A N N U A L R E P O R T2012-2013

I am a Girl Scout

total 1,899

Lifetime Members16,867 Adult Members38,420

Girl Members

8,842 Daisies (grades K-1)

12,169 Brownies (grades 2-3)

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP

9,298 Juniors (grades 4-5)

5,705 Cadettes (grades 6-8)

1,431 Seniors(grades 9-10)

921 Ambassadors (grades 11-12)

54 Other*

*Girls who did not identify with a grade level

20,401 Girl Programs

4,412 Outdoor Programs 3:1 Girl to Adult participation ratio

Program Participation

1,010 New Members

SUMMER 2013 ATTENDANCE

3,446 Day Camp

2,011 Resident Camp 882 Family Camp

WINTER/SPRING PARTICIPATION

39 Winter Vacation Camp 975 April Vacation Journey

Camp Pathway

Series and/or Event Pathway2,947 Members

Dear Volunteers and Friends of Girl Scouts:Today, 2.3 million American girls can say, “I am a Girl Scout.” In their troops, at camp, selling cookies and attending our programs, they are creating wonderful memories and gaining important leadership skills just as millions of women did before them.

It speaks volumes about the impact of our work that Girl Scout alumnae comprise 53 percent of all women business owners. Among women in the United States Senate, 59 percent are former Girl Scouts, and in the House of Representatives, it’s 60 percent. Approximately one in every two adult women in the U.S. has at some point been a member of Girl Scouts.

Now in our second century, Girl Scouting remains as vital a part of girls’ lives as ever. This is a time of great opportunity, but also significant challenge. Those of us leading the council or serving as volunteers with girls are mindful of the responsibility resting on our shoulders to sustain the organization’s core values and protect

its mission. At the same time, we must ensure that today’s girls receive a meaningful leadership experience as Girl Scouts. We take our inspiration from Juliette Gordon Low, from the women who led our troops when we were girl members, and from each other.

During the last fiscal year, we implemented a new membership recruitment campaign based on research conducted by GSUSA. The “I can’t wait to” campaign updated our look, helping us reach more girls with a fresh message of empowerment and fun. We also participated in the first-ever National Girl Scout Cookie Day, which garnered significant national media attention showcasing the importance of the cookie sale as a leadership program for girls. It was a great year for our council, and we are pleased to share some highlights in this Annual Report.

Girls want to lead, to discover who they are, to connect with others and to take action to improve the world. Because of your support of our work, more girls are leaders. Because of you, nearly 40,000 girls in eastern Massachusetts can say “I am a Girl Scout.” Thank you for making a difference!

Yours in Girl Scouting,

Pamela Salkovitz Elizabeth Stevenson Interim Chief Executive Officer Council President/Board Chair

Financial ReportFor the year ended September 30, 2013

Statement of Financial PositionASSETSCURRENT ASSETS Cash $ 498,694 Short-term investments 1,749,952 Accounts receivable, net of allowance for doubtful accounts 92,912 Current portion of pledges receivable 11,760 Inventories 300,909 Prepaid expenses 130,850

Total current assets 2,785,077

Pledges receivable, net of current portion 9,000 Long-term investments 12,430,609 Property and equipment 5,442,648

Total Assets $ 20,667,334 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 869,862 Deferred revenue 285,696

Total current liabilities 1,155,558

NET ASSETS Unrestricted 16,385,967 Temporarily restricted 876,849 Permanently restricted 2,248,960

Total net assets 19,511,776

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 20,667,334

Expense

8%

10% 82% Program

Management & General

Fundraising

Take Action ($100,000 and higher)Clear Channel OutdoorUnited Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley

Discover ($50,000-$74,999)American Honda Foundation Citizens Bank Foundation Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority

Gold Award ($25,000-$49,999)Boston Business JournalComcast Liberty Mutual FoundationMassachusetts Life Sciences CenterYawkey Foundation II

Silver Award ($15,000-$24,999)AT&TBank of America Charitable FoundationCity of Lawrence – The Community Development DepartmentThe Improper Bostonian MagazineIntel Corporation, Inc.The Kelly Family FoundationKPMG LLP Neiman Marcus, Natick Collection

North Shore United Way Summer Fund TERC William E. Schrafft and Bertha E. Schrafft Charitable Trust

Bronze Award ($10,000-$14,999)Anna B. Stearns Charitable FoundationBingham McCutchen LLP Boston Scientific CorporationCubist PharmaceuticalsDeloitteDeutsche BankEaton Vance CorporationEileen FisherGenzyme, a Sanofi CompanyGill Fishman Associates Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Kronos, Inc. Peggy Meyerhoff Pearlstone FoundationPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP TD Bank of MassachusettsTD Charitable FoundationWinfield S. Russell Trust

Pathway ($5,000-$9,999)Suzanne Bates #Bates CommunicationsBJ’s Wholesale Club, Inc.Blue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsDaniel W. Field Trust

Eastern Bank Charitable FoundationGirl Scouts of the USAMarie G. Dennett FoundationMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramNathaniel and Elizabeth P. Stevens FoundationHeidi V. Pickett #Raytheon Company Patricia C. Romeo- Gilbert #Simmons CollegeTricia J. Tilford # TJX FoundationVerrill FoundationWells Fargo Women’s Fund of Essex CountyRoxanne Zak #

Journey ($2,500-$4,999)Anonymous Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C.Angie Anderson #Anton FundSarah Bixler and Christopher Tonkin # Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation Charles Pringle FoundationCity of Boston – Boston R.O.C.K.S Community GrantCity of HaverhillCommunity Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts – Women’s Action FundEMD MilliporeBarbara H. Fortier and Karen Edlund #

Grand Circle CorporationGreater Boston Chamber of CommerceLeAnne Grillo #Lorraine B. Horn #Institution for Savings Jill JudahKertzman & Weil, LLP Deborah E. LaMondBarbara F. Lee #Michael J. Lenahan #Liberty Mutual Insurance GroupMassachusetts Interactive Media CouncilThe MathWorks, Inc.Kelcey H. MorangeNational Association of Corporate Directors New England ChapterOcean Spray Cranberries, Inc.The Ogden Codman TrustMelissa A. Palmer#Rockland TrustSasaki AssociatesStaples, Inc.Toshiba Business Solutions (USA), Inc.University of Massachusetts BostonUPS – Northeast DistrictVerizon New EnglandWinter Wyman

Leader ($1,000-$2,499)Anonymous Adelaide Breed Bayrd FoundationViolet M. Apple # Arnold Worldwide LLCAubert J. Fay Charitable FundAxcelis Technologies

