It’s Volunteer
Appreciation Season! Show appreciation
for volunteers you know and love by nominating them for formal recognitions! Submit nominations online by February 15.
Youth Mental Health First
Aid. Offered at a discounted rate for GSEMA
volunteers, this training introduces participants to the unique risk factors
and warning signs of mental health challenges for adolescents, builds
understanding of the importance of early intervention, and teaches participants how to help an
adolescent in crisis or experiencing a mental health challenge. The course will
be offered twice this winter and spring: at Camp Maude Eaton in Andover on
February 22, and in Middleboro on April 25. Register.
Volunteer
Resources Updates. Volunteer Resources and the Safety page of Volunteer Essentials will be getting a redesign! We are restructuring Volunteer
Resources to help you find the information you need faster. Travel and required
training information will move to the Safety page, and will soon include recommended
action items for volunteers. Please contact Danielle with
feedback about the changes.
North Reading Girl Scouts
...the happenings of the Girl Scouts of North Reading, MA
Upcoming Events
UPCOMING EVENTS
Next Leader Meeting in Feb - TBDMonday, January 27, 2020
A few GSEMA Program Highlights
Adventures in
Storytelling. Girls are invited to meet Kara LaReau,
the award-winning author of the Infamous
Ratsos series and Rise of
ZomBert (coming July 2020), on February 22! The registration fee is
$18 per girl, and includes a copy of Infamous
Ratsos. Daisies and Brownies can register for the 3 PM–5 PM session, and
Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors can register for
the 10 AM–2 PM session. Volunteer supervision is required.
Winter Online Journeys. Seniors and Ambassadors can learn exciting new STEM skills through online Journeys in January and February! In the Think Like a Programmer Online Journey, girls will join together to learn coding and computer science skills. Registration is $25 per girl.
Winter Vacation Camp. Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors are invited to spend their winter breaks at Camp Wabasso! At Winter Vacation Camp, campers can enjoy cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, downhill skiing, snowboarding, tubing, and more from February 17–21. Registration is $425/girl, and includes heated lodging, equipment rentals, lessons, meals, and transportation to/from Waltham, MA. This is a drop-off event.
Winter Vacation Adventures. Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors can escape the winter blues by joining their Girl Scout peers for winter break at Camp Cedar Hill! At Winter Vacation Adventures, girls will make new friends, go on adventures, and participate in games, crafts, STEM experiments, and more. Groups will spend the majority of their time in indoor heated spaces, with occasional outdoor activities (weather permitting). New for 2020: busing is available and included in the registration fee. Registration is $60/girl, and financial aid is available.
Winter Online Journeys. Seniors and Ambassadors can learn exciting new STEM skills through online Journeys in January and February! In the Think Like a Programmer Online Journey, girls will join together to learn coding and computer science skills. Registration is $25 per girl.
Winter Vacation Camp. Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors are invited to spend their winter breaks at Camp Wabasso! At Winter Vacation Camp, campers can enjoy cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, downhill skiing, snowboarding, tubing, and more from February 17–21. Registration is $425/girl, and includes heated lodging, equipment rentals, lessons, meals, and transportation to/from Waltham, MA. This is a drop-off event.
Winter Vacation Adventures. Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors can escape the winter blues by joining their Girl Scout peers for winter break at Camp Cedar Hill! At Winter Vacation Adventures, girls will make new friends, go on adventures, and participate in games, crafts, STEM experiments, and more. Groups will spend the majority of their time in indoor heated spaces, with occasional outdoor activities (weather permitting). New for 2020: busing is available and included in the registration fee. Registration is $60/girl, and financial aid is available.
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North Reading Girl Scout Information
Did you know that there are several resources for information on North Reading Girl Scouts? Take a look:
Facebook Pages:
Parents and Guardians of
North Reading Girl Scouts
North Reading Girl Scout
Leaders
Blog:
www.northreadinggirlscouts.blo gspot.com
Lego & Robotics
A special thanks to Lisa
Ayer and Denise Kung for organizing and running two STEM events on January
19th! The girls had an amazing time! Also, thank you to the troop leaders who
volunteered to help during the events.
