Program

Girl Scouts is known for leading youth service organizations with top quality programming.

At Kentucky’s Wilderness Road we have four program specialties:

  • education
  • adventure
  • healthy living
  • leadership

We provide programs and events for Girl Scouts of all ages and interests, and invite you to join us!

Our online Event Calendar is up and running! Check out upcoming events and programs for our Council!

You can keep up-to-date on our latest Council programs and events by downloading a printable copy of our Council TAP Calendar.

To register for a program – download a printable copy of the registration form.

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Update on Shop and Share

The deadline to volunteer for Shop and Share has been extended to February 1st! Don’t miss Girl Scouts is a Must Have experienceyour chance to be a part of this state-wide service project to help domestic violence shelters.

To earn your Shop and Share patch, you need to complete and return this form.

Register with the Office of the First Lady at : http://firstlady.ky.gov/Pages/shopshare.aspx

For Girl Scouts in the counties that don’t have a Kroger, contact your Membership Specialist listed next to your county below to set up an alternative location:

Johnson County, Lawrence County, Floyd County –  Teresa Cashion (606) 788-0440
Bell County, Harlan County –  Sue Ward (606) 878-8535
Letcher County, Pike County –  Tracey Syck (606) 437-7814
Perry County – Marissa Manns (606) 693-5438

Shop and Share with the First Lady

February 4, 2011

Both Girl Scout Councils of Kentucky are invited to help First Lady Jane Beshear with her service project for the Kentucky Domestic Violence Shelters.  This is a joint initiative of the First Lady’s Office, the Girl Scout Councils of Kentucky and Kroger stores.

The Kentucky Domestic Violence Association serves over 27,000 men, women and children annually, some as residents and some not. There are 15 domestic violence abuse shelters that serve the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

Shop and Share is held at Kroger stores across Kentucky on February 4 – the Saturday before the Super Bowl!   Each shelter will provide Kroger stores a list of items needed at the shelters, such as canned foods, toilet paper and soap, etc. Prior to the day the First Lady’s office sends a packet to each Kroger store with copies of the list to hand out to shoppers.

Some Krogers will have a bin or boxes in which to collect the donated goods, or you are welcome to use a shopping cart with a Shop and Share sign on it.

Volunteer Girl Scout troops are needed to help collect donated items at a Kroger stores close to home between the hours of 8 am and 5 pm.  In most cases you should bring folding chairs and a card table and girls may make a poster or sign for their table.

Girl Scouts will ask shoppers to help local shelters by purchasing items the shelters need. Troops will collect the items as the shoppers leave the store.  If a shopper gives a cash donation, the Girl Scout troop will purchase items on the list and place them in the bins. Girl Scouts do not raise money for other organizations but we can help out collecting goods for them. Girl Scouts know how to approach customers for a cookie booth – smile, don’t pester the shopper in the store, say thank you and don’t block walkways.

To sign up for a time, visit the volunteer sign-up page:

http://firstlady.ky.gov/Pages/shopshare.aspx

When you go to the website, signup with your email address.  Click on your region on the map of Kentucky.  You will see all of the Kroger stores listed.  There are 2 hour time slots with 4 slots each.  Most Kroger stores have 2 doors.  If you are bringing a troop of 4 girls or more – sign up for all 4 spots and cover both doors.  If you are a small troop or an individual – just sign up for one or two spots at one door.

The deadline to volunteer is January 23. Please act now, we need your help!

It’s Cookie Time at Kentucky’s Wilderness Road!

Did you know…

…cookie sales began January 1st?

Did you know…

…we have 8 delicious varieties of cookies including Caramel deLites, Thin Mints, Peanut Butter Patties, Peanut Butter Sandwiches, Shortbreads, Shout Outs, and Lemonades!

Did you know…

…cookie sales teach girls important business skills like money management and goal setting?

Did you know…

…Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road was featured in Business Lexington for our fantastic entrepreneurial programming?

Check out this great article about the business and entrepreneurial benefits of the Girl Scout cookie program!

Winter/Spring Training and Program Calendar Available Now!

 

Check out all of the exciting events and trainings we have coming up in 2012!

 Winter/Spring 2012 TAP Calendar

Have you seen our easy to use online event calendar?  Try it today!

Online event calendar 

Cookie Carnivals

Back my popular demand!  Don’t let these great January events sneak up on you.  Start your cookie sale right!

Licking Valley Cluster
Tues. Jan. 10 6-8pm
Turfway Park Race Track, Florence
Cost – $2 per Girl Scout
You MUST pre-register by Jan. 5 for this event
Send registration to Erlanger Girl Scout Office

Bluegrass Cluster
Fri. Jan. 13, 6-7:30pm
University of Kentucky, Student Ball Room, Lexington
Cost – $1 per person (Girls/Adults/Tagalongs)
You MUST pre-register by Jan. 10 for this event
Send registration to Lexington Girl Scout Office

Mountain Laurel Cluster
Sat. Jan. 14, 1-3pm
Meece Auditorium, Somerset Community College, Somerset
Cost – $1 per person (Girls/Adults/Tagalongs)
You MUST pre-register by Jan. 10 for this event
Send registrations to London Girl Scout office

Jenny Wiley Cluster
Fri. Jan. 20, 6-8pm
Big Sandy Community and Technical College, Prestonsburg
Cost – $2 per Girl Scout
You MUST pre-register by Jan. 16 for this event
Send registration to Paintsville Girl Scout Office

Ken-O-Valley Cluster
Sat. Jan. 21, 1-3pm
Central Christian Church, Ironton
Cost – $1 per Girl Scout
You MUST pre-register by Jan. 17 for this event
Send registration to Ashland Girl Scout Office


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