Bank of AmericaBetty Beland Greater Lawrence Summer FundMarianne H. Bickerton # Biogen IdecBose CorporationThe Boston FoundationTheresa S. Brockelman #Brookline Savings Bank FoundationJohn BryantCafé ServicesCamp Wabasso Staff Alumni 1973-1977 Carbonite, Inc.Catherine McCarthy Memorial TrustThe Charlotte HomeCitizens BankCity of Lawrence Cultural CouncilKathleen K. Corwin #Maryteresa and Charles Crealese #Easton Foundations Emerson CollegeEntergy – Pilgrim StationJoyce C. FearnsideGirl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts Troop 43466Richard J. and Anna Goettle # Mary E. GordonGreat Escape CommitteeStephen B. Haber and Raquel H. Ruiz # Karen M. HallKelly HealeyBeatrice Mah Holland # Joanne and Ralph Johnson #Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund

Sonia KwonHeather Lantz # Nancy W. Leblang # Lend A Hand SocietyNancy F. Lewis # Diane L. LongtinLindsay Levkoff Lynn and Jeff Lynn # The Lynn FoundationWendy L. MacDonald #Mansfield Bank Charitable FoundationMaynard Community ChestDiane E. McCarthy # Microsoft New England Research and Development CenterMiddlesex Community CollegeMiddlesex Savings BankCathy E. Minehan Nancy R. Mobley # Harriett Moran Dawn C. Morris #Mullen Needham Memorial Trust Newburyport Five Cents Savings Charitable FoundationColleen A. O’Keefe # Steven Onishi and Dawn Alling # Phillips 66 Plymouth Memorial Post #1822 VFW Jane W. Puffer # Reed & Barton Foundation, Inc. Kimberly ReinertLisa RobbinsRobert Treat Paine AssociationWilliam Schawbel Schawbel Corporation Mary E. ShannonGail R. Shapiro # Mary L. Shapiro # Ronald Shapiro Sherin and Lodgen LLP Shire State Street Corporation Peggy and Jonathan Stevens # Elizabeth Stevenson Tanisha M. Sullivan Mary Tiernan # United Way of Greater New BedfordUniversity of Massachusetts Dartmouth

Urban OutfittersWaters CorporationWatertown Savings BankWebster BankDiane M. White # Yozell AssociatesEllen M. Zane #

Our Promise ($500-$999)American Legion Post #308 Sarah E. BeggBethesda Lodge #30 I.O.O.F.Beverly Service UnitRuth N. Bramson # Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Stephanie R. BrowneThe Cape Cod Foundation Children’s Services of Roxbury ClearRock, Inc. Community Outreach Circle of Friends Lynn and John Cutter # EMD Serono, Inc. Brenda M. Fitzgerald # Elizabeth FitzulaKimberly A. and Clinton Furnald # Gilbane Building Company Jan E. GoldsteinRuth M. Gorman # Maureen M. Grant Kristen M. Gryglik # Maureen E. HarrisonElizabeth HoffmanCynthia Izzo # Martha JonesKimberly KouryAlicia M. Kullas # Lawrence General Hospital

League of Women Voters of Massachusetts Robin R. Loporchio # Irma S. Mann Sheila McIntosh Daniel F. McLaughlin MiddleOak Diana Moore Regina M. Mullen # Marie B. Normoyle # Ronald V. O’Connell # Laura G. Otting Personal Computer ResourcesJanet Phlegar Pioneer Investment Management USA, Inc. Laura M. Raisty # Pamela Salkovitz #Helen E. SaylesKristin SciuccoDeborah S. Sharpe # Judith A. Skeffington # Gretchen Slemmons Nancy E. Spence # Supreme EnergyChristine M. Surette Addie L. SwartzTime WarnerVanguard CharitableWellesley BankWinchester Co-operative Bank Christine Wolff

SYMBOL KEYBF 1912 Giving Society member

Trefoil Society member # Pearl Society member

We strive for accuracy and thoroughness in these listings, but occasionally errors do occur. Please contact the Fund Development department at 857-453-5336 if you believe there is an error in this report.

Thank You to Our Supporters!Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts is grateful to the individuals, corporations, foundations and community partners recognized in this honor roll of donors. This listing reflects all cash gifts, pledge payments and in-kind donations of $500 and above recorded during fiscal year 2012 (October 1, 2012- September 30, 2013). Together we raised more than $1.6 million to support Girl Scout programs, camps, troops and other activities throughout 178 communities.

In 2012, as part of the 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts, we created annual and cumulative giving societies to recognize individuals who have made Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts a philanthropic priority. The 1912 Giving Circle was created to honor those who made gifts of $1,912 or more during the fiscal year. Members are highlighted in bold.

Donors whose cumulative gifts have surpassed $10,000 during a five-year period are members of the Trefoil Society. The Pearl Society recognizes individuals who consistently renew their commitment to our council by making gifts of any amount in the last three consecutive fiscal years.

Statement of Activities OPERATING REVENUES Product sales, net $ 6,335,713 Merchandise sales, net 439,323 Program fees 2,801,668 Contributions 1,677,860 Investment revenue 572,799 Other 133,380

Total Revenues 11,960,743

OPERATING EXPENSES Program 10,285,181 Management and general 1,305,672 Fundraising 1,022,700

Total Expense 12,613,553

Change in net assets from operations (652,810)Non-operating activities 368,440

Change in net assets (284,370)Net assets, beginning of year 19,796,146

Net assets, end of year $ 19,511,776

Statement of Cash Flows CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Change in net assets from operations $ (652,810)Adjustments to reconcile changes in net assets from operations to net cash used in operating actitivies 38,492

Net cash used in operating activities (614,318) Cash flows from investing activities 610,956 Cash flows from financing activities 4,313