Shoe Donations
Troop 71901 is still
collecting new and gently used shoe donations to help fund their trip to Europe
this June. There is a donation box at Flint Memorial Public Library. Please
email kellys@majekelly.com or
call/text Amy at 978-590-6717 with any questions.
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Troop 71901 Younger Girl Scout Event TBD
Friday March 6th
is a professional development day in North Reading. Troop 71901 would like to
host a drop-off event for younger Girl Scouts that day. They are still in the
planning stages and would like to gauge interest so please ask your troop
parents if they are available that day.
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Calling all Girl Scouts interested in Lego and Robotics!!
Join us for a Lego Robotics event with SOGO Action, Jan 19th 2-4pm for an introduction to the world of Lego WeDO!
This FREE event is open to Juniors and Cadettes and is presented by SOGO Action, a new STEM maker space located in North Andover. Staff from SOGO Action will be present to lead the girls through the workshop.
This FREE event is open to Juniors and Cadettes and is presented by SOGO Action, a new STEM maker space located in North Andover. Staff from SOGO Action will be present to lead the girls through the workshop.
This class is designed
to provide Girls a simple introduction to robotics and mechanical design
while allowing them to explore and develop STEM skills through
project-based activities. Working in teams, they will use these skills
to design and program moving models, all while enhancing their problem
solving abilities. Please register here.
Girl Scout Lego Build Challenge
Calling all Girl Builders - Daisies, Brownies & Juniors!!!!
Join us for a Girl Scout Lego Build Challenge on Sunday January 19 where Girls test their building skills and have a BLAST with a multi-level team to problem solve various challenges and scenarios! Last year's challenge involved being marooned on a remote desert island and building a shelter, food, and an escape pod off the island. Great fun for Girls of all skill levels! Registration link here.
Troop 71901...
Friday March 6th
is a professional development day in North Reading. Troop 71901 would like to
host a drop-off event for younger Girl Scouts that day. They are still in the
planning stages and would like to gauge interest so please ask your troop
parents if they are available that day.
Troop 71901 is still
collecting new and gently used shoe donations to help fund their trip to Europe
this June. There is a donation box at Flint Memorial Public Library. Please
email kellys@majekelly.com with any questions.
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Cookie Update
Hopefully the December
cookie booths went well. There are still plenty of slots open for January and
part of February. Contact Lisa Ayer (lisa.ayer7@gmail.com) if you'd like to
schedule another booth sale. There
are no longer any gluten-free cookies available so please do not take orders
for them.
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Disney On Ice presents Celebrate Memories
Will play the SNHU Arena in Manchester from January 9th –
12th and there will be a very special scout night on Friday,
January 10th at 7pm! Tickets are $20 and are being sold
directly through the Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains Council and
the Daniel Webster Council ONLY. For more information on how to purchase your
tickets, please click on the council you’re affiliated with below to be
directed to the purchase page. If you are a registered scout and do not know
which council you belong to, but would still like to purchase tickets, please
call one of the councils below directly.
Each scout ticket comes with a commemorative
patch being distributed through each council AND there will be a POST SHOW
CLINIC just for Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and any friends and family attending
the show! To participate in the clinic, please stay in your seats following the
show as a cast member will come out on to the ice to reveal tons of behind the
scenes Magic!
Disney On Ice presents Celebrate Memories Info Page: https://www.disneyonice. com/celebrate-memories
Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains Purchase Page: https://www. girlscoutsgwm.org/en/events- repository/2020/disney_on_ice_ presen.html
Daniel Webster Council Purchase Page: https://nhscouting.org/ event/disney-on-ice/
Check out discounted ticket options for other
shows and sporting events here: https://www.gsema.org/en/ programs/program-list.html?q=& regions=choose&startdtRange=& enddtRange=&dateAdded=none& tags=girlscoutseasternmass% 3Acategories%2Fmemberbenefits& _ga=2.256591499.1269275838. 1568039782-842946843. 1567530417
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Thursday, January 2, 2020
Lego Event - Coming Soon!
