Check out our girls making a difference: Coastal Cleanup Photos

To submit information about your troop's participation and find out how to obtain a council patch, click here.

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Karen Skole: Support Girl Scouts, we need Volunteers!

For many, a sit-upon, a round of "Make New Friends" or fly-up wings may not carry any meaning, but to thousands of girls who are now adults throughout the Central Coast, these prompts bring back warm, fun memories more valuable than silver and gold, as the song goes.

Girl Scouts is making the world a better place while making a lasting impression in the lives of both its volunteers and girl members. Demonstrating this, recent Girl Scout research shows that 94 percent of Girl Scout volunteers and 97 percent of girl members believe Girl Scouts provides them with new, fun and exciting experiences.

Read the full Monterey Herald article here.

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Correction to Leadearma Event - in SLO - October 11



Our apologies, there is a correction to the newsletter sent on 9/1.
Leaderama event in SLO is scheduled for October, 11.

LEADERAMA Fall 2014
This MUST SEE event is set to ENERGIZE, INSPIRE, and ASSIST Girl Scout Volunteers from the new leader or volunteer, to the expert volunteer looking for something new in an afternoon of networking, skill workshops, and special surprises!  Highlights include:  New Grade Level Trainings to keep girls engaged as they grow, variety of workshops from Skill Building to SWAPS, Return of the Little Green Girl Scout Training Card, and a really nice lunch!    
  • South West - October 4, California Lutheran University
  • South East - November 15, Arnaz Program Center
  • South Central - November 8, UC Santa Barbara
  • Central - October 11, SLO Ludwick Center