Net increase in cash & cash equivalents 951

Cash, beginning of year 497,743

Cash, end of year $ 498,694

Supplemental disclosures of cash flow information

Non-cash investing transaction: Unrealized gains on investments $ 603,419

5 WitsAgganis Arena, Boston UniversityAnimal AdventuresThe Archery CenterBattleship U.S.S. Massachusetts, Battleship CoveBillingsgate FarmBoston BalletBoston CelticsBoston Children’s MuseumBoston Duck ToursBoston Hoop TroopBoston Pizza ToursBoston Red SoxBoston Sports ClubBoston Tea Party Ships & MuseumBoston University Experiential Education Metropolitan College & Extended EducationBrockton RoxBroomstones Curling ClubBubbleManiaThe Butterfly PlaceButtonwood Park ZooCarabinersCentral Rock GymThe Children’s Museum in EastonChocolate TherapyCiti Performing Arts CenterCoco KeyAlba Lucinda Colina, Zumba InstructorColonial Lantern ToursSusan Copelas, Scuba InstructorCradles to CrayonsRebecca DeMarest, AuthorDiablo Glass SchoolFashion FocusFranklin Park ZooSharon Gately, Zumba InstructorGifts to GiveGirls’ LEAPHarvard University AthleticsHolly Hill FarmJ. Guillet PhotographyKappa Delta (Northeastern University & Boston University)Deb La Flamme, Babysitting InstructorLarz Anderson Auto MuseumLil’ Folk Farm LuckyBobMad Science of Greater BostonMad Science of Southeastern MA & RIMad Science of Southern NH & Northern MAThe MagicompanyMake MeaningMassachusetts School of Law, AndoverMDAR (MA Dept. of Agricultural Resources)Nancy Miceli, Bead Program InstructorMiddlesex Community CollegeMuseum of ScienceNational Black Doll MuseumNational Marine Life CenterNew England AquariumNew England Chapter of the Guild of Book WorkersNorfolk County Agricultural High SchoolNortheastern UniversityPats PeakPawtucket Red SoxPeabody Essex MuseumPlimoth PlantationRaynham Athletic ClubRaytheon CompanyRhythm RoomChristopher J. Richards, Director of Tourism, Town of FairhavenRock Spot BostonSerendipity StablesSimon Malls, Marlborough & SaugusSimmons CollegeThe Skating Club of BostonSoy Negra ProductionsStonehill College AthleticsSUPfari AdventuresTD GardenUMass Lowell AthleticsUrban AdvenToursVictory StablesWachusett MountainWaltham Fields Community FarmWheelock Family TheatreWorld Class Frisbee Show

Program Partners

Financial ReportFor the year ended September 30, 2013

Statement of Financial PositionASSETSCURRENT ASSETS Cash $ 498,694 Short-term investments 1,749,952 Accounts receivable, net of allowance for doubtful accounts 92,912 Current portion of pledges receivable 11,760 Inventories 300,909 Prepaid expenses 130,850

Total current assets 2,785,077

Pledges receivable, net of current portion 9,000 Long-term investments 12,430,609 Property and equipment 5,442,648

Total Assets $ 20,667,334 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 869,862 Deferred revenue 285,696

Total current liabilities 1,155,558

NET ASSETS Unrestricted 16,385,967 Temporarily restricted 876,849 Permanently restricted 2,248,960

Total net assets 19,511,776

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 20,667,334

Expense

8%

10% 82% Program

Management & General

Fundraising

Take Action ($100,000 and higher)Clear Channel OutdoorUnited Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley

Discover ($50,000-$74,999)American Honda Foundation Citizens Bank Foundation Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority

Gold Award ($25,000-$49,999)Boston Business JournalComcast Liberty Mutual FoundationMassachusetts Life Sciences CenterYawkey Foundation II

Silver Award ($15,000-$24,999)AT&TBank of America Charitable FoundationCity of Lawrence – The Community Development DepartmentThe Improper Bostonian MagazineIntel Corporation, Inc.The Kelly Family FoundationKPMG LLP Neiman Marcus, Natick Collection

North Shore United Way Summer Fund TERC William E. Schrafft and Bertha E. Schrafft Charitable Trust

Bronze Award ($10,000-$14,999)Anna B. Stearns Charitable FoundationBingham McCutchen LLP Boston Scientific CorporationCubist PharmaceuticalsDeloitteDeutsche BankEaton Vance CorporationEileen FisherGenzyme, a Sanofi CompanyGill Fishman Associates Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Kronos, Inc. Peggy Meyerhoff Pearlstone FoundationPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP TD Bank of MassachusettsTD Charitable FoundationWinfield S. Russell Trust

Pathway ($5,000-$9,999)Suzanne Bates #Bates CommunicationsBJ’s Wholesale Club, Inc.Blue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsDaniel W. Field Trust

Eastern Bank Charitable FoundationGirl Scouts of the USAMarie G. Dennett FoundationMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramNathaniel and Elizabeth P. Stevens FoundationHeidi V. Pickett #Raytheon Company Patricia C. Romeo- Gilbert #Simmons CollegeTricia J. Tilford # TJX FoundationVerrill FoundationWells Fargo Women’s Fund of Essex CountyRoxanne Zak #

Journey ($2,500-$4,999)Anonymous Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C.Angie Anderson #Anton FundSarah Bixler and Christopher Tonkin # Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation Charles Pringle FoundationCity of Boston – Boston R.O.C.K.S Community GrantCity of HaverhillCommunity Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts – Women’s Action FundEMD MilliporeBarbara H. Fortier and Karen Edlund #

Grand Circle CorporationGreater Boston Chamber of CommerceLeAnne Grillo #Lorraine B. Horn #Institution for Savings Jill JudahKertzman & Weil, LLP Deborah E. LaMondBarbara F. Lee #Michael J. Lenahan #Liberty Mutual Insurance GroupMassachusetts Interactive Media CouncilThe MathWorks, Inc.Kelcey H. MorangeNational Association of Corporate Directors New England ChapterOcean Spray Cranberries, Inc.The Ogden Codman TrustMelissa A. Palmer#Rockland TrustSasaki AssociatesStaples, Inc.Toshiba Business Solutions (USA), Inc.University of Massachusetts BostonUPS – Northeast DistrictVerizon New EnglandWinter Wyman

Leader ($1,000-$2,499)Anonymous Adelaide Breed Bayrd FoundationViolet M. Apple # Arnold Worldwide LLCAubert J. Fay Charitable FundAxcelis Technologies

Bank of AmericaBetty Beland Greater Lawrence Summer FundMarianne H. Bickerton # Biogen IdecBose CorporationThe Boston FoundationTheresa S. Brockelman #Brookline Savings Bank FoundationJohn BryantCafé ServicesCamp Wabasso Staff Alumni 1973-1977 Carbonite, Inc.Catherine McCarthy Memorial TrustThe Charlotte HomeCitizens BankCity of Lawrence Cultural CouncilKathleen K. Corwin #Maryteresa and Charles Crealese #Easton Foundations Emerson CollegeEntergy – Pilgrim StationJoyce C. FearnsideGirl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts Troop 43466Richard J. and Anna Goettle # Mary E. GordonGreat Escape CommitteeStephen B. Haber and Raquel H. Ruiz # Karen M. HallKelly HealeyBeatrice Mah Holland # Joanne and Ralph Johnson #Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund

Sonia KwonHeather Lantz # Nancy W. Leblang # Lend A Hand SocietyNancy F. Lewis # Diane L. LongtinLindsay Levkoff Lynn and Jeff Lynn # The Lynn FoundationWendy L. MacDonald #Mansfield Bank Charitable FoundationMaynard Community ChestDiane E. McCarthy # Microsoft New England Research and Development CenterMiddlesex Community CollegeMiddlesex Savings BankCathy E. Minehan Nancy R. Mobley # Harriett Moran Dawn C. Morris #Mullen Needham Memorial Trust Newburyport Five Cents Savings Charitable FoundationColleen A. O’Keefe # Steven Onishi and Dawn Alling # Phillips 66 Plymouth Memorial Post #1822 VFW Jane W. Puffer # Reed & Barton Foundation, Inc. Kimberly ReinertLisa RobbinsRobert Treat Paine AssociationWilliam Schawbel Schawbel Corporation Mary E. ShannonGail R. Shapiro # Mary L. Shapiro # Ronald Shapiro Sherin and Lodgen LLP Shire State Street Corporation Peggy and Jonathan Stevens # Elizabeth Stevenson Tanisha M. Sullivan Mary Tiernan # United Way of Greater New BedfordUniversity of Massachusetts Dartmouth