SAVE THE DATE - January 19th
Lisa
Ayer and Denise Kung are organizing the Lego Challenge event for Daisies, Brownies, Juniors and Cadettes. More information coming soon!
Caroling Event - Big Success!
The caroling event was a big success with
about 50 girls singing for the seniors at Care One!! A huge Thank You to
Kristen Pemberton and Michele Reyen for organizing this great event. The
oldies love the interaction with the kids.
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Tuesday, December 10, 2019
It’s Volunteer Appreciation Season!
Show appreciation for
volunteers you know and love by nominating them for formal recognition!
Submit nominations online
by February 15.
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Volunteers
Volunteer/Troop Leader Education Opportunities
Risk
Management and Volunteer Safety Virtual Connections. Looking
for additional guidance on how to ensure safe Girl Scouting experiences for
your girls? Join us online on January 10 for Risk Management and Volunteer
Safety Virtual Connections. You’ll be introduced to Safety Activity
Checkpoints, Volunteer Essentials, and council policies and procedures for
troop overnights, camping trips, and trips abroad. Register today.
Wilderness
First Aid. Our spring Wilderness First Aid course is
now open for registration! Financial aid is available, and Girl Scout
Ambassadors may also register to attend as part of earning their First Aid
badges. Sign up now—space is
limited!
Youth
Mental Health First Aid. Offered at a discounted rate for
GSEMA volunteers, this training introduces participants to the unique risk
factors and warning signs of mental health challenges for adolescents, builds
understanding of the importance of early intervention, and teaches
participants how to help an adolescent in crisis or experiencing a mental
health challenge. The course will be offered twice this winter and spring: at
Camp Maude Eaton in Andover on February 22, and in Middleboro on April 25. Register.
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Program Highlights
Here are some new and interesting program
highlights:
Adventures
in Storytelling. Girls are invited to meet Kara LaReau,
the award-winning author of the Infamous
Ratsos series and Rise of
ZomBert (coming July 2020), on February 22! The registration fee is
$18 per girl, and includes a copy of Infamous
Ratsos. Daisies and Brownies can register for
the 3 PM–5 PM session, and Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors can register for the 10 AM–2
PM session. Volunteer supervision is required.
Cybersecurity
Badge Day. Brownies and Juniors can earn the Cybersecurity Basics
badge on January 19, by taking part in exciting workshops taught by
professional women in the cybersecurity industry. Girls will learn about
pending cybersecurity legislation, engage in exciting discussions and debates,
and explore potential cybersecurity careers. The registration fee is $20 per
girl, and includes a badge. Volunteer supervision is required. Register.
Winter
Online Journeys. Seniors and Ambassadors can learn exciting
new STEM skills through online Journeys in January and February! In the Think Like a Programmer Online
Journey, girls will join together to learn coding and computer
science skills. Registration is
$25 per girl.
Winter
Vacation Camp. Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors are
invited to spend their winter breaks at Camp Wabasso! At Winter Vacation Camp,
campers can enjoy cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, downhill skiing,
snowboarding, tubing, and more from February 17–21. Registration is $425/girl,
and includes heated lodging, equipment rentals, lessons, meals, and
transportation to/from Waltham, MA. This is a drop-off event.
Winter
Vacation Adventures. Daisies, Brownies, and
Juniors can escape the winter blues by joining their Girl Scout peers for
winter break at Camp Cedar Hill! At Winter Vacation Adventures,
girls will make new friends, go on adventures, and participate in games,
crafts, STEM experiments, and more. Groups will spend the majority of their
time in indoor heated spaces, with occasional outdoor activities (weather
permitting). New for 2020: busing is available and included in the registration
fee. Registration is
$60/girl, and financial aid is available.
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Getting your troop activities in the Transcript
If you'd like to let the North Reading community know about some
of the great stuff you do with your troop, consider sending it to the North
Reading Transcript. Whenever you do something community related, outdoors, STEM
related - anything really, you can send a pic and a blurb. The girls love to
see their picture in the paper + it promotes girl scouts in our town.
Here are some tips:
- send a ready to print article of 200 words or less
- include who, what, when, where and why
- always send hi-res photographs with captions (always make sure
you have permission from parent/ guardian to publish)
- add a quote if you can (but not necessary)
- send it to nrtranscript@rcn.com
- please reach out to Jo Gibson (joanneg@gmail.com)
if you want help.
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Resources - Did you know?
There are several information and event resources for North Reading Girl Scout and their Families such as:
Two Facebook pages:
1. Parents and Guardians of North Reading Girl Scouts
2. North Reading Girl Scout Leaders
This Blog:
www.northreadinggirlscouts.blo gspot.com
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Calling for volunteers
We are hoping to run these great events in the new year if we
get enough volunteers:
Girl Scout Race Car Challenge
Seeking volunteers to participate on a planning committee for
this event likely to be held in the March/April time frame. Plan to meet maybe
3-4 times between Dec-March. Please contact Lisa Ayer at lisa.ayer7@gmail.com
World Thinking Day
If you, or someone you know (such as a troop parent) would like
to share their heritage, we would love them to help at our World Thinking Day.
They would be asked to share a craft, or game, or food, or music, or a brief
presentation. They would probably only need to do a couple of these things and
keep the girls occupied for about 15 or 20 minutes. Your troop is also welcome
to represent a country as a group. It can just be a country they are interested
in - even if they don't have ancestry there. Please reach out to your troop
parents. They can email Jo Gibson (joanneg@gmail.com) with any questions.
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Cookie Update
1. This week kicks off our booth sales! Still plenty of December
slots available if you want to get a jump start before the holidays!
2. You can also start placing order for cookies through
ABCSmartCookies.com. Make
sure your order is in by Sunday 10pm to pick up that week.
3. Don't forget to add your scheduled booth sales into
ABCSmartCookie so that you can use the new credit card and booth divider
options.
4. January COBS deadline is Dec 12th. Don't miss it!
5. Please note that all cookie cupboards will be closed for the
holidays December 22–January 2. Deadlines for planned cookie orders are Sundays
at 10 PM throughout cookie season, and the final day for cookie-selling is
March 31, 2020.
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Caroling Event
Don't forget to get your forms in for
caroling! This is a great, free event the girls love where they will make cards for the residents, sing
carols, and have cookies and chocolate milk. This year it will be on Thursday December 19, 2019, 4pm- 5pm at Care one in
Wilmington (750 Woburn St). Girls can wear their Christmas jammies/holiday
attire/ hats etc. Forms can be dropped off to Kristen Pemberton: 9 Bishops Way,
by December 10th. Flyer is attached to the Monday email.
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Monday, November 4, 2019
Future Service Unit (SU) events
Our amazing service unit has several events planned for
this scouting year including a Lego challenge, DIY Race car event,
Archery/Canoe/S’mores and more! If you have an idea for an event or would
like to be part of the planning committee for an event please reach out to
Rebecca or Jo. Thank you for being part of North Reading Girl Scouts!
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Volunteer Recognitions
GSEMA is now accepting nominations for
volunteer recognitions! Show appreciation for volunteers you know and love by
nominating them for formal awards. Nominations are
due by February 15. Plus, check out our tips for
other fun and easy ways to say thank you to volunteers who are making the world
a better place.