Urban OutfittersWaters CorporationWatertown Savings BankWebster BankDiane M. White # Yozell AssociatesEllen M. Zane #

Our Promise ($500-$999)American Legion Post #308 Sarah E. BeggBethesda Lodge #30 I.O.O.F.Beverly Service UnitRuth N. Bramson # Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Stephanie R. BrowneThe Cape Cod Foundation Children’s Services of Roxbury ClearRock, Inc. Community Outreach Circle of Friends Lynn and John Cutter # EMD Serono, Inc. Brenda M. Fitzgerald # Elizabeth FitzulaKimberly A. and Clinton Furnald # Gilbane Building Company Jan E. GoldsteinRuth M. Gorman # Maureen M. Grant Kristen M. Gryglik # Maureen E. HarrisonElizabeth HoffmanCynthia Izzo # Martha JonesKimberly KouryAlicia M. Kullas # Lawrence General Hospital

League of Women Voters of Massachusetts Robin R. Loporchio # Irma S. Mann Sheila McIntosh Daniel F. McLaughlin MiddleOak Diana Moore Regina M. Mullen # Marie B. Normoyle # Ronald V. O’Connell # Laura G. Otting Personal Computer ResourcesJanet Phlegar Pioneer Investment Management USA, Inc. Laura M. Raisty # Pamela Salkovitz #Helen E. SaylesKristin SciuccoDeborah S. Sharpe # Judith A. Skeffington # Gretchen Slemmons Nancy E. Spence # Supreme EnergyChristine M. Surette Addie L. SwartzTime WarnerVanguard CharitableWellesley BankWinchester Co-operative Bank Christine Wolff

SYMBOL KEYBF 1912 Giving Society member

Trefoil Society member # Pearl Society member

We strive for accuracy and thoroughness in these listings, but occasionally errors do occur. Please contact the Fund Development department at 857-453-5336 if you believe there is an error in this report.

Thank You to Our Supporters!Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts is grateful to the individuals, corporations, foundations and community partners recognized in this honor roll of donors. This listing reflects all cash gifts, pledge payments and in-kind donations of $500 and above recorded during fiscal year 2012 (October 1, 2012- September 30, 2013). Together we raised more than $1.6 million to support Girl Scout programs, camps, troops and other activities throughout 178 communities.

In 2012, as part of the 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts, we created annual and cumulative giving societies to recognize individuals who have made Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts a philanthropic priority. The 1912 Giving Circle was created to honor those who made gifts of $1,912 or more during the fiscal year. Members are highlighted in bold.

Donors whose cumulative gifts have surpassed $10,000 during a five-year period are members of the Trefoil Society. The Pearl Society recognizes individuals who consistently renew their commitment to our council by making gifts of any amount in the last three consecutive fiscal years.

Statement of Activities OPERATING REVENUES Product sales, net $ 6,335,713 Merchandise sales, net 439,323 Program fees 2,801,668 Contributions 1,677,860 Investment revenue 572,799 Other 133,380

Total Revenues 11,960,743

OPERATING EXPENSES Program 10,285,181 Management and general 1,305,672 Fundraising 1,022,700

Total Expense 12,613,553

Change in net assets from operations (652,810)Non-operating activities 368,440

Change in net assets (284,370)Net assets, beginning of year 19,796,146

Net assets, end of year $ 19,511,776

Statement of Cash Flows CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Change in net assets from operations $ (652,810)Adjustments to reconcile changes in net assets from operations to net cash used in operating actitivies 38,492

Net cash used in operating activities (614,318) Cash flows from investing activities 610,956 Cash flows from financing activities 4,313

Net increase in cash & cash equivalents 951

Cash, beginning of year 497,743

Cash, end of year $ 498,694

Supplemental disclosures of cash flow information

Non-cash investing transaction: Unrealized gains on investments $ 603,419

5 WitsAgganis Arena, Boston UniversityAnimal AdventuresThe Archery CenterBattleship U.S.S. Massachusetts, Battleship CoveBillingsgate FarmBoston BalletBoston CelticsBoston Children’s MuseumBoston Duck ToursBoston Hoop TroopBoston Pizza ToursBoston Red SoxBoston Sports ClubBoston Tea Party Ships & MuseumBoston University Experiential Education Metropolitan College & Extended EducationBrockton RoxBroomstones Curling ClubBubbleManiaThe Butterfly PlaceButtonwood Park ZooCarabinersCentral Rock GymThe Children’s Museum in EastonChocolate TherapyCiti Performing Arts CenterCoco KeyAlba Lucinda Colina, Zumba InstructorColonial Lantern ToursSusan Copelas, Scuba InstructorCradles to CrayonsRebecca DeMarest, AuthorDiablo Glass SchoolFashion FocusFranklin Park ZooSharon Gately, Zumba InstructorGifts to GiveGirls’ LEAPHarvard University AthleticsHolly Hill FarmJ. Guillet PhotographyKappa Delta (Northeastern University & Boston University)Deb La Flamme, Babysitting InstructorLarz Anderson Auto MuseumLil’ Folk Farm LuckyBobMad Science of Greater BostonMad Science of Southeastern MA & RIMad Science of Southern NH & Northern MAThe MagicompanyMake MeaningMassachusetts School of Law, AndoverMDAR (MA Dept. of Agricultural Resources)Nancy Miceli, Bead Program InstructorMiddlesex Community CollegeMuseum of ScienceNational Black Doll MuseumNational Marine Life CenterNew England AquariumNew England Chapter of the Guild of Book WorkersNorfolk County Agricultural High SchoolNortheastern UniversityPats PeakPawtucket Red SoxPeabody Essex MuseumPlimoth PlantationRaynham Athletic ClubRaytheon CompanyRhythm RoomChristopher J. Richards, Director of Tourism, Town of FairhavenRock Spot BostonSerendipity StablesSimon Malls, Marlborough & SaugusSimmons CollegeThe Skating Club of BostonSoy Negra ProductionsStonehill College AthleticsSUPfari AdventuresTD GardenUMass Lowell AthleticsUrban AdvenToursVictory StablesWachusett MountainWaltham Fields Community FarmWheelock Family TheatreWorld Class Frisbee Show

Program Partners

Our Cadette troop has been together since the girls were Brownies. It has been a rewarding experience to guide and mentor the girls and help them develop the skills and confidence to accomplish their goals. It has also been a lot of fun to share in their excitement as they experience new things!