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Seeking Girl Board Members
GSEMA invites Girl Scouts ages 14–17 to
apply for a position on the GSEMA Board of Directors. Girl Board
Members have the unique opportunity to collaborate with local professional
leaders, strategize to better support Girl Scouting throughout eastern
Massachusetts, and make a difference in their communities. To apply, girls
should submit an application and
two recommendations by
11:59 PM on January 23, 2020.
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Represent GSEMA at the 2020 National Convention
Calling Girl Scouts age
14+ and adults! Apply to serve as a National Council Delegate
for GSEMA at GSUSA’s 55th National Council Session and
Convention. From October 21–25, 2020, in Orlando, Florida, you can be part of
the action by representing GSEMA, meeting delegates from other councils,
and casting your vote to help shape the future of Girl Scouting. Learn more
about the role and
read through the FAQ,
then apply by
December 5.
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Program Highlights
STEM and Outdoor programs for Cadettes and Up-
The days are getting shorter, but there’s still plenty of time for girls to
learn new skills! They can develop green urban landscapes, problem-solve,
and experiment with bridges, gliders, and moon rovers alongside female
engineers from Raytheon at MathMovesU on
December 8. They can also get outdoors to learn about knife safety, build an
emergency shelter, cook delicious dishes using a variety of outdoor cooking
methods, and more at Build Your
Outdoor Skills sessions throughout December. Register your girl
today.
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Cookie Program
Get ready, get set, mark your calendars for the
2019–20 cookie program! Girl Scout Cookies fund adventures and help girls
empower themselves through goal-setting and entrepreneurship—not to mention
fun! Girls can begin selling cookies online on November 21, and in person on
December 3. Troop Cookie Coordinators can get a prepared by submitting
their required paperwork now. You can explore our online resources, and email us with your troop number if you need to be
introduced to your Service Unit Cookie Mentor.
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Fall Product - Final Count
From Denise Kung- “We had 13 troops participating and total sales just over $16,000.
Incredible job by everyone! We had 11 troops sell over $750, which I believe
means we earned a service unit bonus of $220. We did better in total sales and
in troops breaking the $750 mark over last year.”
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Frozen 2- Event Full
Daisies, Brownies and their families are invited
to a private showing of Frozen 2 at Woburn Showcase Cinemas on Wednesday,
November 27th at 1pm. There are 40 seats available and the cost is
$11 a ticket. Please venmo @Rebecca-Lowe-32, or drop off cash/check to 16
Pleasant Street. Registration will only be considered complete after both
signupgenius registration and payment is received. ***This event filled in less
than 24 hours so I’ve reached out to the theater to see if we have any options.
If this event is a success I would love it to be annual with the possibility of
moving it to a theater that is farther afield, but that can accommodate a
larger group. Also, a separate film event for older girls is in the works.
Saturday, October 26, 2019
Program Highlights
Check out some of the programs offered by Girl Scouts..
1. Cyber Challenge - In GSEMA’s first ever Girl Scouts Cyber Challenge (October 19, from 8:30 AM–5 PM, at UMASS Lowell), Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors will work together to rescue a hacked moon colony. Girls will learn cryptography, forensics, social engineering, and ethics skills while empowering themselves and one another through STEM. This competition is a drop-off event; busing is available from Middleboro, Roxbury, and Waltham for $5 per girl. Registration is $10 per girl, and includes lunch, a shirt, and a patch.
2. Critter Camp - Girls can meet the furry friends that live at Camp Cedar Hill, make fierce and festive animal crafts, and take action as conservation superstars on Monday, November 11, from 9 AM–4 PM. This is a drop-off event; cost of registration is $50 per girl and includes a patch.
3. Challenge Accepted Overnight - During this exciting overnight experience on November 16–17, girls will gain confidence and learn team-building skills together on the low and high ropes courses at Camp Runels. This is a drop-off event; cost of registration is $60 per girl and includes a patch.