Last year, at a Bronze Award planning meeting, the troop explored different areas of the community that needed help. They listed various ways they could make a positive contribution and brainstormed how to accomplish their goals. All the girls are big animal lovers, so helping the Quincy Animal Shelter was at the top of everyone’s list. The girls felt that by taking action, they could really make a difference. They worked together to make posters and flyers to spread the word on what the animal shelter needed and collected donations of supplies. Some learned how to crochet and made blankets for the animals.

As part of their aMuse Journey, and in keeping with their animal theme, the troop illustrated and authored a book, Animals in Ostrishishishier, which focused on stereotypes. They shared this book with a Daisy troop, along with a scrapbook they had made, and discussed their Journey and Bronze Award work.

I was very impressed with the troop members’ passion to help the animal shelter and with their dedication to fulfill their goals. They worked equally hard on their project and cooperated well with each other. As one girl said, “I learned that by teaming together with my troop members, we could come up with a good plan on how to help the animal shelter. By working together we could accomplish more than by working alone.”

Mary Ann Mannion, Troop Leader Fiona McGarry, Assistant Leader Troop 74125

I am a championWhen asked why I support Girl Scouts, these questions immediately came to mind: What are my favorite things? Adventures, campfires and cookies.

Who are my favorite people? Juliette Gordon Low, Helen Storrow and all Girl Scouts.

I strongly believe in our Girl Scout Promise and Law, but more importantly, I advocate for the many benefits of Girl Scouts. For me, it’s the chance to meet and work with “sisters” from around the world, the fun of learning a new activity and the opportunity to provide service.

I have been fortunate to be involved in the Girl Scout Museum at Cedar Hill for over 30 years. I have learned to appreciate our history and those fabulous Girl Scout leaders who came before us and laid the groundwork to carry on the important mission of Girl Scouts.

Helen Storrow, our own Boston Girl Scout leader, was able to acquire the wonderful 76 acres of property now known as Camp Cedar Hill in Waltham from the Warren Estate. How lucky we are she had the insight to leave a legacy for today’s Girl Scouts!

I am so glad Girl Scouts is here for my granddaughters, providing leadership opportunities along with the fun!

Cookie 500 Club (continued)Rebecca Hughes, SharonMya Donovan, S. BostonElizabeth Storry, TyngsboroughAva Chow, W. RoxburyAriana Duseau, WeymouthRebecca Moran, WeymouthAlexis Marcantonio, HyannisAlexandra Spencer, RoxburyGrace Stephenson, WaylandRachel Sorensen, SalemJohnna Padvaiskas, MethuenTeika Lampart, Vineyard HavenAdriana Cericola, W. YarmouthCaitlyn Lewis, ConcordT’Kya McKenzie, RandolphAshley Clapp, RochesterGwendolyn Reader, SagamoreMikayla Metcalf, NorwoodLillian Ranalli, NewtonvilleLindsey Collins, AbingtonEvangelina Burdick, HudsonAlyssa Billert, DanversBrooke Billert, DanversBrianna Casey, MarshfieldMalia German, Buzzards BayLibby Anderson, HarwichAlexandria Zoll, TauntonCaitlin Wenners, AbingtonMilana Margetson, MedfordErika Byrnes, WilmingtonJillian Kwiatek, LynnEvelyn Gayhart, EverettAnna Brooks, BelmontMagnolia Jones, BradfordKassandra Last, LowellTanda McAuliffe, QuincyKierra Walsh, BillericaSabriah Mahdi, MattapanLeda Olia, Newton CenterGrace Griffin, NorfolkKeira Hart-Bonville, FairhavenAnne Taylor, Malden

Madelyn Barry, NorwoodEmilie Linares, SomervilleHannah Jarvis, TauntonAisling Madden, BelmontVictoria Wersoski, BradfordJenna Hauvuy, BridgewaterMargaret Sifferlen, LawrenceErin Jasper, PeabodySarah Patacchiola, QuincyAmanda Brown, Wellesley HillsSusan Doubek, Bedford-HanscomRaegen Gwozdz, FairhavenRory Madden, BelmontKrystal Dong, BostonAmanda Akins, BraintreeJasmine Wong-Wynot, BrightonIsabella Santamaria-Dehni, CambridgeGrace Rodrigue, ConcordNatalie Sacco, BedfordThalia Picon, EverettKathryn Kellerman, HaverhillMacKenzie Credit, HaverhillJocelyn Boland, LowellEllie Lynch, MedfordEllie Strayer, W. NewtonAbigail Strayer, W. NewtonTianna Houston, W. NewtonNiccie Jamitkowski, N. AndoverPaola Arguedas-McClay, QuincyMia Rinehart, RandolphAshley Rienzo, ReadingElisabeth Penafiel, ReadingNatalya Shorr, ReadingCherilyn Chadwick, SaugusMegan Powell, ShirleySophia Pinarreta, TauntonVictoria Pinarreta, TauntonMackenzie Kelly, W. RoxburyMichaela Mullarkey, WeymouthPaige Orlowski, WeymouthMegan Del Rosso, Weymouth

Cookie 500 ClubI am a change-maker

My Gold Award-earning granddaughter Loren credits Girl Scouts for her college scholarship. Lindsey just earned her Silver Award and loves to travel, and Abby is working on her camping and cookie-selling skills. I support Girl Scouts for my girls, your girls and for all the girls and young women of our world.

–Diane White, Lifetime Member

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence & character, who make the world a better place.

E ight-year-old Alice, who had recently joined a Brownie troop in her town, begged her parents to let her attend Girl Scout summer camp. Her mother, however, had concerns. Alice has a condition that prevents her from regulating her body temperature, making participation in outdoor activities risky. Her mother finally agreed—if she could accompany her.

On the first day, Alice got on the camp bus and moved to the back where her wheelchair could be secured. The other girls instinctively got up and joined her. Each day they sat together and, after arriving at camp, all waited for Alice at the back door so they could go to flag as a group.

Her mother watched Alice join her new friends in swimming, crafts, field games, outdoor cooking and other camp activities. One day at the pond, the camp director noticed Alice’s mother crying as Alice canoed with two girls. When asked what was wrong, she explained it was the first time her daughter had ever participated in an activity without a parent by her side. For once Alice had the opportunity “to be a regular kid,” she said, overcome with emotion. Thanks to Girl Scouting and the girls and staff at camp, her daughter was having “the experience of a lifetime!”

Alice had a great time at camp and made many friends. She can’t wait to return this summer and is hoping to convince her parents to let her go for seven weeks!