4. Journey Overnight - Seniors and Ambassadors are invited to work together to complete the Sow What (Senior) and Justice (Ambassador) Journeys in an action-filled overnight experience on November 2–3. Girls will explore their “food prints” and learn how everyday actions affect the environment as they prepare the next steps of their Take Action projects. This is a drop-off event; cost of registration is $55 per girl.
5. Journey Overnight - Cadettes are invited to “Think Like an Engineer” with their peers from all over eastern Massachusetts on November 9–10. Girls will complete the “discover” and “connect” steps of this exciting STEM journey, work together to find innovative solutions to engineering challenges, and take the first steps of preparing for their Take Action projects. This is a drop-off event; cost of registration is $35 per girl, and volunteer supervision is required.
6. Girl Scout Day at the MIT Museum - Girls are invited to the MIT Museum on November 2, for a day of hands-on, state-of-the-art engineering. Girls will use modern technologies including computer-aided design and laser cutting to engineer their own boats and take their design ideas to the next level. Cost of registration is $15/girl, and volunteer supervision is required.
1. Cyber Challenge - In GSEMA’s first ever Girl Scouts Cyber Challenge (October 19, from 8:30 AM–5 PM, at UMASS Lowell), Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors will work together to rescue a hacked moon colony. Girls will learn cryptography, forensics, social engineering, and ethics skills while empowering themselves and one another through STEM. This competition is a drop-off event; busing is available from Middleboro, Roxbury, and Waltham for $5 per girl. Registration is $10 per girl, and includes lunch, a shirt, and a patch.
2. Critter Camp - Girls can meet the furry friends that live at Camp Cedar Hill, make fierce and festive animal crafts, and take action as conservation superstars on Monday, November 11, from 9 AM–4 PM. This is a drop-off event; cost of registration is $50 per girl and includes a patch.
3. Challenge Accepted Overnight - During this exciting overnight experience on November 16–17, girls will gain confidence and learn team-building skills together on the low and high ropes courses at Camp Runels. This is a drop-off event; cost of registration is $60 per girl and includes a patch.
4. Journey Overnight - Seniors and Ambassadors are invited to work together to complete the Sow What (Senior) and Justice (Ambassador) Journeys in an action-filled overnight experience on November 2–3. Girls will explore their “food prints” and learn how everyday actions affect the environment as they prepare the next steps of their Take Action projects. This is a drop-off event; cost of registration is $55 per girl.
5. Journey Overnight - Cadettes are invited to “Think Like an Engineer” with their peers from all over eastern Massachusetts on November 9–10. Girls will complete the “discover” and “connect” steps of this exciting STEM journey, work together to find innovative solutions to engineering challenges, and take the first steps of preparing for their Take Action projects. This is a drop-off event; cost of registration is $35 per girl, and volunteer supervision is required.
6. Girl Scout Day at the MIT Museum - Girls are invited to the MIT Museum on November 2, for a day of hands-on, state-of-the-art engineering. Girls will use modern technologies including computer-aided design and laser cutting to engineer their own boats and take their design ideas to the next level. Cost of registration is $15/girl, and volunteer supervision is required.
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The 2019 GSEMA Volunteer Conference
Will take place on Sunday, November 17th from
8am-5pm at the Burlington Marriott. The cost is $25 and lunch is included.
Please join us for a fun day of workshops and networking. Register here https://www.gsema.org/ en/for-volunteers/volunteer- conference.html
Contact Rebecca Lowe with
any questions rebecca.lowe@gmail. com
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Financial Literacy Badges
Juniors,
Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors are eligible to earn two Financial Literacy
badges through the Toyota Driving My Financial Future program. To receive these
badges, complete the following steps by December 1:
- Complete all requirements for the two badges. For individual badge requirements, consult the Badge Explorer.
- Complete the badge request form.
- Mail the badge request form and the appropriate evaluation form (for Juniors or for Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors) to 111 East Grove St., Middleboro, MA, 02346, or scan and email all completed forms directly to jcollier@gsema.org.
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