I am a leader

More than 200 Girl Scouts in our council sold at least 500 packages of cookies last year, earning a spot in the “500 Club.” Our top seller, Samantha Dorgan, sold a remarkable 3,100 packages, and Quincy had the most 500 Club members, with 18. Congratulations, girls. Great work!

Samantha Dorgan, AllstonMadison Connolly, HaverhillJennifer O’Connell, MedfordKarina Movsessian, ArlingtonJulyanna Hargrow, DorchesterKayla Torres, WalthamAbigail Cutter, LowellNicki Ribakoff, BostonTess Corkery, KingstonTiana Reddick, WeymouthDillon Tedesco, W. RoxburyKassandra Dineen, QuincyDiana Geoffrion, MashpeeElizabeth Saltzman, RandolphAlexandra Gagnon, DanversBrianna Joyce, QuincyMorgan Wahlstrom, RocklandMarianne O’Connell, MedfordKylie Davis, QuincyAmber Young, E. BridgewaterMackenzie Smith, MillisAmanda Lanzarone, WakefieldStacey Oliveira, BrocktonMeghan Wenners, AbingtonMargaret Powers, QuincyAlaynah Flanders, BradfordMichela Correale, MaldenMackenzie Coles, RevereLaureen LaFond, RandolphDarley Boit, BrooklineKaylene Sheran, E. BostonSarah Martin, TopsfieldEmily Hunt, TauntonMadison MacKenzie, RevereAmanda Powers, Quincy

Haley Morris, BillericaKasey Favor, BradfordDevon Woods, Newton HighlandsMeghan Mello, RaynhamLucia Pan, S. BostonTerryn Fraser-Mines, TyngsboroughAnnabelle Costa-Rocco, EverettAmaya Carter, E. TauntonGianna Fagan, HaverhillAliyah Cicoria, BradfordColleen McDonough, QuincyOlivia Doyle, PembrokeToni Robillard, WalthamKatherine Sopko, WalthamEliana Greenstein Himle, MarlboroughAlexa Wang, Jamaica PlainOlivia Sewell, AshlandLisa Gagnon, DanversCassie Glover, RaynhamMia Borges, TauntonAlexys Baty, TauntonShadie Ferland, AbingtonChristine MacLeod, BelmontAshley Gilbert, BradfordAlexis Keller, HaverhillCarissa Loesch, EverettAmanda Lew, Newton CenterZoe Stallbaum, QuincySophia Palermo, QuincyAisling Mannion, QuincyLindsey Lo, QuincyChristina Chaplin, RaynhamAlyssa Bolduc, RocklandAllison Rudolph, WalpoleRosalie Sherlock, WalthamMichelle Thompson, WalthamLianna Mitchell, CentervilleKelci Luppino, E. TauntonStacy Reynolds, E. TauntonVictoria Carroll, RandolphLeigh LaFond, RandolphAvery Little, ConcordSamantha Gilmore, SharonBobbi Asbury, MiddleboroAnna Maria Marino, BostonShelby Maze, QuincyEmily Rouleau, Taunton

Cara Mogan, WakefieldJean Azar-Tanguay, BostonMelissa Rousseau, BradfordAshleigh Viola, HaverhillLana Viola, HaverhillOlivia Ardito, BostonStephanya Mendes, QuincyMadison Kirrane, SaugusEva Benson, SharonLexi Daher, WarehamSabrina Fielder, N. AndoverKaitlyn Goodwin, BillericaSophia VanHelene, SharonColleen Dooling, MedfordPremala Reppert, Vineyard HavenMolly Figueiredo, New BedfordAlisha Smith, BrocktonHanna Durfee, BedfordKai Liyah La Boy, DorchesterJenna Hebert, New BedfordJessica Morabito, QuincyJordan Thomas, DorchesterAmy Trillcott, QuincyAmanda Quast, Marstons MillsHannah MacIntosh, WoburnLorelai MacIntosh, WoburnStephanie Corrigan, MethuenEmma Thomas, GloucesterJaylynn Cabral, TauntonSamantha Savitz, CharlestownAshley Fernald, WoburnJordan Harris, N. ChelmsfordJordan Towle-Jackson, MaldenCatherine Belliveau, RevereAlora Correia, Acushnet/FairhavenSabrina Arruda, FairhavenBrogan Madden, BelmontZaynah Shaikh, BrooklineKrysonia Tavares, EverettCiara O’Malley, TeaticketCassandra Lopes, HanoverAbigail Blay, AuburndaleJoslin Pettingell, Newton CenterJillian Wallace, N. ReadingBrianna Cristiani, Quincy

Emily Allard, StonehamClaire Bagnani, Chestnut HillEmily Buckley, CantonMeghan Buggy, AndoverIsobel Burgess, MedfieldVivien Chen, LexingtonKathryn Chiffer, TopsfieldArianne Chipman, HinghamLaura Cotter, NewtonJennifer Crawford, N. ReadingJulia Crowe, MedfieldEmily Doucette, MaynardElizabeth Driver, TopsfieldJazmin Eltoury, QuincyClaire Faddis, BoxfordCaitlin Fitzmaurice, ScituateColleen Fitzpatrick, N. ReadingKiersten Flodman, RowleyRuiyi Gao, SudburyYasmin Hayre, Natick

“Camp showed me the beauty of nature and the joy of camping. It encouraged my love of swimming and increased my ability in this sport that I carried through my life. It taught me work and leadership skills.”

– Alumna

Alicia Healey, CantonElizabeth Hiss, MiltonEmma Holland, HinghamCaroline Hultin, SudburyKrystal Kallarackal, SudburyAnna Krah, MedfieldKatherine LaScaleia, SudburyLauren Leedberg, ChelmsfordWhitney Ligonde, DedhamChristina Liotti, DanversAnne LoVerso, SouthboroughAlison McDermott, HinghamSamantha McGoldrick, N. ReadingMolly McGowan, WalthamMelissa Moody, NewtonCarly Morris, DedhamLeda Olia, NewtonAnn Pastorello, TewksburyHannah Peternell, Westford

Congratulations to our 2013 Gold Awardees!

Nicole Rice, BryantvilleColleen Riley, MansfieldSamantha Rizzo, CantonLucy Rubin, WestonKristina Ryan, BurlingtonLauren Savrin, NeedhamMeredith Scheiring, HinghamCharlotte Skolnick, PembrokeGabriella Smith, AndoverLily Snow, HinghamAmelia Steeger, MedfieldJennifer Sullivan, WakefieldSamantha Traficante, KingstonKaterina Tsoutsouras, RowleyEmily Van Laarhoven, SouthboroughAnna Willms, Wellesley

“Just received cookies in the mail. From my Platoon here in lovely Afghanistan to your Troop, THANK YOU so much! You don’t know just how much morale is lifted with a little taste of home!”

Our Cadette troop has been together since the girls were Brownies. It has been a rewarding experience to guide and mentor the girls and help them develop the skills and confidence to accomplish their goals. It has also been a lot of fun to share in their excitement as they experience new things!

Last year, at a Bronze Award planning meeting, the troop explored different areas of the community that needed help. They listed various ways they could make a positive contribution and brainstormed how to accomplish their goals. All the girls are big animal lovers, so helping the Quincy Animal Shelter was at the top of everyone’s list. The girls felt that by taking action, they could really make a difference. They worked together to make posters and flyers to spread the word on what the animal shelter needed and collected donations of supplies. Some learned how to crochet and made blankets for the animals.

As part of their aMuse Journey, and in keeping with their animal theme, the troop illustrated and authored a book, Animals in Ostrishishishier, which focused on stereotypes. They shared this book with a Daisy troop, along with a scrapbook they had made, and discussed their Journey and Bronze Award work.

I was very impressed with the troop members’ passion to help the animal shelter and with their dedication to fulfill their goals. They worked equally hard on their project and cooperated well with each other. As one girl said, “I learned that by teaming together with my troop members, we could come up with a good plan on how to help the animal shelter. By working together we could accomplish more than by working alone.”

Mary Ann Mannion, Troop Leader Fiona McGarry, Assistant Leader Troop 74125

I am a championWhen asked why I support Girl Scouts, these questions immediately came to mind: What are my favorite things? Adventures, campfires and cookies.

Who are my favorite people? Juliette Gordon Low, Helen Storrow and all Girl Scouts.

I strongly believe in our Girl Scout Promise and Law, but more importantly, I advocate for the many benefits of Girl Scouts. For me, it’s the chance to meet and work with “sisters” from around the world, the fun of learning a new activity and the opportunity to provide service.

I have been fortunate to be involved in the Girl Scout Museum at Cedar Hill for over 30 years. I have learned to appreciate our history and those fabulous Girl Scout leaders who came before us and laid the groundwork to carry on the important mission of Girl Scouts.

Helen Storrow, our own Boston Girl Scout leader, was able to acquire the wonderful 76 acres of property now known as Camp Cedar Hill in Waltham from the Warren Estate. How lucky we are she had the insight to leave a legacy for today’s Girl Scouts!

I am so glad Girl Scouts is here for my granddaughters, providing leadership opportunities along with the fun!

Cookie 500 Club (continued)Rebecca Hughes, SharonMya Donovan, S. BostonElizabeth Storry, TyngsboroughAva Chow, W. RoxburyAriana Duseau, WeymouthRebecca Moran, WeymouthAlexis Marcantonio, HyannisAlexandra Spencer, RoxburyGrace Stephenson, WaylandRachel Sorensen, SalemJohnna Padvaiskas, MethuenTeika Lampart, Vineyard HavenAdriana Cericola, W. YarmouthCaitlyn Lewis, ConcordT’Kya McKenzie, RandolphAshley Clapp, RochesterGwendolyn Reader, SagamoreMikayla Metcalf, NorwoodLillian Ranalli, NewtonvilleLindsey Collins, AbingtonEvangelina Burdick, HudsonAlyssa Billert, DanversBrooke Billert, DanversBrianna Casey, MarshfieldMalia German, Buzzards BayLibby Anderson, HarwichAlexandria Zoll, TauntonCaitlin Wenners, AbingtonMilana Margetson, MedfordErika Byrnes, WilmingtonJillian Kwiatek, LynnEvelyn Gayhart, EverettAnna Brooks, BelmontMagnolia Jones, BradfordKassandra Last, LowellTanda McAuliffe, QuincyKierra Walsh, BillericaSabriah Mahdi, MattapanLeda Olia, Newton CenterGrace Griffin, NorfolkKeira Hart-Bonville, FairhavenAnne Taylor, Malden

Madelyn Barry, NorwoodEmilie Linares, SomervilleHannah Jarvis, TauntonAisling Madden, BelmontVictoria Wersoski, BradfordJenna Hauvuy, BridgewaterMargaret Sifferlen, LawrenceErin Jasper, PeabodySarah Patacchiola, QuincyAmanda Brown, Wellesley HillsSusan Doubek, Bedford-HanscomRaegen Gwozdz, FairhavenRory Madden, BelmontKrystal Dong, BostonAmanda Akins, BraintreeJasmine Wong-Wynot, BrightonIsabella Santamaria-Dehni, CambridgeGrace Rodrigue, ConcordNatalie Sacco, BedfordThalia Picon, EverettKathryn Kellerman, HaverhillMacKenzie Credit, HaverhillJocelyn Boland, LowellEllie Lynch, MedfordEllie Strayer, W. NewtonAbigail Strayer, W. NewtonTianna Houston, W. NewtonNiccie Jamitkowski, N. AndoverPaola Arguedas-McClay, QuincyMia Rinehart, RandolphAshley Rienzo, ReadingElisabeth Penafiel, ReadingNatalya Shorr, ReadingCherilyn Chadwick, SaugusMegan Powell, ShirleySophia Pinarreta, TauntonVictoria Pinarreta, TauntonMackenzie Kelly, W. RoxburyMichaela Mullarkey, WeymouthPaige Orlowski, WeymouthMegan Del Rosso, Weymouth

Cookie 500 ClubI am a change-maker

My Gold Award-earning granddaughter Loren credits Girl Scouts for her college scholarship. Lindsey just earned her Silver Award and loves to travel, and Abby is working on her camping and cookie-selling skills. I support Girl Scouts for my girls, your girls and for all the girls and young women of our world.

–Diane White, Lifetime Member

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence & character, who make the world a better place.

E ight-year-old Alice, who had recently joined a Brownie troop in her town, begged her parents to let her attend Girl Scout summer camp. Her mother, however, had concerns. Alice has a condition that prevents her from regulating her body temperature, making participation in outdoor activities risky. Her mother finally agreed—if she could accompany her.

On the first day, Alice got on the camp bus and moved to the back where her wheelchair could be secured. The other girls instinctively got up and joined her. Each day they sat together and, after arriving at camp, all waited for Alice at the back door so they could go to flag as a group.

Her mother watched Alice join her new friends in swimming, crafts, field games, outdoor cooking and other camp activities. One day at the pond, the camp director noticed Alice’s mother crying as Alice canoed with two girls. When asked what was wrong, she explained it was the first time her daughter had ever participated in an activity without a parent by her side. For once Alice had the opportunity “to be a regular kid,” she said, overcome with emotion. Thanks to Girl Scouting and the girls and staff at camp, her daughter was having “the experience of a lifetime!”

Alice had a great time at camp and made many friends. She can’t wait to return this summer and is hoping to convince her parents to let her go for seven weeks!

I am a leader

More than 200 Girl Scouts in our council sold at least 500 packages of cookies last year, earning a spot in the “500 Club.” Our top seller, Samantha Dorgan, sold a remarkable 3,100 packages, and Quincy had the most 500 Club members, with 18. Congratulations, girls. Great work!

Samantha Dorgan, AllstonMadison Connolly, HaverhillJennifer O’Connell, MedfordKarina Movsessian, ArlingtonJulyanna Hargrow, DorchesterKayla Torres, WalthamAbigail Cutter, LowellNicki Ribakoff, BostonTess Corkery, KingstonTiana Reddick, WeymouthDillon Tedesco, W. RoxburyKassandra Dineen, QuincyDiana Geoffrion, MashpeeElizabeth Saltzman, RandolphAlexandra Gagnon, DanversBrianna Joyce, QuincyMorgan Wahlstrom, RocklandMarianne O’Connell, MedfordKylie Davis, QuincyAmber Young, E. BridgewaterMackenzie Smith, MillisAmanda Lanzarone, WakefieldStacey Oliveira, BrocktonMeghan Wenners, AbingtonMargaret Powers, QuincyAlaynah Flanders, BradfordMichela Correale, MaldenMackenzie Coles, RevereLaureen LaFond, RandolphDarley Boit, BrooklineKaylene Sheran, E. BostonSarah Martin, TopsfieldEmily Hunt, TauntonMadison MacKenzie, RevereAmanda Powers, Quincy

Haley Morris, BillericaKasey Favor, BradfordDevon Woods, Newton HighlandsMeghan Mello, RaynhamLucia Pan, S. BostonTerryn Fraser-Mines, TyngsboroughAnnabelle Costa-Rocco, EverettAmaya Carter, E. TauntonGianna Fagan, HaverhillAliyah Cicoria, BradfordColleen McDonough, QuincyOlivia Doyle, PembrokeToni Robillard, WalthamKatherine Sopko, WalthamEliana Greenstein Himle, MarlboroughAlexa Wang, Jamaica PlainOlivia Sewell, AshlandLisa Gagnon, DanversCassie Glover, RaynhamMia Borges, TauntonAlexys Baty, TauntonShadie Ferland, AbingtonChristine MacLeod, BelmontAshley Gilbert, BradfordAlexis Keller, HaverhillCarissa Loesch, EverettAmanda Lew, Newton CenterZoe Stallbaum, QuincySophia Palermo, QuincyAisling Mannion, QuincyLindsey Lo, QuincyChristina Chaplin, RaynhamAlyssa Bolduc, RocklandAllison Rudolph, WalpoleRosalie Sherlock, WalthamMichelle Thompson, WalthamLianna Mitchell, CentervilleKelci Luppino, E. TauntonStacy Reynolds, E. TauntonVictoria Carroll, RandolphLeigh LaFond, RandolphAvery Little, ConcordSamantha Gilmore, SharonBobbi Asbury, MiddleboroAnna Maria Marino, BostonShelby Maze, QuincyEmily Rouleau, Taunton

Cara Mogan, WakefieldJean Azar-Tanguay, BostonMelissa Rousseau, BradfordAshleigh Viola, HaverhillLana Viola, HaverhillOlivia Ardito, BostonStephanya Mendes, QuincyMadison Kirrane, SaugusEva Benson, SharonLexi Daher, WarehamSabrina Fielder, N. AndoverKaitlyn Goodwin, BillericaSophia VanHelene, SharonColleen Dooling, MedfordPremala Reppert, Vineyard HavenMolly Figueiredo, New BedfordAlisha Smith, BrocktonHanna Durfee, BedfordKai Liyah La Boy, DorchesterJenna Hebert, New BedfordJessica Morabito, QuincyJordan Thomas, DorchesterAmy Trillcott, QuincyAmanda Quast, Marstons MillsHannah MacIntosh, WoburnLorelai MacIntosh, WoburnStephanie Corrigan, MethuenEmma Thomas, GloucesterJaylynn Cabral, TauntonSamantha Savitz, CharlestownAshley Fernald, WoburnJordan Harris, N. ChelmsfordJordan Towle-Jackson, MaldenCatherine Belliveau, RevereAlora Correia, Acushnet/FairhavenSabrina Arruda, FairhavenBrogan Madden, BelmontZaynah Shaikh, BrooklineKrysonia Tavares, EverettCiara O’Malley, TeaticketCassandra Lopes, HanoverAbigail Blay, AuburndaleJoslin Pettingell, Newton CenterJillian Wallace, N. ReadingBrianna Cristiani, Quincy

Emily Allard, StonehamClaire Bagnani, Chestnut HillEmily Buckley, CantonMeghan Buggy, AndoverIsobel Burgess, MedfieldVivien Chen, LexingtonKathryn Chiffer, TopsfieldArianne Chipman, HinghamLaura Cotter, NewtonJennifer Crawford, N. ReadingJulia Crowe, MedfieldEmily Doucette, MaynardElizabeth Driver, TopsfieldJazmin Eltoury, QuincyClaire Faddis, BoxfordCaitlin Fitzmaurice, ScituateColleen Fitzpatrick, N. ReadingKiersten Flodman, RowleyRuiyi Gao, SudburyYasmin Hayre, Natick

“Camp showed me the beauty of nature and the joy of camping. It encouraged my love of swimming and increased my ability in this sport that I carried through my life. It taught me work and leadership skills.”

– Alumna

Alicia Healey, CantonElizabeth Hiss, MiltonEmma Holland, HinghamCaroline Hultin, SudburyKrystal Kallarackal, SudburyAnna Krah, MedfieldKatherine LaScaleia, SudburyLauren Leedberg, ChelmsfordWhitney Ligonde, DedhamChristina Liotti, DanversAnne LoVerso, SouthboroughAlison McDermott, HinghamSamantha McGoldrick, N. ReadingMolly McGowan, WalthamMelissa Moody, NewtonCarly Morris, DedhamLeda Olia, NewtonAnn Pastorello, TewksburyHannah Peternell, Westford

Congratulations to our 2013 Gold Awardees!

Nicole Rice, BryantvilleColleen Riley, MansfieldSamantha Rizzo, CantonLucy Rubin, WestonKristina Ryan, BurlingtonLauren Savrin, NeedhamMeredith Scheiring, HinghamCharlotte Skolnick, PembrokeGabriella Smith, AndoverLily Snow, HinghamAmelia Steeger, MedfieldJennifer Sullivan, WakefieldSamantha Traficante, KingstonKaterina Tsoutsouras, RowleyEmily Van Laarhoven, SouthboroughAnna Willms, Wellesley

“Just received cookies in the mail. From my Platoon here in lovely Afghanistan to your Troop, THANK YOU so much! You don’t know just how much morale is lifted with a little taste of home!”

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